I prefer old because many of the newer ones interferes my bone conduction hearing aid (Oticon 380p -- analog type; not digital). It drives me nuts to hear interferences near a cellphone.:( Analog cellphones did not do this.:(
How does Kernel handle this situation when it got big like Firefox? Is the Kernel's sources messy, hard to maintain, etc.? Is it going losing its way too?
I still like it. I didn't like 2002/XP and 2003. Not sure about 2007 since I haven't used it. I hope to keep using 2000 for a while in XP. Not sure what I will be using when I use Vista.
Inexpensive? I don't think so with the subscription. I don't have cable and satellite, nor do I want it. I just over the air (OTA) antennae for my TV shows. I would like a digital recorder. I use a HDTV tuner card for my computer. It's OK (not that stable) like a dedicated hardware machine (e.g., VCR/PVR/DVR).
A lot of friends and family members still use VCR mainly for recording like TV shows because cheap, no DRM, and no friggin subscriptions. Movies are on DVDs. I was going to buy a DVR/PVR a few years ago, but they were still too expensive even without subscriptions. If my VCR (not that old) ever dies, I will probably just get a DVD recorder or something. I only need a recorder. I don't need a TV guide, helper, etc.
I do have a computer with a HDTV tuner PCI card ($40) that works in both in Linux and Windows. Great card and DVB Viewer is OK, but usable. I use it to record HDTV stuff. VCR is my backup in case my computer does something stupid, user error, or I have another TV show to record during the same hours.
I wished screen savers would pause/stop when DPMS come on. I noticed this in Windows and Linux so far. I also avoid 3D screen savers due to 3D card usage.
Hiro: Linus Torvalds? Linus: What? Are you doing this? Hiro: You look different without the scar. Linus: I don't know you. Hiro: Not yet. My name is Hiro Nakamura. I'm from the future, and I have a message for you. I don't have much time. I'm risking a rift just by coming here. The girl. You have to save her. Linus: What girl? Hiro: The cheerleader. It's the only way to prevent it. Linus: Prevent what? Hiro: Everything. Listen to me. She must live. The painter, Isaac, go to him. He will know. When I call you, you must tell me where we meet. You told me many times how lost you felt. Before it all started. This...is what you've been waiting for. Be the one we need. (Hiro walks away) Linus: Wait! Hiro: Save the cheerleader, save the world!
Is it me or did MS remove the non-IE Web browser support in http://local.live.com/ ? It used to work in my Mozilla v1.7.13 when the site was new. Now, I don't get the cool aerial 3D maps anymore unless I use IE6. Or did I miss it?
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Thanks. How did you find that one? Got any others like ladybug, spider, etc.?
No video clips of the insects and fish? :(
Ah, I have seen this. It didn't impress me. Maybe the game will. Too bad, no PC port since I haven't own a gaming console since Atari 2600. :)
Is there an online copy of it? I don't watch much TV and I don't think I have seen it yet.
I prefer old because many of the newer ones interferes my bone conduction hearing aid (Oticon 380p -- analog type; not digital). It drives me nuts to hear interferences near a cellphone. :( Analog cellphones did not do this. :(
How does Kernel handle this situation when it got big like Firefox? Is the Kernel's sources messy, hard to maintain, etc.? Is it going losing its way too?
elves, not elf's. :P
I still like it. I didn't like 2002/XP and 2003. Not sure about 2007 since I haven't used it. I hope to keep using 2000 for a while in XP. Not sure what I will be using when I use Vista.
Wow, that stinks. Man, maybe I will just buy another friggin VCR again!
Interesting. How often does this problem occurs? Hmm, maybe I don't want a DVD recorder then. :(
Inexpensive? I don't think so with the subscription. I don't have cable and satellite, nor do I want it. I just over the air (OTA) antennae for my TV shows. I would like a digital recorder. I use a HDTV tuner card for my computer. It's OK (not that stable) like a dedicated hardware machine (e.g., VCR/PVR/DVR).
One error? Like what? I thouhgt hiccups would result unreadable spot that can be skipped.
I was planning to get a DVD recorder instead of a DVR/PVR if my old VCR ever dies.
A lot of friends and family members still use VCR mainly for recording like TV shows because cheap, no DRM, and no friggin subscriptions. Movies are on DVDs. I was going to buy a DVR/PVR a few years ago, but they were still too expensive even without subscriptions. If my VCR (not that old) ever dies, I will probably just get a DVD recorder or something. I only need a recorder. I don't need a TV guide, helper, etc.
I do have a computer with a HDTV tuner PCI card ($40) that works in both in Linux and Windows. Great card and DVB Viewer is OK, but usable. I use it to record HDTV stuff. VCR is my backup in case my computer does something stupid, user error, or I have another TV show to record during the same hours.
More like Napoleon Dyanmite and Back to School movies combined. ;)
I wished screen savers would pause/stop when DPMS come on. I noticed this in Windows and Linux so far. I also avoid 3D screen savers due to 3D card usage.
That statement also sounds like U.S. too.
Not just those two. There are two more parts as well.
or videos. ;)
Yeah, it goes like this:
Hiro: Linus Torvalds?
Linus: What? Are you doing this?
Hiro: You look different without the scar.
Linus: I don't know you.
Hiro: Not yet. My name is Hiro Nakamura. I'm from the future, and I have a message for you. I don't have much time. I'm risking a rift just by coming here. The girl. You have to save her.
Linus: What girl?
Hiro: The cheerleader. It's the only way to prevent it.
Linus: Prevent what?
Hiro: Everything. Listen to me. She must live. The painter, Isaac, go to him. He will know. When I call you, you must tell me where we meet. You told me many times how lost you felt. Before it all started. This...is what you've been waiting for. Be the one we need.
(Hiro walks away)
Linus: Wait!
Hiro: Save the cheerleader, save the world!
Probably v6.0 according to Broadband/DSL Reports.
Which ISP is that? My cable company doesn't allow it. :(
I thought this story was about a sequel to the first movie.
We need a "None of Above" option. :)
Is it me or did MS remove the non-IE Web browser support in http://local.live.com/ ? It used to work in my Mozilla v1.7.13 when the site was new. Now, I don't get the cool aerial 3D maps anymore unless I use IE6. Or did I miss it?
Does anyone have a video of this old classic skit? YouTube pulled it and I can't find it any more. :(