YahBing will (presumably) catch more eyes than one or the other, which means they will sell more ads, which means they will be more competitive with google. Not as good for the consumer though, I suppose.
Myself, I haven't used anything but google since the launch. I don't particularly miss the dark ages.
RS-422 is great. I've got a 4 port card in this machine, and have direct control over 4 machines (on a different floor no less) with it, whether the network is up or not. Well, apart from a power switch.
Instead of going full-bore typing, and not really absorbing the data, I prefer to read it, analyze it, and not write down the fluff. drop useless words, in my own sort of shorthand.
Couple that system with a 2H pencil and some graph paper, and you're laughing.
dtach is tiny screen-like app, well, it does just the detach portion of it. Handy if you're running it on something pathetic (hacked router, fe.), and don't need all of GNU screen's bells and whistles.
It also has a large installed base, and it runs on much more pathetic hardware than android or maemo.
There's still a marketplace for phones that aren't 1GHz, yet do more than talk and text. I don't know how many millions of phones out there run S60...
Oh - they'll never adopt android, they have the superior Maemo for phones/tablets with some actual horsepower.
You can definitely flash it to generic firmware, but you may need to use a fancy dongle (which uses something like JTAG, I presume) to do it, rather than usb/bootloaderish FW update. It depends on the phone.
Do you lock the door on your (car | house)?
Obviously the person breaking into your house is committing a crime, but if you don't even bother to lock it, you're at least partly to blame, right?
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What's good for the *AA is good for us, right?
Might be a bit presumptuous, but I assume if they can manage to get linux installed, they can change their FF homepage, too.
YahBing will (presumably) catch more eyes than one or the other, which means they will sell more ads, which means they will be more competitive with google. Not as good for the consumer though, I suppose.
Myself, I haven't used anything but google since the launch. I don't particularly miss the dark ages.
Noogle, Newgle and neugel?
I'd guess, like the baby bells, they would mostly rejoin in a few years anyways.
When you go hunting and fishing, do you bring back deers, elks, geeses, fishes? and drink some beers?
Cause I bring back deer, elk, geese and fish, and have a few beer. Well I would if I were a hunter.
I'd better get a rush on a patent for "using pagerank on the internet" then. Take that google.
They don't give you a 1995 lexus either, they give you the cash with the value of a 1995 in similar condition.
So the insurance company should be giving these people the cash that a 3G costs, used, on eBay, or so... rather than a new 3GS.
Scratch that, I'm half asleep. Canola. the yellow stuff.
It usually goes by the name "flax" these days.
Bingo. Lets get rid of 9-1-1, air raid sirens, vehicle backup alarms, police sirens, and warning buzzers; Just post on facebook instead.
RS-422 is great. I've got a 4 port card in this machine, and have direct control over 4 machines (on a different floor no less) with it, whether the network is up or not.
Well, apart from a power switch.
Eagle isn't free, though.
kicad is pretty decent, it's GPL and cross platform (there's a win32 branch).
gEDA is ok too, but there's something I don't like about it's schematic editor... Can't think of it right now though.
Instead of going full-bore typing, and not really absorbing the data, I prefer to read it, analyze it, and not write down the fluff. drop useless words, in my own sort of shorthand.
Couple that system with a 2H pencil and some graph paper, and you're laughing.
You can print your own smart paper. However, doing so does require the use of an ink-jet printer from a rather limited set.
So, effectively it's still $5 per notepad, correct?
Using "u" and "ur" should be subject to summary execution.
dtach is tiny screen-like app, well, it does just the detach portion of it. Handy if you're running it on something pathetic (hacked router, fe.), and don't need all of GNU screen's bells and whistles.
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Too bad they didn't apply this system to their horribly lame animal themed ads.
It also has a large installed base, and it runs on much more pathetic hardware than android or maemo.
There's still a marketplace for phones that aren't 1GHz, yet do more than talk and text. I don't know how many millions of phones out there run S60...
Oh - they'll never adopt android, they have the superior Maemo for phones/tablets with some actual horsepower.
You can definitely flash it to generic firmware, but you may need to use a fancy dongle (which uses something like JTAG, I presume) to do it, rather than usb/bootloaderish FW update. It depends on the phone.
OpenBSD shipped with 1.x when I installed it (still does, I think), and that's what I'm running.
For some reason I read it as "I am an awesome lawyer"... don't ask.
It's on an old PIII board, sitting in the closet, running Apache 1.3, oddly enough ;)
Do you lock the door on your (car | house)?
Obviously the person breaking into your house is committing a crime, but if you don't even bother to lock it, you're at least partly to blame, right?
They can take my static web page from my cold dead hands.
Nickels and dimes add up, I guess.