They bought Fingerworks' patents already. It's why I don't have a new Touchstream. I know it may just to be a filing to add haptic feedback, but they already own what they need to make a keyboard with no keys.
Here, you pick your seats when you buy tickets. There is also a section (the only section I go to) that's VIP. It's a minimal upcharge ($3). Noone under 21 allowed in the section.
Then I can skip the concession stands, as they come around in this section with tablets and take our orders and bring it to us. Alcohol and a restaurant menu all available. Huge seats, armrests wide enough for people and their plates, walkways in front so there is no shuffling to walk past. The armrests flip up and the seat become couches for couples.
I'm Asian and this is funny. Honestly, we do mostly look arike. Only a SJW would put off onto us saying we are offended when we think this is hirarious.
You sound like the guy who said "640K of memory should be enough for anybody." Your use doesn't equal my use, and shouldn't we be thinking about the future?
Why don't they make the hardware service agnostic like they do televisions? I can go to a store, buy a television, and it won't care if I have Cable, satellite, DVD, etc. My service provider provides the stream, I display it where I want. Phones should do the same. POTS does, why does cellular need to be different?
I have an HP d135 which has the print heads separate from the ink tank. The heads are replaceable, and it's a damn nice all in one, but it's expiry is obnoxious. My ink expired a few months back, so I bought new ink, and when it arrived, I installed it and it said the print heads had then expired. I haven't bought new heads, and the machine now has all new ink in it that I can't use without new heads. By the time I get around to it, the ink will probably have expired. I love the printer, but hate how they want to do business.
I started using the dvorak layout a few years back. I bought a TouchStream in a Dvorak layout, and never looked back. All my laptops are rearranged, and at work, I've changed the keycaps an a nice HP keyboard (its' not all weird heights on this one). I can type faster on my dvorak layouts, as I use them more, but I can still type well on qwerty. Noone comes in my office to use my keyboard. The only drawbacks I have encountered is when you hurt your hand and have to type (more travel to type) or when you say get booted to KDL in MacOS X or BeOS, as they revert to a qwerty layout (BIOS kinda thing maybe). I have to say it's one of the more drastic things I ever did computing-wise, but I'm happy with it.
I use an external laptop sized HD that has a built in battery that I plug my SD cards into and it copies the pics over and then deletes the card for me. Works great and lasts a long time on a charge. It's called a Venus Go Go.
I currently have an 80 GB HD it, but may slap a larger HD in later. Since it's USB, I can plug it in anywhere and burn if needed or clean up what I don't want. It'll also recharge through the USB port.
XP Pro will address up to 4GB, but it's 4GB total. If you have 4GB installed, you get that minus whatever the graphics card and such have. So a 512 MB graphics card will leave 3.5 GB of that 4GB you installed. It's a waste. It's why we only upgraded our systems to 3GB. Reminds me of a BeOS problem...
I grew up on Sentinel Worlds, Wasteland, Hard Nova, Starflight (I & II) and goodies like that on my Tandy. In fact, I still have them all in storage. I should pull those out and play em... They just don't make games like they used to- fun.
I gotta say it isn't so much DRM I dislike. I've been hit with DRM issues in one of my latest projects. Got around it easy enough. Not all files have are easy to get around though- think tech demos from companies or somesuch. My problem with DRM is the authentication part. How do we know in 5 years if the server the machine needs to contact is around to "allow" me to use what I have purchased. That's my issue. Machines move like formats. In 5 years I'd still like to listen to my music and my movies without fear that the companies who placed the DRM on their files is still around, let alone running servers to let you use what you have.
He did offer a reason and it was embedded in the binary background of the letter stating he was closing the site. It stated that Oracle Sued. Should go check the comments in the article for that for a rundown on how to obtain it.
Actually, I'd probably be running a better distro of OS/2 without the microsoft crap still in it. I'd probably be running Photoshop/2, 3D Studio Max/2 or insert any other windows title with a '/2' after it.
Actually, in most cases with the 15 year old apps in Windows- you have to tweak the hell out of it with the damn launcher. In OS/2, I don't need to tweak, and it'll run all my apps from 15 years ago.
I had to get a background check for a job (from my own wallet) and update it every year. It's an FBI background check, cost was like $25 and it gives my employer peace of mind, along with no expense to them. I personally feel that's one thing to add to the resume- showing an outside confirmation of your trustworthiness, much like adding a reference to one's resume. Granted the FBI isn't known for it's investigative work, but point is the employers seem to like it. I think IT should definitely have this as a requisite.
I remember Ultraman and my mother still buys the stuff for my kids. We were in Walmart yestday and they had season 1 volume 2 there. If they'd had volume 1 to go with it, I'da bought it.
got it... like keeping them away frow those wave generators that are gonna produce power for us in a few years. lace the area around the wave inlets with tires and it'll be that much less maintenance...
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They bought Fingerworks' patents already. It's why I don't have a new Touchstream. I know it may just to be a filing to add haptic feedback, but they already own what they need to make a keyboard with no keys.
