I abhor IE, but all the professional web designers I know prefer people to use it rather than Firefox, because the bugs remain constant across version numbers. This means they can develop permanent work-arounds.
I think my biggest concern is that the principle of only needing one mouse button in OS X will be left by the wayside. Context menus and such-like are great for power users, but I also know that if I want to do anything in OS X, it'll be there in the main menu too.
You obviously haven't been keeping up on your mac rumours. Mini-OS X may be on the way. Of course, only time and lawsuits will tell if this rumour is true.
Does anyone else think this is a bad idea? iPods are intended for short bursts of hard drive activity, and will likely overheat if used for anything more strenuous. Do this at your own risk!
As part of my research, I tried out this search engine. I searched for 'disparity compensation light fields'. The first result? A page about a writing competition which included neither 'disparity', 'compensation', 'light', or 'fields'. Cracking.
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Look like after all the to-ing and fro-ing, it's definitely not going to be a video iPod.
I abhor IE, but all the professional web designers I know prefer people to use it rather than Firefox, because the bugs remain constant across version numbers. This means they can develop permanent work-arounds.
I think my biggest concern is that the principle of only needing one mouse button in OS X will be left by the wayside. Context menus and such-like are great for power users, but I also know that if I want to do anything in OS X, it'll be there in the main menu too.
Actually they weren't the last bunch of people to mess with the calender.
The number of road deaths went up? Not according to the this article.
What's with the banner add in the RSS feed for this story? Is this going to become the norm?
You obviously haven't been keeping up on your mac rumours. Mini-OS X may be on the way. Of course, only time and lawsuits will tell if this rumour is true.
Does anyone else think this is a bad idea? iPods are intended for short bursts of hard drive activity, and will likely overheat if used for anything more strenuous. Do this at your own risk!
As part of my research, I tried out this search engine. I searched for 'disparity compensation light fields'. The first result? A page about a writing competition which included neither 'disparity', 'compensation', 'light', or 'fields'. Cracking.