Flowers and curves and ponies are all well and good, but they don't necessarily make for an easy to use interface.
And that is the mindset that gives us so many unusuable design. Pretty pictures != Good Design. Look at Apple softwares like iTunes v the horrible abomination that is skinnable WinAmp
The bad thing is that I although I remember paying for plus 95, it to me was never about the browser, but rather for the stupid themes and icons and probably that pinball game...
Because it's crap? Apple wouldn't want to associate their "i" brand with this hack job of a phone, come on, it's just a E398 which has been out for ages with one extra buttons and iTunes loaded, I can do a better job at that duct taping the nano iPod to the back of the damn phone.
How are they going to police compliance though? even if they caught me on camera but my gps didn't register, there could be many valid reasons for it, gps coverage in cities is patchy enough.
The mailing list could have a prerequisite for joining in the form of you sending them an email, if you say that theirs is spam, they'll say so is yours and no money is lost. This could work better with a rating system a la e-Bay to guard against fraudulent claims. but who's gonna be the authority?
Maybe there will be some stupid law that makes keyloggers follow the break procedure, like back in the old days. Then the only people with keyloggers will be outlaws
I've got to admit that computer in classrooms has done wonders for geeks like me, but the best lesson that I've learnt is that it is best to tackle any problem by firing up word, excel or whatever, but with a blank sheet of paper.
If used properly, it can makes wonders, have you ever had a feeling of "Wish I had this back in school" but all to often, computer-aided learning degenerates classes into powerpoint lectures
The bad thing is that I although I remember paying for plus 95, it to me was never about the browser, but rather for the stupid themes and icons and probably that pinball game...
So we now all knows what the step 2 is 3. Profit ! Yay! So are half of slashdot chimps and we are in a kind of experiement of something?
how about... The dog is burning
Because it's crap? Apple wouldn't want to associate their "i" brand with this hack job of a phone, come on, it's just a E398 which has been out for ages with one extra buttons and iTunes loaded, I can do a better job at that duct taping the nano iPod to the back of the damn phone.
he said excrement, he he
How are they going to police compliance though? even if they caught me on camera but my gps didn't register, there could be many valid reasons for it, gps coverage in cities is patchy enough.
Well, I don't want a frikkin' hammer, but it'd sure be nice if I can bang that piece of nail to the wall
Did anybody else read the headline as Bill's Attack Monkeys?
Nope, you get 6 a month, 3 at a time, which is quite a bargain compared to normal rental shop which can be anything up to £3 per movie rented.
not unless it's vibrating
The difference between us geeks and Goths or whatever is that we don't decide one day that we're gonna be geeks and looks cool
If they put linux on the G5, then is it a homo hippies or scuffy metrosexuals? I mean really, who are we suppose to root for then?
No, he needs a wife
The mailing list could have a prerequisite for joining in the form of you sending them an email, if you say that theirs is spam, they'll say so is yours and no money is lost. This could work better with a rating system a la e-Bay to guard against fraudulent claims. but who's gonna be the authority?
this is what you want
still any BOFH worth his salt wouldn't let any lusers runs executables anyway
some users who are just smart enough to get warez or torrents would probably be just dumb enough to be suseptible to this exploit.
"A note of caution: reading this thing may cause temporary brain damage."
What skills have you got?
...Spam
"22,000 per pound" And while you're at it, uses metric instead of imperial, who knows what will happen when you mix units.
How is this different to picking a lock to the filing cabinets?
Maybe there will be some stupid law that makes keyloggers follow the break procedure, like back in the old days. Then the only people with keyloggers will be outlaws
I've got to admit that computer in classrooms has done wonders for geeks like me, but the best lesson that I've learnt is that it is best to tackle any problem by firing up word, excel or whatever, but with a blank sheet of paper.
If used properly, it can makes wonders, have you ever had a feeling of "Wish I had this back in school" but all to often, computer-aided learning degenerates classes into powerpoint lectures
Everybody's a reak geeks here