The domain is down right now, but I can do custom work for you. What price range were you looking to spend?
Here's an example of a woodgrain keyboard that I did: http://www.dashpc.com/show_picture.php?id=2230 I also do it for much less than the real-wood designs. The keyboard in that picture for example, would run you about $150 US.
It's not cheap by any stretch, but high quality will almost always cost more.
If I'm not mistaken, if he could have used a fresnel lens and a backlight, he might have been able to get the magnification and the "reverse" image that he was seeking.
... in volume that is. The PXA270's are out now, but I predict that in Q1 and Q2 of 2005 we're going to see some pretty wild PDA's, embedded devices, etc.
The PXA270 has enough horsepower in a small enough form factor to deliver flash to cellphones, etc. easily.
2005 is going to be an interesting year in the embedded realm. We're going to see some very cool new toys...;)
Why would the need talons at all? They are raised on farms in protected environments (except for the occasional fox). They could be engineered to have the absolute minimum of unedible parts.
Ok, so a group titled "Christian Science Monitor" is against computer profliferation.
Let's see: Aren't the terms "Christian" and "Science" divergent? If so, "Christian Science Monitor" would imply that they are a group of Christians that are Monitoring Science - which makes sense because science is the only impediment to Christian/God/Greater Being brainwashing.
I'd take _any_ publication from this group with a very large Saltine Crackers' worth of salt.
Oh yeah, it should be mentioned that "Wayne Madsen" probably doesn't exist. If you have confidential information and ask to "meet" with him, you're probably going to wind up 6 feet underground.
Wayne Madsen is a turnstyle person - aka, he's a group of people; very similar to the "Dread Pirate Roberts" (of Princess Bride fame).
Can someone create an extension that will allow me to install extensions?
Specifically, I'd love to see an extension that will save my current tabs, restart firefox (after I've installed some arbitrary extension, and reload my tabs.
I hate having to save some temp-bookmark of tabs, and then restart firefox and delete the faux-temp-bookmark of tabs.
Call it, Firefox extension loader extension or something.
It sounds like you're looking for incubation capital. Some VC's will invest in your idea if they think it might become something. Sometimes, they'll invest a few hundred grand to see if you can produce something before they sink million(s).
When they do something bad, do what my parents did - discipline/beat the shit out of them (I grew up in a Military household). Also, don't try to "reason" with a 4 year old (or even a 7 year old). A good old fashioned beating is the only thing that will help a young child know the difference between right and wrong. Until they develop the skill of "reason" they need to be taught right and wrong by spanking/harsh negative reinforcement. You'll get the added benefit of their respect (and fear) which will come in handy when they become teenagers.
Agreed. This has been a thorn in my side since AcroRd32.exe version 5. My solution is to always kill AcroRd32.exe after I've read the PDF. It's a pain in the ass, but it keeps my system sane. I tried Acrobat 6 for a brief time, but it sucked hard ass, so I quickly reverted back to 5.1 (because it sucks less).
I think FireFox would be very well suited to build it's own PDF viewer into the core code (or at least promote a module for Win32 users that ISN'T Adobe's).
Another big bug in Acrobat reader is that if you're in FireFox and try to issue a keyboard command while reading a.PDF, it won't work unless you click to a different tab (Try hitting F11 while reading a PDF for example).
If the Mozilla foundation included sane PDF capability, it would end up in even BETTER perception of improved response. Uninformed users automatically make the psychological connection of "poor Acrobat PDF performance"+"IE"="poor IE performance".
I think it would be wise for the FireFox crew to capitalize on this because it would give the user an [even] better browser experience (on Win32).
He's one of the original authors of Berkely Unix, and he's extremely knowledgeable in *nix Security.
He did a great job for us and his price was very reasonable. Furthermore, he was available almost 24-7 to field my tech calls during the touchy installation - we pulled it off without a hitch.
If you hire him, tell him that Chris Bergeron referred you. He'll know who you're talking about.;)
I had this same thought, but in my vision, the MODERATORS would vote on what stories are relevant enough to be posted (and/or front page news).
Some calculations...
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Hacking Vodka
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· Score: 4, Funny
Let's see: Cheap vodka: $10 (US assumptions) Name brand filter: $30 Total vodka purity: $40 As compared to: Good vodka - $34.99
Hrmm, I guess it probably made sense when they did the experiment.
Seriously though, it's neat to see hacks like this. It should also be noted that the chick in the middle of this picture is kinda cute. But does anyone know what the pills are in the bottom left corner of that picture?
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The domain is down right now, but I can do custom work for you. What price range were you looking to spend?
Here's an example of a woodgrain keyboard that I did:
http://www.dashpc.com/show_picture.php?id=2230
I also do it for much less than the real-wood designs. The keyboard in that picture for example, would run you about $150 US.
It's not cheap by any stretch, but high quality will almost always cost more.
If I'm not mistaken, if he could have used a fresnel lens and a backlight, he might have been able to get the magnification and the "reverse" image that he was seeking.
Why not support the NYT and Firefox by going out and buying a copy of the paper. It's only like a buck or so.
Rocket engines are cool.
So are Servos.
Cars are too.
This guy is extremely skilled, apparently. It's just too bad that he can't build a webserver as well as that clock.
... in volume that is. The PXA270's are out now, but I predict that in Q1 and Q2 of 2005 we're going to see some pretty wild PDA's, embedded devices, etc.
