You can find iGestures on eBay, but they're fetching a pretty penny last time I checked. They even have a macro editor and such so you can assign any finger gesture to almost anything.
Any finger gesture? I have a finger gesture I'd like to map to "send nasty e-mail". Could be useful.
You forgot one....
You need silverlight to be installed.
This one got me.
You mean you're an Microsoft OEM builder in Australia, and you read Slashdot, and you were interested in the free shirt, but then after finding out you'd need to install yet another Microsoft product (after being an OEM builder mind you) you decided it wasn't worth it?
Thank you, that was a very informative post on the flaws of Google. I hadn't known/remembered most of those issues, and it's very enlightening. Out of curiosity, do you believe the wikia (I believe I remembered that correctly) would possibly be a good competitor based on this?
Google really needs competition. We as Internet users really need Google to have competition. Search does not meet our needs as a product.
Could you please explain where search isn't good enough? Google works well enough for me (and just about everyone I know). I've never really sat back and thought, "Damn, I wish there was some better search engine out there."
In reality, we should be pissed at both Microsoft and IBM; they're both subverting a process that is soposed to be for the good of the consumers.
Frankly, if the only way to stop something bad from occurring is to subvert a flawed process, I don't mind. The fact the M$ was able to buy votes the way it did is flawed enough for me, and I think most people here agree that OOXML passing would have been a Bad Thing. So no, I'm not pissed at IBM over this.
I'll admit I haven't done a huge amount of javascript coding, but from what I have done, it seems that intermediate libraries (like jQuery) really abstract away all those issues. I know from (painful) experience that there is no such possibility with CSS. However, please let me know if the former statement is not true, I'd be very interested.
I've only heard it on the radio. It might be on TV, but I don't watch TV. And no, I don't know the tag line; I wish I did so I could play it for my wife. It's one of the funniest ads I've ever heard.
But according to their new ad campaign, they're making good cars now. You know, like a Toyota. Seriously, it was so much better I didn't think Ford *possibly* could have made it, so it must be from one of those cool Japanese companies. (I'm referencing the recent Ford ad campaign; if you haven't heard it, this won't make any sense.)
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That seems a little under-ambitious. Here's a little wrapper around the parser end of libyaml (which, if I remember correctly, was also a SoC project): http://git.snoyman.com/cppweb.git?a=blob;f=src/cppmodels/yaml.hpp;h=e67377c792309a51eb5a4c9dac05ba89befd38d6;hb=HEAD.
There's more to it than that. Microsoft is a convicted monopolist, so legally they are in different categories.
What's the name of the book? Sounds like something I might be interested in.
Hope they didn't pay too much...
Any finger gesture? I have a finger gesture I'd like to map to "send nasty e-mail". Could be useful.
Well done troll. NoScript to the rescue again! (For everyone's info, that links is MyMinicity, with a rather "colorful" city name.)
I believe my sig speaks for itself here.
I recognize most of the names on the list, but who is this Bill Gates character?
ze == this in Hebrew. Not sure if that helps you at all...
I know there's a soviet Microsoft joke in there somewhere...
I tip my hat to you good sir. Truly you are one of a kind.
You mean you're an Microsoft OEM builder in Australia, and you read Slashdot, and you were interested in the free shirt, but then after finding out you'd need to install yet another Microsoft product (after being an OEM builder mind you) you decided it wasn't worth it?
Don't worry, I'm already working on it. ::sprays on deodorant::
It's called being married **ducks**
Translation: if you mod me down, I will become more insightful than you can possibly imagine.
::cough:: Britney Spears ::cough::
My guess is that Ruby people don't want a Python SCM solution.
Thank you, that was a very informative post on the flaws of Google. I hadn't known/remembered most of those issues, and it's very enlightening. Out of curiosity, do you believe the wikia (I believe I remembered that correctly) would possibly be a good competitor based on this?
Could you please explain where search isn't good enough? Google works well enough for me (and just about everyone I know). I've never really sat back and thought, "Damn, I wish there was some better search engine out there."
Or maybe yours could teach ours how to hide it better ;)
Frankly, if the only way to stop something bad from occurring is to subvert a flawed process, I don't mind. The fact the M$ was able to buy votes the way it did is flawed enough for me, and I think most people here agree that OOXML passing would have been a Bad Thing. So no, I'm not pissed at IBM over this.
I was using 2.2, you insensitive clod!
:: Ducks ::
I'll admit I haven't done a huge amount of javascript coding, but from what I have done, it seems that intermediate libraries (like jQuery) really abstract away all those issues. I know from (painful) experience that there is no such possibility with CSS. However, please let me know if the former statement is not true, I'd be very interested.
I've only heard it on the radio. It might be on TV, but I don't watch TV. And no, I don't know the tag line; I wish I did so I could play it for my wife. It's one of the funniest ads I've ever heard.
But according to their new ad campaign, they're making good cars now. You know, like a Toyota. Seriously, it was so much better I didn't think Ford *possibly* could have made it, so it must be from one of those cool Japanese companies. (I'm referencing the recent Ford ad campaign; if you haven't heard it, this won't make any sense.)