No, its more like saying a fat person is becoming skinnier.
- they can't become more acidic until they cross the line to become acidic in the first place.
If the goal is to simplify the interface they have failed. The first screenshot in the article: "Computer" is the most cluttered confusing thing I have seen in a long time. I counted 8 icons of computer screens.
I am all for automating stuff that can help you while driving, but what is the point of a driver-less car?
If it is for safety, I don't see it working. What does the car do when it doesn't know what to do? Just stop? - that might be the worst choice.
You would have to change the road infrastructure completely, and at that point it would probably be safer to not allow human drivers.
Is that because:
- it can't be crumpled into a ball to start a fire?
- it is awkward to place in the bottom of a birdcage?
- fish and chips cannot be wrapped in it?
If a dedicated hardware reader has advantages that make it easier to read and more portable what is to stop equivalent technology from showing up in laptops?
Where are the function keys??? There is enough space for them. Page up/down seem to be missing too.
At least they didn't forget that all important windows key.
Just wait a little longer and you can have this AND maybe even bypass Blew Ray.
I've decided my "big" TV will be the one that does the best job displaying standard definition. Any suggestions?
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They launched the rocket about 90 miles past the atmosphere's boundary of outer space, monitoring a livestream from a heated building nearby.
How tall was the heated building? (in units of "single-story apartment")
No, its more like saying a fat person is becoming skinnier. - they can't become more acidic until they cross the line to become acidic in the first place.
I read it as sandwich too. But then again, I would rather have a sandwich than a smartwatch.
no windshield!
Rejected tablet
Have they tried rebooting the power grid?
Did you post this comment from Skype?
If the goal is to simplify the interface they have failed. The first screenshot in the article: "Computer" is the most cluttered confusing thing I have seen in a long time. I counted 8 icons of computer screens.
I am all for automating stuff that can help you while driving, but what is the point of a driver-less car? If it is for safety, I don't see it working. What does the car do when it doesn't know what to do? Just stop? - that might be the worst choice. You would have to change the road infrastructure completely, and at that point it would probably be safer to not allow human drivers.
Quote: The browser makes a crappy newspaper.
Is that because:
- it can't be crumpled into a ball to start a fire?
- it is awkward to place in the bottom of a birdcage?
- fish and chips cannot be wrapped in it?
If a dedicated hardware reader has advantages that make it easier to read and more portable what is to stop equivalent technology from showing up in laptops?
So true, just like when they found Amelia Earhart's plane last year. Major news outlets didn't think it was newsworthy enough to run the story at all.
Features? It doesn't need new features, most people don't use the features it already has. What it needs is not to suck!
I think you nailed it. The article should be "20 features Windows 7 Should Remove."
Where are the function keys??? There is enough space for them. Page up/down seem to be missing too. At least they didn't forget that all important windows key.
forget the elephant. I wanna see a man-bear-pig!
Just wait a little longer and you can have this AND maybe even bypass Blew Ray. I've decided my "big" TV will be the one that does the best job displaying standard definition. Any suggestions?
Maybe next year they will discover that you can put more than one paragraph on a web page.
Yes, the incorrectly documented jumper.
My server is down right now. If anyone has a PDIUC508 Microchannel Arcnet card or know where I could get one, please tell me.
...but I'm keeping it for my own sound card museum. That I just started.