Oh man, that sucks. Trust me, I can totally relate.
I remember making a small box out of paper to cover that damned reset button. That way, I'd at least have some kind of visual cue to remind me to reach for the correct button.
It separates the content from the formatting. View source on a few pages, some formatted with tables and some with CSS, and see for yourself.
(Hint: The website you're reading right now is a table formatted nightmare.)
I too work for a huge fruit, and we need to get away from Windows as well! I'm not sure what a Windows database is, but if we had one, we'd surely wanna convert that too!
A good number of TiVo subscribers subscribe through DirecTV and their DirecTiVo feature. Cheaper monthy rate, dual tuners, etc. I know, because I am one of them.
So, when DirecTV releases information like this about them releasing their own DVR later this year, TiVo proper stands to lose a lot of its market share. There was also the issue between TiVo and Comcast where TiVo pulled itself from a deal with the cable company. Lots of folks believe this was a bad move as well.
The only good news on the DirecTV side is that DTV is currently rolling out a new software update for those who own the present DirecTiVo machines. What impact they feel this will have on the forthcoming DirecTV branded machines is uncertain. (i.e. Is this the first of a string of new updates to DirecTiVo... or is this the final nod to the collaboration?)
Can't say I'm much for 3rd parties this election. Dems normally win my state (MA) anyways, but this time I'm more worried about Bush holding office to vote 3rd party.
It's a lot easier to be reactive than proactive. The upside is, right now is a great time to start paying attention and seeing what ideas are coming out.
In 2004, we all know we're going to have Bush and the incumbent Republicans vs. the Democratic candidate, but today there's still seven options for who that's going to be. Those who haven't been interested in politics are given a great opportunity to get in "on the ground floor" here.
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Why not use Ultrium 3? 400/800G isn't too shabby, and it's available now.
is bitchin' hold music.
And isn't this the point of competition anyways? Kudos to Firefox, and kudos to MS.
I remember making a small box out of paper to cover that damned reset button. That way, I'd at least have some kind of visual cue to remind me to reach for the correct button.
Seems that it would make more sense to link directly here instead.
I was hoping for George, and all I got was freakin' John.
I know what you're talking about, and those are not the issue at hand. These are new ads that appear during fast-forwarding.
Some people are just desperate for pageviews, apparently.
It separates the content from the formatting. View source on a few pages, some formatted with tables and some with CSS, and see for yourself. (Hint: The website you're reading right now is a table formatted nightmare.)
but at least it cost a lot of money.
I too work for a huge fruit, and we need to get away from Windows as well! I'm not sure what a Windows database is, but if we had one, we'd surely wanna convert that too!
to live your entire life so completely off-topic all of the time? I'd consider it a remarkable feat if it weren't so damned sad.
God forbid this place ever brainwashed anyone.
So, when DirecTV releases information like this about them releasing their own DVR later this year, TiVo proper stands to lose a lot of its market share. There was also the issue between TiVo and Comcast where TiVo pulled itself from a deal with the cable company. Lots of folks believe this was a bad move as well.
The only good news on the DirecTV side is that DTV is currently rolling out a new software update for those who own the present DirecTiVo machines. What impact they feel this will have on the forthcoming DirecTV branded machines is uncertain. (i.e. Is this the first of a string of new updates to DirecTiVo... or is this the final nod to the collaboration?)
Instead, read the press release.
I'll fuckin' cut 'em.
Like the Hubble pics that all the geeks love. They're gone over by artists before you ever see them.
Why? The shots are too friggin' boring to stand by themselves. That, and Ted Turner runs NASA
And does not play golf.
Nautilus crashes way before it has a chance to annoy me in the ways you listed. Shame too, as I prefer Gnome to KDE.
Looks like I'm stuck with Windowmaker until they get their shit together. I have my fingers crossed, but am not expecting miracles.
is topping my list at the moment.
He scares Lieberman. I like that.
Can't say I'm much for 3rd parties this election. Dems normally win my state (MA) anyways, but this time I'm more worried about Bush holding office to vote 3rd party.
It's a lot easier to be reactive than proactive. The upside is, right now is a great time to start paying attention and seeing what ideas are coming out.
In 2004, we all know we're going to have Bush and the incumbent Republicans vs. the Democratic candidate, but today there's still seven options for who that's going to be. Those who haven't been interested in politics are given a great opportunity to get in "on the ground floor" here.
But more importantly, techies need to be more aware of politics than they are as well. Politics are about more than just the RIAA.
US slashdotters: Show of hands for everyone who saw the Democratic debate last night. Watch the upcoming forums, and be sure you register to vote.
Even for a /. geek, you're an idiot.