Here, you pick your seats when you buy tickets. There is also a section (the only section I go to) that's VIP. It's a minimal upcharge ($3). Noone under 21 allowed in the section. Then I can skip the concession stands, as they come around in this section with tablets and take our orders and bring it to us. Alcohol and a restaurant menu all available. Huge seats, armrests wide enough for people and their plates, walkways in front so there is no shuffling to walk past. The armrests flip up and the seat become couches for couples.
It's already been done.
You mean like webOS.
I'm Asian and this is funny. Honestly, we do mostly look arike. Only a SJW would put off onto us saying we are offended when we think this is hirarious.
My dumb Polaroid TV can do this over HDMI. I can control my PS3, Chromecast, and USB devices all with the TV remote.
This + flexible screen tech means this cloaking hood shouldn't be that far away.
Even the Vulcans knew "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one."
You sound like the guy who said "640K of memory should be enough for anybody." Your use doesn't equal my use, and shouldn't we be thinking about the future?
Why don't they make the hardware service agnostic like they do televisions? I can go to a store, buy a television, and it won't care if I have Cable, satellite, DVD, etc. My service provider provides the stream, I display it where I want. Phones should do the same. POTS does, why does cellular need to be different?
I have an HP d135 which has the print heads separate from the ink tank. The heads are replaceable, and it's a damn nice all in one, but it's expiry is obnoxious. My ink expired a few months back, so I bought new ink, and when it arrived, I installed it and it said the print heads had then expired. I haven't bought new heads, and the machine now has all new ink in it that I can't use without new heads. By the time I get around to it, the ink will probably have expired. I love the printer, but hate how they want to do business.
I started using the dvorak layout a few years back. I bought a TouchStream in a Dvorak layout, and never looked back. All my laptops are rearranged, and at work, I've changed the keycaps an a nice HP keyboard (its' not all weird heights on this one). I can type faster on my dvorak layouts, as I use them more, but I can still type well on qwerty. Noone comes in my office to use my keyboard. The only drawbacks I have encountered is when you hurt your hand and have to type (more travel to type) or when you say get booted to KDL in MacOS X or BeOS, as they revert to a qwerty layout (BIOS kinda thing maybe). I have to say it's one of the more drastic things I ever did computing-wise, but I'm happy with it.
How can they not afford Maya? Its' free.
I use an external laptop sized HD that has a built in battery that I plug my SD cards into and it copies the pics over and then deletes the card for me. Works great and lasts a long time on a charge. It's called a Venus Go Go.
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I currently have an 80 GB HD it, but may slap a larger HD in later. Since it's USB, I can plug it in anywhere and burn if needed or clean up what I don't want. It'll also recharge through the USB port.
XP Pro will address up to 4GB, but it's 4GB total. If you have 4GB installed, you get that minus whatever the graphics card and such have. So a 512 MB graphics card will leave 3.5 GB of that 4GB you installed. It's a waste. It's why we only upgraded our systems to 3GB. Reminds me of a BeOS problem...
I grew up on Sentinel Worlds, Wasteland, Hard Nova, Starflight (I & II) and goodies like that on my Tandy. In fact, I still have them all in storage. I should pull those out and play em... They just don't make games like they used to- fun.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/ 30149
Maybe that'll help solve your missile launcher dilemma. Unless you have the super new green one, which IIRC is the Rocket Launcher, which is this link for progress:
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I gotta say it isn't so much DRM I dislike. I've been hit with DRM issues in one of my latest projects. Got around it easy enough. Not all files have are easy to get around though- think tech demos from companies or somesuch. My problem with DRM is the authentication part. How do we know in 5 years if the server the machine needs to contact is around to "allow" me to use what I have purchased. That's my issue. Machines move like formats. In 5 years I'd still like to listen to my music and my movies without fear that the companies who placed the DRM on their files is still around, let alone running servers to let you use what you have.
He did offer a reason and it was embedded in the binary background of the letter stating he was closing the site. It stated that Oracle Sued. Should go check the comments in the article for that for a rundown on how to obtain it.
*cough* ENRON *cough*
Actually, I'd probably be running a better distro of OS/2 without the microsoft crap still in it. I'd probably be running Photoshop/2, 3D Studio Max/2 or insert any other windows title with a '/2' after it.
Actually, in most cases with the 15 year old apps in Windows- you have to tweak the hell out of it with the damn launcher. In OS/2, I don't need to tweak, and it'll run all my apps from 15 years ago.
I had to get a background check for a job (from my own wallet) and update it every year. It's an FBI background check, cost was like $25 and it gives my employer peace of mind, along with no expense to them. I personally feel that's one thing to add to the resume- showing an outside confirmation of your trustworthiness, much like adding a reference to one's resume. Granted the FBI isn't known for it's investigative work, but point is the employers seem to like it. I think IT should definitely have this as a requisite.
I remember Ultraman and my mother still buys the stuff for my kids. We were in Walmart yestday and they had season 1 volume 2 there. If they'd had volume 1 to go with it, I'da bought it.
got it... like keeping them away frow those wave generators that are gonna produce power for us in a few years. lace the area around the wave inlets with tires and it'll be that much less maintenance...