;)
The PXA270 has enough horsepower in a small enough form factor to deliver flash to cellphones, etc. easily.
2005 is going to be an interesting year in the embedded realm. We're going to see some very cool new toys...
Why would the need talons at all? They are raised on farms in protected environments (except for the occasional fox). They could be engineered to have the absolute minimum of unedible parts.
Ok, so a group titled "Christian Science Monitor" is against computer profliferation.
Let's see: Aren't the terms "Christian" and "Science" divergent? If so, "Christian Science Monitor" would imply that they are a group of Christians that are Monitoring Science - which makes sense because science is the only impediment to Christian/God/Greater Being brainwashing.
I'd take _any_ publication from this group with a very large Saltine Crackers' worth of salt.
Oh yeah, it should be mentioned that "Wayne Madsen" probably doesn't exist. If you have confidential information and ask to "meet" with him, you're probably going to wind up 6 feet underground.
Wayne Madsen is a turnstyle person - aka, he's a group of people; very similar to the "Dread Pirate Roberts" (of Princess Bride fame).
Case is holding a demonstration this week. Details are here.
I'm posting this because it's directly related to Wayne Madsen; so plz don't flag it as OT. It's a piece of the puzzle.
Can someone create an extension that will allow me to install extensions?
Specifically, I'd love to see an extension that will save my current tabs, restart firefox (after I've installed some arbitrary extension, and reload my tabs.
I hate having to save some temp-bookmark of tabs, and then restart firefox and delete the faux-temp-bookmark of tabs.
Call it, Firefox extension loader extension or something.
I think that Windows ships with the QBasic scripting / operating system language.
/e command.com > com1"
From what I hear, it's quite capable for simple "shell scripting" style tasks in Windows like:
"command.com
and
"echo ^G"
Have fun!
It sounds like you're looking for incubation capital. Some VC's will invest in your idea if they think it might become something. Sometimes, they'll invest a few hundred grand to see if you can produce something before they sink million(s).
Good luck.
Agreed.
Now if you'd be so kind as to tell my girlfriend, our 3 dogs and the cat - I think I could live out that dream.
If you are worried about the rug rat tugging on the cable, secure it on both sides of the hole with standard clamps.
I almost forgot to ask, what kind of "standard clamps" do you recommend for securing the rug rat?
You sir, should NOT recommend drilling a 2" hole through a child simply for passing a cable through it.
However, it should be noted that a recommendation like this does make sense when trying to secure the child to the floor or a nearby railing.
Try parenting and keeping a close eye on them.
When they do something bad, do what my parents did - discipline/beat the shit out of them (I grew up in a Military household). Also, don't try to "reason" with a 4 year old (or even a 7 year old). A good old fashioned beating is the only thing that will help a young child know the difference between right and wrong. Until they develop the skill of "reason" they need to be taught right and wrong by spanking/harsh negative reinforcement. You'll get the added benefit of their respect (and fear) which will come in handy when they become teenagers.
Agreed. This has been a thorn in my side since AcroRd32.exe version 5. My solution is to always kill AcroRd32.exe after I've read the PDF. It's a pain in the ass, but it keeps my system sane. I tried Acrobat 6 for a brief time, but it sucked hard ass, so I quickly reverted back to 5.1 (because it sucks less).
.PDF, it won't work unless you click to a different tab (Try hitting F11 while reading a PDF for example).
I think FireFox would be very well suited to build it's own PDF viewer into the core code (or at least promote a module for Win32 users that ISN'T Adobe's).
Another big bug in Acrobat reader is that if you're in FireFox and try to issue a keyboard command while reading a
If the Mozilla foundation included sane PDF capability, it would end up in even BETTER perception of improved response. Uninformed users automatically make the psychological connection of "poor Acrobat PDF performance"+"IE"="poor IE performance".
I think it would be wise for the FireFox crew to capitalize on this because it would give the user an [even] better browser experience (on Win32).
He said his, "optical mouse".
Interestingly, we're losing them both.
Perhaps it's because neither of them are 'conventional' wars, and we're not used to winning wars with anything other than bombs.
When we had to do the very thing you did, I ended up hiring Box Toxen, of Fly By Day Consulting; and the author of Real World Linux Security.
;)
He's one of the original authors of Berkely Unix, and he's extremely knowledgeable in *nix Security.
He did a great job for us and his price was very reasonable. Furthermore, he was available almost 24-7 to field my tech calls during the touchy installation - we pulled it off without a hitch.
If you hire him, tell him that Chris Bergeron referred you. He'll know who you're talking about.
I don't the case in question, but if it was local to a person's keyboard wouldn't that be out of FBI jurisdiction?
(unless of course they were typing something illegal on the internet)
Interestingly, they sell clear versions of this paint for use on license plates. They apparently make your plate illegible to Traffic Camera's.
I had this same thought, but in my vision, the MODERATORS would vote on what stories are relevant enough to be posted (and/or front page news).
Let's see:
Cheap vodka: $10 (US assumptions)
Name brand filter: $30
Total vodka purity: $40
As compared to: Good vodka - $34.99
Hrmm, I guess it probably made sense when they did the experiment.
Seriously though, it's neat to see hacks like this. It should also be noted that the chick in the middle of this picture is kinda cute. But does anyone know what the pills are in the bottom left corner of that picture?