Unless I've missed something, we are talking about the Nokia Series 60, which is out.
> older version of a JVM to a platform that is not even out yet?
Regardless if we are talking about N60, or something not yet out, bennini has access to it "provides an awesome JVM". Is it valid to ask if a product has improved over time? Yes it is. I find the statement "[N60] provides an awesome JVM" odd as to the past edition of the JVM was utter crap (esp. with regrads to networking, which it could not read & write to the same socket in different threads, nor did it provide a none-blocking method of asking it if it had content, making writing an application like VNC very hard).
provides an awesome JVM It has been a few years since I last did any JME development, but the Nokia JVM was one of the things that put me off, how such a buggy POS made it past test is simply amazing. I take it the JVM is now worth using? Maybe I should look into doing some JME dev again.
Writing in the Journal of Environmental Health, Bitton and colleagues said they soaked sponges and scrubbing pads in raw wastewater containing fecal bacteria such as E. coli, viruses, protozoan parasites and bacterial spores. ".
You could easily read that as if the soaking in wastewater was just to add some nasties to zap.
I don't know about the US market, but any Windows Mobile device, by editing a text file in the "hidden" part of its memory you can strip away all the custom crapware.
And so counts all the people who log on go "my god this is dull" and promptly uninstall the client. I really do not see what people like in this thing.
The expense is getting data, the data is still coming over the 3G network (i.e. still very expensive).
I think I've misread your post, and you are talking about lots-of-WiFi kit talking to a single bit of 3G kit, rather than having lots of 3G kit. But I don't see when that would be the case, you normally have one bit of 3G kit, talking bluetooth to the other net-enabled kit.
You can pick up 4 blank DVDs in Pound Land for a pound, give it a year after HD-DVD/BluRay going main stream and you will be able to pick up a single blank HD-DVD/BluRay disk for a pound.
Second question is how much space will the movie (not the Value-Added junk) take on its own?
Java has change focus a number of times. It is now a general purpose language, with a strong "Enterprise" set of libraries. It also has a stripped down version for "every appliance in the house".
Now, if the Roomba was JavaME based, and you had a Java based library for the Wii remote, then Java would be no better or worse choice than Perl or any other language you care to mention which supports both the wii-mote and the Roomba. If the Roomba also supported BlueTooth(1) then using Java directly on the Roomba would be a darn fine idea.
1) I think that is what TFV said the Wii-mote communicated using.
T-mobile are still limiting what your alllowed to do with the data connection no p2p file sharing voip or instant mesaging, but vnc to my network should sort some of that out;)
Oh, drat. On the onld web 'n' walk plan (100MB a month) using a none-3G phone skype is not blocked. (but then it is not useful either).
But I guess you could get a proxy for it, then go jump though your home BB connection.
operating system whose user interface is only the web browser
The Sun Ray (I think) thin clients already come with this, but also a X client, and a Windows Remote client. Both options are better than "WebOS"es for "remote desktops".
You could probably load it up all to ROM and have no hard drive, making the boot up take all of about a second.
Then add the download time + flash start up time etc.
While "WebOSes" are a intresting toy, I don't think they will ever be any more than that
Torchwood has two types of shows: Adult Dr Who - Normally quite good. CSI: Wales With Sci-Fi bits - Normally shit. Nothing all that CSI about it, very bad SciFi bits.
The real WTF is that on paper all of the plots should work. They just don't.
Luckly the "CSI: Wales" ones are getting less frequent. Hopefully they will soon banish the guns and SUV.
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Accept it does not work on all devices.
The (old) Nokia JVM being one of them. Try it on an old Nokia, it always returns zero.
This was my biggest problem with JME development, so many devices simply ignored the specs, or implemented them so badly it was not worth using.
Unless I've missed something, we are talking about the Nokia Series 60, which is out.
> older version of a JVM to a platform that is not even out yet?
Regardless if we are talking about N60, or something not yet out, bennini has access to it "provides an awesome JVM". Is it valid to ask if a product has improved over time? Yes it is. I find the statement "[N60] provides an awesome JVM" odd as to the past edition of the JVM was utter crap (esp. with regrads to networking, which it could not read & write to the same socket in different threads, nor did it provide a none-blocking method of asking it if it had content, making writing an application like VNC very hard).
My HTC Wizard has a 200MHz CPU and runs fine. Even with some of the eye candy you can get.
Do you have an HDCP protected files?
Good for you. Nokia 1100 maybe?
I want a computer that fits in my pocket, and I don't want to be carrying a phone as well.
Unless you mean "burn to CD, and rip the CD"?
Or "Use a 3rd party application to strip the DRM"?
You could easily read that as if the soaking in wastewater was just to add some nasties to zap.
I guess not. (not that it was +5 funny when I answered it)
I don't know about the US market, but any Windows Mobile device, by editing a text file in the "hidden" part of its memory you can strip away all the custom crapware.
Webbrowser != Email Client.
Does IE included a email client? Or does an IE client use the IE rendering component?
Yeay! So many men with wings and massive cocks!
Sorry, don't get.
And so counts all the people who log on go "my god this is dull" and promptly uninstall the client. I really do not see what people like in this thing.
The expense is getting data, the data is still coming over the 3G network (i.e. still very expensive).
I think I've misread your post, and you are talking about lots-of-WiFi kit talking to a single bit of 3G kit, rather than having lots of 3G kit. But I don't see when that would be the case, you normally have one bit of 3G kit, talking bluetooth to the other net-enabled kit.
To quote the summary:
You can pick up 4 blank DVDs in Pound Land for a pound, give it a year after HD-DVD/BluRay going main stream and you will be able to pick up a single blank HD-DVD/BluRay disk for a pound.
Second question is how much space will the movie (not the Value-Added junk) take on its own?
So if X cracks common-player Y, and I (and 1000s others) own player Y who replaces it when it gets "disabled"?
That is really worrying, I don't think I'll be buying into that just yet.
Java has change focus a number of times. It is now a general purpose language, with a strong "Enterprise" set of libraries. It also has a stripped down version for "every appliance in the house".
Now, if the Roomba was JavaME based, and you had a Java based library for the Wii remote, then Java would be no better or worse choice than Perl or any other language you care to mention which supports both the wii-mote and the Roomba.
If the Roomba also supported BlueTooth(1) then using Java directly on the Roomba would be a darn fine idea.
1) I think that is what TFV said the Wii-mote communicated using.
And I'm a Java fanboy.
Oh, drat. On the onld web 'n' walk plan (100MB a month) using a none-3G phone skype is not blocked. (but then it is not useful either).
But I guess you could get a proxy for it, then go jump though your home BB connection.
The Sun Ray (I think) thin clients already come with this, but also a X client, and a Windows Remote client. Both options are better than "WebOS"es for "remote desktops".
Then add the download time + flash start up time etc.
While "WebOSes" are a intresting toy, I don't think they will ever be any more than that
Nah, Trekkie just think how pissed off both "real" Trekkies and "SG1" Trekkies will get.
Torchwood has two types of shows:
Adult Dr Who - Normally quite good.
CSI: Wales With Sci-Fi bits - Normally shit. Nothing all that CSI about it, very bad SciFi bits.
The real WTF is that on paper all of the plots should work. They just don't.
Luckly the "CSI: Wales" ones are getting less frequent. Hopefully they will soon banish the guns and SUV.
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Apple want you to pay $99.
when they make a pill that does my work for me, so I can have a lie-in