Best thing I ever did. I had "stigmatism" and "hipermetropia" (those are portuguese, dont know the exact translation). The process isn't painful at all because you have anestesia, but it's a bit uncomfortable because they put some kind of metal tool in your eye to keep it open, so you want to close your eyes but cant. I actually saw them test the laser before they performed the surgery... It shoots out a purple beam. You see the beam in it's whole like a fine line (not like those red presentation lasers where you only see the dot:P)
Anyway, after the surgery I developed a little bit of photophobia which is sensitivity to bright lights. Don't get me wrong, it's not like I'm a vampire... just when it's sunny outside I always have to wear sunglasses. The trade-off is that I now have near-perfect vision. No more glasses for me!
Btw, I've also noticed that after 3 hours sitting at the computer my eyes become tired, as opposed to before when I stayed at the computer for a lot longer and never experienced that effect.
1. Port Mac OS X for x86 2. Watch as a gazillion people change from windows to mac os 3. Everyone loves OS X, everyone buys an iPod, and 'Tiger' provides World Peace. 4. Give Bill Gates 20 bucks when he's begging for booze on the street 5. Profit!
The PC version of this game is not the same. Yet the name is the same, and the box cover is exactly the same as the console version. The PC version is actually a kiddie version as the post suggests. They're trying to make some money off people who will think it's the same game. Someone should sue these companies!
Well, he didnt have any chicks cause maybe he wasn't successful yet!
You know what they say: "To get laid you have to be cute, be able to talk to women, or play an instrument... OR build a prototype for the X-Prize competition and have at least 1 successful launch"
10 years from now you're gonna be laughing with your friends about how that 'oldie' longhorn only used 483MB of RAM, as opposed to the 3TB you have now
What if we could take this new Xserver as an opportunity for the KDE and Gnome projects to merge into single desktop environment and embed it into the Xserver itself, or not...
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How are we in the news? We never do real scientific work. There must be some sort of mistake.
Well, if you use Chrome there's an extension that loads IE in a tab. There's a similar plugin for Firefox.
You're still using IE but at least you don't have to launch a new browser.
Thanks man.
Next time I'm about to order a coffee I will make sure to only request 2 copper pennies worth of caffeine, because 3 is just too much.
Headphones?
Except File Vault is known for mysteriously making your files disappear and it also does NOT provide plausible deniability security.
Oh, and you can't use File Vault to encrypt pen drives, etc.
Cue the 'but does it run linux?' comments ...
Ahem.
Bought an iPod last year and got a powerbook 12" about 4 months after. I have to say that for a linux power-user, it's a great OS.
It's not the size that matters... it's what you do with it!
... to request that they MAINTAIN their interoperability policy until Microsoft changes theirs!
Best thing I ever did. I had "stigmatism" and "hipermetropia" (those are portuguese, dont know the exact translation). The process isn't painful at all because you have anestesia, but it's a bit uncomfortable because they put some kind of metal tool in your eye to keep it open, so you want to close your eyes but cant. I actually saw them test the laser before they performed the surgery... It shoots out a purple beam. You see the beam in it's whole like a fine line (not like those red presentation lasers where you only see the dot :P)
Anyway, after the surgery I developed a little bit of photophobia which is sensitivity to bright lights. Don't get me wrong, it's not like I'm a vampire... just when it's sunny outside I always have to wear sunglasses. The trade-off is that I now have near-perfect vision. No more glasses for me!
Btw, I've also noticed that after 3 hours sitting at the computer my eyes become tired, as opposed to before when I stayed at the computer for a lot longer and never experienced that effect.
benifits of using distcc
... Apparently one of them is not *spelling*
... if you're Steve Jobs
1. Port Mac OS X for x86
2. Watch as a gazillion people change from windows to mac os
3. Everyone loves OS X, everyone buys an iPod, and 'Tiger' provides World Peace.
4. Give Bill Gates 20 bucks when he's begging for booze on the street
5. Profit!
The PC version of this game is not the same. Yet the name is the same, and the box cover is exactly the same as the console version. The PC version is actually a kiddie version as the post suggests. They're trying to make some money off people who will think it's the same game. Someone should sue these companies!
If this turns out to be goatse, I swear...
nah, they play nice together. Go ahead and install them both
Well, he didnt have any chicks cause maybe he wasn't successful yet!
You know what they say: "To get laid you have to be cute, be able to talk to women, or play an instrument... OR build a prototype for the X-Prize competition and have at least 1 successful launch"
Why, post it on slashdot of course!
... queue the fart jokes!
screenshots anyone? didnt think they made open source projects without screenshots anymore
... you create a DOUOSVAVVM username just so other slashdot addicts can throw the afore-mentioned act in your face
First thing I read on their website was 'This is not a blacklist!'. Think they noticed the extra traffic?
10 years from now you're gonna be laughing with your friends about how that 'oldie' longhorn only used 483MB of RAM, as opposed to the 3TB you have now
... read "Anal Raslky ...?"
What if we could take this new Xserver as an opportunity for the KDE and Gnome projects to merge into single desktop environment and embed it into the Xserver itself, or not...