The Resolution has a laptop compartment.
They just released their 2012 gear this weekend. Definitely check them out in person.
Haven't used their photo packs, but I've had good luck with lots of their other packs over the years.
If you're playing on Expert, the drum track is exactly what the drum track in the song is.
On the lower levels it can be confusing because you're not playing every hit.
All excellent features, but Firefox can cover a couple of those.
You can do mouse gestures with the Mouse Gestures extension, which works quite nicely.
You can also create address bar searches - right click on any search box and hit "Add a keyword for this search". Not sure about find in page, though. I usually just hit F3.
Anyway, if you have to use Firefox part time, hope this helps.
In all fairness, I don't know what the profit breakdown is between Sony/BMG & Pearl Jam (and maybe even Todd McFarlane) on this, but I'm guessing it skews heavily toward Sony/BMG.
Slightly off topic, but did anyone else notice Will-Maker Pro at #5? I don't follow sales lists very closely, but this has got to mark some sort of trend. I guess the first review says it all, but with this feature list, how could it not sell?
# Choose from 40,000 legal documents; protect family and assets
# Create a legal will, living trust, financial power of attorney, and more
# Comprehensive and easy to use with step-by-step interviews
If you need to know, check Seatguru.com They list the planes by carrier, and your itinerary should note the plane type. Some offer 12DC and others have 120AC, while some have none at all.
What do you mean by 'Gapless playback'? Are you talking about no silence b/n tracks when playing? And is there a reason why this is a big problem? Not trying to flame or anything, but this is the first I've heard of it. Just curious. Thanks.
In Finland they actually do this. It's 14 days' pay. You're right, though, this would never pass in the US, and lord knows how they would determine your pay (gross - loophole 1 - loophole 2 + special credit C).
This is classic zealotry in action. Having a preference is not zealotry. I've used iTunes. I don't care for it. I like Winamp 5. I don't claim it's better than iTunes, you made that assertion. Winamp 5 is better for me, but then I don't use iTMS or own an iPod. It can do many of the same things as iTunes, so hating on it because you think it can't do those things isn't quite right.
OK, so in Winamp 5, how do you say "I'd like to listen to all the music I haven't listened to before"?
Manage Playlist->Open Media Library View Results->Never Played
How do you say "I want to listen to all my Depeche Mode" without hunting through the file system?
Hit 'J' for Jump->Type 'Depeche' (probably get it after just 'Dep' or
Sort->List by title and scroll to the 'De' section
What mainly killed the other challengers (in no particular order):
1) lack of (good) games
2) battery life
3) cost
Seems like 1 and 2 are taken care of - tons of devs signed and 10 hrs of game support from the li-ion battery. No mention if it's proprietary or not, it's handy to be able to grab some AAs in a pinch.
Curious what the cost will be.
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This is funny, but sadly true if you apply it to not just Google, but the entire 'tech' industry. All the investors who didn't have much of a clue to begin with and got burned by the original tech bust will prarie-dog back up and say 'Oh, tech stocks are hot right now. Google is at $898 a share.' and then proceed to invest like lemmings in 'the next Google'. Problem being, there's only one Google. Should be interesting to see how this plays out, anyway.
I was referring to corporations that are still physically located and operating in the US (Mass) but have taken up residency in other countries to avoid taxes completely. I don't know how that can be seen as fair - to individuals or other corporations paying their fair share. "its not a gawddamned hard concept"
Burton Snowboards and their subsidiary Gravis Shoes make several packs that can take a lot of abuse. I have the Gravis Metro and love it, while a friend picked up the Burton Infantry pack for his 15" Powerbook. The bags are designed to be abused around the world by lazy snowboarders. They can definitely handle a light jog.
Actually, when Wal-Mart pulled Maxim off their shelves, the response was more of a 'so what?' since Wal-Mart only sold about 3% of their issues. At least for (some) magazines, Wal-Mart isn't the 500 lb elephant. Extra Credit Reading And yes, it is from Fox news, unfortunately.
Talented young programmer, burnt out by the system, chucks it all after a few years of corporate slavery to AOL and rides off into the sunset with a lot of cash.
Zawinski left when his options vested, and I'm guessing Frankel has some other contractual or monetary force keeping him there, otherwise he'd be out.
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The Resolution has a laptop compartment.
They just released their 2012 gear this weekend. Definitely check them out in person.
Haven't used their photo packs, but I've had good luck with lots of their other packs over the years.
It's been done.
Well done. Mod parent up.
Diamond put out this summary from Collapse just after the quake. It's definitely worth a few minutes.
