As history has shown, widgets without keyboards have short lives. So, sure, you can get tablet pc's with keyboards, but then you buy a real portable instead, right?
What people are looking for these days are not tablets, but desktop replacement systems: high-performance portables.
A lot of my colleges have bought PDA's, tablets, etc, but they use them extremely rare, if at all. The digital pen is dead.
The most important one, IMHO, is to compute a list of close matches and present these choices to the user. They may use the Soundex algorithm or some other tricks to see if characters are transposed, if one characters is wrong, if one is missing, etc. If well implemented, this would solve 60% of the problem.
The remaining 40% is due to the fact that people sometimes doesn't actually mistype a known address... they type a dead wrong address, such as "amazonbookstore.com" instead of "amazon.com". In this case, BIND should split up the phrase into separate word (in this case "amazon book store" and redirect to a search engine with those words as parameters.
The big question in this case is: which search engine? I think that one should be able to choose, in one way or another. If not, Google would be my choice;-)
No need to celebrate. News.com hardly produces any stories themselves; mostly editing of press releases and RSS'es. Besides, they've become to Windows centric.
Look at it from the bright side. Whois is a great dating service for geeks.
Hey, Ladies who are looking for nice, knowledgable dot.com'ers... you know where to look!
And to blonds who may need some guidance: First you look at the whois facts, then the site. If both look good - call him.
(It would be even better, of course, if Whois contained fields such as "married" (not that it matters), "income" (matters big time!), "interests" (err, redundant).
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Fine. And for security we have Blowfish.
"Ohhh, fuck, I shreded my computer!"
Hmmmrf... where did I put my glasses...
What people are looking for these days are not tablets, but desktop replacement systems: high-performance portables.
A lot of my colleges have bought PDA's, tablets, etc, but they use them extremely rare, if at all. The digital pen is dead.
2) It returned a lot of results
Conclusion: It works!!!
Anyone interested?
Why the fuzz. Haven't we all learned about mod chips by now?
No Taurus yet!?!!?
If Microsoft tried this, the stratosphere would be on fire by now.
"Should stealing unlocked cars be a crime?" What country do you live in? I'd like to live there as I like driving various kinds of cars.
This is "same wrapping, new shit" I'm afraid.
A debugger that FIX BUGS?
What's next? A compiler that brews beer?
...nut version of The Matrix.
OK, OK... I admit it.
I proposed it as an alternative... Yes, it's dumb, just like you.
The most important one, IMHO, is to compute a list of close matches and present these choices to the user. They may use the Soundex algorithm or some other tricks to see if characters are transposed, if one characters is wrong, if one is missing, etc. If well implemented, this would solve 60% of the problem.
The remaining 40% is due to the fact that people sometimes doesn't actually mistype a known address... they type a dead wrong address, such as "amazonbookstore.com" instead of "amazon.com". In this case, BIND should split up the phrase into separate word (in this case "amazon book store" and redirect to a search engine with those words as parameters.
The big question in this case is: which search engine? I think that one should be able to choose, in one way or another. If not, Google would be my choice ;-)
You don't have XXXXX-Large? You insensitive clods.
I like the video section, though.
So I shall print out my girlfriend with the great body, but ugly face. A face that will be covered by the display :-)
Sounds like sex isn't going to be as much fun as before.
Hey, Ladies who are looking for nice, knowledgable dot.com'ers... you know where to look!
And to blonds who may need some guidance: First you look at the whois facts, then the site. If both look good - call him.
(It would be even better, of course, if Whois contained fields such as "married" (not that it matters), "income" (matters big time!), "interests" (err, redundant).
Are they still working?
1) Right now, put your right hand where it belongs
2) Repeatedly write type "watergate zed was a starwars retard" with your left hand.
That's touch.
It's all about the money.
Its name will be.... (drumroll)... iBook.