Don't want to search, don't want to use bookmarks. The only thing I could think of that might satisfy you is to set it to your homepage, or you could memorize the url, and type it in manually. I must say that you have some very odd specifications. I have never found bookmarks to feel weird, just convenient. Anyway, hope one of these suggestions helps. ????
What is so scientific about checking the weather forecast? Even if your dubious claims the Celsius was inherently better suited to scientific use had any merit, what bearing does that have on me checking the weather forecast? That's not exactly a very rigorous scientific pursuit. Furthermore, with integer degrees, Fahrenheit gives more precision. Put that in your pedantic pipe and smoke it.
We certainly are going to refer to it as an increasing number of applications see the light of day. It is certainly better than having to say 'client side javascript engine using CSS and DHTML to affect visible changes and asynchronously using http requests to handle data transfers without loading new pages'.
He said that Sun is going to die like Novell, Microsoft and BSD As in, not at all. But you frequently find people saying they will die. So, to die the same way as Novell, MS, and BSD are is to not die at all.
Wow... you really get it. Too bad all those sheeple are too stupid to understand the transcendent brilliance of what you said.
But seriously, there may be some kernel of truth to what you say (I think there is) but you have really over-simplified it and made some inexplicable leaps of logic. For example what does any of that have to do with weed? I don't understand why according to your theory of society, "the man" would want to keep weed illegal. Presumably if they could sell it, they could make a lot of money.
Most of the people I see talking about the "consumer lifestyle" in this country seem to it just as much as the next person. I think your real issue is that you're a pothead (nothing wrong with that) and you wish it was legal, and generally want to stick it to the man. And hey, that's cool too.
I just think the idea that there is any chance of everyone going up in "the hills" and becoming a pot farmer is pretty remote, even if it were encouraged and government subsidized. I doubt they're worried about that.
PS in my opinion, use of the word sheeple makes you sound condescending. Maybe you are, maybe you're not.
I can do everything you mentioned on my cheap ass GF4 except high frame rates, but I don't play 3d games. Everyting I've read says that multiple cards only tends to decrease reliability and seamlessness. All video players in full screen only take one screen. I sometimes watch full screen ripped dvds on screen while surfing on the other. Save your money!
The grandparent was talking about Google, not Mirablils. Google does not force customers to be testers because they have non-beta products and services. If you so choose, limit yourself to the non-beta ones. In fact I don't think Mirabilis is irresponsible either, because as has been pointed out, if the beta status is a problem for you (apparently it is) you can simply choose not to use their product/service, in other words not be a customer. You used a pedantic grammatic loophole to try to make a counter argument, but the spirit of the grandparent post was correct.
The problem I mentioned with the MDR-V700 does not affect the 600s. It is the particular joint that is used in the 700s, which isn't used in the 600s. This isn't something that just happened to me once, and I extrapolated. I have heard from several others about these particular headphones, and they are very common headphones. I have never heard of a pair of these headphones lasting over 2 years without breaking. I have discovered a way of using paper clips to hold the joints together. I am also pretty certain that at least some DJs are compensated to use these headphones.
I'll add the "industry standard" DJ headphones, the Sony MDR-V700. I think they pay a lot of big name DJs to use them. They actually work well, but the swivel joint always fails within 12-18 months.
If only those math nerds could think outside the box like your girlfriend. She's such a lateral thinker. It really is amazing that she figured out the whole puzzle in one glance.
Are you comparing a 2 octave keyboard to a ~6.5 octave keyboard? And you're saying you can do more with the former? It seems to me you might have trouble with something smiple, like playing two notes simultaneously 4 octaves apart. That's just an example, and I don't know much about this new Korg. Now I'm not saying there is anything wrong with the Oxygen. If it works for you, that's great. But you can't push your solution as an all purpose replacement for a dedicated keyboard.
Don't want to search, don't want to use bookmarks. The only thing I could think of that might satisfy you is to set it to your homepage, or you could memorize the url, and type it in manually. I must say that you have some very odd specifications. I have never found bookmarks to feel weird, just convenient. Anyway, hope one of these suggestions helps.
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It just so happens that GMail itself provides the best email interface I have ever used.
What is so scientific about checking the weather forecast? Even if your dubious claims the Celsius was inherently better suited to scientific use had any merit, what bearing does that have on me checking the weather forecast? That's not exactly a very rigorous scientific pursuit. Furthermore, with integer degrees, Fahrenheit gives more precision. Put that in your pedantic pipe and smoke it.
