I get 8-12 hours of playback, depending on sound level, from a single AAA battery. Meaning the battery is interchangeable
Yeah, this is a big advantage which the Samsungs and the iPods don't have. If the built-in battery deteriorates, it's not really user-serviceable and you either have to a) pay Apple SIXTY bucks or b) buy a new device...
I mean just the catchy name is gonna sell it to me but then I read the marketing.
Yeah, the name is really, really bizarre. Why the flying rhino they couldn't come up with at least SOME sort of a name is completely and utterly beyond me. However, with the product itself nothing really seems wrong.
[The next generation iPod] could play ogg. Let's start with that.
To show your support for the format, don't buy an iPod but instead look out for the Samsung YP-U1. Lots of nice features, costing a third of the iPod nano.
I understand that if you're creating mostly screens where people enter data. For other code, unit testing in Perl is dead simple. Create a subdirectory "tests" and create the test files in there. It's customary that they end with the extension ".t". The test could look like the following:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Test::More tests => 2; # Increase the number of tests here
use_ok('mymodule'); # The module we're going to test, can it be used? ok(1 == 1, "Test OK"); # 1st parameter is expression to be tested, 2nd is the message
Since the.t isn't recognized by vim as Perl code, create a subdirectory ~/.vim/ftdetect with a file called perltest.vim. Put the following line in this file:
Okay, so you can reproduce this reliably? You can make Firefox eat ~700 MB? Is it as simple as a Windows 2K box with Firefox leaving running overnight?
When I begin to code, I stop trying to follow the rules and logic of my own experience over the years. Instead I allow the divine spirit take my hand and control the code that is written.
Storing every single search performed by every person in the world
(Emphasis added) Well, not every person in the world. Let's say, most persons in America and Europe, and a very small percentage of Africa and Asia. See here.
From TFA: "with a price tag of 1.2 million euros" [...] "It is not comfortable at the moment," admits Ruijssenaars, adding "it needs cushions and bedclothes before use."
I can see this. You buy the bed, add some bedclothes and walk to the counter.
Cashier: "That'll be 1.2 mln euro's, plus 20 for the bed clothes"
Well, the different distro's each have a different focus. I don't really mind. On the other hand, for an independent software vendor this can be hell. Can this be fixed with a library? I doubt it... And as for agreeing on a standard: we have the LSB however, there's lots of stuff that's not covered (packaging). It's a problem.
Actually, I'm a developer so I just live by the rules that IT sets. However, I think they're doing the right thing by excluding all but two platforms. You think differently about this?
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OK so it's not a problem anymore. Then I don't understand this complete thread to begin with...
Has anyone tried to use Amazon player using wine?
Yeah, the name is really, really bizarre. Why the flying rhino they couldn't come up with at least SOME sort of a name is completely and utterly beyond me. However, with the product itself nothing really seems wrong.
Hardly any automated testing [...]
I understand that if you're creating mostly screens where people enter data. For other code, unit testing in Perl is dead simple. Create a subdirectory "tests" and create the test files in there. It's customary that they end with the extension ".t". The test could look like the following:
Since the .t isn't recognized by vim as Perl code, create a subdirectory ~/.vim/ftdetect with a file called perltest.vim. Put the following line in this file:
Great and very honest reply. I've tagged you as 'friend' so your posts automatically get +5 for me.
Offtopic, but your sig links to a website saying they've stopped doing business.
Okay, so you can reproduce this reliably? You can make Firefox eat ~700 MB? Is it as simple as a Windows 2K box with Firefox leaving running overnight?
Hi troll, I'm not going to bite but instead redirect you to a useful Firefox wiki.
LOL!! You bastard. I can't get the image out of my head.
For your subjects, get them to wear any clothing that velcro will hook reliably onto (pretty easy choice)
They're making a sequal to Leisure Suit Larry. Their subjects Won't wear clothes.
I like that mindless drivelling. It reminds me of that hottie from Sex and the City.
What is this new snakes thing? Can someone explain this?
Hmm... sounds like it should've been . Perhaps you really got a message from the FSM?
Are you perhaps *drumroll* TOUCHED BY HIS NOODLY APPENDAGE??
From TFA:
"with a price tag of 1.2 million euros" [...] "It is not comfortable at the moment," admits Ruijssenaars, adding "it needs cushions and bedclothes before use."
I can see this. You buy the bed, add some bedclothes and walk to the counter.
Cashier: "That'll be 1.2 mln euro's, plus 20 for the bed clothes"
Well, the different distro's each have a different focus. I don't really mind. On the other hand, for an independent software vendor this can be hell. Can this be fixed with a library? I doubt it... And as for agreeing on a standard: we have the LSB however, there's lots of stuff that's not covered (packaging). It's a problem.
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That's right. I have no plans for Flash.
Actually, I'm a developer so I just live by the rules that IT sets. However, I think they're doing the right thing by excluding all but two platforms. You think differently about this?
I meant that it's probably more accurate. That doesn't make it wrong :)