Put out a cocoa IE using their own kick ass renderer
If they go with 1 it would be a real shame, as IE for macintosh was actually a fine browser (it blows away all competition in classic-land). For some reason I just can't see them going with option 2, it isn't the MS way. So I vote for option 3. This would really rev up the browser war, with three separate rendering engines and a multitude of GUIs around them.
I'm doubtful that MS can out-render Apple on their own turf though...
I see there being two phases to the fusion energy revolution.
The first is when large-scale fusion reactors become viable. This will largely replace fission and fossil fuel power plants. The main effect will be to produce power for the transmission grid safer and cleaner.
Phase two is the real kicker though. This is when a fusion reactor is designed that is relatively small in size. Then the real effects of the fusion revolution will become apparent. Hopefully it will follow the path of electronics in that smaller and smaller versions will be designed. i.e. First airfares will go way down when fuel is replaced by an onboard fusion reactor. Then fusion powered cars will eliminate the need for refueling (except one in a lifetime). Eventually handheld electronics could be fusion powered. Once this happens power consumption is basically a moot point. Who knows what will be developed to make use of this? Only the future can tell...
One excellent stooopidity of the validator that he points out is the practice of not allowing & delimited variables in URLs. (Look at your/. URL and you'll see some).
These goddam rich-as-fuck balloonists piss me off. If I had all the money in the world I might buy some funky shit, but I would also spend it on worthwhile causes.
To use your fortune to try again and again to achieve some useless balloon record is just stooopid. What a bunch of asshats.
1. I answered your question. If you just go outside then your problems are all gone. There's plenty of room there for all your consoles. (And I agree with you, beating around bushes is an excellent outdoor activity)
2. I admit, I do not know you. However, everything that i do know about you points towards you being the type of person that does not go outside of his house very often. Therefore I feel it appropriate to take our relationship to the next level and call you a liar. (Note that the trip to and from the video game store doesn't count as spending time outside)
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- Ditch the mac IE
- Put out a cocoa IE using WebCore.
- Put out a cocoa IE using their own kick ass renderer
If they go with 1 it would be a real shame, as IE for macintosh was actually a fine browser (it blows away all competition in classic-land). For some reason I just can't see them going with option 2, it isn't the MS way. So I vote for option 3. This would really rev up the browser war, with three separate rendering engines and a multitude of GUIs around them.I'm doubtful that MS can out-render Apple on their own turf though...
Real superheros don't need no stinkin Gamma Ray Spectrometer! They just use their eyes.
and call them all Nerds.
With an clone army of RMSs GNU would be unstoppable!!!
It wasn't mod'd to 0. It was posted by an anonymous coward, so it starts out as 0.
nope. Canadian.
I used to like Baron the best, but Swordsmith wins hands-down.
Luckily I can breathe fire, so it's not a problem for me.
Tell that to all the snow on the ground. Here in Montreal the winter still rules. Although the forecast for later this week looks promising.
Call me when they come in sour cream and onion.
- Rolling papers
- Scissors/grinder
- Poker (I like using a bic pen cap)
- Cue-cards (for filters)
- Any laminated card (for sweeping up stuff)
- Plant substance (hint hint)
This kit has solved all the problems I have ever encountered, computer or otherwise.The first is when large-scale fusion reactors become viable. This will largely replace fission and fossil fuel power plants. The main effect will be to produce power for the transmission grid safer and cleaner.
Phase two is the real kicker though. This is when a fusion reactor is designed that is relatively small in size. Then the real effects of the fusion revolution will become apparent. Hopefully it will follow the path of electronics in that smaller and smaller versions will be designed. i.e. First airfares will go way down when fuel is replaced by an onboard fusion reactor. Then fusion powered cars will eliminate the need for refueling (except one in a lifetime). Eventually handheld electronics could be fusion powered. Once this happens power consumption is basically a moot point. Who knows what will be developed to make use of this? Only the future can tell...
where's the beef?
This article was OK. I thought it could have used a few more links.
I am the Metaserver! Bow down to me.
McGill University has a sci-fi lit course. I haven't taken it but I found an old syllabus.
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As opposed to all those multi-player games running on just one device...
How about making a companion Please-Call-Me list? It might be valuable for some slashdot readers.
What's the problem with &'s in URLs?
This is the reason that my website does NOT validate.
I wanted to validate. I tried to validate. But the ampersands screwed me.
To use your fortune to try again and again to achieve some useless balloon record is just stooopid. What a bunch of asshats.
2. I admit, I do not know you. However, everything that i do know about you points towards you being the type of person that does not go outside of his house very often. Therefore I feel it appropriate to take our relationship to the next level and call you a liar. (Note that the trip to and from the video game store doesn't count as spending time outside)
3. You smell. (props to the coward)