It just occured to me that I can HEAR if the TV is on or not, even if it's MUTED and I can't SEE IT. It's almost like a high, very high pitched whine that's almost out of my audible range...my dad thinks I'm crazy, but I stayed in my room and he turned the TV off and on and I guessed the correct state of the TV 8/10 times...and he says that he can't hear anything. I think my ears are more sensitive, considering I'm 14. That's my 10 cents, my 2 cents is free (a nuisance, who sent you sent for me?)
Here's the Sherlock Translation, for those who can't read German:
Sony quits WiFi Fileserver in the milling one format at 05.02.2003 at
11:00 o'clock
MUNICH (COMPUTER WEEK) - Japanese electronics company Sony has
a portable file server presented which, which kommunziert over
Wireless LAN with PCS and PDAs. The "FSV-PG1" operates with a Linux
based operating system and contains a 20-GB-Festplatte in the
2,5-Zoll-Format, 17 GB of it is available for user data. The device
fits with masses of 83 x 155 x of 31 millimeters loosely into a hand
and weighs 390 gram. For the operation all thing a power pack is
necessary, the internal Akku serves only for baking UP purposes.
The inserted ACCESS POINT (IEEE 802.11b) can serve according to
manufacturer up to 250 users at the same time. Access to the stored
files is possible over ftp, CIFS (Common InterNet file system) or NFS.
By a Ethernet Cradle available as accessories the device can connect
accessing Clients by WLAN additionally with the InterNet. As safety
functions the FSV-PG1 incoming inspection encoding with alternatively
64 or 128 bits offers, stored files can by password be protected.
On the Net&Com 2003 in Tokyo the device is presented today to the
public for the first time. It is to come at the end of March for
converted 585 dollar on the Japanese market, the Cradle costs again
scarcely 60 dollar. Whether and when the device appears also in this
country, is not well-known. (tc)
Evaluate this contribution after school notes
he like threw himself out the window of the Enterprise. (Then he like landed on this enemy ship thing and like went on the bridge threw a window he broke, and blew up the whole ship from the bridge [but not before beaming out ol' patrick stewart first])
And Plus, if 2 planes even ran into each other BUT SHUT OFF THE ENGINES ABOUT 30 SECS BEFORE THAT THEY WOULD STILL BE, uh, quite mangled. Yeah. What happens when you drop an egg on to the ground? The ground isn't "Firing it's engines" at the egg, it's just simply so massive that it resists the egg and the egg "mangles with the earth" DUH! Think frickin 4th grade physics here....
FYI, the average SMS message in the Philippines costs 1 peso. (~2 cents). I wouldn't say the average Filipino texts 10 messages a day...probably around 15 or so...
True. No iNet ad I've seen ever made me WANT something from it. I look at the TV ads, and OOh look Pepsi Blue is at my local 7-11! I'll go get one! I go on the iNet and "Look at the stupid frickin X11 camera ad! The girl's ugly anyway!"
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I like the sounds...except for the DRAGGING OF WINDOWS...AHHH!!!!
It just occured to me that I can HEAR if the TV is on or not, even if it's MUTED and I can't SEE IT. It's almost like a high, very high pitched whine that's almost out of my audible range...my dad thinks I'm crazy, but I stayed in my room and he turned the TV off and on and I guessed the correct state of the TV 8/10 times...and he says that he can't hear anything. I think my ears are more sensitive, considering I'm 14. That's my 10 cents, my 2 cents is free (a nuisance, who sent you sent for me?)
The mouse is dirty. It's dirt hitting the mouseball and causing it to jump slightly, making a clik noise. Optical Mice are free from this problem.
Oh. Oops. My Bad. What are they running at right now? (G3/G4 versus x86)
I always thought that PowerPC CPUs were 64-bit, especially with that new AltiVec core in the G4...and all Apple desktops are fitted with PPCs...
I always thought it meant that a PRINT SYSTEM was REQUIRED for you to PRINT from the Print Scrn key...
Here's the Sherlock Translation, for those who can't read German: Sony quits WiFi Fileserver in the milling one format at 05.02.2003 at 11:00 o'clock MUNICH (COMPUTER WEEK) - Japanese electronics company Sony has a portable file server presented which, which kommunziert over Wireless LAN with PCS and PDAs. The "FSV-PG1" operates with a Linux based operating system and contains a 20-GB-Festplatte in the 2,5-Zoll-Format, 17 GB of it is available for user data. The device fits with masses of 83 x 155 x of 31 millimeters loosely into a hand and weighs 390 gram. For the operation all thing a power pack is necessary, the internal Akku serves only for baking UP purposes. The inserted ACCESS POINT (IEEE 802.11b) can serve according to manufacturer up to 250 users at the same time. Access to the stored files is possible over ftp, CIFS (Common InterNet file system) or NFS. By a Ethernet Cradle available as accessories the device can connect accessing Clients by WLAN additionally with the InterNet. As safety functions the FSV-PG1 incoming inspection encoding with alternatively 64 or 128 bits offers, stored files can by password be protected. On the Net&Com 2003 in Tokyo the device is presented today to the public for the first time. It is to come at the end of March for converted 585 dollar on the Japanese market, the Cradle costs again scarcely 60 dollar. Whether and when the device appears also in this country, is not well-known. (tc) Evaluate this contribution after school notes
he like threw himself out the window of the Enterprise. (Then he like landed on this enemy ship thing and like went on the bridge threw a window he broke, and blew up the whole ship from the bridge [but not before beaming out ol' patrick stewart first])
And Plus, if 2 planes even ran into each other BUT SHUT OFF THE ENGINES ABOUT 30 SECS BEFORE THAT THEY WOULD STILL BE, uh, quite mangled. Yeah. What happens when you drop an egg on to the ground? The ground isn't "Firing it's engines" at the egg, it's just simply so massive that it resists the egg and the egg "mangles with the earth"
DUH! Think frickin 4th grade physics here....
Use Safari, or Mozilla, or anything but IE. Until they start making Mozilla Annoying Toolbars, of course
FYI, the average SMS message in the Philippines costs 1 peso. (~2 cents). I wouldn't say the average Filipino texts 10 messages a day...probably around 15 or so...
True. No iNet ad I've seen ever made me WANT something from it. I look at the TV ads, and OOh look Pepsi Blue is at my local 7-11! I'll go get one! I go on the iNet and "Look at the stupid frickin X11 camera ad! The girl's ugly anyway!"