There's much less chance of his museum being destroyed by either Godzilla's defensive maneuvers or the dawn of a race of super apes taking over the planet.
do you think that SCO wanted IBM to go first so that they could try to settle out of court and buy out SCO? I mean, the cost for lawyer fees is undoubtedly cheaper than the buyout cost of SCO 3 years ago. Plus any IBM discovery fees will probably paid by SCO if IBM wins at trial. What do you think?
well I guess for Star Wars fans to get that affection level you mention, all we really need is for George Lucas to appear at a conference and say something Shatnerish like, "It's a movie! Get a life, people!"
it would be nice if credit card merchants started to offer a discount for paying bills electronically, to reduce expenses of handing paper mail payments.
ok using Slashdot math: if you are "now over 40" 30 to 40 years from now, does that mean you are 0 to 10 when you start this little puppy training camp?
what's really interesting is how little storage space it will have. it will have 4 USB ports (for USB flash drives). but I am more curious about the mesh networking. this has to open some doors for grid computing or lightweight terminal access or Beowulf clusters or some kind of Google to the masses project.
whadda ya think, sirs?
I do and like it a lot. clean and easy. and it archives all my chat sessions which are then searchable in Gmail. that way I can refer to previous chats wherever I check Gmail. real nice feature unlike every other chat program that stores chat sessions locally on each machine installed. *YAWN*
What would it take for Google to develop their own mobile phone network? I mean with all those IP6 addresses, they could offer free cell phones, use Gtalk, send ads to the display, it wouldn't be that hard to have a network of mobile phones, right? what kind of FCC regulations would they need to settle? I can't believe that no one has thought of this before or blogged about it...
seriously, I'm just curious and wondering out loud. I don't have any knowledge of telcos and the like...
-Mike-
Yeah, I like to come in for 7am. Unbelievable how much better it is to have a quiet work environment for a couple of hours before everyone else appears around 9am.
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There's much less chance of his museum being destroyed by either Godzilla's defensive maneuvers or the dawn of a race of super apes taking over the planet.
Some Googler! What's he playing? Q-bert?
do you think that SCO wanted IBM to go first so that they could try to settle out of court and buy out SCO? I mean, the cost for lawyer fees is undoubtedly cheaper than the buyout cost of SCO 3 years ago. Plus any IBM discovery fees will probably paid by SCO if IBM wins at trial. What do you think?
well I guess for Star Wars fans to get that affection level you mention, all we really need is for George Lucas to appear at a conference and say something Shatnerish like, "It's a movie! Get a life, people!"
glass bottles for Mom and Dad?
hmmm, Canadian Bacon...
and I can't bear for you to be bare at 6am! (ducks)
...powered by a floating Russian nuclear reactor...
it would be nice if credit card merchants started to offer a discount for paying bills electronically, to reduce expenses of handing paper mail payments.
I'm not sure how it would work but there is artic sea coolant potential...
I wonder if it can play the brown note?
I don't think this word means what you think it means...much less, anything.
yeah, because their emails weren't getting through to Gmail.
http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops/dell-laptop -explodes-in-flames-182257.php
I doubt it. Unlike Global Thermonuclear War, you can't move all your players at once in chess.
ok using Slashdot math: if you are "now over 40" 30 to 40 years from now, does that mean you are 0 to 10 when you start this little puppy training camp?
if he used Axe deoderant body spray instead the Kan Gol "kangaroo flavor" it might work better...plus, chicks digg it more...
what's really interesting is how little storage space it will have. it will have 4 USB ports (for USB flash drives). but I am more curious about the mesh networking. this has to open some doors for grid computing or lightweight terminal access or Beowulf clusters or some kind of Google to the masses project. whadda ya think, sirs?
is that 100000 after dividing by 1024 or 1000?
I'd piss on a spark plug if I thought it'd do any good!
I do and like it a lot. clean and easy. and it archives all my chat sessions which are then searchable in Gmail. that way I can refer to previous chats wherever I check Gmail. real nice feature unlike every other chat program that stores chat sessions locally on each machine installed. *YAWN*
I dunno. What does everyone else think I should think?
What would it take for Google to develop their own mobile phone network? I mean with all those IP6 addresses, they could offer free cell phones, use Gtalk, send ads to the display, it wouldn't be that hard to have a network of mobile phones, right? what kind of FCC regulations would they need to settle? I can't believe that no one has thought of this before or blogged about it... seriously, I'm just curious and wondering out loud. I don't have any knowledge of telcos and the like... -Mike-
You should try out Thinkman's Dimension 4. It is VERY nice and super easy to use.
http://www.thinkman.com/