I've found old bullets on the WW1 battlefields of Northern France that were still viable. The local farmers regularly dig up shells and leave them at the sides of the fields for the military to pick up.
The WDTV works equally well with a wireless USB adapter (make sure you get the right brand). I'm running ushare (UPnP server) on a OpenWRT router to stream videos.
Yes, but can you play Doom on the official firmware? You can with RockBox (I kid you not). Joking aside, I too went back to the offical firmware. Much easier to use 'blind', e.g. when out running and you need to change tracks but don't want to stop and fiddle with the UI.
Certainly in London I'm seeing a lot more cycles on the roads than in the past. Perhaps it's because the cost of public transport is always increasing.
IPod applications on the IPad are scaled up and look like shit. Android has less of this problem as it supports different screen resolutions (I'm guessing, I've never seen an Android tablet).
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I've found old bullets on the WW1 battlefields of Northern France that were still viable. The local farmers regularly dig up shells and leave them at the sides of the fields for the military to pick up.
The WDTV works equally well with a wireless USB adapter (make sure you get the right brand). I'm running ushare (UPnP server) on a OpenWRT router to stream videos.
The A500 could boot from hard disk starting from Kickstart 1.3 (released in 1988). No conversion necessary, just a SCSI controller.
It's more like $230. Worth it though IMHO.
Yes, but can you play Doom on the official firmware? You can with RockBox (I kid you not). Joking aside, I too went back to the offical firmware. Much easier to use 'blind', e.g. when out running and you need to change tracks but don't want to stop and fiddle with the UI.
Well, the Atari 800 was 10 times the price of a TS-1000 ($999.95 vs $99.95)
You can buy new ZX81 replacement membranes: http://www.rwapsoftware.co.uk/membranes.html
Which almost nobody used...
I believe it's for people to design buildings for Google Earth/Maps.
I'm running Gingerbread and have a VPN option with PPTP, L2TP, & OpenVPN. Could be a CyanogenMod feature but I don't think so.
Chromium is open source, Chrome is not.
You missed Windows 2000.
To be fair there has been a massive regenation of one of the most run-down areas of London.
Certainly in London I'm seeing a lot more cycles on the roads than in the past. Perhaps it's because the cost of public transport is always increasing.
They're not protesting - they're looting (a Londoner here...).
Hugh was a panelist on the BBCs 'Question Time' last night. Strange hearing him talk with a British accent for a change!
IPod applications on the IPad are scaled up and look like shit. Android has less of this problem as it supports different screen resolutions (I'm guessing, I've never seen an Android tablet).
CPU: Celeron Dual-Core @ 1.8Ghz
Firefox 4.x gets around 30fps, so I guess the answer is yes.
There are quite a few people in my organisation having Skype problems today.
No it doesn't. In C# "=" creates a second reference, exactly like your javascript example.
True, even the Dreamcast from the 1999 had HD.
Believe it or not the download requires Windows Genuine Advantage Validation. So, I guess not!
I get some American dude that killed people.
Simply place a sign by the window: "Do not stand next to open window or you may get sucked off"
You obviously don't know many Sun 'readers'.