My main issue with this is when I want to do both a right and left click at the same time with the track pad (or mighty mouse for that matter). Probably not something most people need to do often, but I've run into it more than once.
I wrote code in a moving vehicle in the middle of the desert in a moving Jeep over rough terrain. It was 115 degrees out and the Jeep AC only barely worked, and any benefit was canceled by the rack of servers in the back. At night, it was 95 degrees and it felt *nice*. This was during a test and debug session for one of the DARPA grand challenges.
I still consider this better working conditions than writing credit union software in PL1 in a cube farm, however...
"The same goes for content... if noone records a show, or watches it on Tivo buffer, its well earned demise can be accelerated."
I wonder if networks would actually look at the popularity of the show, itself, or if they would look at how often the ads associated with that show were watched when determining if they should keep it around.
If it were the latter, then not only would the show have to be good, but the ads associated with the show would have to be good for it to survive.
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My main issue with this is when I want to do both a right and left click at the same time with the track pad (or mighty mouse for that matter).
Probably not something most people need to do often, but I've run into it more than once.
Nope, only had a minute or two free at the time and forgot about it later. (The article is kind of long)
I was hoping some kind soul like yourself would have read the article and possibly others, see my question and answer it.
Thanks :)
I know the X25-M didn't work with bootcamp before, does anybody know if the firmware update also addresses this issue?
I wrote code in a moving vehicle in the middle of the desert in a moving Jeep over rough terrain. It was 115 degrees out and the Jeep AC only barely worked, and any benefit was canceled by the rack of servers in the back. At night, it was 95 degrees and it felt *nice*. This was during a test and debug session for one of the DARPA grand challenges.
I still consider this better working conditions than writing credit union software in PL1 in a cube farm, however...
That really is one of the great mysteries of slashdot.
nah, it's just that commenting and RTFA are mutually exclusive
Something else to back it up like another correlation?
How can you determine the cause of *anything* without a correlation?
It's just that some correlations have more/fewer variables to take into account to determine how much support it should have for a cause.
Meanwhile, all I need to read is the bottle.
Perhaps it thought you weren't a human being
Let me see if I understand correctly. That makes you 3 parts smug and 2 parts evil?
Well, what do you expect from a company called "Google"?
I went to the comments and searched for "bio" *specifically* to see if this comment had already been made.
I think the Linux thing was so they could classify it as a computer and save money in taxes in Europe.
Perhaps Gentoo should adopt Debian's release schedule.
Then you'd only be 1 or 2 releases behind when it finishes compiling.
Hmm, need to get back on topic.
This is a non-smoking post, if you should decide to smoke in any replies, there will be a 250 dollar cleaning fee.
I would guess you're probably not a fan of hungarian notation.
200 yards?
I somehow ended up with 6 of them in my living room.
I think they started resorting to non-euclidean construction.
You should join the Alliance Against Alliteration.
Or if you also hate abbreviations, the AAAA (Alliance Against Abbreviation and Alliteration)
I'd say they were uncle-sammed.
Blanka, how could you lie to me so!
Given the frequency that these kinds of comments come up while discussing ADD, I think we can now safely say that Cheese causes ADD.
Ok, I'll bite.
Way to think outside the nano-pencil!
This one drives me insane as well.
Every few days I get an e-mail from people who voted on this bug.
I'm really surprised that this hasn't annoyed someone enough to fix it themselves. I know that if I had more free time I'd give it a shot.
I guess even God is too afraid of mistakes to run as root.
"The same goes for content... if noone records a show, or watches it on Tivo buffer, its well earned demise can be accelerated."
I wonder if networks would actually look at the popularity of the show, itself, or if they would look at how often the ads associated with that show were watched when determining if they should keep it around.
If it were the latter, then not only would the show have to be good, but the ads associated with the show would have to be good for it to survive.
But if we get rid of the penny, all that time I spent playing the coinparison game in Big Brain Academy would have been wasted!
Yeah, it's good to see that Slashdot is finally posting some more recent articles.