That's great news for my dear aunt because while she's set on buying a smart watch on the double, without a killer feature to distinguish between them she's been having a hard time selecting between them all.
I bet it's called the X-Watch, has an x86 CPU and tries to cram the regular version of Windows into a 2" display with a tiny cursor controlled by a Kinect camera you wear on your head via the included X-BaseballCap.
Most of the 955,250 liters of paint used on each ship is in the form of an anti- corrosive epoxy, pre-applied to each block. Finally, a polyurethane topcoat of the proprietary Maersk brand color "Hardtop AS-Blue 504" is sprayed on.
Can't we get the same thing for our cars? Is it available at some professional paint shops?
Why stop there? Can we just put everything in a virtual environment where there's no physical limits, no expenses and the robots could duke it out without damaging anything in real life?
You're right, at least we knew what was going on. It also meant that computer users were at least semi-knowledgeable about how computers work.
Today, they don't even know the difference between RAM and storage. And in ten years, I guess they won't even know the difference between local storage and online storage.
Right after you moved the jumper to change the address because of a conflict with your printer, moved the jumper to change the IRQ because of a conflict with your modem and moved the jumper to change the DMA because of a conflict with your HDD controller.
You can say that again. But don't forget that if you have some type of mental disorder when you grow old, it won't matter much. Not to mention, you will still not really be able to perform certain tasks.
I need to go to the grocery store now.
Emma, have you seen my onion? I can't go outside without an onion on my belt now, can I? Oh, and get me a nickle so I can buy a newspaper, my dear. Are we out of orange juice? Are you ready yet? We're going to miss our plane for Florida! Never mind your make-up, just grab your wig!
Oh, that darn voice thingy on the electro-typewriter is still active. Damn you, Steve Gates!
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That's great news for my dear aunt because while she's set on buying a smart watch on the double, without a killer feature to distinguish between them she's been having a hard time selecting between them all.
It's either because of the Microsoft patents in Android or timothy is a Samsung fanboy.
If you ask me, the icon for anything related to smart watches should be a Pebble icon.
Not necessarily. You could also put a bunch of them together in a single casing.
There's one thing The Pebble doesn't do as well as the Apple Watch, and that's running out of battery power after only a few days.
I'm pretty sure the Pebble and the too-many-in-too-short-a-time Samsung watches were already changing things.
I bet it's called the X-Watch, has an x86 CPU and tries to cram the regular version of Windows into a 2" display with a tiny cursor controlled by a Kinect camera you wear on your head via the included X-BaseballCap.
Uh-oh, Seagate is trouble.
Told ya.
Can't we get the same thing for our cars? Is it available at some professional paint shops?
That's easy. Train A will arrive in New York forty-two minutes before train B arrives in Los Angeles.
I keep asking this question myself when I see people using Windows for anything but games.
Welcome to the 21st century.
Even Bob the Builder would have fixed it by now.
Can you tell us / Care to tell us
Note to self: stop posting after midnight.
Can to tell us the brand/model of your better-than-active-noise-cancellation headphones?
No need to throw your sabots into the whole process.
Why stop there? Can we just put everything in a virtual environment where there's no physical limits, no expenses and the robots could duke it out without damaging anything in real life?
I'm torn between "We spared no expense" and "God help us, we're in the hands of engineers".
Are these the first steps toward the wars of the future?
You're right, at least we knew what was going on. It also meant that computer users were at least semi-knowledgeable about how computers work.
Today, they don't even know the difference between RAM and storage. And in ten years, I guess they won't even know the difference between local storage and online storage.
Damn right it did!
Right after you moved the jumper to change the address because of a conflict with your printer, moved the jumper to change the IRQ because of a conflict with your modem and moved the jumper to change the DMA because of a conflict with your HDD controller.
Damnit Jim! I'm a Web Monkey, not a tech support monkey!
I see what you did there. Give me a break.
You can say that again. But don't forget that if you have some type of mental disorder when you grow old, it won't matter much. Not to mention, you will still not really be able to perform certain tasks.
I need to go to the grocery store now.
Emma, have you seen my onion? I can't go outside without an onion on my belt now, can I? Oh, and get me a nickle so I can buy a newspaper, my dear. Are we out of orange juice? Are you ready yet? We're going to miss our plane for Florida! Never mind your make-up, just grab your wig!
Oh, that darn voice thingy on the electro-typewriter is still active. Damn you, Steve Gates!
I'm currently designing a new product, and it's so integrated that it only has half an IC.
You can see a 100 year old Tesla if you're prepared to do some grave digging.
Eating a raw ear of corn is disgusting though. I prefer a raw nose of corn myself.