You can fit a lot more than a single Toyota Prius on one of those cargo ship.
However, your argument probably stands if we were to have the exact numbers and if we assume that "one ship pollutes as much as 15 million cars" is true.
As for the Prius, aren't they assembled in the USA or in Canada? Shipping spare parts leaves a lot less empty room in shipping containers compared to shipping fully assembled cars.
Here in Canada the ATMs they do the same frequency and length of "beep" for all keys, it's a simple audio feedback to let the user know the key has been pressed and registered properly.
Do ATMs in other countries do different tones for different keys? If they do, that's just insane.
All I want is a program that lets me walk around in Google Sketchup models like a modern first-person shooter game. The so-called "walk mode" in Sketchup sucks!
I was thinking about basic PDF files here, i.e. no scripting or embedding or whatever. Mac OS X preview readable, printable by Mac OS X print to PDF.
I don't even want to look at the specs of PDF 1.7, Adobe just keeps trying to put things in it for the sake of making their customers upgrade their software.
Now if only Apple could bring a bigger iPad with a bigger battery life. Same display resolution but bigger display. Older people hate "small displays". Give them 13" displays minimum. Bonus side: lower DPI means the display shouldn't cost more than the 9.7" and you can put a bigger battery inside it.
Nintendo proved there is a market for that with their Nintendo DSi XL.
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Maybe someone literally "crashed" into the computer. With their Hummer, through the wall.
Hey! That's my IP address! Stop saving your stuff on my server!
They're also looking into the possibility that said data was a terrorist.
What? Chaining front page Slashdot stories doesn't always work, you know.
At least read the summary before trying to be funny or troll:
"The Apple-1, which didn't include a casing, power supply, keyboard, or monitor, originally retailed for $666.66 in 1976."
That, and any nerd worth its card already knew those little facts.
Of course it's way sexier... it's naked!
But she's also quite puzzling.
Let's make undersea tunnels and/or cross-continent bridges.
Another solution is to use gravity: put China at the top of the hill and just let the finished products roll down our way.
Next question!
You can fit a lot more than a single Toyota Prius on one of those cargo ship.
However, your argument probably stands if we were to have the exact numbers and if we assume that "one ship pollutes as much as 15 million cars" is true.
As for the Prius, aren't they assembled in the USA or in Canada? Shipping spare parts leaves a lot less empty room in shipping containers compared to shipping fully assembled cars.
Seriously, equivalent to 15 million cars? Are those numbers from the RIAA or the MPAA?
Yeah, it's not like the air in the middle of the ocean is connected in some way to the air you breathe on land.
Oh wait, it is.
Because, of course, using sails as a propulsion method requires a ship made of wood...
No it really wasn't obvious. You need to focus more.
And a "Windows ME" sticker next to the Gateway one.
The summary talks about "music players", I haven't seen any mp3 player with a magstripe reader yet.
No, I still haven't RTFA.
Here in Canada the ATMs they do the same frequency and length of "beep" for all keys, it's a simple audio feedback to let the user know the key has been pressed and registered properly.
Do ATMs in other countries do different tones for different keys? If they do, that's just insane.
Yo dawg, I herd you like smog so we put smog in yo smog so you can suffocate while you suffocate.
< is the beginning of an HTML tag. Slashdot simply doesn't convert it into the < entity.
All I want is a program that lets me walk around in Google Sketchup models like a modern first-person shooter game. The so-called "walk mode" in Sketchup sucks!
They liquify it, then they drink it and get wasted.
Forget about Mr. Freeze, this is the kind of technology that is welcomed by all Canadians!
I was thinking about basic PDF files here, i.e. no scripting or embedding or whatever. Mac OS X preview readable, printable by Mac OS X print to PDF.
I don't even want to look at the specs of PDF 1.7, Adobe just keeps trying to put things in it for the sake of making their customers upgrade their software.
Why do they call it Ovaltine? The mug is round. The jar is round. They should call it Roundtine. That's gold, Jerry! Gold!
Now if only Apple could bring a bigger iPad with a bigger battery life. Same display resolution but bigger display. Older people hate "small displays". Give them 13" displays minimum. Bonus side: lower DPI means the display shouldn't cost more than the 9.7" and you can put a bigger battery inside it.
Nintendo proved there is a market for that with their Nintendo DSi XL.
Because everyone uses them. It's not choice, it's doing the same things as almost everybody else.
And there's nothing wrong with PDF, btw. The problem is Acrobat Reader on Windows.
By walking around I meant people working in warehouses, offices, etc, not carry-in-your-pocket uses.