In a recent episide of the Mythbusters on the Discovery channel, Adam and Jamie tested rather unscientifically, blowing pure hydrogen directly into the carbeurator. The car ran.
I could find no mention of that in their episode guide.
Ah... is there someone else I can talk to? I want to know the interesting stuff that's changed.
Perhaps the weirdest societal change has to do with digital cameras and the practice of framing shots in the preview window by holding the camera out in front of yourself.
OK...perhaps I'm not making myself clear. Do we have vacations in outer space yet? Human clones? Gay marriages?
The second big change is people walking around town or in the store with cell phones up against their ears, talking loudly into them.
Oh. Nice. Walkie-talkie phones. That's just great.
Wait, I have more! Blackberry Thumb punchers! E-mail addresses! Loud music!
If I had one nearby, I'd tell ya. I find MPlayer is the one is most likely to play mpegs (that VLC won't) and with the best quality. I still have both, but MPlayer is my first choice.
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/52254.html
Why no attention to Microsoft's most secure OS ever getting hacked at the same conference?
Mac compatibility.
I could find no mention of that in their episode guide.
Anyone got a mirror of myspace?
What they didn't mention is how many of these crimes were committed via an open wifi connection!
Nice! http://www.filefactory.com/ lets you upload up to 500 MB free without giving them an email address.
Oh, yeah. I remember it well. Great theme music.
Hi, I'm from the 1970s! Tell me about the future.
We have smokers outside the buildings.
Ah... is there someone else I can talk to? I want to know the interesting stuff that's changed.
Perhaps the weirdest societal change has to do with digital cameras and the practice of framing shots in the preview window by holding the camera out in front of yourself.
OK...perhaps I'm not making myself clear. Do we have vacations in outer space yet? Human clones? Gay marriages?
The second big change is people walking around town or in the store with cell phones up against their ears, talking loudly into them.
Oh. Nice. Walkie-talkie phones. That's just great.
Wait, I have more! Blackberry Thumb punchers! E-mail addresses! Loud music!
Bye now!
From the day before on /.4 64790
...but when you REALLY want to do some serious work, you need an IBM PC!"
:P
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=187341&cid=15
"Macs are OK for games...
That's what Apple was afraid of hearing back in the '80s an what lead them to ignoring the games market.
He took that and fluffed it out into a complete article!
...but when you REALLY want to do some serious work, you need an IBM PC!"
That's what Apple was afraid of hearing back in the '80s an what lead them to ignoring the games market.
Thank you! Come again!
And it looks 100% exactly like http://video.yahoo.com/
H.G. Wells was wrong! They aren't going to be killed by bacteria--THEY *ARE* BACTERIA!
obSimpsons:
Jasper: Moon pie. What a time to be alive.
this is the same as http://video.search.yahoo.com/ which I've had bookmarked for months already.
"Picasa blows the socks off iPhoto"
How so?
Enough said.
Nice try, but that's not what I said. To answer your troll, it's easy to password protect your files on a Mac. Some do, some don't.
If I had one nearby, I'd tell ya. I find MPlayer is the one is most likely to play mpegs (that VLC won't) and with the best quality. I still have both, but MPlayer is my first choice.
I left myself wide open for that one.
Hey, thanks to the media, I now know some illegal things to search for!
Any other suggestions?
Something this topic is sorely lacking
http://www.apple.com/macbook/gallery/index2.html
Or better yet, Mplayer http://mplayerosx.sourceforge.net/
Young guy downloads VLC http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
How soon before we see a proof-of-concept version of this virus on the Mac that requires you have a local account and type in an admin password?