How many Mac users bother to purchase the 3-button?
Three out of four known to me.
Besides, the hockey-puck mice that were standard for a couple years begged to be replaced irrespective of their number of buttons; they were one of Apple's rare mistakes of form defeating function.
For a less exotic (and less expensive) solution, try a Kinesis keyboard.
I had severe tendinitis for years, treated with wrist braces, ice, and ibuprofen, but then a couple years ago a friend encouraged me to get one of these keyboards. Problem solved -- brilliant.
And I wonder how much non-spam email is going down the memory hole? For instance, take the case of a company that lost significant mail from foreign customers in a classic "Risks Digest" blunder: offensive words in English may be perfectly innocuous in other languages...
Ah, the music... a bit sad that it took a commercial to get Nick Drake's quietly amazing music better known to America after all these years (decades) -- but at least it's an understated and decent one.
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"Apple's iPod(TM), the number one digital music player in the world"
"Net MD Walkman recorders have been the top-selling digital music players for the past 18 months"
(Lest any USians sneer, MiniDisc is prevalent in Japan and at least somewhat more popular in Europe...)
Right, the ACLU would seem to be a more relevant organization...
HDCP-encrypted DVI is called HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface).
The proposed "space elevator" previously discussed here would seem to be something of a fixed target for space junk...
Right, and for some reporting of this check out the This American Life program Secret Government.
Three out of four known to me.
Besides, the hockey-puck mice that were standard for a couple years begged to be replaced irrespective of their number of buttons; they were one of Apple's rare mistakes of form defeating function.
I have the basic Kinesis, which cost only $100. (As I mentioned, braces didn't work for me.)
I had severe tendinitis for years, treated with wrist braces, ice, and ibuprofen, but then a couple years ago a friend encouraged me to get one of these keyboards. Problem solved -- brilliant.
And I wonder how much non-spam email is going down the memory hole? For instance, take the case of a company that lost significant mail from foreign customers in a classic "Risks Digest" blunder: offensive words in English may be perfectly innocuous in other languages...
...so perhaps a better SCM system is called for?
Ah, the music... a bit sad that it took a commercial to get Nick Drake's quietly amazing music better known to America after all these years (decades) -- but at least it's an understated and decent one.
See http://www.nickdrake.net/ among many others...
My mother's running Linux via the NIC padded cell system.
It works reasonably well; the hardware is trailing edge, but you don't need blazing chips to run a web browser...