"Remember, if it weren't for the USA and the USSR most of the world would be speaking either German or Japanese today. "
Instead, most of the world is speaking english, and corporations hire the death squads. Such an improvement on the imperial japanese system. (*Cough* Exxon, Coca Cola, we're looking at you)
Actually, the pencil/pen thing is bullshit. Using pencils was problematic, because the weightless graphite dust fux0red instrumentation. After the U.S. developed those ever-so-nifty pens, both sides used them.
Yeah, she looks good in the movie, but it's all cosmetics. In real life (and other photos;) ) her *ahem* assets aren't all of that and the bag of chips they appear to be.
I'm not sure the Zaurus would be a good choice.
Compaq supports linux on the iPaq, and the iPaq is where things are really going these days. The zaurus is bulky and unlikely to succeed in a big way. Better to choose a supported platform.
Especially since the iPaq is going to have (iPaq only) 144 kbps both ways worldwide(hah) internet for 40$ a month in the near future. DSL is dead >:)
Actually, the PSX was crap, even by the standards of the day.
Brand loyalty didn't help Nintendo.
Noone can control "diversity of the software". Because it was successful, it had a great deal of software. Chicken and egg;)
Pull out a scrabble dictionary, start with the six letter words, move on from there. Just don't use the ones that you hate. Leave a mark so that no name is used twice.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Coffee.html
The linux coffee howto. Hook up a five-dollar home-made circuit to a parallel port and boom, linux-powered coffee-maker.
I never could figure out why this would be useful, but now I see the light. Automatic coffee was never enough. In combination with a net-camera or a light sensor and thermometer, one can have remote-controlled network coffeemaker.
First, almost by definition, you can't have "cheap" receiving units... they would be 'receivers' i.e. amplifiers. They start at about eighty bucks.
Second, if you got the part numbers from radio shack, you could order enough connectors at a decent price to make any MP3 player or stereo feed through your ethernet wires with home-made adaptors. Wouldn't even bet that hard to feed into the line-in on the computer.
I don't think impedance is as important for stereo wire as speaker wire, but a resistor in parallel would fix that anyway.
Anyhow, it's a lot cheaper than bizarre specialized devices.
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"Remember, if it weren't for the USA and the USSR most of the world would be speaking either German or Japanese today. "
Instead, most of the world is speaking english, and corporations hire the death squads. Such an improvement on the imperial japanese system.
(*Cough* Exxon, Coca Cola, we're looking at you)
You're not buying the keys to the house, you're buying the deed, the piece of paper that says you have certain legal rights to the property.
I imagine that sheet of paper is much more $/oz than a key >)
Actually, the pencil/pen thing is bullshit. Using pencils was problematic, because the weightless graphite dust fux0red instrumentation. After the U.S. developed those ever-so-nifty pens, both sides used them.
Yeah, she looks good in the movie, but it's all cosmetics. In real life (and other photos ;) ) her *ahem* assets aren't all of that and the bag of chips they appear to be.
I'm not sure the Zaurus would be a good choice. Compaq supports linux on the iPaq, and the iPaq is where things are really going these days. The zaurus is bulky and unlikely to succeed in a big way. Better to choose a supported platform. Especially since the iPaq is going to have (iPaq only) 144 kbps both ways worldwide(hah) internet for 40$ a month in the near future. DSL is dead >:)
Actually, the PSX was crap, even by the standards of the day. ;)
Brand loyalty didn't help Nintendo.
Noone can control "diversity of the software". Because it was successful, it had a great deal of software. Chicken and egg
It was a joke. Those points were deliberately poorly made.
Pull out a scrabble dictionary, start with the six letter words, move on from there. Just don't use the ones that you hate. Leave a mark so that no name is used twice.
So far as I know, the Moon's name is Luna, just as Earth's name is actually Terra.
Actually, WinXP is more like MS Plus! for NT5. It's hardly different from 2kSP2
This product is doomed to failure; It sucks as much as windows, but has no advantages.+
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Coffee.html The linux coffee howto. Hook up a five-dollar home-made circuit to a parallel port and boom, linux-powered coffee-maker. I never could figure out why this would be useful, but now I see the light. Automatic coffee was never enough. In combination with a net-camera or a light sensor and thermometer, one can have remote-controlled network coffeemaker.
First, almost by definition, you can't have "cheap" receiving units... they would be 'receivers' i.e. amplifiers. They start at about eighty bucks. Second, if you got the part numbers from radio shack, you could order enough connectors at a decent price to make any MP3 player or stereo feed through your ethernet wires with home-made adaptors. Wouldn't even bet that hard to feed into the line-in on the computer. I don't think impedance is as important for stereo wire as speaker wire, but a resistor in parallel would fix that anyway. Anyhow, it's a lot cheaper than bizarre specialized devices.