gotta say, once I took a few looks at the product porn guide, and the way the thing looked, imagining a skinning like you've never scene before. All told, this thing looks dope!
And the macOSX Screenies!
http://www.2wire.com/?p=161/here
You know I always thought that things like commodore and mamiga shoulda been retransported to the solid realm again, the replay action is super. Tell another japanese element pixel drawn ga-ga go-go girl. Slam it thtoh another flick.
Ok. Res-Trans
The amiga had a lot of possibilities thaqt have only been relaised in the bedrooms of dreamers. Same for so many smaller and lesser known fruits... The OS you study mate, it's in there.
Well, first thing I thought when I saw this was this previous article that was listed on./. the link is here. It's really a rather good read, especially if your a big fan of Apple like myself. I found a lot of his suggestions to be good guides toward a better GUI, but a few were also a bit flaming. I do like the idea of simplicity, but I also like to be able to delve as deep as possible, when I can, and understand as much as I can shove into this tiny planet-sized brain of mine. I think that after using a lot of different products, and quite a few OS's, well, I can't settle on the perfect list, but this comes close.
you know, I might think that there would be some way to pre-fab on a slightly smaller scale. I find it rather upsetting, and the comment to be a bit, well, it just seems to me to be similiar to the whole discouragement of inventors to invent. O.k. But IMHO, there really is something to be said of a bit of motivation, some creativity, and I kind of think it's this sort of chutzpah that has made a lot of people on this planet the people they are today. Just this kind of thinking, in concert with doing.
are you looking for a full soft/hard package? I have definitely seen some affordable chips... I think it may take some finagling, but I think with enough intelligent guidance (maybe you can get a Prof of yours to get together a grant, maybe a Grad Student), and some perseverance, maybe a librarians whits, you'll come out ahead...
Do Not archive your email, Said Jim Allchen, in the pdf that was mentioned in the email. Heh. Don't be foolish, Don't get us in trouble, must be what they were thinking. Now what amazes me is that if this were say, a kiddy porn ring, or a AlQueda cell, I bet that they could dig out the big guns, like a nice scanning microscope, and sift through the erased 1's and 0's till they made sense of all of it. But no. This is Microsoft, and they just ask. They frikkin' ask nicely, and expect everyone to play by the rules here. Jeez luiz, Microsoft, in an ANTI-""trust"" case. Hmmm. trust. Sounds like expecting to be able to trust a company to do what you are asking is the wrong route in a case about NOT being able to trust...
This reminds me of something someone did to me when I was looking for a new apartment to share with room mates on CL . He came up with a list of things that were basically ture about me, through a simple search, I guess. I was first suprised, & taken aback. I felt violated, in a way, but I guess this is just how things go in our informative society. But then I thought about things a while, and thought that this was actual a good way to weed out potential trouble makers, and also, to scare off others. I never did get in that room share situation, but it did make me think.
currently going on in europe, I am really not suprised by the actions taken by the providers. We are currently in a rather scarey time for people that host, and people that serve. For the big companies, especially in europe right now, what with the crackdowns that have been reported numerous times. And just how much time and expense can be put into checking facts. I do think it's abhorable that this can happen, but I also have to feel understanding to the providers. I have been doing a lot of reading lately on these subjects, the one thing that repeatedly comes to mind is an article written by Tim O'rielly, here This is a well informed intelligent article on all sorts of distribution, and also covers lengths of copyright, and others...
Brought to mind a article in a previous edition of wired that I read. The story. I think this is a great use of search tools. It brings chills to my spine, the story, and the way that this man seems to be fighting with his own ghosts. Well written, and shows promise to anyone who has had to hole a memorial service for someone who couldn't be found. I hope that the police to hop on this train and use the tools that they have right in front of them. It also is great that there is a netowrk like the John Doe network of people, all looking out, trying to help these lost souls...
with the plans to build a system to shootdown space traffic if need be. A previous article on/. talked all about this... So, are we trying to be THE FORCE? eeek
Cellular fluid dynamics + AI Nueron firing
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I think I could see this being used in the future with cell's. Carry over genetics and crossbreed with dynamic XOR-XAND type commands, fuzzy machine language to me right now, but wow....
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I had an idea quite similiar to one of the above posters during the last Phish show up in Coventry. I was thinking if you could up the wayyahe output on an iTrip or similiar device, and then have say 10 cars park around your central location, and turn up the volume, tuned in to your broadcast. This could be a much cheaper way of doing a DJ gig, without all the messy expense of renting and lugging generators, and such. Now if only I could scratch on the iPod...
seems to me that GMail would do a really good job of doing this. When you want all the info on someone, and you have all of their emails, sent to a whole bunch of their friends, and so on and so forth, well, it's been talked about before here on/.
800 sq ft = 74.322432 m3, not 244 (you need to divide by 9, not 3...)google
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so, basically they need a good swedish designer to come in and tear down some walls?...Cheaper materials through
Meson-Quark Model of the Nucleus> Antenna for Visible Light
story series by the ?nephorious creator of Xanth himself, Mr. Anthony, well, he spoke of a distributed heat model... Now, I am sure that some of you out there have other examples to add.. Cause there is some hard sci-fi out that I am sure kick's this examples
What an A__. I am
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dang it! Sacreen Shotzl WierdSacreen Shotzl
gotta say, once I took a few looks at the product porn guide, and the way the thing looked, imagining a skinning like you've never scene before. All told, this thing looks dope! And the macOSX Screenies! http://www.2wire.com/?p=161/here
You know I always thought that things like commodore and mamiga shoulda been retransported to the solid realm again, the replay action is super. Tell another japanese element pixel drawn ga-ga go-go girl. Slam it thtoh another flick. Ok. Res-Trans The amiga had a lot of possibilities thaqt have only been relaised in the bedrooms of dreamers. Same for so many smaller and lesser known fruits... The OS you study mate, it's in there.
