I use a 8.5x11 Crosspad from Cross Pen Computing group to take notes in all my classes.
Although they are discontinued there is linux software to download the files and convert them to postscript. (A google search will suffice)
The new Crosspad2 is in beta testing now (I know at Case Western) and it should be out pretty soon.
I have seen one in use and it comes with a USB (in addition to serial) port plus a holder for the pen (unlike the original crosspad). It also has multiple "memory" notebooks for multiple classes/meetings.
It really comes in handy and I have all my notes catergorized on my computer and I have been able to get rid of annoying notebook paper.
Alright, MS ports Office to Linux (bla, bla) but what if they use some GPL (not LGPL) code to make everything smoother....bam! now they have a derivative work which must be free (as in mmmm tasty freedom).
Also, who will buy Office for Linux, even many commercial apps (read: Wordperfect, netscape) are free because the companied know noone will pay. $600 for MS Office or run vmware, or run vnc, or walk down the hall, or run staroffice. (next thing you know you see a gigantic GNOME foot on the MS webpage...)
Xscribble is a part CMU part SUN graffiti like inputting stuff. It seems to recognize graffiti like inputs. Get it at handhelds.org in the download apps src directory. It needs a few tweaks for i386 and it is picky about where its config files are located.
Metallica-Bla bla song.mp3 M/e*'tal(lic&a-Bla bla song.mp3 acillatem-Bla bla song.mp3 Song (This really that other song..hint hint).mp3
Yeah it will be harder to search but people will cope somehow...maybe a one way cipher (just encodes). So Metallica-bla bla song.mp3 becomes sdjfKUFHSkSDf234JSDBC.mp3 but you can't pull the first out of the second.
I think Napster is just going to shut down the server. Use opennap!! Use gnutella!! Eat gnutella (it's tasty)!!
I used Scheme to write a neural network after taking SICP in high school. It was slow, too slow, so now I write code mostly in C++. Hasn't this been discuss years ago, like in the 70s? With the arguement between those with the Lisp machines and those with those new fangled PCs? Yes, von Neumann architecture is inefficient but all of our money goes into optimizing it. I think I am rambling. (stop 'ramble now)
I have been watching NASA-TV through broadcast.com with realplayer for the past couple days. But yes, the majority of feeds are only available in MS format.
There is a plethora of open source neural networks out there, I myself wrote one in Scheme. SNNS is good so is Xnn/Nn (also does outputting of neural network c code). There is a FreeProp out there some place i think.
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I use a 8.5x11 Crosspad from Cross Pen Computing group to take notes in all my classes.
Although they are discontinued there is linux software to download the files and convert them to postscript. (A google search will suffice)
The new Crosspad2 is in beta testing now (I know at Case Western) and it should be out pretty soon.
I have seen one in use and it comes with a USB (in addition to serial) port plus a holder for the pen (unlike the original crosspad). It also has multiple "memory" notebooks for multiple classes/meetings.
It really comes in handy and I have all my notes catergorized on my computer and I have been able to get rid of annoying notebook paper.
Um...I just went to seminar on this at Carnegie Mellon. And I wore one and it was real and it was neat and sexy and mmmmm..good
Alright, MS ports Office to Linux (bla, bla) but what if they use some GPL (not LGPL) code to make everything smoother....bam! now they have a derivative work which must be free (as in mmmm tasty freedom).
Also, who will buy Office for Linux, even many commercial apps (read: Wordperfect, netscape) are free because the companied know noone will pay. $600 for MS Office or run vmware, or run vnc, or walk down the hall, or run staroffice. (next thing you know you see a gigantic GNOME foot on the MS webpage...)
Did you fix the problem with finding the recognizers. And where does it put that libli_recog.so file?
Xscribble is a part CMU part SUN graffiti like inputting stuff. It seems to recognize graffiti like inputs. Get it at handhelds.org in the download apps src directory. It needs a few tweaks for i386 and it is picky about where its config files are located.
Um...simple greps?
Ok...
Metallica-Bla bla song.mp3
M/e*'tal(lic&a-Bla bla song.mp3
acillatem-Bla bla song.mp3
Song (This really that other song..hint hint).mp3
Yeah it will be harder to search but people will cope somehow...maybe a one way cipher (just encodes). So Metallica-bla bla song.mp3 becomes sdjfKUFHSkSDf234JSDBC.mp3 but you can't pull the first out of the second.
I think Napster is just going to shut down the server. Use opennap!! Use gnutella!! Eat gnutella (it's tasty)!!
I used Scheme to write a neural network after taking SICP in high school. It was slow, too slow, so now I write code mostly in C++. Hasn't this been discuss years ago, like in the 70s? With the arguement between those with the Lisp machines and those with those new fangled PCs? Yes, von Neumann architecture is inefficient but all of our money goes into optimizing it. I think I am rambling. (stop 'ramble now)
I have a ricoh g1200s (1996-$4000 2000-$150) which is a 486 tablet comp. with pcmcia slots. Iam just going to pop in a wavelan card and use it.
I have been watching NASA-TV through broadcast.com with realplayer for the past couple days. But yes, the majority of feeds are only available in MS format.
Isn't everything that hollywood puts out unrealistic?
I have successfully been able to deduce primality using a simple backpropagation neural network. So, maybe factoring can be done...
You can pick apart my paper at http://www.erols.com/mkatshym/Ex tendedEssay.ps.bz2.
Michael Katz-Hyman
mkatshym@erols.com
According to http://www.palm.com/products/family.html the IIIe is neither expandle nor upgradable....
why is it different?
the confusion continues...
you can get a Palm IIIx (i did) for $250 from places like buy.com and shopping.com. and the IIIx has 4mb of ram.
It is the "tube" between our CPU's and out memory....
Yea Lisp, scheme, Turing, Backus....
I'm done
There is a plethora of open source neural networks out there, I myself wrote one in Scheme. SNNS is good so is Xnn/Nn (also does outputting of neural network c code). There is a FreeProp out there some place i think.
I agree.