How do you propose we refer to it then?
We certainly are going to refer to it as an increasing number of applications see the light of day. It is certainly better than having to say 'client side javascript engine using CSS and DHTML to affect visible changes and asynchronously using http requests to handle data transfers without loading new pages'.
Laws serve people, not the other way around.
For fuck's sake, let me explain this for you:
He said that Sun is going to die like Novell, Microsoft and BSD
As in, not at all. But you frequently find people saying they will die. So, to die the same way as Novell, MS, and BSD are is to not die at all.
All clear now?
Wow... you really get it. Too bad all those sheeple are too stupid to understand the transcendent brilliance of what you said.
But seriously, there may be some kernel of truth to what you say (I think there is) but you have really over-simplified it and made some inexplicable leaps of logic. For example what does any of that have to do with weed? I don't understand why according to your theory of society, "the man" would want to keep weed illegal. Presumably if they could sell it, they could make a lot of money.
Most of the people I see talking about the "consumer lifestyle" in this country seem to it just as much as the next person. I think your real issue is that you're a pothead (nothing wrong with that) and you wish it was legal, and generally want to stick it to the man. And hey, that's cool too.
I just think the idea that there is any chance of everyone going up in "the hills" and becoming a pot farmer is pretty remote, even if it were encouraged and government subsidized. I doubt they're worried about that.
PS in my opinion, use of the word sheeple makes you sound condescending. Maybe you are, maybe you're not.
Probably so all the fatties can identify with him. It's a big market you know. (Hah! I slay me.)
A second to remove vinyl. Also, my speakers are not the biggest impediment to quality.
I can do everything you mentioned on my cheap ass GF4 except high frame rates, but I don't play 3d games. Everyting I've read says that multiple cards only tends to decrease reliability and seamlessness. All video players in full screen only take one screen. I sometimes watch full screen ripped dvds on screen while surfing on the other. Save your money!
The grandparent was talking about Google, not Mirablils. Google does not force customers to be testers because they have non-beta products and services. If you so choose, limit yourself to the non-beta ones. In fact I don't think Mirabilis is irresponsible either, because as has been pointed out, if the beta status is a problem for you (apparently it is) you can simply choose not to use their product/service, in other words not be a customer. You used a pedantic grammatic loophole to try to make a counter argument, but the spirit of the grandparent post was correct.
I believe they do.
Good luck with your education.
Disregard. Upon further consideration, I did not fail the aptitude test.
It works. I had to take some creative diversions from the given directions, but I got in.
I can't. I failed the aptitude test.
1. I don't have anything to do with MS. I don't work there. I've never worked there. I don't contract there.
2. freemacmini is being ridiculous. He can't be in the same bar as an MS employee? Spare me the righteous indignation.
Once I met an asshole at a bar. I turned around and left. It was freemacmini.
OTP is not practical for most since key distribution is so difficult.
hobbiest?
Hobby
Hobbier
Hobbiest!
I couldn't help noticing that you got your causal relationship reversed there. Don't worry. Happens to everyone.
The problem I mentioned with the MDR-V700 does not affect the 600s. It is the particular joint that is used in the 700s, which isn't used in the 600s. This isn't something that just happened to me once, and I extrapolated. I have heard from several others about these particular headphones, and they are very common headphones. I have never heard of a pair of these headphones lasting over 2 years without breaking. I have discovered a way of using paper clips to hold the joints together. I am also pretty certain that at least some DJs are compensated to use these headphones.
I'll add the "industry standard" DJ headphones, the Sony MDR-V700. I think they pay a lot of big name DJs to use them. They actually work well, but the swivel joint always fails within 12-18 months.
If only those math nerds could think outside the box like your girlfriend. She's such a lateral thinker. It really is amazing that she figured out the whole puzzle in one glance.
Are you comparing a 2 octave keyboard to a ~6.5 octave keyboard? And you're saying you can do more with the former? It seems to me you might have trouble with something smiple, like playing two notes simultaneously 4 octaves apart. That's just an example, and I don't know much about this new Korg. Now I'm not saying there is anything wrong with the Oxygen. If it works for you, that's great. But you can't push your solution as an all purpose replacement for a dedicated keyboard.