I think linux is quite done, especially with the 2.4.0 kernel coming out with USB support. Linux has staroffice, real player, etc apps that windows users would want. All linux needs now is some *quality* apps and fix the little details for dirivers for printers etc.
they said they would have these flying ufo thingies that go into stores and buy food for you on tv. they said that they would be marketed and used by 2000. haha. Now they say the're going to create a helicopter that goes into a fire, takes photos, determines if things are readioactive by reading the labels and come back.. HAHA losers.
the first program designed for this 3d virtual reality thing.
All of this gets printed to the helmet:
funcion 3d_helmet_thing_detected
{
set bg red;
set fg blue;
if helmet_resolution/= 1024x864 then
{
set brightness = maxbrightness
echo "PLEASE!! SET YOUR VIRTUAL REALITY HELMET TO A SUATIBLE RESOLUTION SO YOU WONT BE BLINDED!!! PLEASE!!!"
}
etc
}
...to grab some more info for you people... directly copy paste from their site.
"The Keyboard that will Change the World."
The Keybowl[tm] keyboard offers much greater flexibility in meeting the needs of its users. For
the first time, anyone who types has the ability to adjust a keyboard to suit their own requirements.
The Keybowl[tm] is . . . Your key to a higher quality of life and pain-free productivity!
o Totally eliminates finger movement
o Minimizes wrist movement
o Easy to learn
o A solution to carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) as it relates to typing.
o Allows people with upper extremity disabilities to effectively type, interact with, and navigate with little or no pain.
Because the Keybowl[tm] offers great flexibility in accommodating any user who wishes to type, some users type at much greater speeds than when they use a flat or traditional keyboard. The most researched keyboard. Visit our ergonomic research section to learn about the development of the Keybowl[tm].
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i just submitted it. wish it luck
who the hell cares? its gonna be at least 5 years before everyone knows anyway.
Anonymous? DUDE make an acount. You could be a karma whore.
I think linux is quite done, especially with the 2.4.0 kernel coming out with USB support. Linux has staroffice, real player, etc apps that windows users would want. All linux needs now is some *quality* apps and fix the little details for dirivers for printers etc.
links about rounding out ide cables:
/roundide/index.shtml
s .html
.ph p
http://www.jsihardware.com/gui des
http://www.oc add iction.com/articles/rounded_cables/rounding_cable
http://slackernews.com/Articles/rounding
This place should give a lot of resources too:
http://www.google.com/search?q =ro unding+out+ide+cables
sorry i only saw it on tv (TLC) TLC likes to lie.
they said they would have these flying ufo thingies that go into stores and buy food for you on tv. they said that they would be marketed and used by 2000. haha. Now they say the're going to create a helicopter that goes into a fire, takes photos, determines if things are readioactive by reading the labels and come back.. HAHA losers.
sorry my comment got screwed. Maybe i put in a tag or something
#!c
include kill.o
open missle compartment
missles = 20
fire missiles
/* if people dead 200 then goto 20
goto 10
20
missionaccomplished()
load destroyworld.h
destroyworld = 1
end()
the first program designed for this 3d virtual reality thing.
/= 1024x864 then
All of this gets printed to the helmet:
funcion 3d_helmet_thing_detected
{
set bg red;
set fg blue;
if helmet_resolution
{
set brightness = maxbrightness
echo "PLEASE!! SET YOUR VIRTUAL REALITY HELMET TO A SUATIBLE RESOLUTION SO YOU WONT BE BLINDED!!! PLEASE!!!"
}
etc
}
i looked at the screenshots and it looks a bit like battalion.
I already have 146764 midi's. Really, NOT a lie. and besides, I can't stand listening to mp3's over a 56k modem.
there's a mirrored picture here
for people that really want to see an image of it, here it is.
...to grab some more info for you people... directly copy paste from their site.
"The Keyboard that will Change the World."
The Keybowl[tm] keyboard offers much greater flexibility in meeting the needs of its users. For
the first time, anyone who types has the ability to adjust a keyboard to suit their own requirements.
The Keybowl[tm] is . . . Your key to a higher quality of life and pain-free productivity!
o Totally eliminates finger movement
o Minimizes wrist movement
o Easy to learn
o A solution to carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) as it relates to typing.
o Allows people with upper extremity disabilities to effectively type, interact with, and navigate with little or no pain.
Because the Keybowl[tm] offers great flexibility in accommodating any user who wishes to type, some users type at much greater speeds than when they use a flat or traditional keyboard. The most researched keyboard. Visit our ergonomic research section to learn about the development of the Keybowl[tm].
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Well it's a keyboard, no buttons. Since the site's been /.ed nobody knows what is looks like...
mice wont have buttons too... oh wait Imac people already did that...
Great, but will this BOARD support linux...? After all, it's just a BOARD, not a KEYBOARD.
Well yes, it's good that gnome is developing a new file manager. Becuase:
1. konquerer is a show off. It tryes to become a browser and doesn't even understand the DIV = "center" tag.
2. the 1.2 gnome file manager is pretty much unconfigurable.