I always saw it as a chrome cube, I see it the other way, and dont' get how anyone can see it as a bug, it is susposed to look at cool and modern, right?
I presently own two Toughbooks: a CF-25, which is a full-size machine (comparable to any other laptop). It's a Pentium 150 with a nice comfy keyboard, 1024x768 screen behind a polycarbonate sheet, three(!) PCMCIA slots, and a gel pad surrounding the hard drive, which I upgraded from 4 gig to 10. The lack of CardBus and USB finally forced me to upgrade to my present machine, which is a...
CF-17, a Celeron 300 subnotebook. It's petite, the (touch)screen is only 800x600, and the keyboard takes some getting used to. With 128 meg and the 20 gig drive I dropped in it, it's more power than I need. (My desktop is only a 300MHz machine, for comparison.) It's got a single USB1.1 port, and I occasionally stick a 480Mb/s "hi speed" USB card in the slot when I need to use an external burner.
That is because when it was created in the military it was origionally called duck tape, but hit the consumer market as duct tape, so it really is duck tape, not duct.
I think that Bill Gates has something totally alterior planned. He'll try to pick up a few more billion dollars and then leave. He knows that.NET and Longhorn are the impending doom of Microsoft, and that if he doesn't get out soon he'll end up with lawsuits, government investigation, and potential financial failure.
If he can bank all of his assets now, he has that much more in the bank. Ballmer's already started, Bill's already taken himsrelf out of the CEO position, what's next?
I think that the government has done way too much for the sake of secrecy against its own citezens. Perhaps they should reconsider much of their classified data, especially that which is not-vital or threatening to the American nation as a whole.
However, personal information should be kept secret. Displaying the data of as many government officials as possible just as "proper compensation" for the data they collect about us is not only unfair to the politicians but unfair to us (how dare them think we would be so stupid). Thousands of politicians vs. millions of people with their data harvested. It's arrogance on the government's part to think such a thing.
No, it explains PC's easy access cases, case modding, firewire compatability, hard drive Mp3 players, SCSI in servers, DVD burning capability (standard), Windows Movie Makers shameless rip of iMovie,....
the list goes on...
I love how the troll lacked to deny apple's use of handwrighting recognition.
The only thing before apple in that realm was Go!, and we all know how many people use those.
Has anyone thought this could be somthing like a new freenet in the works? or somthing like it? Freenet is always finding new ways of sending data p2p and undetected, it is probably somthing experimental.
Where are you from exactly? I am saying the US should not be serving asia to bring them the internet if they aren't going todo anything for us back, and I also wonder where the hell they call American football soccer, I heard of football for soccer, but every other country call's America's football "American football" not soccer. Now, my question is why does America need to serve Asia and give them the internet just so they can waste IP's on child porm, spam, and they don't keep things regulated and ethical.
Until I noticed the DivX movie, I didn't realise how it actually worked, now I see, it seems that this wouldn't work with objects of different shape and size, so now I understand the camera approach, it seems that the scanner idea neede a little more innovation and work though.
Are you a robot? Why would someone moan about this? I think this thing was pretty cool, but I am wondering more on how the scanner actually worked, as he didn't go into much detail on it, the camera thing seemed todo better, but I don't see a big deal, because all he did was spin the thing around and take pictures of it, it wasn't where you just put it in there, and it spun it by itself and did the pictures automatically. What I think would be best is it the camera went around the object and took the pictures.
I think that 64-bit PCI is a good alternative to normal PCI, it is already in all the PowerMac G3/G4 motherboards and Sun motherboards, you can get an x86 one with 64-bit PCI too if you look hard enough.
A country can put a tarriff on somthing coming in from the US, but I don't see why they would want to unless somthing of theirs costs more than somthing from the US already. Personally, I don't like the idea of Free Trade, and I don't know why the US promotes it so much, I think with free trade, it keeps a country from being unique and being self-sufficiant, but it can bring more unity between them I suppose, but unity between countries/cultures seems like somthing that will never happen.
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I always saw it as a chrome cube, I see it the other way, and dont' get how anyone can see it as a bug, it is susposed to look at cool and modern, right?
Oh look at me, look at me! Oh no, I'm going to jail! GAHH! Take me in *snickers*
I presently own two Toughbooks: a CF-25, which is a full-size machine (comparable to any other laptop). It's a Pentium 150 with a nice comfy keyboard, 1024x768 screen behind a polycarbonate sheet, three(!) PCMCIA slots, and a gel pad surrounding the hard drive, which I upgraded from 4 gig to 10. The lack of CardBus and USB finally forced me to upgrade to my present machine, which is a...
