From the Wikipedia entry on Hatto: "...Barrington-Coupe denied any wrongdoing and said he would ask his own sound engineer to compare the recordings."
When told to turn over the White House tapes, Nixon carefully reassured investigators that he had gone over the tapes personally and had found nothing incriminating.
Agreed. If Apple started letting people run OS X in a non-Mac environment or sold it separately, they would quickly go out of the computer business. (iPods, on the other hand...) Anyone else remember how the Mac clone program turned out?
We all know the truth: the fake moon dust from the LAST moon landing went stale, and they need to rebuild the set so they can shoot more "real moon footage."
NASA, so naive, they don't know we're onto them.
I would like to ask what software this machine comes with. My Mac Mini came with software for playing music, making music, playing videos, making videos, making DVDs, entertainment, keeping your schedule, syncing to most Bluetooth and PDA devices, checking email, browsing the internet, writing documents and spreadsheets, and developing software. (By name: iTunes, GarageBand, iTunes again, iMovie, iDVD, Nanosaur 2/Chess (cheap, I know), iCal, iSync, Mail, Safari, AppleWorks (old, but works fine), and Xcode.)
One of the biggest pull factors for me in buying a computer is bundled software, and I have never seen a machine that was better outfitted in this area than Macs. Most new Windows desktops I've seen have simply been sold to the highest bidder.
So they're using Google Toolbar and some other apps. Many other companies have already done this, and Dell just happens to be one of the most prominent. This isn't a "significant step," it's publicity.
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I'm on a crappy old PPC eMac and I booted it once in QEMU just for kicks. Worked, but vvveeeerrrrryyyyyy ssssllllooooowwwwwwlllllyyyyyyy.
The Psy Corps is your friend.
Trust the Psy Corps.
(couldn't use all caps like the original)
(obscure?)
Am I the only one who chuckles whenever they read or hear the word "nubbins"?
His anecdotal "proof" can be found in the link in his sig.
Perhaps it's time for a new joke.
One could make a killing selling this paper with a sort of light pen and light eraser. Just like a pencil, but without the erasor shreddings.
I'm behind BESS here, and this page isn't blocked, even with all that.
No, they wouldn't. People buy new drives because the price of storage keeps going down and the size of the average file keeps going up.
From the Wikipedia entry on Hatto: "...Barrington-Coupe denied any wrongdoing and said he would ask his own sound engineer to compare the recordings."
When told to turn over the White House tapes, Nixon carefully reassured investigators that he had gone over the tapes personally and had found nothing incriminating.
Agreed. If Apple started letting people run OS X in a non-Mac environment or sold it separately, they would quickly go out of the computer business. (iPods, on the other hand...) Anyone else remember how the Mac clone program turned out?
The summary doesn't even mention Apple... (then again, I didn't rtfa, but I think the question stands.)
Windows Direct Live Connect Delivery IcyHotmail Interface Hub.
(though I can't remember his name)
iPH0WN3D!
I would like to point out that when I made that comment, there were NO OTHER COMMENTS on this story.
Thank you.
We all know the truth: the fake moon dust from the LAST moon landing went stale, and they need to rebuild the set so they can shoot more "real moon footage." NASA, so naive, they don't know we're onto them.
A bad upgrade to a ubiquitous software package, a chip, 2 game systems, 2 hard drives, 2 phones... Now I remember why I don't read PC World.
that Ze Frank is going to cover this today under "Dirty Space News."
Would you be so kind as to upload your image somewhere? I'd love to have it.
All I care is that I get nifty new features. I could care less about this childish argument about "who thought of it first."
I would like to ask what software this machine comes with. My Mac Mini came with software for playing music, making music, playing videos, making videos, making DVDs, entertainment, keeping your schedule, syncing to most Bluetooth and PDA devices, checking email, browsing the internet, writing documents and spreadsheets, and developing software. (By name: iTunes, GarageBand, iTunes again, iMovie, iDVD, Nanosaur 2/Chess (cheap, I know), iCal, iSync, Mail, Safari, AppleWorks (old, but works fine), and Xcode.)
One of the biggest pull factors for me in buying a computer is bundled software, and I have never seen a machine that was better outfitted in this area than Macs. Most new Windows desktops I've seen have simply been sold to the highest bidder.
It will draw phantom power.
That post had the worst grammar I've ever seen in a Slashdot news item.
On another note, the article makes some valid points, but nothing we haven't heard before.
So they're using Google Toolbar and some other apps. Many other companies have already done this, and Dell just happens to be one of the most prominent. This isn't a "significant step," it's publicity.
SymMetrical.
Anyway, this isn't exactly a groundbreaking discovery.
This may well be one of the most off-topic posts I have ever read. Also, the price thing isn't true. Do some research.