When I worked in a telecom store a year back or so, me and and another guy just got our hands on one of the last few Rex 6000 from our distributor. While we were talking a bit about it he got this very idea, that you should be able to scroll the screen by moving the unit over a table or so. I thought it was a brilliant idea, but then forgot all about it. Until now. Fancy!
For the last time, if you read the article you'll see that this electronic lock works just like any other electronic lock - i.e. the key is still functional.
In Sweden and a bunch of other countries AP:s have been placed in a lot of hotels, airport lounges, train stations and so on. This is called Telia Homerun. It is a bit on the expensive side, but it really works fine. It would be nice if more companys like Telia could make some agreement and let users access their account on any of the involved networks. Like cell phone roaming.
I once spoke with a technician from Telia who told me they were trying seamless roaming between cell phone data (HSCSD, GPRS) and the Homerun networks. That would be pretty nice. A slow connection with great coverage and a highspeed connection with low coverage, in wait of a highspeed connection with good coverage.
Because planes generally doesn't have an awful lot of obstacles to avoid? Should it be on a collision course with another plane it can most likely change course without crashing into something else. Cars can end up in much more complex situations. There are systems that automaticly makes the car slow down when approaching an object too quickly, but that's it.
When I worked in a telecom store a year back or so, me and and another guy just got our hands on one of the last few Rex 6000 from our distributor. While we were talking a bit about it he got this very idea, that you should be able to scroll the screen by moving the unit over a table or so. I thought it was a brilliant idea, but then forgot all about it. Until now. Fancy!
I think it's dead ugly. I thought it was at least going to copy some of Apple's design.
For the last time, if you read the article you'll see that this electronic lock works just like any other electronic lock - i.e. the key is still functional.
"These are cars that can be remotely re-tuned during a race." Somebody has been watching the Compaq/HP commercial I think! ;-)
Perhaps one of the first key checked was the right one? It's not *impossible*!
They are already produced in huge numbers. They are not made on demand.
Amen.
Outlook is e-mail, calendar, task list, contact list and the nice journal. And yes, you can use all of these features completly standalone.
Don't worry, Microsoft will change the format completely for the next version.
Porsche actually make bicycles :-)
Look!
I think you are refering to Outlook express, not Outlook. Outlook doesn't ship with Windows, and it's so much more than a mail client.
Eww! Yuck! That's some of the worst interfaces I've ever seen!
The GUI looks terrible! I hope it can be skinned or something because that sucks! Yuck!
In Sweden and a bunch of other countries AP:s have been placed in a lot of hotels, airport lounges, train stations and so on. This is called Telia Homerun. It is a bit on the expensive side, but it really works fine. It would be nice if more companys like Telia could make some agreement and let users access their account on any of the involved networks. Like cell phone roaming. I once spoke with a technician from Telia who told me they were trying seamless roaming between cell phone data (HSCSD, GPRS) and the Homerun networks. That would be pretty nice. A slow connection with great coverage and a highspeed connection with low coverage, in wait of a highspeed connection with good coverage.
OK, so on Micrsoft phones windows media will be the standard and on the other phones quicktime will be? Don't you just love standards?
With a long range like that I guess your brain will be pretty fried if you sit close to the AP, no?
I don't think porn sites should be forced into it. It's better to somehow make it cool for porn sites to have a .porn address.
A .porn domain would be good, if most of the porn was collected under a single TLD it would be easy to block it at schools and so on.
I don't think /. missed the rat-story, I even recall it was a dupe!
Me and my friend saw a PS2 bluescreen at CeBIT 2001. I took a blurry picture of it just before a Sony employee got there and reset it.
How unfair, the company I work for doesn't have an XXX department...
Because planes generally doesn't have an awful lot of obstacles to avoid? Should it be on a collision course with another plane it can most likely change course without crashing into something else. Cars can end up in much more complex situations. There are systems that automaticly makes the car slow down when approaching an object too quickly, but that's it.
Haha, funny! And I just ran out of moderation points...
In Soviet Russia, the embryos clone YOU!
Newsflash! This is exactly why they beta test games!