Well, first thing I thought when I saw this was this previous article that was listed on ./. the link is here. It's really a rather good read, especially if your a big fan of Apple like myself. I found a lot of his suggestions to be good guides toward a better GUI, but a few were also a bit flaming. I do like the idea of simplicity, but I also like to be able to delve as deep as possible, when I can, and understand as much as I can shove into this tiny planet-sized brain of mine. I think that after using a lot of different products, and quite a few OS's, well, I can't settle on the perfect list, but this comes close.
Windoze doesw not have a kernel.
you know, I might think that there would be some way to pre-fab on a slightly smaller scale. I find it rather upsetting, and the comment to be a bit, well, it just seems to me to be similiar to the whole discouragement of inventors to invent. O.k. But IMHO, there really is something to be said of a bit of motivation, some creativity, and I kind of think it's this sort of chutzpah that has made a lot of people on this planet the people they are today. Just this kind of thinking, in concert with doing.
need to check those dang links... Sorry about that. Here.
Intelligence
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fullarticle
Just brought back memories of an article way back..
are you looking for a full soft/hard package? I have definitely seen some affordable chips... I think it may take some finagling, but I think with enough intelligent guidance (maybe you can get a Prof of yours to get together a grant, maybe a Grad Student), and some perseverance, maybe a librarians whits, you'll come out ahead...
thought I would clean these up a tad
Do Not archive your email, Said Jim Allchen, in the pdf that was mentioned in the email. Heh. Don't be foolish, Don't get us in trouble, must be what they were thinking. Now what amazes me is that if this were say, a kiddy porn ring, or a AlQueda cell, I bet that they could dig out the big guns, like a nice scanning microscope, and sift through the erased 1's and 0's till they made sense of all of it. But no. This is Microsoft, and they just ask. They frikkin' ask nicely, and expect everyone to play by the rules here. Jeez luiz, Microsoft, in an ANTI-""trust"" case. Hmmm. trust. Sounds like expecting to be able to trust a company to do what you are asking is the wrong route in a case about NOT being able to trust...
This reminds me of something someone did to me when I was looking for a new apartment to share with room mates on CL . He came up with a list of things that were basically ture about me, through a simple search, I guess. I was first suprised, & taken aback. I felt violated, in a way, but I guess this is just how things go in our informative society. But then I thought about things a while, and thought that this was actual a good way to weed out potential trouble makers, and also, to scare off others. I never did get in that room share situation, but it did make me think.
currently going on in europe, I am really not suprised by the actions taken by the providers. We are currently in a rather scarey time for people that host, and people that serve. For the big companies, especially in europe right now, what with the crackdowns that have been reported numerous times. And just how much time and expense can be put into checking facts. I do think it's abhorable that this can happen, but I also have to feel understanding to the providers. I have been doing a lot of reading lately on these subjects, the one thing that repeatedly comes to mind is an article written by Tim O'rielly, here This is a well informed intelligent article on all sorts of distribution, and also covers lengths of copyright, and others...
Brought to mind a article in a previous edition of wired that I read. The story. I think this is a great use of search tools. It brings chills to my spine, the story, and the way that this man seems to be fighting with his own ghosts. Well written, and shows promise to anyone who has had to hole a memorial service for someone who couldn't be found. I hope that the police to hop on this train and use the tools that they have right in front of them. It also is great that there is a netowrk like the John Doe network of people, all looking out, trying to help these lost souls...
with the plans to build a system to shootdown space traffic if need be. A previous article on /. talked all about this... So, are we trying to be THE FORCE? eeek
I think I could see this being used in the future with cell's. Carry over genetics and crossbreed with dynamic XOR-XAND type commands, fuzzy machine language to me right now, but wow....
I had an idea quite similiar to one of the above posters during the last Phish show up in Coventry. I was thinking if you could up the wayyahe output on an iTrip or similiar device, and then have say 10 cars park around your central location, and turn up the volume, tuned in to your broadcast. This could be a much cheaper way of doing a DJ gig, without all the messy expense of renting and lugging generators, and such. Now if only I could scratch on the iPod...
That's seriously impressive! & Kinda scary.
seems to me that GMail would do a really good job of doing this. When you want all the info on someone, and you have all of their emails, sent to a whole bunch of their friends, and so on and so forth, well, it's been talked about before here on /.
on a maxed 1st generation G5, right?
800 sq ft = 74.322432 m3, not 244 (you need to divide by 9, not 3...) google omnipitam est. -- Alter so, basically they need a good swedish designer to come in and tear down some walls? ...Cheaper materials through
Meson-Quark Model of the Nucleus> Antenna for Visible Light
story series by the ?nephorious creator of Xanth himself, Mr. Anthony, well, he spoke of a distributed heat model... Now, I am sure that some of you out there have other examples to add.. Cause there is some hard sci-fi out that I am sure kick's this examples What an A__. I am --ApplScrptSudo...
yeah, what's with that iTunes crashing thingy anyway-way off topic here...