That's probably one of the best OOP environments yet developed. It would be a great intro to OOP. Too bad there's no real live platform on which to experiment.
Talk of Newtonscript makes me think of soup, and now I'm hungry...
Solaris 9 SPARC U5 is also online for free download. Remember to use a slow write speed when you burn the ISOs, if you have somewhat older SPARC gear. I've seen on Google and run into trouble with this in the past. Yeah, it takes forever, but hey, that's what the stupid PeeCee is for, right? Does that sort of thing while I use my Mac...
Do you mean "never took pictures before" (or seldom), or "beginner photography buff?" If you want to learn about photography, you need a fully manual (or auto that allows you to shut all the auto off). I suggest an old Nikon F series, or a Minolta SRT201, which is what I got. I paid about $100 on consignment. The most important part is that I got a couple of good Minolta lenses (not cheap Chinese crap). Remember the most important thing - the camera is just a box to hold your film. The lens is what takes the picture.
At least they will learn to write better. I mean, the only people this would innocently hurt are those that pop off one stupid email after another. Come on! Take more than 30 seconds to write something. This could help reverse the trend of absolutely crappy grammar and speeling you see in emails today...
It's an old PowerBook G4/500. I stream my iTunes music to it wherever I go (even the coffee bar), and jam out with my headphones. The only bad part is the wired headphone. If I had a new Bluetooth-enabled AlBook, that would be sweet:)
Apple's iTMS provides possible the best DRM solution thus offered. I like it enough to have spent actual money on downloadable music (I detest media pirates).
No way! We'll drain the Rio Grande (screw you, Mexico) before we let our precious players touch that stuff. 100 yards of pure, green, thirsty burmuda. Yup.
But, it's a chip PLATFORM that depends on certain Pentium-M chips. Naturally, systems built around Transmeta "chips" will also require Transmeta-compatible support devices (e.g. the "Transmeta PLATFORM").
My point is, this low-voltage thing was a non-issue before Transmeta came along. Intel just told everyone to "put bigger fans" in their laptops and shut up. I've got this Dell with seriuosly huge fans, and it gets HOT (but it's pretty durn fast, has a big screen and built in DVD/CD-RW). I don't need low-voltage because it mostly sits on my desk.
This is such a non-issue. First, it requires an authenticated sudo event (e.g. someone typed in their sudoers allowed password), the laptop to be put to sleep, then someone to run another sudo command immediately after the system wakes up. This is NOT a critical vulnerability by any standard.
the author suggests that it's not worth "pissing off Intel" to go with Transmeta. Give me a break. Transmeta is the only thing pushing Intel to make Centrino and other lower-wattage chips. They recognize that anybody in the mobile computing/devices world will seriously consider anything that gives their customers increased battery life and less toasty pockets.
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Bona fide,
Electrified,
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would Mapplethorpe have a pay-per-view pr0n site?
(http://www.mapplethorpe.org/)
That's probably one of the best OOP environments yet developed. It would be a great intro to OOP. Too bad there's no real live platform on which to experiment.
Talk of Newtonscript makes me think of soup, and now I'm hungry...
a device that keeps the idiot cagers' heads out of their asses!
Why don't they have little repair drones like on Bab5. Or at least stupid R2 units like on that ridiculous movie...
Solaris 9 SPARC U5 is also online for free download. Remember to use a slow write speed when you burn the ISOs, if you have somewhat older SPARC gear. I've seen on Google and run into trouble with this in the past. Yeah, it takes forever, but hey, that's what the stupid PeeCee is for, right? Does that sort of thing while I use my Mac...
Oh well, gotta see what's changed. Maybe it's worth just wiping/reinstalling.
Attempt no landing there.
Don't piss off the MONOLITH!
Do you mean "never took pictures before" (or seldom), or "beginner photography buff?" If you want to learn about photography, you need a fully manual (or auto that allows you to shut all the auto off). I suggest an old Nikon F series, or a Minolta SRT201, which is what I got. I paid about $100 on consignment. The most important part is that I got a couple of good Minolta lenses (not cheap Chinese crap). Remember the most important thing - the camera is just a box to hold your film. The lens is what takes the picture.
and get a $20 certificate at the Apple Store :)
(that's what I'm doin', but the certificate hasn't shown up yet)
Oh wait... Wrong dog!
At least they will learn to write better. I mean, the only people this would innocently hurt are those that pop off one stupid email after another. Come on! Take more than 30 seconds to write something. This could help reverse the trend of absolutely crappy grammar and speeling you see in emails today...
The only spyware there is stuff that's sent to Apple. And everybody knows Apple never does anything naughty :)
(posted from the wife's iBook)
It's an old PowerBook G4/500. I stream my iTunes music to it wherever I go (even the coffee bar), and jam out with my headphones. The only bad part is the wired headphone. If I had a new Bluetooth-enabled AlBook, that would be sweet :)
"wanker," personally. "Limey wanker" is a bit more specific. :)
secretaries didn't print them out for their PHBs to read and stuff.
We haven't allowed "abandon in place" for a few years now. Our ceilings are so much cleaner now.
Apple's iTMS provides possible the best DRM solution thus offered. I like it enough to have spent actual money on downloadable music (I detest media pirates).
Go piss around with WMP, or Ogg...
No way! We'll drain the Rio Grande (screw you, Mexico) before we let our precious players touch that stuff. 100 yards of pure, green, thirsty burmuda. Yup.
But, it's a chip PLATFORM that depends on certain Pentium-M chips. Naturally, systems built around Transmeta "chips" will also require Transmeta-compatible support devices (e.g. the "Transmeta PLATFORM").
My point is, this low-voltage thing was a non-issue before Transmeta came along. Intel just told everyone to "put bigger fans" in their laptops and shut up. I've got this Dell with seriuosly huge fans, and it gets HOT (but it's pretty durn fast, has a big screen and built in DVD/CD-RW). I don't need low-voltage because it mostly sits on my desk.
It just took them a bunch of time to finish reading all the SCO stuff on /.
But what do they think about emacs vs vi?
This is such a non-issue. First, it requires an authenticated sudo event (e.g. someone typed in their sudoers allowed password), the laptop to be put to sleep, then someone to run another sudo command immediately after the system wakes up. This is NOT a critical vulnerability by any standard.
the author suggests that it's not worth "pissing off Intel" to go with Transmeta. Give me a break. Transmeta is the only thing pushing Intel to make Centrino and other lower-wattage chips. They recognize that anybody in the mobile computing/devices world will seriously consider anything that gives their customers increased battery life and less toasty pockets.
Damn politicians. Last thing I want is them idiots messing with my email.