And took it to the Apple store. After that and checking online for examples of gutting a Shuffle, I've concluded that it can't fit inside a Pez dispenser. The Shuffle is the perfect height once you replace the cap with a Pez head, and it's more than thin enough depth-wise, but it's too darn wide. It wouldn't look right.
In my opnion, it wasn't the real Internet until BITNET became part of the internet. Circa 1986. A quote:
"BITNET had people in universities all over the world; it had world-wide email; it had real-time, interactive chat, one-to-one or in "Relay" chatrooms in places like CERN; it had world-wide remote file archives you could grab files from by issuing commands; it had world-wide "Listserv" email discussion lists; you could query if people were logged on across the world; it had disconnected "answering machines"; it had email to and from all other networks.
The whole thing (BITNET plus connected networks) was the embryonic Internet. The protocol has simply migrated to IP since, that's all. If BITNET wasn't the Internet, then neither was Arpanet before it switched to IP in 1983.
Slashdot Mirror
And took it to the Apple store. After that and checking online for examples of gutting a Shuffle, I've concluded that it can't fit inside a Pez dispenser. The Shuffle is the perfect height once you replace the cap with a Pez head, and it's more than thin enough depth-wise, but it's too darn wide. It wouldn't look right.
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:lYzQjHN7eo8J: www.pezmp3.com/+&hl=en
http://www.pezmp3.com/
He's not asking about speaker cables. Video in an HDTV system should be digital, in my opinion. It just makes sense.
Why is there an analog part of the signal chain at all?
see http://secunia.com/multiple_browsers_idn_spoofing_ test/
archive.org is still going strong.
Slashdotted already. Thanks for playing
google's cache of crowncommission.com/dailygrind
Didn't want a Shuffle, so I figured it was safe and two weeks ago I took the plunge and bought an iPod mini.
From now on I'll always wait for the update.
That you, Dave? The parent was not about wifi.
None that I've been to in SE Michigan.
Hey, I'm 40+ and I don't play favorites :P
"It's a very cool show. Made 30 years ago"
Closer to 40, actually.
The rest of the universe is moving.
It's all relative.
For instance C-SPAN has video archives available.
"Open a different soft synth and you are still at the same damn midi keyboard."
Then buy a different midi controller.
And FWIW, I play differently depending on the patch.
right here
Will one ever stretch further than Uranus?
No goatse pics, please
Not if you want to keep the power, usb, etc. plugged in.
Total height of a Cube is actally close to 9 3/4"
Mod the parent (grandparent to this one) up! Geeez! lol
More like one third the height of a Cube, but three times faster.
I love it!
It's a G4, so can I load OS 9 on it, or are there other issues?
In my opnion, it wasn't the real Internet until BITNET became part of the internet. Circa 1986. A quote:
"BITNET had people in universities all over the world; it had world-wide email; it had real-time, interactive chat, one-to-one or in "Relay" chatrooms in places like CERN; it had world-wide remote file archives you could grab files from by issuing commands; it had world-wide "Listserv" email discussion lists; you could query if people were logged on across the world; it had disconnected "answering machines"; it had email to and from all other networks.
The whole thing (BITNET plus connected networks) was the embryonic Internet. The protocol has simply migrated to IP since, that's all. If BITNET wasn't the Internet, then neither was Arpanet before it switched to IP in 1983.
- Condon, Chris; BITNET USERHELP; October, 1990."