If you want to see annoying videos on YouTube, look at people posting their CNC working. It doesn't matter if the video is 30 seconds long or 30 minutes long, most people never show us the machined part at the end and just cut the video once the CNC has done its job.
Unless you work for Microsoft's marketing department, in which case you'll want to stick an Xbox label on the box, since it's a Microsoft device that connects to your TV. I can't wait for the confusion this will cause.
Just display calories, equivalent distant need to run to burn calories, and total calorie for the day? Ore: 100 calories. Walk 1 mile 800 calories daily total.
I remember getting the wax cylinder out of the box, putting it in the CD player, pressing the "Side B" button, then the button labeled "Track 4", then setting the speed to 45 revolutions per minute and finally tuning to 101.7 on the frequency modulating carrier wave to enable the decoding of the psycho-acoustically encoded audio frames.
Oh no, wait, I'm thinking about horse drawn carriages. My bad.
Sure, browsers have the ability to change their user-agent. But really, what's the percentage of users who does that? It's probably statistically insignificant.
Hopefully, the release of Steam on Linux and maybe even a Valve/Steam console will also help to have games on OS X (being that they both have a Unix core, OpenGL graphics, etc).
By a curious coincidence, none at all is exactly how much suspicion the ape-descendant Arthur Dent had that one of his closest friends was not descended from an ape, but was in fact from a small planet in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and not from Guildford as he usually claimed.
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I tried to shower with gifts this morning, and I have the bruises to prove it.
Why do you say that?
If you want to see annoying videos on YouTube, look at people posting their CNC working. It doesn't matter if the video is 30 seconds long or 30 minutes long, most people never show us the machined part at the end and just cut the video once the CNC has done its job.
Unless you work for Microsoft's marketing department, in which case you'll want to stick an Xbox label on the box, since it's a Microsoft device that connects to your TV. I can't wait for the confusion this will cause.
Turn all woman into anime cat-girls with D cup sizes.
Hey, the research is done in Japan, you know there's at least one guy in the research team who thought about it!
What do you mean? Copper ore? Tin ore? Iron ore?
Benjy Mouse, is that you?
Apparently, not anymore.
Only if you listen to them through a diode bridge and capacitors.
I remember getting the wax cylinder out of the box, putting it in the CD player, pressing the "Side B" button, then the button labeled "Track 4", then setting the speed to 45 revolutions per minute and finally tuning to 101.7 on the frequency modulating carrier wave to enable the decoding of the psycho-acoustically encoded audio frames.
Oh no, wait, I'm thinking about horse drawn carriages. My bad.
Did I just write "GOOGLES"? :rolleyes:
Damn you Slashdot and your no editing policy! We should at least have a window of 30 seconds to edit a post for typos and other lame errors.
I don't even need to click on that link to write the following reply:
MY EYES! THE GOOGLES DO NOTHING!
Those are completely unreadable, the text is about 3 pixels tall. Tried zooming, didn't work.
Funniest food-related reply of the thread. You, sir, win one intarweb.
I heard they were feeling happy and wanted to go for a walk.
You know what scares me? The fact that I already knew what it was before clicking on the link.
We'd need to have some hard numbers to confirm this, but I wouldn't be surprised if 50% of the Slashdot readers are over 30.
Do you realize the irony of your comment, in relation to your username?
Sure, browsers have the ability to change their user-agent. But really, what's the percentage of users who does that? It's probably statistically insignificant.
I never understood why they clock the AVR at 16MHz when that part is rated for 20MHz.
Hopefully, the release of Steam on Linux and maybe even a Valve/Steam console will also help to have games on OS X (being that they both have a Unix core, OpenGL graphics, etc).
The cross-compatibility with earlier versions of Office is also far from perfect.
By a curious coincidence, none at all is exactly how much suspicion the ape-descendant Arthur Dent had that one of his closest friends was not descended from an ape, but was in fact from a small planet in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and not from Guildford as he usually claimed.
It says "pigeon shootings" above... do people actually eat those flying rats? WTF?
Maybe they're scientists.