How have you had 17 years of windows? Or at least thats what I assume you are trying to make a new amusing name for.
Or did you leave a stray "1" in there by accident:-)
More on topic: Demonstration Macs at PC World (pc superstore) have put me off OS X because they were sluggish, grey areas lurked where the OS hadnt quite managed to redraw the screen after a window had been moved, sluggish response etc.. I suppose they could have been badly configured but I thought the whole point of macs is that they "just work". On the less serious side though they do look good.
Indymedia is an independent site that anyone can submit articles to (hmm.. sounds familiar?) and it has local editions for all over the world.
It is not anti semitic - check out the israel edition and see jewish people posting articles at both ends of the spectrum.
Sounds like you are just pretending to be an expert - they are just images you googled for.
The "clock tower" for example is from the "Back-to-the-future" film set. The last one is from a landscape site. The "tree" is the main page image for http://danr.ucop.edu/devserv/ .
We get fox news on satellite here in the UK and I wouldnt trust anything they said about mobile phone masts. I always wonder though if the people who complain about masts have mobiles themselves, or their kids they are trying to protect.
Thats what i'm wondering. The reader would have to have a complicated internal model of the fob.
Of course the other problem is what another poster mentioned, duplicating the key via stereolithograpy or some other method - these tokens are made in the first place, they arent beyond being produced with more care (e.g a tiny layer at a time and placing the glass spheres where required). In short this is a cool and clever glorified front door key, but with more combinations.
Peer to peer calls wouldnt be liked by the mobile operators would it would be free. Imagine you want to call someone and it hops from (idle)phone to phone until it reaches its target. This is what (I think) cybikos do with text messages.
2) dont care.. I prefer keyboard shortcuts, and hardly touch my mouse.
Must be hardwork tabbing to all the links:-) The beauty of having mouse gestures/pie menus is you dont need to alternate between mouse and keyboard. I wish mozilla would have the rmb+lmb =forward/back buttons that Opera uses, that is really easy to use.
That depends on what you and they mean by "work". I dont really give a shit if a site I visit doesnt look 100% like the designer intended in my browser.
I do however care if its so moronically broken that its not even navigable. As long as I can read the information I went there for all is not lost.
P.S why do I sometimes get slashdot telling me "you cant post to this page"?
Its not a matter of untarring/compiling everything yourself, there are IPK files that contain software in a packaged format. Think RPM but easier:-) Of course if you find something you have the source for and its not allready packaged then you can manually install it if you want.
Slashdot Mirror
...of kids too lazy to even close their hands :-)
I stand corrected, noob that I am :-)
To repay my debt to slashdot society here is a page that you might find interesting on the subject.
How have you had 17 years of windows? Or at least thats what I assume you are trying to make a new amusing name for.
:-)
Or did you leave a stray "1" in there by accident
More on topic: Demonstration Macs at PC World (pc superstore) have put me off OS X because they were sluggish, grey areas lurked where the OS hadnt quite managed to redraw the screen after a window had been moved, sluggish response etc.. I suppose they could have been badly configured but I thought the whole point of macs is that they "just work".
On the less serious side though they do look good.
Indymedia is an independent site that anyone can submit articles to (hmm.. sounds familiar?) and it has local editions for all over the world. It is not anti semitic - check out the israel edition and see jewish people posting articles at both ends of the spectrum.
Spam I report often originates from Tiscali accounts. I wouldnt give them any of my money for that reason.
I wasnt aware of that, I prounounce both as root-er and I thought most people in the country did, perhaps it varies by region or something.
Sounds like you are just pretending to be an expert - they are just images you googled for.
The "clock tower" for example is from the "Back-to-the-future" film set. The last one is from a landscape site.
The "tree" is the main page image for http://danr.ucop.edu/devserv/ .
We get fox news on satellite here in the UK and I wouldnt trust anything they said about mobile phone masts.
I always wonder though if the people who complain about masts have mobiles themselves, or their kids they are trying to protect.
Thats what i'm wondering. The reader would have to have a complicated internal model of the fob.
Of course the other problem is what another poster mentioned, duplicating the key via stereolithograpy or some other method - these tokens are made in the first place, they arent beyond being produced with more care (e.g a tiny layer at a time and placing the glass spheres where required).
In short this is a cool and clever glorified front door key, but with more combinations.
Well we all find something boring dont we :-)
I found Enterprise boring because it felt like Bonanza meets Quantum leap.
Anyone know why?
yeah... like XFCE :-)
http://www.xfce.org/snapshots.html#TOP
Seriously though I agree, this just looks like a bad attempt at copying windows and looks worse than normal KDE into the bargain.
Not quite.. the thing is not that it was falling down but that the guy thought he was buying Tower Bridge.
Peer to peer calls wouldnt be liked by the mobile operators would it would be free.
Imagine you want to call someone and it hops from (idle)phone to phone until it reaches its target.
This is what (I think) cybikos do with text messages.
Must be hardwork tabbing to all the links
The beauty of having mouse gestures/pie menus is you dont need to alternate between mouse and keyboard. I wish mozilla would have the rmb+lmb =forward/back buttons that Opera uses, that is really easy to use.
That depends on what you and they mean by "work". I dont really give a shit if a site I visit doesnt look 100% like the designer intended in my browser.
I do however care if its so moronically broken that its not even navigable. As long as I can read the information I went there for all is not lost.
P.S why do I sometimes get slashdot telling me "you cant post to this page"?
11th september 2001 - the day a nation forgot how to format dates.
/me observes a minutes silence.
Someone in our village showed us a java applet and we had to burn them as a witch.
No... it just wasnt funny.
But what is "frelling"?
There is no good sci-fi on at the moment. I see Enterprise and its just more "wild west cowboys in space" crap.
Am I the only one who saw this and thought of Starbucks?
:-)
The most interesting thing about the article for me is that Tucows let you buy a higher rating!
That's just rediculous!
Its not a matter of untarring/compiling everything yourself, there are IPK files that contain software in a packaged format. Think RPM but easier :-)
Of course if you find something you have the source for and its not allready packaged then you can manually install it if you want.