That's the one I'm using; it's beautiful. I took it from my home and use it at work (who wouldn't buy me an ergo keyboard), since it'w where I type 40hrs per week, whereas home is mostly mousing.
With an Informative! These details were on a photo in TFA of a presentation:
General Information:
Launch time: APR 2011
Positioning: Provide a complete Android tabel with full HD media and web anywhere
Features:
Dual coe 1.0 Ghz processor with Flash 10.1 support for the fasted HD web experience and multimedia playback anywhere
The latest and the highly intuitive good android tablet os and acer UI 4.5 to reach a whole new level of interactivity
SMP rear-facing camera + HD front-facing camera for vide, video chat, quickly snapping a picture and uploading it to Facebook, YoTube, Picasa, and also for barcode scanning.
HDMI output to playback HD content on DFTV or Hi_Def montor for HD extensibility.
Industrial Design:
36[?] design ensure optimal on-screen experience for every angle.
Aluminum...provide a... tactile sensation..anodized....decorated with engraved textures...sophis
Problem with the inventory mode is that containers remain in the fridge until they are empty. E.g., even though I have about half a glass of milk left in the bottle, by my fridge's estimation I still have "one bottle of milk". And what about produce!
I think it's a novelty for people with disposable income. Even having a browser or a cookbook on there... Do you want to stand in front of the fridge and read? No. Bust out Joy of Cooking and leave it open on the counter.
Maybe the most useful thing would be web radio.... my fridge would need integrated speakers, though.
Excellent long take: Hamlet, Branagh 1996. Act IV Scene VII. Claudius and Laertes conspire to kill Hamlet in the duel. The camera is all over the place; rugs and furniture have to be unnoticably moved and replaced by crew as the camera points to the middle of a circle that it travels. Very impressive scene.
How much clothing can I remove in the security line and not get arrested? Jacket... shoes... belt... How about my pants, and shirt? If I strip to my boxers and walk through that would make a nice scene. But would I get thrown in the clink?
I "read" a lot of that text from memory; my brain knows what the words are supposed to be because it's the danged preamble to the danged consitution.
If they post a test with unfamiliar prose, I bet I'd have much more difficulty reading it.
Right, but where did that simplest possible structure get its material? Was it always "just there"? Fine, maybe Benevolent Creator was always "just there".
Right. Who or what created God? Who or what created the initial condensation of matter or energy? Even if we could answer either of these, we'd just be going back into a recursive "who created that?". My point was just to show that none of those two possibilities can be ruled out based on logic or reasoning.
Could be God.
Consider: what is more unlikely? That before time there was an infinitely dense concentration of something that burst, creating everything we observe?
Or that before time, there was something else that said, "I'll make something today" and created everything we observe?
I don't consider either one more or less plausible than the other.
Also, why don't we use these "OMG we could live on this planet if we could travel 30 gojillion megadistances" research dollars to work on something that is feasible within 1.5 generations. Moon and Mars are ready and willing.
He also mentioned how advanced civilizations would quickly destroy themselves (e.g., here on earth in central america, italy, and globally today).
Even with round-trip times of a couple hundred years, we'll probably be looking at artifacts from a dead civilisation.
Slashdot Mirror
That's the one I'm using; it's beautiful. I took it from my home and use it at work (who wouldn't buy me an ergo keyboard), since it'w where I type 40hrs per week, whereas home is mostly mousing.
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/apostrophe
http://xkcd.com/538/
Did you say "yoots"?
Close up of a drop of pond water.
With an Informative! These details were on a photo in TFA of a presentation:
... tactile sensation..anodized....decorated with engraved textures...sophis
General Information:
Launch time: APR 2011
Positioning: Provide a complete Android tabel with full HD media and web anywhere
Features:
Dual coe 1.0 Ghz processor with Flash 10.1 support for the fasted HD web experience and multimedia playback anywhere
The latest and the highly intuitive good android tablet os and acer UI 4.5 to reach a whole new level of interactivity
SMP rear-facing camera + HD front-facing camera for vide, video chat, quickly snapping a picture and uploading it to Facebook, YoTube, Picasa, and also for barcode scanning.
HDMI output to playback HD content on DFTV or Hi_Def montor for HD extensibility.
Industrial Design:
36[?] design ensure optimal on-screen experience for every angle.
Aluminum...provide a
It has an OJ-45 connector.
Problem with the inventory mode is that containers remain in the fridge until they are empty. E.g., even though I have about half a glass of milk left in the bottle, by my fridge's estimation I still have "one bottle of milk". And what about produce! I think it's a novelty for people with disposable income. Even having a browser or a cookbook on there... Do you want to stand in front of the fridge and read? No. Bust out Joy of Cooking and leave it open on the counter. Maybe the most useful thing would be web radio.... my fridge would need integrated speakers, though.
The U.S.S. Constitution still takes an annual ride around Boston harbor.
With fondest personal regards, Bill
Your mom doesn't seem to think so.
Crappy TFA site sports pernicious popups.
Excellent long take: Hamlet, Branagh 1996. Act IV Scene VII. Claudius and Laertes conspire to kill Hamlet in the duel. The camera is all over the place; rugs and furniture have to be unnoticably moved and replaced by crew as the camera points to the middle of a circle that it travels. Very impressive scene.
How much clothing can I remove in the security line and not get arrested? Jacket... shoes... belt... How about my pants, and shirt? If I strip to my boxers and walk through that would make a nice scene. But would I get thrown in the clink?
Mod parent down.
I "read" a lot of that text from memory; my brain knows what the words are supposed to be because it's the danged preamble to the danged consitution. If they post a test with unfamiliar prose, I bet I'd have much more difficulty reading it.
I like how StrongBad got into the mix
To me, these all look like indications of sad, empty, delusional lives.
What's wrong with take-out?
Right, but where did that simplest possible structure get its material? Was it always "just there"? Fine, maybe Benevolent Creator was always "just there".
ugh... neither
Right. Who or what created God? Who or what created the initial condensation of matter or energy? Even if we could answer either of these, we'd just be going back into a recursive "who created that?". My point was just to show that none of those two possibilities can be ruled out based on logic or reasoning.
Could be God. Consider: what is more unlikely? That before time there was an infinitely dense concentration of something that burst, creating everything we observe? Or that before time, there was something else that said, "I'll make something today" and created everything we observe? I don't consider either one more or less plausible than the other.
Also, why don't we use these "OMG we could live on this planet if we could travel 30 gojillion megadistances" research dollars to work on something that is feasible within 1.5 generations. Moon and Mars are ready and willing.
He also mentioned how advanced civilizations would quickly destroy themselves (e.g., here on earth in central america, italy, and globally today). Even with round-trip times of a couple hundred years, we'll probably be looking at artifacts from a dead civilisation.