I beg to differ, while oil is still a significant power source, that outlet could still be powered by solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, or even nuclear power.
I think the condition you're referring to is "Diplopia" (sp?) where the eyes tend to cause you to "see double" past a certain distance - it can be aggrivatted by excessive computer use.
The exercise is "pencil pushups - where you focus on a pencil that you being closer and closer to your face until your eyes "give up". Another is to look/focus at something far away, then something nearby - the idea is to force your eyes to work together.
Yes, I have it. Yes a doctor told me all of this...It can lead to lazy-eye if you let it persist.
It's true, I haven't been able to check it ALL DAY- - That's almost as bad as slashdot being down. Some of my other friends have access still, but my account is teh suxxor at the moment.
"I hate the Bizzaros...except for turtleface, he's cute."
"...I HATE the Stallmanites....especially Richard, he's a fucking Nazi."
I know I'll get modded "-10 million, flamebait" because most of you hang out RIGHT HERE. You don't have a "right" to my sourcecode, period. You have a right to use free software, but you don't have a right to make me starve! I'm sick of people asking for the source of my apps just because they listen to that man like he's God or something. When I find that it's no longer paying the rent, I'll open it up. But as long as I sell a piece of software that outperforms your GPL'd equivalant, I eat - the end.
That's half the point, have you ever really sat and stared at the tvs in best buy?
The reason CRTs do so well is because the pixel's *aren't* so clearly defined, that 1080i image is being presented via more *detail*, not more pixels.
When I say interlacing, I meant to convey the fact that the pitch of the CRTs beam can be shifted - not that pixels are actually mixed/superimposed out of the air (though, given a large enough CRT, they can be.)
Furthermore, later on in the article they point out that flat panels are better for digital because they can deal with the higher resolutions of HDTV. Now how can a CRT have better picture quality than plasma, but plasma have a better resolution making it better for HDTV?
I think you need to look at some more pages before rendering your decision. There are no games out there like GISH on the shelf at Walmart or Fry's - there may never be.
(the other day we had a network problem in my office but the Phone still worked! They must have some good QoS routing).
You have to admit though, as *cheap* as VoIP is - overall internet reliability may never reach that of the POTS network.
Please don't mod me troll for this, But if you changed "Valve" to "Microsoft" and "HL2" to "Windows XP", there would be ALOT more cries of foul-play.
I don't approve of Valve suspending accounts that are potentially associated with even ONE paying customer. Steam is a (overall) good thing, but I think it's gonna go a little too far.
You have a right to take it back to the store and excahange it, in that case. You can simply cite the product as "defective". Walmart is especially good about this, mainly bc they don't yet have any notion of the value of a CD key.
...is a duped slashdot article.
FAMINE STRIKES ON MARS "It's like a fuc*ing desert!" says one astronaut.
"...Make that shit up as you go!"
I wouldn't be shocked if one of those 2 winds has nukes too. But that's another story.
Bitme TV for all of your tv-related needs. got the entire season+movie in one fell swoop.
I beg to differ, while oil is still a significant power source, that outlet could still be powered by solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, or even nuclear power.
More importantly, why has Honda/Toyota decided not to adopt these as factory options?
I think the condition you're referring to is "Diplopia" (sp?) where the eyes tend to cause you to "see double" past a certain distance - it can be aggrivatted by excessive computer use. The exercise is "pencil pushups - where you focus on a pencil that you being closer and closer to your face until your eyes "give up". Another is to look/focus at something far away, then something nearby - the idea is to force your eyes to work together. Yes, I have it. Yes a doctor told me all of this...It can lead to lazy-eye if you let it persist.
Out of curiousity, would someone care to name a few examples of these "hobby apps?" I'm unfamiliar with the term/genre.
...make anti-Dell remarks in public - and refuse to ever offer them a bargain. Then maybe Dell will stop trying to whore wintel for money.
Marklar?
For the price of a landline AND two cellphones, you just might find an unlimited plan :-p
I remember ICQ's "Play Quake" option way back in 96
We may still own a palm pilots by then?
It's true, I haven't been able to check it ALL DAY- - That's almost as bad as slashdot being down. Some of my other friends have access still, but my account is teh suxxor at the moment.
...the man who appointed that which *isn't*.
"I hate the Bizzaros...except for turtleface, he's cute."
"...I HATE the Stallmanites....especially Richard, he's a fucking Nazi."
I know I'll get modded "-10 million, flamebait" because most of you hang out RIGHT HERE. You don't have a "right" to my sourcecode, period. You have a right to use free software, but you don't have a right to make me starve! I'm sick of people asking for the source of my apps just because they listen to that man like he's God or something. When I find that it's no longer paying the rent, I'll open it up. But as long as I sell a piece of software that outperforms your GPL'd equivalant, I eat - the end.
That's half the point, have you ever really sat and stared at the tvs in best buy? The reason CRTs do so well is because the pixel's *aren't* so clearly defined, that 1080i image is being presented via more *detail*, not more pixels. When I say interlacing, I meant to convey the fact that the pitch of the CRTs beam can be shifted - not that pixels are actually mixed/superimposed out of the air (though, given a large enough CRT, they can be.)
Furthermore, later on in the article they point out that flat panels are better for digital because they can deal with the higher resolutions of HDTV. Now how can a CRT have better picture quality than plasma, but plasma have a better resolution making it better for HDTV?
Interlacing
I think you need to look at some more pages before rendering your decision. There are no games out there like GISH on the shelf at Walmart or Fry's - there may never be.
(the other day we had a network problem in my office but the Phone still worked! They must have some good QoS routing).
You have to admit though, as *cheap* as VoIP is - overall internet reliability may never reach that of the POTS network.
Please don't mod me troll for this, But if you changed "Valve" to "Microsoft" and "HL2" to "Windows XP", there would be ALOT more cries of foul-play.
I don't approve of Valve suspending accounts that are potentially associated with even ONE paying customer. Steam is a (overall) good thing, but I think it's gonna go a little too far.
You have a right to take it back to the store and excahange it, in that case. You can simply cite the product as "defective". Walmart is especially good about this, mainly bc they don't yet have any notion of the value of a CD key.
Zelda64: Ocarina of Time
about the Super Mario Bros Movie, and how it scared me into hating the game.