"The moon belongs to America, and eagerly awaits the arrival of our Astro-men!"
Face it Frenchie, google is an innovative, American company. If the country that has a institute created expressly to hamstring the evolution of its language wants to play, they can come up with some backing money to hire google to do the same thing for Frenchland.
SP2 hosed up my system so bad that copying to the clipboard from any application bluescreened the computer. (Granted, this is a trailing edge machine - VIA VA-503 / K6-III, but still daaaaamn!)
You notice how we never had these kind of problems during the cold war? I guess wee needed a new boogie man to fear so they could pick our pockets in the name of staatssicherheit.
Were's that damn "peace dividend" they were talking about when the wall came down? Where's my flying car? Where's my moon city? Where's my pony?!!!!
If the critical component of this is the holographic film, couldn't they apply it to a curved piece of glass? (Curved perpendicullarly to the grating. ?) Seems like that would make for some cool psuedo-3D effects.
I see ~$1200 for the projector, $800 for the nifty rear-projection screen (ok, maybe some $$$ to license the patent...), $500 for the speakers. So how do they justify the £9,999 price? (Oh wait, this is Harrod's, the Hammacher Schlemmer of Britain.
You lazy young whippersnappers and your precious Perl! You probably think you INVENTED write-only code. In my day, we wrote APL, and nobody liked it!!!!
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Face it Frenchie, google is an innovative, American company. If the country that has a institute created expressly to hamstring the evolution of its language wants to play, they can come up with some backing money to hire google to do the same thing for Frenchland.
Or get off your asses and do it yourselves.
Oh, wait, you think the municipally served electric and water give poor service / cost?!!!
I thing you're thinking about North Korea in a few months.
Why exactly is hiding part of the filename considered helpful?!!!
Nobody can save you now, beeeotches!
(Granted, this is a trailing edge machine - VIA VA-503 / K6-III, but still daaaaamn!)
neato!
How does someone determine if Choicepoint had data on them?
In chicken sexing, a Mersenine prime is a hermaphroditic chick.
Why do these people compile and install trojan software? Don't they do a code review before installation?
I'm pretty sure they could clean up with a webcam and a Amazon wishlist!
NAZIs -> Commies -> (terrorists ->) Chinese -> Saucer people
likewise,
IBM -> Microsoft -> Google -> ???
Dirty bomb?!!!!
"Don't look at nuclear flash with remaining good eye."
Stay scared.
You notice how we never had these kind of problems during the cold war? I guess wee needed a new boogie man to fear so they could pick our pockets in the name of staatssicherheit.
Were's that damn "peace dividend" they were talking about when the wall came down? Where's my flying car? Where's my moon city? Where's my pony?!!!!
"Anyone who harshly criticizes Microsoft is ok by me."
I paid $20 good American money on ebay for my Atari stock certificate.
Yet those notoriously drunken canucks seem perfectly capable of not shooting themselves, or each other. Go figure.
If the critical component of this is the holographic film, couldn't they apply it to a curved piece of glass? (Curved perpendicullarly to the grating. ?) Seems like that would make for some cool psuedo-3D effects.
What a strange new usage of the word "cheap"!
The link in the parent page as a more sensible configuration that looks like it's about as deep as a conventional projection TV.
I see ~$1200 for the projector, $800 for the nifty rear-projection screen (ok, maybe some $$$ to license the patent...), $500 for the speakers. So how do they justify the £9,999 price? (Oh wait, this is Harrod's, the Hammacher Schlemmer of Britain.
We all know that the killer TiVo app is playing Tic Tac Toe against a chicken, on the internet, on your TV!
These guys should be put up against the wall and shot for facilitating spam!
Show those boys what they're fighting to defend!!!!
You lazy young whippersnappers and your precious Perl! You probably think you INVENTED write-only code. In my day, we wrote APL, and nobody liked it!!!!