Will the screens be compatible in all netbooks? (I know there is a resolution standard but unsure if there is a standard panel size.)
It's not 100% clear but it looks to me like the article is actually about the OLPC, given that 1) the word "Netbook" appears nowhere in the article and 2) the involvement of Mary Lou Jepsen.
At least some Americans seem to be so devoted to democracy that it has become a religion, and they can't cope with the idea that reality might not be democratically decided.
I don't know if it's related, but one thing I see (not just among Americans) is a belief in consensus and that where an answer is disputed the true value must lie on the average, or at least between the extremes. Hence, if people hear exaggerated claims often enough it "pulls" people's perception of what the value is.
I don't know if sociologists/psychologists have done any research on this.
A perfect rebuttal.
Or it would be if was in reply to a post saying, "You need to write programs yourself in college, from scratch for this sole reason: that it's exactly what programmers do at work".
Did you cheat on your English comprehension assignments, perchance?
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What's the point? They'd only break something.
They'd probably suck at that too.
Q: What are the most annoying thing on the internet?
The lord moveth in mysterious ways...
Get a station wagon and one of those dog grills.
It's not 100% clear but it looks to me like the article is actually about the OLPC, given that 1) the word "Netbook" appears nowhere in the article and 2) the involvement of Mary Lou Jepsen.
Another non-story/crappy headline.
See, slashdotters - somebody cares about you.
Pantycam!
At last, someone implemented DWIM.
Hell, you can win a case without any of that.
Not if your lawyer is good^H expensive enough.
1) Buy it. ...
2) Sue phone company
3)
4) profit!!!!!!!
The British would choose depending on what type of school they went to, and the Americans would consider their positions regarding same-sex marriage.
I, don't know why people feel the need to put a comma after the subject in a sentence. It, is stupid.
Bon chance avec ça!
P.S. Preimer!
I wouldn't know, I only read slashdot...
I don't know if it's related, but one thing I see (not just among Americans) is a belief in consensus and that where an answer is disputed the true value must lie on the average, or at least between the extremes. Hence, if people hear exaggerated claims often enough it "pulls" people's perception of what the value is. I don't know if sociologists/psychologists have done any research on this.
On the internet, nobody knows you're a cat.
A perfect rebuttal. Or it would be if was in reply to a post saying, "You need to write programs yourself in college, from scratch for this sole reason: that it's exactly what programmers do at work". Did you cheat on your English comprehension assignments, perchance?
How is a person able to "add some mods" if he's spent four years cribbing everything and never coded anything himself?
You language really well.
I was going to disagree on the grounds that he got caught. But I had to take a phonecall from the 1980s.
I herd u like updating, so I updated your updates so you can update while ur updating.
Is Google Planning To Fibre Britain?
No, because there is no such verb as fibre (nor fiber, for that matter).