Well yeah but if you are going to do that you need to do it right. I envision two sets of thousands of grippy legs (made out of rubber or something) mounted in a circular pattern on each side of the chair sharing a single motor.
By rotating this circle each leg would be able to grip onto the floor and help the engine propel you in the direction you want to go in.
Fair enough. So how would you feel about two cameras pointed directly at your front and back doors recording all the time. I mean once you are outside you are in public aren't you? Why would you have any objections to that?
I don't understand a word of the summary.. or the article.. But I'm going away to research the topic extensively, and when I get back you can all be assured I'll have opinions on it... Loud opinions!
I kind of like the concept of UAC. I mean the messages are so annoying that hopefully developers will start to avoid getting them pop up.
Hopefully this will cause applications to stay the hell out of the Windows directory, the registry and wherever else they seem to think would be a good place to sprinkle data randomly. I pine for the days of being able to uninstall a program fully from my system by deleting its folder. Or being able to simply copy a configuration file from one computer to the next and having all my settings preserved.
Perhaps I'm forgetting how bad that system was in the DOS days, and I'd welcome people reminding me, but it is looking pretty good at the moment.
First you get the names of every table in the old database
Then you create these tables in the new one. Just so there are no problems with data types you should probably just make every field varchar(100) in the new one.
Then you fire up MS Access, the older the better. I try to stick to Access 95.
Then you create two ODBC links, one to your old one and one to the new one.
Then you use the linked table manager to link each table to ms access.
Then you open both the new table and the old table and select all, copy and paste the data into the new table.
Exactly. If the teachers had their smarts about them they would start posting ridiculously positive grades about each other. Just to prove how stupid and unverifiable the system is.
5. Big shiny screen, totally exposed for the scratching when put in a bag
This comes down to common sense, I keep mine in a little felt bag.
6. Costs more than a DS
It does more.
7. No homebrew, or not as well supported as GBA/DS homebrew
That's completely false Here is a database of PSP homebrew. Also this homebrew all works without DLDI patches and works with every flash card you put into the PSP. The DS scene is quite a bit different.
8. Lack of insight to use Pro memory stick slot for games [e.g. no need to spin up UMD], etc...
Officially yes, but with custom firmware though it is very simple to boot games from memory stick.
I have both systems and I love them both, but the PSP is way more hacker friendly then the DS. Game wise I'd say they were about equal, with maybe 10 games on each system that are real gems.
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I know you were joking but if that is what you really want have a look for one of these phones.
They are dirt cheap too.
Yeah thats just terrible.
In Dafur militia go around lopping children's limbs off.
Wow it sounds like its got features almost on par with Unreal Tournament!
I'm throwing in some Otter fur just to counteract your bad vibes!
Well yeah but if you are going to do that you need to do it right. I envision two sets of thousands of grippy legs (made out of rubber or something) mounted in a circular pattern on each side of the chair sharing a single motor.
By rotating this circle each leg would be able to grip onto the floor and help the engine propel you in the direction you want to go in.
If you have to ask you don't deserve your geek card. Bow your head in shame.
Well if you used the Netscape.com portal I'm guessing it would be.
I like to think of myself as a Telegraph Operator. Sure I know peoples secrets, but it would be unprofessional for me to tell them to anyone.
Just a warning about the above link. The WfI site is loaded with spyware, Firefox only folks.
Yes they are exactly like that.
:P
I vote we all go register "Raping WfI members and their children" as an interest on our LJ's
Umm the radio space that the cellphones use?
"You know, the courts might not work anymore, but as long as everyone is videotaping everyone else, justice will be served."
-- Marge Simpson
Fair enough. So how would you feel about two cameras pointed directly at your front and back doors recording all the time. I mean once you are outside you are in public aren't you? Why would you have any objections to that?
You're telling me. I found my first grey pube today!
It was in a Kebab but it was still a bit of a shock.
I don't understand a word of the summary.. or the article.. But I'm going away to research the topic extensively, and when I get back you can all be assured I'll have opinions on it... Loud opinions!
I have a mum you insensitive clod!
I kind of like the concept of UAC. I mean the messages are so annoying that hopefully developers will start to avoid getting them pop up.
Hopefully this will cause applications to stay the hell out of the Windows directory, the registry and wherever else they seem to think would be a good place to sprinkle data randomly. I pine for the days of being able to uninstall a program fully from my system by deleting its folder. Or being able to simply copy a configuration file from one computer to the next and having all my settings preserved.
Perhaps I'm forgetting how bad that system was in the DOS days, and I'd welcome people reminding me, but it is looking pretty good at the moment.
But god would it be good to gouge banks for $50k. It would feel so sweet.
First you get the names of every table in the old database
Then you create these tables in the new one. Just so there are no problems with data types you should probably just make every field varchar(100) in the new one.
Then you fire up MS Access, the older the better. I try to stick to Access 95.
Then you create two ODBC links, one to your old one and one to the new one.
Then you use the linked table manager to link each table to ms access.
Then you open both the new table and the old table and select all, copy and paste the data into the new table.
It's so simple even a child could do it!
Let me get this straight, you like them because they gave you Louisiana?
God I'm glad I live in a country where this shit just doesn't happen.
Who said it was the ladies that were getting the jizz on their faces?
Exactly. If the teachers had their smarts about them they would start posting ridiculously positive grades about each other. Just to prove how stupid and unverifiable the system is.