CF-17, a Celeron 300 subnotebook. It's petite, the (touch)screen is only 800x600, and the keyboard takes some getting used to. With 128 meg and the 20 gig drive I dropped in it, it's more power than I need. (My desktop is only a 300MHz machine, for comparison.) It's got a single USB1.1 port, and I occasionally stick a 480Mb/s "hi speed" USB card in the slot when I need to use an external burner.
1997 called, they want their laptop back.
Virtual PC is fast enough for everything except playing games, and that is from slow video emulation, for programming, Virtual PC would be perfect.
This is the iligitimate father of most of my extended family....
That is because when it was created in the military it was origionally called duck tape, but hit the consumer market as duct tape, so it really is duck tape, not duct.
I think that Bill Gates has something totally alterior planned. He'll try to pick up a few more billion dollars and then leave. He knows that .NET and Longhorn are the impending doom of Microsoft, and that if he doesn't get out soon he'll end up with lawsuits, government investigation, and potential financial failure.
If he can bank all of his assets now, he has that much more in the bank. Ballmer's already started, Bill's already taken himsrelf out of the CEO position, what's next?
They all know that things aren't looking good.
I think that the government has done way too much for the sake of secrecy against its own citezens. Perhaps they should reconsider much of their classified data, especially that which is not-vital or threatening to the American nation as a whole.
However, personal information should be kept secret. Displaying the data of as many government officials as possible just as "proper compensation" for the data they collect about us is not only unfair to the politicians but unfair to us (how dare them think we would be so stupid). Thousands of politicians vs. millions of people with their data harvested. It's arrogance on the government's part to think such a thing.
No, it explains PC's easy access cases, case modding, firewire compatability, hard drive Mp3 players, SCSI in servers, DVD burning capability (standard), Windows Movie Makers shameless rip of iMovie,....
the list goes on...
Funny, my 14" Satellite can't manage to be opened more than once without the hinge plastic cracking.
I love how the troll lacked to deny apple's use of handwrighting recognition. The only thing before apple in that realm was Go!, and we all know how many people use those.
Has anyone thought this could be somthing like a new freenet in the works? or somthing like it? Freenet is always finding new ways of sending data p2p and undetected, it is probably somthing experimental.
is there a way to obtain a hosts.txt of all the dns records that exist?
Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy bithday dear DNS happy birthday to you.
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Look at the article, those are just key percentages, there is more to be given out, and it is in a chart on the article.
Where are you from exactly? I am saying the US should not be serving asia to bring them the internet if they aren't going todo anything for us back, and I also wonder where the hell they call American football soccer, I heard of football for soccer, but every other country call's America's football "American football" not soccer. Now, my question is why does America need to serve Asia and give them the internet just so they can waste IP's on child porm, spam, and they don't keep things regulated and ethical.
Until I noticed the DivX movie, I didn't realise how it actually worked, now I see, it seems that this wouldn't work with objects of different shape and size, so now I understand the camera approach, it seems that the scanner idea neede a little more innovation and work though.
Are you a robot? Why would someone moan about this? I think this thing was pretty cool, but I am wondering more on how the scanner actually worked, as he didn't go into much detail on it, the camera thing seemed todo better, but I don't see a big deal, because all he did was spin the thing around and take pictures of it, it wasn't where you just put it in there, and it spun it by itself and did the pictures automatically. What I think would be best is it the camera went around the object and took the pictures.
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...that you losers would be discussing the asthetic appearence of the case rather than the hardware that it's running.
I bet you all drive PT Cruisers.
I think that 64-bit PCI is a good alternative to normal PCI, it is already in all the PowerMac G3/G4 motherboards and Sun motherboards, you can get an x86 one with 64-bit PCI too if you look hard enough.
Why exactly does one need to run Windows at all? It seems Linux offers everything the average user would need.
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A country can put a tarriff on somthing coming in from the US, but I don't see why they would want to unless somthing of theirs costs more than somthing from the US already. Personally, I don't like the idea of Free Trade, and I don't know why the US promotes it so much, I think with free trade, it keeps a country from being unique and being self-sufficiant, but it can bring more unity between them I suppose, but unity between countries/cultures seems like somthing that will never happen.
hahahaha, do you live in paducah too?