1. The iPhone 5 was approved by Steve Jobs way before he died. 2. The iPhone is the right width for the human hand. Any larger and you need two hands to use it. It's a phone, not a tablet.
My old Roland MDX-3 needs a parallel port but other than that I can simple send files to cut via the command line (ex: "copy cutfile.txt lpt1") so I'm still using Windows 98SE without any problem whatsoever.
waive/wv/ Verb Refrain from insisting on or using (a right or claim): "waive all rights to the money". Refrain from applying or enforcing (a rule, restriction, or fee): "her tuition fees would be waived". Synonyms relinquish - renounce - abdicate - give up - forgo
So, a brain waive interface would be a television.
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If you guys think Javascript and PHP are bad, you'll have a seizure if you ever look at ExpressionEngine's "parsing order" nightmare.
You may be joking, but some of us actually carry platinum cards in our wallets. Do you know how heavy platinum is?
I'll wait for the Robotic Fuckfest, sponsored by RealDoll.
Well, that explains their problem. You don't need a chair and a keyboard to assemble IKEA furniture!
You mean something like this?
It would, as long as you don't start talking to yourself while connecting the whole thing.
You can hold your Galaxy S III with one hand and touch every corner of the display without moving your holding position?
1. The iPhone 5 was approved by Steve Jobs way before he died.
2. The iPhone is the right width for the human hand. Any larger and you need two hands to use it. It's a phone, not a tablet.
If Apple's only goal was to make money, they'd sell things with a far higher profit margin, like sugared water.
I hope Tim Cook remembers what drove Steve Jobs when he approved products or threw them back to the drawing board.
I don't see why it would be unethical if we allowed people to be used for testing. We're rational and self-aware beings.
The people could be paid for it and we'll know for sure that the treatments/medications/whatever actually works on humans.
Regular users don't have 32GB of RAM, 12 cores and dual video cards.
But, you say, how can I test websites for the blind since I am not blind?
Close your eyes for a few seconds and think about it.
You mean like electronic ink?
My old Roland MDX-3 needs a parallel port but other than that I can simple send files to cut via the command line (ex: "copy cutfile.txt lpt1") so I'm still using Windows 98SE without any problem whatsoever.
If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it.
That's alright though, because hypnotoad will have its TV show long before that...
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!
waive /wv/
Verb
Refrain from insisting on or using (a right or claim): "waive all rights to the money".
Refrain from applying or enforcing (a rule, restriction, or fee): "her tuition fees would be waived".
Synonyms
relinquish - renounce - abdicate - give up - forgo
So, a brain waive interface would be a television.
Linux = Servers
Apple = Desktops, phones and tablets
Windows = Games
Oh, THAT Adobe.
Flash sucks.
If you want to talk to a nobody who's running a business, I've heard about a guy named Ballmer.
If he asks you to take a chair, literally take it because that's going to be your weapon against him a friendly game of "chairmen".
Why would you install anything from Adobe on a Linux box? I thought Linux had native print/write/read support similar to OS X?
Oh yeah, destroy the parent's argument with things that only apply 95% of the time.
Shame on you.
I wasn't aware that Stephen Hawking was doing narration for videos.
It can be read in total darkness, if you use a flashlight.
Cool, something new to watch on Netflix Canada...
in 2021.
Seriously, nobody can know all the acronyms from every field.