If you're playing on Expert, the drum track is exactly what the drum track in the song is. On the lower levels it can be confusing because you're not playing every hit.
All excellent features, but Firefox can cover a couple of those.
You can do mouse gestures with the Mouse Gestures extension, which works quite nicely.
You can also create address bar searches - right click on any search box and hit "Add a keyword for this search". Not sure about find in page, though. I usually just hit F3.
Anyway, if you have to use Firefox part time, hope this helps.
In all fairness, I don't know what the profit breakdown is between Sony/BMG & Pearl Jam (and maybe even Todd McFarlane) on this, but I'm guessing it skews heavily toward Sony/BMG.
Google has this built into their converter as well.
Slightly off topic, but did anyone else notice Will-Maker Pro at #5? I don't follow sales lists very closely, but this has got to mark some sort of trend. I guess the first review says it all, but with this feature list, how could it not sell?
# Choose from 40,000 legal documents; protect family and assets
# Create a legal will, living trust, financial power of attorney, and more
# Comprehensive and easy to use with step-by-step interviews
If you need to know, check Seatguru.com They list the planes by carrier, and your itinerary should note the plane type. Some offer 12DC and others have 120AC, while some have none at all.
What do you mean by 'Gapless playback'? Are you talking about no silence b/n tracks when playing? And is there a reason why this is a big problem? Not trying to flame or anything, but this is the first I've heard of it. Just curious. Thanks.
Some higher-end cars have this, e.g. BMWs and Audis, but it seems to have faded away instead of trickling down. I would love it too.
In Finland they actually do this. It's 14 days' pay. You're right, though, this would never pass in the US, and lord knows how they would determine your pay (gross - loophole 1 - loophole 2 + special credit C).
The Maybach has an optional roof that changes from opaque to clear depending on the charge. Not sure if it can go in-between, but it might be a start.
Check out the new M5. Over at Autoweek. 500HP V10 8500 rev limit. No active suspension or slicks and missing about 10k revs, but it's no slouch. :-)
He also went to Harvard for Business School.
This is classic zealotry in action.
Having a preference is not zealotry. I've used iTunes. I don't care for it. I like Winamp 5. I don't claim it's better than iTunes, you made that assertion. Winamp 5 is better for me, but then I don't use iTMS or own an iPod. It can do many of the same things as iTunes, so hating on it because you think it can't do those things isn't quite right.
OK, so in Winamp 5, how do you say "I'd like to listen to all the music I haven't listened to before"?
Manage Playlist->Open Media Library View Results->Never Played
How do you say "I want to listen to all my Depeche Mode" without hunting through the file system?
Hit 'J' for Jump->Type 'Depeche' (probably get it after just 'Dep'
or
Sort->List by title and scroll to the 'De' section
To each their own.
What mainly killed the other challengers (in no particular order):
1) lack of (good) games
2) battery life
3) cost
Seems like 1 and 2 are taken care of - tons of devs signed and 10 hrs of game support from the li-ion battery. No mention if it's proprietary or not, it's handy to be able to grab some AAs in a pinch.
Curious what the cost will be.
This is funny, but sadly true if you apply it to not just Google, but the entire 'tech' industry. All the investors who didn't have much of a clue to begin with and got burned by the original tech bust will prarie-dog back up and say 'Oh, tech stocks are hot right now. Google is at $898 a share.' and then proceed to invest like lemmings in 'the next Google'. Problem being, there's only one Google. Should be interesting to see how this plays out, anyway.
I was referring to corporations that are still physically located and operating in the US (Mass) but have taken up residency in other countries to avoid taxes completely. I don't know how that can be seen as fair - to individuals or other corporations paying their fair share. "its not a gawddamned hard concept"
I'd be happier if it included corporations - the ones still 'located' in Mass. anyway.
Burton Snowboards and their subsidiary Gravis Shoes make several packs that can take a lot of abuse. I have the Gravis Metro and love it, while a friend picked up the Burton Infantry pack for his 15" Powerbook. The bags are designed to be abused around the world by lazy snowboarders. They can definitely handle a light jog.
Actually, when Wal-Mart pulled Maxim off their shelves, the response was more of a 'so what?' since Wal-Mart only sold about 3% of their issues. At least for (some) magazines, Wal-Mart isn't the 500 lb elephant. Extra Credit Reading And yes, it is from Fox news, unfortunately.
Talented young programmer, burnt out by the system, chucks it all after a few years of corporate slavery to AOL and rides off into the sunset with a lot of cash.
Zawinski left when his options vested, and I'm guessing Frankel has some other contractual or monetary force keeping him there, otherwise he'd be out.
Doesn't bode well for AOL at any rate.