I'm sorry but I have to stop you right there! The first thing you have to do after building a hackintosh is give it a proper name. Yours shall be called iDV9870.
And I can't help but think about all that extra weight that needs to be launched and is useless once the rover has landed, not to mention the cost of the sky crane itself.
Check out the Apple Aluminium keyboard. It only has a led for Caps Lock and the multimedia keys are the same as the function keys. I don't know if it helps but the whole top is aluminium, which could shield a bit of EMI.
Chris: BOOBIES!! Lois: Chris, That's enough! Well I'm sure glad to be out of there Peter: You said it Lois, what those people are doing just ain't natural. Chris: BOOBIES! Lois: Did you hear me young man? Meg: I don't know what the big deal was? I thought they were nice. Chris: BOOBIES!! Lois: Peter? Peter: Do it. (Everybody besides Chris puts on sunglasses and Lois reveals the Neuralizer from Men in Black, and uses it on Chris) Lois: Did you have fun at the circus today Chris? Chris: Elephants are bigger in person!
Yes I'm kidding, however I never studied aviation nor do I use "miles" when I measure distances. If you say "nm" to someone who uses metric, he will also understand it as "nanometers".
The same arguments could be used against the consoles manufacturers.
Wait for the verdict about Apple and Psystar then a couple of days later you'll see morons suing Sony and Microsoft because they want Halo for their PS3.
Attach a bowling ball to your mouse, put it on a frictionless surface, and then move it with an elastic band, and you'll get an idea of what an accelerometer-based pointing device built with current technology would feel like.
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I'm quite north enough already, and I'm using my computers to heat my apartment right now (it's 5 degrees celsius outside).
P.S.: for a quick laugh, zoom out of the map a bit. That's what is called "living in the middle of nowhere". Or at least it sure feels like it.
I'm sorry but I have to stop you right there! The first thing you have to do after building a hackintosh is give it a proper name. Yours shall be called iDV9870.
The easiest solution, of course, is to go back in time before the flood and get everything out of the basement.
Of course he should!
Look, all he has to do is go forward, then enter the first tube, eat the mushroom and...
oh wait, wrong topic.
And I can't help but think about all that extra weight that needs to be launched and is useless once the rover has landed, not to mention the cost of the sky crane itself.
Now THAT is funny!
Mod parent funnier!
There's no need for that, we already have the answer (see title).
Still no support for border-radius or box-shadow, even in "-vendorPrefix-box-shadow" form since it's still a draft?
Same goes for Opera, BTW.
Or you could, you know, just ask the guy his password.
What, no good?
Check out the Apple Aluminium keyboard. It only has a led for Caps Lock and the multimedia keys are the same as the function keys. I don't know if it helps but the whole top is aluminium, which could shield a bit of EMI.
The IBM Model M is ancient and heavy.
Then again, so am I.
This thing has an aluminium top (but a plastic back), would it be safer than a 100% plastic casing keyboard?
How about those new unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros?
No, I didn't RTFA.
Chris: BOOBIES!!
Lois: Chris, That's enough! Well I'm sure glad to be out of there
Peter: You said it Lois, what those people are doing just ain't natural.
Chris: BOOBIES!
Lois: Did you hear me young man?
Meg: I don't know what the big deal was? I thought they were nice.
Chris: BOOBIES!!
Lois: Peter?
Peter: Do it.
(Everybody besides Chris puts on sunglasses and Lois reveals the Neuralizer from Men in Black, and uses it on Chris)
Lois: Did you have fun at the circus today Chris?
Chris: Elephants are bigger in person!
Yes I'm kidding, however I never studied aviation nor do I use "miles" when I measure distances. If you say "nm" to someone who uses metric, he will also understand it as "nanometers".
Yeah, I was a bit too quick on the post. But 400 billionth of a meter still isn't much, especially for an airplane.
Quote from their website:"Drive to your local airport, fly up to 400nm, land, convert, and drive directly to your destination."
Call me back when this thing can fly above one billionth of a meter.
Don't go to idle.slashdot.org
The same arguments could be used against the consoles manufacturers.
Wait for the verdict about Apple and Psystar then a couple of days later you'll see morons suing Sony and Microsoft because they want Halo for their PS3.
Corporations = People = Soylent Green.
Oh crap, we're stuck in a loop now.
My kingdom for mod points!
Oh wait, I don't have a kingdom either.
That'd be one heavy mouse indeed.
White MacBook: 1149$ CAD
2GHz Mac mini: 849$ CAD
Looks more like a 300$ difference to me.
How about a version that only works at night then?
It especially sucks if you're waiting for the Mac mini update. It's been over a year now, and the last update was a simple CPU speed bump.
Early mini-ITX motherboards (and possibly even recent models) still had/have one ISA slot.