Well, I'd rather the camera manufactures just put in a Type II CF slot and support 802.x CF cards. With a 32MB buffer and the faster transfer, it would rock in a studio enviroment...
I find Lem's writings to shine when he focuses on human interactions within closed enviroments (Hospitial of the Transfiguration, Solaris). Don't get me wrong, I like the Tales of Pirx the Pirate, but then not quite as engrossing as stories of people 'trapped'.
At least developers are starting to recognize it
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At allow the interface to be customized per user. Ok, we haven't gotten to the stage yet were we can change how the drop-down menus appear or what order they are in, but I believe that day will come.
It's C++ now, but I am sure they will adapt other languages soon...
VisualBasic: Look how easy, I just drag the 'Bone' object over the 'Mouth' Object! Unfortunately, with the run-time, I can't fit any other code in there.
C#: It will go get the paper, but only if you first verify the subscription status.
Perl: Look, I can make it jump, bark, and fetch with this one line://S/#?$$/../!{*&?[->]};
Instead of trading cards, why not just print out a barcode of one card and stick them to the card of yours and all of your friends... I am sure this violates their 'terms' of the card, but are they going to ask for identification when you use the card?
All I get is a picture of a guy holding up a sign that says 12:00, then he takes it away, then he holds it back up again, then he takes it away again, then he...
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killmore notes a story running on ZDNet talking about incompatible blue laser formats of Blue-Laser DVDs which can store 36GB of date.
I hate it when I'm in the middle of a date and I have to swap discs...
I hope he names the final design the BFR-3000.
but George Lucas has that idea patented already.
even funnier - they thought it was under 200MB!
Red baloons.
>I'd probably want to use 802.11g though ... lots of data, this is.
Talk like Yoda Slashdot editors now do.
Well, I'd rather the camera manufactures just put in a Type II CF slot and support 802.x CF cards. With a 32MB buffer and the faster transfer, it would rock in a studio enviroment...
I thought bluetooth's range was incredibly small? Doesn't this make it useless besides as a webcam or taking pictures OF the computer?
I find Lem's writings to shine when he focuses on human interactions within closed enviroments (Hospitial of the Transfiguration, Solaris). Don't get me wrong, I like the Tales of Pirx the Pirate, but then not quite as engrossing as stories of people 'trapped'.
At allow the interface to be customized per user. Ok, we haven't gotten to the stage yet were we can change how the drop-down menus appear or what order they are in, but I believe that day will come.
It's C++ now, but I am sure they will adapt other languages soon...
//S/#?$$/../!{*&?[->]};
VisualBasic: Look how easy, I just drag the 'Bone' object over the 'Mouth' Object! Unfortunately, with the run-time, I can't fit any other code in there.
C#: It will go get the paper, but only if you first verify the subscription status.
Perl: Look, I can make it jump, bark, and fetch with this one line:
Well, she's blind - maybe she hit the wrong key...
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0104549
Lag times for the rest of us should go _waaaay_ down... heh.
Instead of trading cards, why not just print out a barcode of one card and stick them to the card of yours and all of your friends... I am sure this violates their 'terms' of the card, but are they going to ask for identification when you use the card?
All I get is a picture of a guy holding up a sign that says 12:00, then he takes it away, then he holds it back up again, then he takes it away again, then he...