Yes, RIP Syd. We'll miss him dearly. I think I'll go ride my bike now. "It's got a basket, bell that rings and things to make it look good. I'd give it to you if I could but I borrowed it."
Interesting. I was just re-reading Manna, the fascinating book wherein pilots and human air traffic controllers are replaced by automated systems after 2008 because of accidents and terorism. Are we to see further diminishment of pilot control over the next few years?
Lest you forget how serious the accident at Chernobyl was, read this account of one of the few survivors, a nuclear engineer on duty when reactor number 4 exploded.
The ones that don't consistently work with the mac will, with a workaround. When USB/PS2 adapters are used with a KVM switch and you are toggling back to the mac, usually all you need to do is replug the usb cable (that goes into the mac).
I have a small Meritline USB aluminum 2.0 enclosure for 1.8" hard disks. The enclosure cost about $12.95 US. I popped a Travelstar C4K40 40 GB drive in there (~$150) and it uses no external power other than that given by the USB cable (one plug).
Slashdot Mirror
Yes, RIP Syd. We'll miss him dearly. I think I'll go ride my bike now. "It's got a basket, bell that rings and things to make it look good. I'd give it to you if I could but I borrowed it."
Interesting. I was just re-reading Manna, the fascinating book wherein pilots and human air traffic controllers are replaced by automated systems after 2008 because of accidents and terorism. Are we to see further diminishment of pilot control over the next few years?
From TFA:
Wow, how'd they pack all those drives in there?
Lest you forget how serious the accident at Chernobyl was, read this account of one of the few survivors, a nuclear engineer on duty when reactor number 4 exploded.
I doubt it, as the Smashing Pumpkins are (for now) disbanded. The GP was perhaps referring to their last album, called "Machina: The Machines of God."
Well, then it would go:
Ballmer: "Do you have anything without Mac in it?"
Jobs: "Mac, Mac, Sausage, Eggs, and Mac hasn't got much Mac in it."
Ballmer: (jumping up and down) "I DON'T LIKE MAC!!!"
> Dropped FW 800 and cardbus.
So much for using this nice EVDO card with it. Oh well, it can stay in my PB Titanium...
Surely, you jest! How can we call it a PC, when it lacks viruses and spyware?
Relevant link needed.
Thanks for that hilarious reference to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Among other notable trivia, The word "f*ck" is used 228 times in the movie. Geez, the web is such a useful tool.
Link to images of Gates wooing teens with floppies.
Like "SerialSurfer-1995full.rar.sit.hqx.uue"?
The DMG was probably used to automatically show the EULA (when you mount the disc image).
I couldn't find any stores in Madison either. Milwaukee seems to be the closest. Have a long lunch hour?
Correction: 20 cents per CD. Oops.
Just pay a kid 10 cents per CD to drop them in the mp3beamer for you. Like Robertson himself did.
Bothers me a little bit. Looks like the corporate need to reduce labor costs will over time bring on the robotic nation.
The initial boot images appeared to be some sort of startup screen (possible in system 6?) showing the Golden Gate Bridge.
Sorry, what I meant was:
Are you sure?"
Are you sure?
Apple 1984 Commercial
The ones that don't consistently work with the mac will, with a workaround. When USB/PS2 adapters are used with a KVM switch and you are toggling back to the mac, usually all you need to do is replug the usb cable (that goes into the mac).
From http://www.apple.com/macmini/,
"Or configure your Mac mini with internal Bluetooth to use wireless keyboards and mice."
I have a small Meritline USB aluminum 2.0 enclosure for 1.8" hard disks. The enclosure cost about $12.95 US. I popped a Travelstar C4K40 40 GB drive in there (~$150) and it uses no external power other than that given by the USB cable (one plug).
e -hard-drive-external.html
http://store.yahoo.com/meritline/usb-hdd-enclosur
> i just hope it has a usb2/firewall plug
Surely you mean firewire?