With E-paper, you can get a much larger chunk - 8.5x11, and it's as easy on the eyes as actual paper. Did you ever notice how much reading for 8 hours from a CRT will strain your eyes? I've even noticed it from an LCD (the backlight is straining, after all).
The power requirements are better, too - you only need power when changing the display. So, you could have an "ebook" that's maybe 1/4" thick with a nice display, plenty of memory (preferably that only needs power when being read/written) and a tiny battery - the whole thing would last quite a while. Oh, and be able to store many many books worth of data. Not to mention adding the ability to search! And a clickable table of contents/index.
Everytime there's a new Firefox release, legions of people incapable of reading other comments complain about this. The browser updates come a day or two after the official release. If you're impatient, download it manually.
If he really released information he researched at ISS without consent, well, he should face consequences. Because I obviously was to gain from it (getting a new job, making a name or himself). Hopefully he wasn't just doing it for the publicity.
Whose consent does he need? If I release information that Cisco is acting like a whiny bitch, do I need to get thier consent before doign so? Get a clue.
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_Of course_ the people that like $THING are prone to commenting in stories about $THING. Get over it.
The power requirements are better, too - you only need power when changing the display. So, you could have an "ebook" that's maybe 1/4" thick with a nice display, plenty of memory (preferably that only needs power when being read/written) and a tiny battery - the whole thing would last quite a while. Oh, and be able to store many many books worth of data. Not to mention adding the ability to search! And a clickable table of contents/index.
yes.
Everytime there's a new Firefox release, legions of people incapable of reading other comments complain about this. The browser updates come a day or two after the official release. If you're impatient, download it manually.
Google is being *nice* to the publishers.
evil leftist just show how dumb slashdoters are. Geeks like technology.
See what I mean? :)
Great, an AD pretending to be an article. Not only that, it's for a Windows product on a Linux-based website!
You're a roll, eh?
1 in 9 > 10%. So that would be going down.
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Because you can't remove IE?
1. That link isn't even what the blurb is talking about
2. RTFA, they're talking about IE + Netscape, not IE only
3. You ate troll bait.
So? It's thier perogative. Just because your moral code works in one way does not invalidate all other moral codes.
No no, it's sex/nudity that the christian extremists can't handle, not violence. After all, these are the people behind the crusades.
Uh, except it wasn't a script kiddie, it was some guy using google.
I haven't had any trouble with printer sharing with ubuntu. Check out the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/.
http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/.
Second off, you're the one spreading myths - JOIN did not exist in DOS 6.22.
Dude, wtf are you smoking? The MS Validation Control and this Genuine Advantage crap are TWO COMPLETELY SEPERATE AND UNRELATED THINGS.
Whose consent does he need? If I release information that Cisco is acting like a whiny bitch, do I need to get thier consent before doign so? Get a clue.
Uh, no, they can not do whatever they want with it AND keep thier common carrier license. One or the other.
The point is that what you're suggesting is a very lossy process.
Hmm, maybe Bush will sell them one of our internets?
n/t