>> Come on now. We sent a man to the moon (that is, unless you believe those Fox shows), and you're telling me we can't put two chips on one board and make them play nice?:)
Considering the processor usage of that mission, with one of these we should be able to send someone to Mars, at least.
So what if someone double clicks an icon that is meant to be single clicked? As long as it isn't submitting billing details to a website, it won't hurt much.
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America has been a corporate run nation for quite a few years now. We aren't citizens, we're just consumers.
For some good history on the subject, take a look at http://www.adbusters.org/ (i'm too lazy to link.)
>> Come on now. We sent a man to the moon (that is, unless you believe those Fox shows), and you're telling me we can't put two chips on one board and make them play nice? :)
Considering the processor usage of that mission, with one of these we should be able to send someone to Mars, at least.
So what if someone double clicks an icon that is meant to be single clicked? As long as it isn't submitting billing details to a website, it won't hurt much.