Also sad sad horrible news: the sky is falling, Pippy Longstocking's stripes are fading, Popeye's spinach is genetically altered, and computer monitors are making women grow mustaches.
This dude wants us to believe he's an expert because he's been a Greenpeace nut for 10 years. Some people have been in asylums for 10 years, that doesn't make them experts on much more than pudding.
Finally...who cares?! This story is such krunk. It's a prime example of the crap that makes me wonder why I bother with Slashdot. I hate browsing, so I prefer to visit a few bookmarked places...maybe time to bookmark something decent. Maybe this will be place I go.
"news" for nerds??
Doesn't seem like Digita has picked up any camera manufacturer support in a long time. Too bad, it was looking like a cool platform.
http://digita.mame.net/
In a sense, a web page is software that I'm downloading. So, if I alter this software for my purposes, would I be circumventing it's original intent? For example, I might block ads with some tool. But would I then be violating the DMCA?
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Sometimes you can open a glue-sealed thing by freezing it first. Often, you can even reseal it nicely later.
did this dorky idea come from? Red Planet maybe? Can't remember...because the movie sucked and the idea does, too.
Also sad sad horrible news: the sky is falling, Pippy Longstocking's stripes are fading, Popeye's spinach is genetically altered, and computer monitors are making women grow mustaches.
This dude wants us to believe he's an expert because he's been a Greenpeace nut for 10 years. Some people have been in asylums for 10 years, that doesn't make them experts on much more than pudding.
Finally...who cares?! This story is such krunk. It's a prime example of the crap that makes me wonder why I bother with Slashdot. I hate browsing, so I prefer to visit a few bookmarked places...maybe time to bookmark something decent. Maybe this will be place I go. "news" for nerds??
"Reader ricst lists some of Pearson's predictions"... that may be true. But Reader ricst posted a freaky picture of himself on his site!
Check out this other fancy car
Not my taste, but the guy is well-meaning (we work at the same place) and I hope he succeeds.
Doesn't seem like Digita has picked up any camera manufacturer support in a long time. Too bad, it was looking like a cool platform. http://digita.mame.net/
Various failed OS marketing ideas. Most failed for obvious reasons:
RancherOS - one for the Classic Ford lover
HohOS - an OS for the snack lover
JimbOS - included free with any entree on the children's menu
JojOS - $2.99 per CD at 7/11 (AOL 7.0 included free!)
HohOS 2.0 - after 1st failure, repacked for the modern hooker
Sodo MojOS - this OS giveaway not as popular as Ichiro bobblehead dolls
CherriOS - a good way to boot the day
YugOS - from the shores of the Adriatic Sea, the life of this jem was cut short by the war in Bosnia
EgOS - bundled with apps which flatter the narcissistic user
EscargOS - appealed to a few French Canadians
JellOS - for the geek who already has many OS's...there's always room for this one
MangOS - this flamboyantly gay OS didn't even make a decent SNL skit
BingOS - also, a version for traveling businessmen called HighwayBingOS
RambOS - don't mess with this OS!
LarryCurlyMOS - the components fought amongst eachother (usually bringing down your wallboard)
CheetOS - somehow your fingertips turn orange when using this one
DingOS - very popular...until babies started disappearing from homes all across the Australian outback
BozOS - a commercial flop, yet still a successful seller amongst Democrat Congressmen
TicTacTOS - companies running this OS will never go out of business...but neither will they make a profit
OreOS - had only one excellent feature sandwhiched between 2 boring ones
MentOS - an excellent OS, but killed by a ridiculous marketing campaign
LegOS - too pricey for the intended market (boys 5-15), but sold fairly well to the 25-35 geek male crowd
ZorrOS - a lousy OS, but came bundled with Catherine Zeta Jones desktop wallpaper
WeirdOS - later remarketed as Windows!!
In a sense, a web page is software that I'm downloading. So, if I alter this software for my purposes, would I be circumventing it's original intent? For example, I might block ads with some tool. But would I then be violating the DMCA?