-30 Celsius are you kidding me? You could clock that baby up so fast, and you wouldn't even have to buy all that expensive cooling stuff, or a case for that matter. Sounds like overclocking heaven to me!
I am filing for patents on cold fusion, nanobots, flying cars, and jet packs. A crayon sketch of the inventions should do the trick. When someone actually makes one of these things, I will already pwn it!
The picture at the bottom is of the dude who has had the implant forever. Last I heard he could see shapes and shadows. That link should get you started anyway.
This news is so old it stinks. They have been expirementing with bionic eyes since the 70's. I remember watching 3,2,1 contact or some such show where they showed a guy with a bionic eye.
This crops up in the news every once in a while but I haven't seen it go anywhere, the artificial eye is never good enough to go into mass usage.
Another variety of eye bionics actually fuses microchips to the eye, but they found that eyes are much to sensitive to be able to withstand the heat generated from the IE chips.
Why don't they create an awesome ride board. You just plug in where you are and where you're going and it will find people who need or are offering a ride (to save on gas costs!).
"Unsurprisingly, the iPod meets none of Microsoft's criteria"
2. Make sure you're getting all the goodies.
accesories for the ipod are avilable to make it do almost anything. In addition, you can put linux on your iPod and get even more features for free!
3. You'll want a display.
This is interesting because they say the reason is you have so many songs... yet they suggest getting a flash based unit with not much memory... anyway, iPod's certainly have a display (sans the shuffle).
4. Let a professional make your next playlist.
Meaning, get one with a radio. The whole point of an mp3 player is so you dont have to listen to the crappy radio.
5. Pick the right size for you.
The iPod is bigger than all the ones they suggest, so it certainly exceeds their recomendation.
This MIGHT be cool if you took a *picture* of the "link" with your cell phone, and then grafedia matched the picture to the one in their database and gave you the content. That MIGHT make this cool, but probably not.
But you don't get it. You see this is different because when users enter a grafedia address they call it "clicking" on the image. You don't call typing in URLs "clicking" so your idea is not innovative at all. Sorry.
As it was presented, the bill doesn't force anything on anyone (except ISP's who have to come up with a list). The bill makes ISP's come up with a list of content and gives users the *option* to block that list or not.
The best Ender candidate I have ever seen is Thomas Sangster. He played the kid in Love actually - he's like 15 years old but he looks like he's 7. He has a big head too. Check him out:http://www.risingstar.to/tsangster.html
Everyone is already talking about how close minded christians are. The story said these films "MIGHT" cause a controversy among a "handful" of "fundementalists." The stupid people here are not the religious groups, the stupid people are the people running IMAX - the ones who are letting a handful of religious extremists decide what they will show in their theatres.
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-30 Celsius are you kidding me? You could clock that baby up so fast, and you wouldn't even have to buy all that expensive cooling stuff, or a case for that matter. Sounds like overclocking heaven to me!
So could someone just consolidate the above conversation into "Yes, it's possible" or "No, it's not possible." I'm not getting it...
The dude was making fun of the music industry, not denying the exsistance of any music outside clearchannel. RTFPost
...is to learn how to dance.
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I've learned not to hold my breath for any Microsoft product launches.
I am filing for patents on cold fusion, nanobots, flying cars, and jet packs. A crayon sketch of the inventions should do the trick. When someone actually makes one of these things, I will already pwn it!
They last twice as long but they run down quicker? Do lasting twice as long mean they have a longer shelf life?
The picture at the bottom is of the dude who has had the implant forever. Last I heard he could see shapes and shadows. That link should get you started anyway.
Ive seen video of the guy who has been hooked up since the mide 70's. Man, don't make me google it.
This crops up in the news every once in a while but I haven't seen it go anywhere, the artificial eye is never good enough to go into mass usage.
Another variety of eye bionics actually fuses microchips to the eye, but they found that eyes are much to sensitive to be able to withstand the heat generated from the IE chips.
If the networks are so slow, what good is ANY kind of p2p software?
It's not that it recorded silence that interests me, it's that it recorded 18 minutes of it...
Why don't they create an awesome ride board. You just plug in where you are and where you're going and it will find people who need or are offering a ride (to save on gas costs!).
Go put on your tinfoil hat.
2. Make sure you're getting all the goodies.
accesories for the ipod are avilable to make it do almost anything. In addition, you can put linux on your iPod and get even more features for free!
3. You'll want a display. ... yet they suggest getting a flash based unit with not much memory... anyway, iPod's certainly have a display (sans the shuffle).
This is interesting because they say the reason is you have so many songs
4. Let a professional make your next playlist.
Meaning, get one with a radio. The whole point of an mp3 player is so you dont have to listen to the crappy radio.
5. Pick the right size for you.
The iPod is bigger than all the ones they suggest, so it certainly exceeds their recomendation.
This MIGHT be cool if you took a *picture* of the "link" with your cell phone, and then grafedia matched the picture to the one in their database and gave you the content. That MIGHT make this cool, but probably not.
But you don't get it. You see this is different because when users enter a grafedia address they call it "clicking" on the image. You don't call typing in URLs "clicking" so your idea is not innovative at all. Sorry.
Do they make you give them your credit card number to put money on the prepaid card?
what's with all the "for"s? Do you live in medieval England?
So you're saying that if T-Rexs couldn't see inanimate objects then they would have become extinct long ago?
As it was presented, the bill doesn't force anything on anyone (except ISP's who have to come up with a list). The bill makes ISP's come up with a list of content and gives users the *option* to block that list or not.
The best Ender candidate I have ever seen is Thomas Sangster. He played the kid in Love actually - he's like 15 years old but he looks like he's 7. He has a big head too. Check him out:http://www.risingstar.to/tsangster.html
Everyone is already talking about how close minded christians are. The story said these films "MIGHT" cause a controversy among a "handful" of "fundementalists." The stupid people here are not the religious groups, the stupid people are the people running IMAX - the ones who are letting a handful of religious extremists decide what they will show in their theatres.
The editor added the note, so was it the editor that removed the link?!