Packing "peanuts", even if made from starch, are not as eco-friendly as one would think. They take up a lot of room when shipping to your business (it's almost like you're getting a delivery of air) and they also take a lot of room to store.
Give me good old side-by-side parallel viewing any way. Requires a bit of effort to focus the right way, but once you've got the trick it's pretty easy to even play games this way. I remember an old Quake1 patch for that. Made the game feel a lot more real and yet easier to play. The sense of depth helped a lot.
All the latest consoles have USB ports and yet companies keep releasing games that only support the gamepad with those silly small analog sticks. Halo, being a first-person shooter, would be much better with keyboard+mouse support.
With Mac OS X, you can print directly to a PDF file. And we don't need anything from Adobe to read those files either. From a user point of view, a PDF is no different than a PNG or a JPEG.
IE is that special kid in class, who wins a price not for coming in first, but because everyone is special in their own way. Even if they eat the chalk.
Are you saying that IE is the Ralph Wiggum of the web browsers?
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On tape or hard drives?
Like this?
You mean like Geämi (used by Digi-Key.ca), ExpandOS and the Easypack Shredder?
Packing "peanuts", even if made from starch, are not as eco-friendly as one would think. They take up a lot of room when shipping to your business (it's almost like you're getting a delivery of air) and they also take a lot of room to store.
Better than that, the pollution from the factories actually goes back in!
So if anyone orders something online that ends up smelling like smoke, it's T Murphy's fault.
Hey, that's not fair. CSS had a hard time catching on because of weak support from IE5.
Was the horse named Polly?
It's because lie detectors are very complex machines, hence their cost.
I wish they did allow it, just to prove to those console players that a gamepad really does suck for first-person shooter games.
Manufacture a car, then crush it into a small cube, ship it and then put it 30 seconds in a giant oven to restore it back into its car form.
Give me good old side-by-side parallel viewing any way. Requires a bit of effort to focus the right way, but once you've got the trick it's pretty easy to even play games this way. I remember an old Quake1 patch for that. Made the game feel a lot more real and yet easier to play. The sense of depth helped a lot.
All the latest consoles have USB ports and yet companies keep releasing games that only support the gamepad with those silly small analog sticks. Halo, being a first-person shooter, would be much better with keyboard+mouse support.
Just like that.
I bet MacGyver could do it with only a crowbar.
Yes I'm glad. But then again we don't have idiots trying to make "PDF websites" like we have with Flash.
Just call it GPP (Genuine People Personalities) and be done with it.
Since Google uses Webkit which is from Apple, I think Apple kinda knew that these kinds of benefits could happen some day.
With Mac OS X, you can print directly to a PDF file. And we don't need anything from Adobe to read those files either. From a user point of view, a PDF is no different than a PNG or a JPEG.
5[f;'~R:'`#&gZ{=ahile I used the mouse and keyboard simultaneously.
Stop trolling, my Mac never rebooted while I us@$#![]5;ca'?!2goAg=
Yeah but a single Galaxy is nothing compared to the Universe.
Are you saying that IE is the Ralph Wiggum of the web browsers?
That's how Peter learned to drive, too.
Up and at them!
And I suppose km means kilomiles?
190 nanometers = 0.00019 millimeters.