Most people can refill a pen. Why can't printer manufacturers make their ink cargtiges refillable in the first place? It's cost-effective, they can still make them proprietary (if they really want to), and so on. Heck, make an ink cartrige that uses pen refill things. Then you could put all those cool girly pen ink things (like those 'metallic gliterry' thingies) into your inkget and make your resumé look really l33t.
Country hates American free speech, so they get paid by big evil USA corporate execs to make laws against complaint sites.
Laws get passed in country, so the sites die because they can't control where they go and there will probably be all that international law un nato spork blahblah crap.
???
PROFIT!!!
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nevermind..their whole page is filled with JS redirects/flash movies/image based design...google cache is useless
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DisneyQuest is awesome (not at disney world though...isn't it in Chicago?). The cool part is making your own coaster. Maybe someone will make a home version that lets you alter an old car's motorized reclining chair =)
Actually, they are the same elsewhere, as the ruling cited in the link above is a US Supreme Court ruling. Apparently, it is covered under freedom of expression.
These aren't the actual image files (I reduced them from 24bit to 8bit because it halved the filesize, and they fit in an 8bit pallette anyway), but they look the same (see parenthesies).
Monitors should, before you power them down, show a white screen, and somehow scan it for imperfections. Then, if there's burn in, just blast it out with a HUGE electron gun jolt on the rest of the screen to balance things out.
Actually, the WinNT/2K logon screen moves around during inactivity.
Try finding some webcam of a computer lab and watch the MPEG timelapse video. Then make funny noises with your mouth as the NT login boxes flying around when teh room is dark.
Actually, I've always thought about 'burning in' my name/phone number/email/etc into my monitor for secuirty purposes (pretty hard to remove!). If you adjust your montior right (maybe make a screensaver that changes the screen mode to some obscure one where you have your monitor adjused so taht your "security message" will be mostly offscreen), you should be able to make on off the monitor's normal screen area.
Of course, you have the undesirable type of burn in. Here's an idea. Take that screenshot of SETI@HOME, reverse the colors, and make some lame VB app to make that the screensaver (be sure to adjust your monitor so that the screensaver lines up perfectly with the burn in). And, from here on out, don't use the GUI version of SETI@HOME...it's terribly inefficient. Use the console version instead.
Or, just sell the monitor to some lamer, claiming the burn in is from the next-generation Trinitron apeture grille in the monitor, for a jacked up price.
Remember that thing MIT did where they took videos of talking human heads and put words in their mouths, and made convincing results? Perhaps this would work to continue dead shows...I don't know if it can save cartoons (Futurama...[sob]) though.
They do have a photo of the tatooing machine...although it does look slightly like a photoshopped robotic arm. That woman's face does look familiar...almost as if it were from some stock photo.
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I don't think anyone would ever want to print a 200 page document on an inkjet. You'd probably have to replace your cart halfway through, anyway.
Most people can refill a pen. Why can't printer manufacturers make their ink cargtiges refillable in the first place? It's cost-effective, they can still make them proprietary (if they really want to), and so on. Heck, make an ink cartrige that uses pen refill things. Then you could put all those cool girly pen ink things (like those 'metallic gliterry' thingies) into your inkget and make your resumé look really l33t.
nevermind..their whole page is filled with JS redirects/flash movies/image based design...google cache is useless
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DisneyQuest is awesome (not at disney world though...isn't it in Chicago?). The cool part is making your own coaster. Maybe someone will make a home version that lets you alter an old car's motorized reclining chair =)
Seems the reduced size is a step in teh right direction...maybe they should alter another machine into a ride for better ``compression''.
A framebuffer?
Actually, they are the same elsewhere, as the ruling cited in the link above is a US Supreme Court ruling. Apparently, it is covered under freedom of expression.
I'm sure they're similar elsewhere.
[obligatory][lame]And, it's freedom of speech! LOL[/lame][/obligatory]
For those of us who don't want the Acrobat plugin crashing our browser: Google's handy PDF->HTML cache.
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These aren't the actual image files (I reduced them from 24bit to 8bit because it halved the filesize, and they fit in an 8bit pallette anyway), but they look the same (see parenthesies).2. Solution?
3. Burn in other elements and call it modern art!!! Then, sell it!
4. PROFIT!!!
Monitors should, before you power them down, show a white screen, and somehow scan it for imperfections. Then, if there's burn in, just blast it out with a HUGE electron gun jolt on the rest of the screen to balance things out.
replace diving with dividing
Actually, many (most?) monitors are programmed to automatically turn off if a blank screen if displayed for x amount of time.
Note that the shape of the burn in matches that big, bright blue diving bar thing in the SETI@HOME screensaver screen capture.
Try finding some webcam of a computer lab and watch the MPEG timelapse video. Then make funny noises with your mouth as the NT login boxes flying around when teh room is dark.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Of course, you have the undesirable type of burn in. Here's an idea. Take that screenshot of SETI@HOME, reverse the colors, and make some lame VB app to make that the screensaver (be sure to adjust your monitor so that the screensaver lines up perfectly with the burn in). And, from here on out, don't use the GUI version of SETI@HOME...it's terribly inefficient. Use the console version instead.
Or, just sell the monitor to some lamer, claiming the burn in is from the next-generation Trinitron apeture grille in the monitor, for a jacked up price.
Remember that thing MIT did where they took videos of talking human heads and put words in their mouths, and made convincing results? Perhaps this would work to continue dead shows...I don't know if it can save cartoons (Futurama...[sob]) though.
So, the most collectable (the other collectable) version of Solitare must be the one for Windows NT 3.51. Was Solitare on Windows 1-2.0, though?
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Microsoft Solitare for Windows 95^H^HNT^H^H98^H^H2000^H^H^H^HME^H^HXP^H^H.NET???( etc).
It's still unchanged (OK, the card backs are not 4-bit color in Windows XP, but that doesn't count).
They do have a photo of the tatooing machine...although it does look slightly like a photoshopped robotic arm. That woman's face does look familiar...almost as if it were from some stock photo.
It might be easier to think that there is no [Slashdot].