...says that he is extremely happy with his phone. Add one USB data cable, a couple of gigs of games/apps downloaded off The Pirate Bay = playing Prince of Persia, Sands of Time and Warrior Within for the last couple of weeks.
Oh, and Pang. Addictive, muchness.
This is why I love the cell-phone market in India. I can switch providers like I switch t-shirts, and there aren't any crappy four-year plans with huge cancellation fees.
I guess you still might be, but you're a complete kook at least. This looks like a really interesting project, which fellow-slashdotters would probably be interested in.
Jeez, ~30 posts, and already people are complaining about Gnome, and the Ubuntu theme. You know what? I like it. I'm sure there are other people who do as well.
How hard is it to change? Two levels down, IIRC, and you don't have to click apply, unlike on my XP machine. The brown theme is minimalist, it's earthy, and it's a *really* welcome change from the stupid industrial blue/grey offend no-one look of a corporate release.
To reply to another post, the XP Blue theme sucks big time, but the Energy Blue one, which comes as default (I believe) with Media Center, is rather easy on the eyes. However, I really, would NOT mind a Gnome themed desktop, and if I could use it without the need for a stupid hack like WindowsBlinds/ThemeXP/whateverthefuck, I would.
I really don't know why there is such a big fuss. Change it if you like. Use Kubuntu.
Have you ever tried telling them why the bullets feature is one of the most irritating things to work with? Have you tried building a multi-level list, and then moving one level up, and so forth?
Seriously, they need to have a code-like view, where I can specify, when a list ends, and where it does not.
HTML does it right, now I find myself doing more and more document editing using HTML, rather than word.
The oddball TV show with its catchphrase "I'd buy that for a dollar!" seen throughout the movie, Robocop, is called "It's Not My Problem". This is not shown in the movie, but is rather revealed by script writer Ed Neumeier on the commentaries track of the Robocop Trilogy DVD release.
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McMarxists.
...says that he is extremely happy with his phone. Add one USB data cable, a couple of gigs of games/apps downloaded off The Pirate Bay = playing Prince of Persia, Sands of Time and Warrior Within for the last couple of weeks.
Oh, and Pang. Addictive, muchness.
This is why I love the cell-phone market in India. I can switch providers like I switch t-shirts, and there aren't any crappy four-year plans with huge cancellation fees.
This is the kind of thinking that makes me want kill people.
I'd buy it
As long as the functionality (Help, Windows Explorer, etc) worked as well, I could deal with IE not being there.
....have a large stock of cheese, for our new....
That word....I think you do not know what it means.
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I guess you still might be, but you're a complete kook at least. This looks like a really interesting project, which fellow-slashdotters would probably be interested in.
Cheers, R.
How hard is it to change? Two levels down, IIRC, and you don't have to click apply, unlike on my XP machine. The brown theme is minimalist, it's earthy, and it's a *really* welcome change from the stupid industrial blue/grey offend no-one look of a corporate release.
To reply to another post, the XP Blue theme sucks big time, but the Energy Blue one, which comes as default (I believe) with Media Center, is rather easy on the eyes. However, I really, would NOT mind a Gnome themed desktop, and if I could use it without the need for a stupid hack like WindowsBlinds/ThemeXP/whateverthefuck, I would.
I really don't know why there is such a big fuss. Change it if you like. Use Kubuntu.
Sheesh.
Have you ever tried telling them why the bullets feature is one of the most irritating things to work with? Have you tried building a multi-level list, and then moving one level up, and so forth?
Seriously, they need to have a code-like view, where I can specify, when a list ends, and where it does not.
HTML does it right, now I find myself doing more and more document editing using HTML, rather than word.
Try doing that kind of list in word. As fast.'nuff said.
Honestly. You guys still live in the false dichotomy of viewer/provider that print has established.
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Please don't.
Check this site if you don't believe me.
Cheers,R.
From Wikipedia.
*ducks*
R.
kthx,R.
Welcome,R.
Well, India for one. The large phone companies - Hutchisson, Orange and Airtel all provide Push-to-talk.
well - they are in partnership with Google now ;)
Check this out, as an example.
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Traincraft.inhas anyone else noticed that this ships with an external power supply? This might then be a decent card for systems with only a 350/400 watt SMPS.
...I'm going to celebrate World Standards Day today (15 October) instead.
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http://microsoft.toddverbeek.comI'm not surprised.