If you're going to announce that it doesn't glow green the least you could do is provide pictures of it fluorescing pink before submitting to Slashdot- we like pictures!
Internet Explorer works decent enough for the average user
For me it's always been that Internet Explorer doesn't work for the developer.
The reason it works well enough for the average user is that we developers make it work by piling on hacks and generally jankie code. I'm fat because I eat and I eat because I'm fat.
I just wish there was a way to break the vicious cycle of IE usage quicker.
Yeah- I'm waiting to see algorithmically generated spam where no two messages are alike. Bleh! That being said gmail does a tremendous job of letting through legitimate messages (which is no doubt the hardest part of making a spam filter these days).
I work with both Apples and Dells. On Dells the first step is to begin removing software. Actually it's the same on XP OEX (Which I had the pleasure of installing six times last month). On my Macs the first step is always to add software.
Funny actually.
I agree. I've been using 128 AAC for all my encodes and I love it. It's a great file size (battery life) to Quality trade off. I'd be more inspired to buy DRM free 128s- in the mean time, in the interest of supporting EMI and Apple in this venture I'm gonna budget some money to buy DRM-Free tracks online starting this month.
I expect that the 256Kbps size will be less of a barrier as flash based storage quickly improves in price, power and capacity.
Ed
Here's some anecdotal for ya: Two days ago I was writing a lab report in word. There were all kinds of delays- copying and pasting was especially slow. Last semester I used TextEdit and Pages for all my writing. This semester all my lab documents are emailed in Word so I thought I'd try it out (again...I use word intermittently). so I'm writing and all of a sudden I though "This is stupid, I'm waiting to paste." So between that and the goof text formatting tools I hopped back on pages where my only real complaint is having to use the font panel instead of a font menu. Still it's fast.
I'm using a clean 2.0GHz 20" G5 iMac with Mac Office 2004.
I constantly think to myself that word processing should be a freebie and should be excellent (is it really that hard? oOO blah blah. Mimicing Microsoft is not a way to make good products- although sometimes I suppose that's not the goal).
Slashdot Mirror
Only for very large values of one.
Bush aside it should be noted that right-doing of any kind is often Political Suicide.
Thanks for your service.
If you're going to announce that it doesn't glow green the least you could do is provide pictures of it fluorescing pink before submitting to Slashdot- we like pictures!
I'm sure he is but the least you could so is provide a clickable link: blast.
Realizing of course that you meant Mac & Windows weren't the only two platforms.
It always starts out that way...just until they convince the content makers...
The reason it works well enough for the average user is that we developers make it work by piling on hacks and generally jankie code. I'm fat because I eat and I eat because I'm fat.
I just wish there was a way to break the vicious cycle of IE usage quicker.
Clearly that depends on if you're speaking fourth.
If they're going to make it so big the least those billy goats could do is use 2xSaI. *sigh*
There actually is several secret links in case of catastrophic failure. :)
The point is establishing the distributions system and the licensing.
Higher Resolution will come, HD even.
But first this has to be.
-Edified
Probably about $99,999.90. Im guessing that the mirror had to be specifically designed!
Botnets. Now they're programmable!
Yeah- I'm waiting to see algorithmically generated spam where no two messages are alike. Bleh! That being said gmail does a tremendous job of letting through legitimate messages (which is no doubt the hardest part of making a spam filter these days).
Domain names are to easy to fake. That's all. Perhaps a better name system?
Someone farted at google??! I knew it!
I work with both Apples and Dells. On Dells the first step is to begin removing software. Actually it's the same on XP OEX (Which I had the pleasure of installing six times last month). On my Macs the first step is always to add software. Funny actually.
And I've heard that blue hair comes from interbreeding with blueberries.
Just remember- if you wanna be on top of the news page, put Apple at the bottom of your list.
Yeah I'm running him in bootcamp.
I agree. I've been using 128 AAC for all my encodes and I love it. It's a great file size (battery life) to Quality trade off. I'd be more inspired to buy DRM free 128s- in the mean time, in the interest of supporting EMI and Apple in this venture I'm gonna budget some money to buy DRM-Free tracks online starting this month. I expect that the 256Kbps size will be less of a barrier as flash based storage quickly improves in price, power and capacity. Ed
Here's some anecdotal for ya: Two days ago I was writing a lab report in word. There were all kinds of delays- copying and pasting was especially slow. Last semester I used TextEdit and Pages for all my writing. This semester all my lab documents are emailed in Word so I thought I'd try it out (again...I use word intermittently). so I'm writing and all of a sudden I though "This is stupid, I'm waiting to paste." So between that and the goof text formatting tools I hopped back on pages where my only real complaint is having to use the font panel instead of a font menu. Still it's fast.
I'm using a clean 2.0GHz 20" G5 iMac with Mac Office 2004.
I constantly think to myself that word processing should be a freebie and should be excellent (is it really that hard? oOO blah blah. Mimicing Microsoft is not a way to make good products- although sometimes I suppose that's not the goal).
I'd even be happy with native volume control.
Stop should be for stop loading (click it again to stop timebased media?)