They said the 1 in 3 caps were a winner. You can of course never know if this is true. You could buy a huge amount of bottles and do some statistics calculations and get a pretty good estimate that way, but I really don't think it's that important. They're giving away songs for free!
Exactly, can you change the weather just because you own the land under it? I don't think there are any laws dealing with these things, but then IANAL.
"But imagine going to the store and quickly cycling through pants/shirts..."
No no no. Imagine going to the store once, get yourself scanned, and then browse through the clothes from home, without having to go to the store unless you find something that you like.
I think the parent has missed the whole concept of, well, hack-value. If you have a lot of money, you can buy almost anything. But what's that worth compared to actually building the stuff yourself? Kudos to this guy and all the other "hackers" out there.
Yeah! And what's up with GarageBand?? Another look?! I want the smooth and nice original Aqua look, is that too much to ask for?
I am an Apple user after all, and all this brushed metal doesn't go well together with my flatpanel iMac, though I understand that Apple wants to make the OS look the same way as the G5:s. I wish they could make some kind of theme thing that let the user choose the look of the OS.
Apple puts brushed metal everywhere but where it's really needed. I'm of course talking of the back side of the iPod. It should have been brushed right from the start. I know some people do it themselves, but the result is far from perfect.
There, now I feel better...
I think that's the biggest problem with clusters like these. I mean, I sure as hell want one, but I have no idea what to do with it. I don't even know how to use it!
According to a doctor I know it takes about a week of terrible headache, then you're out of the addiction. I don't drink coffee myself, so I'm "clean".
Try without the quotas and stuff first, perhaps bandwidth hogs won't be a problem. This way you don't have to buy a PC. Or perhaps there are routers with these functions built in?
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This sounds really cool. Do you have any idea if there are any applications like this today?
No.
ME? As in Windows ME? Dude, that's so obsolete :-)
They said the 1 in 3 caps were a winner. You can of course never know if this is true. You could buy a huge amount of bottles and do some statistics calculations and get a pretty good estimate that way, but I really don't think it's that important. They're giving away songs for free!
I think a drawing pad is better than drawing directly on the screen. I know several artists who has them and love them.
I for one welcome our new red martian overlords.
If Linux were widely adopted on the desktop you'd expect it to at least be able to unzip/tar files by double-clicking them.
Exactly, can you change the weather just because you own the land under it? I don't think there are any laws dealing with these things, but then IANAL.
The Sega mega drive could play Sega master system games with a special adaptor cartridge.
Fill another swimming pool?
Add one or more good looking women and you have yourself a Bond movie.
"But imagine going to the store and quickly cycling through pants/shirts..."
No no no. Imagine going to the store once, get yourself scanned, and then browse through the clothes from home, without having to go to the store unless you find something that you like.
I think the parent has missed the whole concept of, well, hack-value. If you have a lot of money, you can buy almost anything. But what's that worth compared to actually building the stuff yourself? Kudos to this guy and all the other "hackers" out there.
Every time I see these pictures I start wondering if this stuff is real or not. Some of the pictures looks so faked. I'm sure they're not, though.
I don't think the main point of these smaller "news" items is to tell the world about their subject, but to give people a place to talk about them.
Yeah, I was a bit confused. I mean, I've heard "there, there", like when comforting someone, but I don't think that's the case here :-)
Yeah, but you don't have to pay for the funeral yourself! ;-)
Yeah! And what's up with GarageBand?? Another look?! I want the smooth and nice original Aqua look, is that too much to ask for?
I am an Apple user after all, and all this brushed metal doesn't go well together with my flatpanel iMac, though I understand that Apple wants to make the OS look the same way as the G5:s. I wish they could make some kind of theme thing that let the user choose the look of the OS.
Apple puts brushed metal everywhere but where it's really needed. I'm of course talking of the back side of the iPod. It should have been brushed right from the start. I know some people do it themselves, but the result is far from perfect.
There, now I feel better...
Being Slashdotted they can now have their server room lit solely by LED's as well...
Come on, AMD got this idea years ago when they dropped the actual speed from their CPU model names and replaced it with a higher number.
I think that's the biggest problem with clusters like these. I mean, I sure as hell want one, but I have no idea what to do with it. I don't even know how to use it!
According to a doctor I know it takes about a week of terrible headache, then you're out of the addiction. I don't drink coffee myself, so I'm "clean".
Exactly, that neighbour will probably be the one who uses the connection most, with or without Kazaa, yet he won't have to pay a penny.
Try without the quotas and stuff first, perhaps bandwidth hogs won't be a problem. This way you don't have to buy a PC. Or perhaps there are routers with these functions built in?
To me it's pretty obvious that publishing something on CD is the same as publishing it on dead trees. I'm happy for the photographers.