That EDGE DiskGo seems to be the only USB memory watch that isn't ridiculously overpriced. The problem is that there seems to be no-one who ships them to Europe. DiskGo also seems about the only USB watch that doesn't need a separate adaptor cable between the watch and the computer.
What's the point of having a USB memory with you all the time, if you have to have a separate adaptor to actually connect it to the computer?
Opera needs only one change to make making Firefox-like Adblock possible: Allow user javascript to read and write to disk in some limited way.
You can already run custom (user java)scripts (that can use regular expressions to block/remove ads) and create and add new buttons to toolbars. You only need some way of storing the regular expressions and other settings.
Well, I, for one, have not been involved in a correction war, so check. I have respected other people's opinions, check. I respect expertice, check. I have not fucked up any good articles, check.
not even the GTA rehash (one of Sony's big cards) for it is boosting sales.
Maybe because it has not been advertised anywhere. I was looking forward to the game and even I didn't know it had been released when I suddenly saw it on a shelf in a local game store.
Last time I used the Gimp it was so horrible that I really haven't felt like trying it again.
It opens multiple windows that clutter up my task bar. And when I click on one of them, the others don't pop up to the top. And the menu is in its own window. And the fucking thing crashes the moment you try to actually do something.
In short: it behaves like no other app in Windows.
Nobody has to VISIT his site. More people visiting his site just increases his bandwidth costs and lowers his profits. The idea behind the site is to sell ad space, and apparently THAT has worked. I'm pretty sure he couldn't care less if nobody visited the site after he sells his last pixel.
Everybody is clever enough to create an encryption that they are not able to crack themselves. Besides, they are trying to protect their content from the same people that they are showing it to.
My 5-year-old machine had 512 MB of memory, my 3-year-old machine had a full gig and my current machine has 2 gigs. If you've used a computer for longer than a couple of years, you should know that for a long time memory has been by far the most important factor in how fast a computer feels in use.
The good news is that you can usually upgrade even older machines by adding bigger memory modules. If 384 MB is the maximum amount of memory your motherboard supports, it's not really a modern mobo.
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I think you would like the Burnout series of games. I've only played Burnout 3, but I hear 4 is good too. Made by EA, by the way...
That EDGE DiskGo seems to be the only USB memory watch that isn't ridiculously overpriced. The problem is that there seems to be no-one who ships them to Europe. DiskGo also seems about the only USB watch that doesn't need a separate adaptor cable between the watch and the computer.
What's the point of having a USB memory with you all the time, if you have to have a separate adaptor to actually connect it to the computer?
Opera needs only one change to make making Firefox-like Adblock possible: Allow user javascript to read and write to disk in some limited way.
You can already run custom (user java)scripts (that can use regular expressions to block/remove ads) and create and add new buttons to toolbars. You only need some way of storing the regular expressions and other settings.
Well maybe they are accurate now, but not after I go and replace the articles with the text "Knob."
"Jag gillar svenska kvinnor."
Well, I, for one, have not been involved in a correction war, so check.
I have respected other people's opinions, check.
I respect expertice, check.
I have not fucked up any good articles, check.
Wow, Wikipedia must be great now!
No, it still sucks.
not even the GTA rehash (one of Sony's big cards) for it is boosting sales.
Maybe because it has not been advertised anywhere. I was looking forward to the game and even I didn't know it had been released when I suddenly saw it on a shelf in a local game store.
That's no water cooler. It's a space station.
Last time I used the Gimp it was so horrible that I really haven't felt like trying it again.
It opens multiple windows that clutter up my task bar. And when I click on one of them, the others don't pop up to the top. And the menu is in its own window. And the fucking thing crashes the moment you try to actually do something.
In short: it behaves like no other app in Windows.
Nobody has to VISIT his site. More people visiting his site just increases his bandwidth costs and lowers his profits. The idea behind the site is to sell ad space, and apparently THAT has worked. I'm pretty sure he couldn't care less if nobody visited the site after he sells his last pixel.
Naaaah... Really?
Opera 9 technical preview 1 is pretty damn close to passing Acid2
Why is it, that being against copyright alltogether is considered being on the lunatic fringe?
Could it be because of comments like this: I would like to rub you all over my naked body.
I'm an anarchocapitalist
Well I'm even more whacked out than you. I'm a chaoscapitalist. Markets should be totally random.
Wow, I just realized something: "Jack Thompson" is an anagram of "flaccid penis".
I thought it was pretty interesting that the PSP was in there as well. Apparently people really want it, but cheaper.
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow.
Because Opera is fucking awesome.
Stay a while. STAY FOREVER!
Destroy him, my robots!
Everybody is clever enough to create an encryption that they are not able to crack themselves. Besides, they are trying to protect their content from the same people that they are showing it to.
My 5-year-old machine had 512 MB of memory, my 3-year-old machine had a full gig and my current machine has 2 gigs. If you've used a computer for longer than a couple of years, you should know that for a long time memory has been by far the most important factor in how fast a computer feels in use.
The good news is that you can usually upgrade even older machines by adding bigger memory modules. If 384 MB is the maximum amount of memory your motherboard supports, it's not really a modern mobo.
You know, I have a great slashdot story idea: Why women don't play videogames as much as men?
Or defiantly, if you prefer...
Yeah, well the PS3 has a reality synthesizer. No really. Look it up.
You can make two girls kiss eachother? Hot damn! I've gotta get me that game!