I saw one of these machines on the news. They do allow for a write-in. When "write in' was selected, a qwerty keyboard would pop up on the screen, and that would let you enter in the candidate.
Not only that, but it's a damn good TV app, if you have a TV card. It's one of the apps that I really miss since I switched to linux because of its excellent deinterlacing capabilities.
I actually am using a 1600x1200 screen right now, and have been for quite awhile. This is just personal preference, but I don't happen to mind the highly aliased interface under Doublesize. I never really cared much for a pretty interface, as long as it is usable. Granted I'm not a huge fan of the bitmapped interface as an idea, but the underlying interface of XMMS/Winamp happens to be pretty usable for me.
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Melissa Hart's a geek too? I'm in love!
or he could just use something polymer-based, but they'd have to be 6 times as long
Yeah, since you can always get a TiPB without an OS...
Well, on the Chinese black market...
I saw one of these machines on the news. They do allow for a write-in. When "write in' was selected, a qwerty keyboard would pop up on the screen, and that would let you enter in the candidate.
Am I the only one who, after reading that, thought that they were talking about Steve Jobs?
Well, maybe you could flip them by really fast and make a movie
I see you're using an Athlon...
You can still metamod if you've posted in an article. You just can't mod. (unless they've changed the rules for some reason...)
Same here. I pretty much only get any instability when I turn on the "nvidia" drivers. My system's rock-solid under the "nv" drivers.
It's still available off their website.
Or he used it all up a little too close to the comp.
enough to fill about 17 football fields.
It was The $5.98 E.P. Garage days re-revisited disk.
Mmm... kernel pie
Not only that, but it's a damn good TV app, if you have a TV card. It's one of the apps that I really miss since I switched to linux because of its excellent deinterlacing capabilities.
Yeah, but we're going for OSS software, here. Trillian and Winamp (and possibly those 2 others) aren't OSS, just free (as in beer).
There was a Rest In Peace joke?
So they got ahold of Voyager's Warp Reactor. So what?
"It Stinks!"
don't forget the thousand K-Cars and treehouses!
I read that as Super Monkey Ball.
Wait... Super Monkey Ball's been released for GBA?
Well, KWord seems to be handling the Lord of the Rings just fine...
I actually am using a 1600x1200 screen right now, and have been for quite awhile. This is just personal preference, but I don't happen to mind the highly aliased interface under Doublesize. I never really cared much for a pretty interface, as long as it is usable. Granted I'm not a huge fan of the bitmapped interface as an idea, but the underlying interface of XMMS/Winamp happens to be pretty usable for me.
Trab up kcip!
TRAB PU KCIP!