Also, I'm guessing these guys are in their thirties. Now, had they been in a weightless environmentr for those 30 odd years they could easily catch a ball in those conditions, but I bet they'd fail to do it in our gravity.
SpoolQ reckons to split print jobs on an ad hoc basis, but not automatically colour and B&W, Sorry.OTOH a modern colour laser printer shouldn't cost more for B&W than a mono oneHTH Al
Having just ditched my trial Nokia communicator (OK PDA but a crap phone) I'm interested in knowing how the blackberry compares to the Treo. Anyone tried them?
So it will have some AOL tie-ins. That put me off. However, if they start sending these thro' the post instead of all those coasters they might even get my (trial) custom
This is great, When I first saw "Luxo Jr" it just blew me away. It was one of the things that got me into computers, although I was dissapointed I couldn't create thes films on my BBC home PC.
But, seriously, Hydrogen fuelled as opposed to filled, would, I suspect be safer than the Hindenburg & normal avialtion fuel. However, if it would have caused less damage at the WTC is debateable as I belive the explosion only had to weaken the metal substructure for the buildings to fall, and a large aircraft is still a large aircraft, whateer its fuelled by.
I guess you could ask them to lay it out on the surface and buy a really big telescope, but even then I'm not quite sure who you'd impress by doing it.
Well, I suppose that if your imagination only runs to the extent of calling a PC company "The PC Company" its not suprising you'll be first in line for Mr Gate's latest.
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Also, I'm guessing these guys are in their thirties. Now, had they been in a weightless environmentr for those 30 odd years they could easily catch a ball in those conditions, but I bet they'd fail to do it in our gravity.
This isn't an "inbuilt" ability, its practise
SpoolQ reckons to split print jobs on an ad hoc basis, but not automatically colour and B&W, Sorry.OTOH a modern colour laser printer shouldn't cost more for B&W than a mono oneHTH
Al
Having just ditched my trial Nokia communicator (OK PDA but a crap phone) I'm interested in knowing how the blackberry compares to the Treo .
Anyone tried them?
Are either any use.
alnapp
Thanks for the oppourtunity to subscribe early, but I think I'll wait to find out just how annoying these ads are.
(Thinks are 1000ads more annoying than a couple less beers)
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you could try one of these STRIDAs which are apparently reasonabley ridable, very foldable and lightweight.
wot, like this?
No, really, Which state attorney generals do you think will go for M$?
Will any of them appreciate or understand the case the letter presents?
Genuinley interested
Quick Question
Which state attorneys generals do you think will go for M$?
and which won't
So it will have some AOL tie-ins. That put me off. However, if they start sending these thro' the post instead of all those coasters they might even get my (trial) custom
Could be a cool, regular firework display tho'
What a remarkabley sensible approach, what's the catch? There must be a catch.
When the C5 flopped, they gave them away to schools. We got one and it was so cool and great fun.
The C5 was miss-marketed, if Sinclair had flogged it as an executive toy instead of a serious form of transport, people would still be buying them.
This is great, When I first saw "Luxo Jr" it just blew me away. It was one of the things that got me into computers, although I was dissapointed I couldn't create thes films on my BBC home PC.
Thanks for that from dictionary corner ;-)
As an afterthought, I hope it does work seeing as they've built the bugger
IIRC
Some gorup finally built his bird man contraption and it, dissapointingly, failed.
If its a very big black hole, its a really big Donut and they just need to zoom out a bit.
Just a theory
;-)
But, seriously, Hydrogen fuelled as opposed to filled, would, I suspect be safer than the Hindenburg & normal avialtion fuel.
However, if it would have caused less damage at the WTC is debateable as I belive the explosion only had to weaken the metal substructure for the buildings to fall, and a large aircraft is still a large aircraft, whateer its fuelled by.
Could this be the "Killer App" for fuel cells?
They won't get cheaper untill there's a mass market, cell phones could be the answer.
Oh yeah, Apple doesn't have a Monopoly to screw us with
Apple DID have one and it didn't and now its a minor player.
Whilst I don't like it, its not suprising MS do now they have.
Does that make sense?
I guess you could ask them to lay it out on the surface and buy a really big telescope, but even then I'm not quite sure who you'd impress by doing it.
Well, I suppose that if your imagination only runs to the extent of calling a PC company "The PC Company" its not suprising you'll be first in line for Mr Gate's latest.
Sadly a typical knee jerk reaction. its not like the organisers of these attrocities would be posting "lets fly a plane into a building" e-mails.
Coded messages would be as unfathomable to "the authorities" as any encryption but encryption now seems to be the scapegoat for the 11th.
Personally, I'd put lax security (just a random yahooed example) at the top of the list.
You spend you money on A Quarter-Million Dollar Box For A Free OS
;-)
On linguistic grounds if no other
Surely "Space craft miced by Mice"