Tell me, Apple (or rather article author even). You're worried about market advantage 'being measured in nanoseconds'.
Everyone knows that if Microsoft finds out about a Mac OS X Tiger feature they will have a legion of flat-food-only-eating coders implement it in Longhorn within nanoseconds.
Who has to drive the furthest? People who can't afford to live in the houses they clean. People who run small businesses and have to deliver product themselves. People who deliver pizzas.
This really won't bother your Hummer drivers. They are already getting hit with gas-guzzler taxes.
I have these things I take on an airplane, called headphones. Perhaps you've heard of them?
I find they do quite nicely at blocking out conversations, screaming babies, etc., while cocooning me in my own choice of music, not the crap the plane provides.
Get yourself a nice pair of closed-ear or in-ear phones. (Sony EX71SL is good blocker of amient noise)
They also work very well with this other thing I take on a plane, called an iPod.
Ironically, for such a high tech nation, there hasn't been a major quality improvement in TV broadcast images for a half-century until the 2006 changeover to HDTV.
Unless your sysclock is really fast, this is still 2004. So there "hasn't been" 2006 yet.
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A user can keep their mobile in their drawer
Your mobile consistently works inside a drawer?
You must be in Europe or something...
Tell me, Apple (or rather article author even). You're worried about market advantage 'being measured in nanoseconds'.
Everyone knows that if Microsoft finds out about a Mac OS X Tiger feature they will have a legion of flat-food-only-eating coders implement it in Longhorn within nanoseconds.
I went there last week. It's insane. My girlfriend said I was taking pix like I was on an anthropological expedition.
You haven't lived until you've seen the musical spectacular "Christmas in the Smokies".
Nah, it was all just a Ted Turner ego thing.
Who has to drive the furthest? People who can't afford to live in the houses they clean. People who run small businesses and have to deliver product themselves. People who deliver pizzas.
This really won't bother your Hummer drivers. They are already getting hit with gas-guzzler taxes.
I guess when you use two monitors, the spellchecker always pops up on the one you're not looking at...
Maybe that special someone is your car which, like mine, has no way of attaching an iPod to it.
That's really the whole cathedral vs Bizarre issue. 'Gee, should there only be one true way of getting things done?
I, for one, will always take the Bizarre approach.
Here in San Francisco, you have to go to a scarification studio to get a brand that cool.
In NYC you can get them free from ConEd.
I'm putting this one in in advance.
The book is already written like a crappy movie, so they'll just film it straight up.
All the Mac users I know (me included) drive stick.
Since it doesn't have a UI for playing the music on the stereo, you could use the printer to display the cover art and tracks now playing.
If I'd ssh'ed into your flatmate's box at 3AM, she would have raised the volume.
Is that you Cerebus? Quit buying music and GET BACK TO WORK!
I like "PL/SQL Developer" better.
On a PC (not in order):
1. Flash Desktops
2. Eclipse
3. Oracle Client (maybe Server)
4. PL/SQL Developer
5. Cygwin (and Cygwin Here)
6. XEmacs
7. PuTTY/psftp/pscp
8. JDK (latest)
9. Weblogic 8.1
10. Perforce/cvs/subversion
I must be prohpetic; I just Netflixed 'Real Genius' last week to show my girlfriend.
You all better be careful if she wants to see 'Dr. Strangelove'...
You read my mind.
No one is saying that star trek should be involved in everyone's wedding.
Actually, I am saying that.
And I've just submitted a petition to Governator Schwarzenegger to that effect.
I have these things I take on an airplane, called headphones. Perhaps you've heard of them?
I find they do quite nicely at blocking out conversations, screaming babies, etc., while cocooning me in my own choice of music, not the crap the plane provides.
Get yourself a nice pair of closed-ear or in-ear phones. (Sony EX71SL is good blocker of amient noise)
They also work very well with this other thing I take on a plane, called an iPod.
"Imagine a Beowulf cluster of this!"
(Not "these", in this case)
Think Macs running Windows on a virtual processor.
Great idea, but MAN is that an oogly looking box.
Walmart shoppers are middle America, buying censored CDs of the latest MTV pseudo-punk band. You need to give them something Carson Daly would use.
"You mean to say you've never double-clicked your own mouse?"
Ironically, for such a high tech nation, there hasn't been a major quality improvement in TV broadcast images for a half-century until the 2006 changeover to HDTV.
Unless your sysclock is really fast, this is still 2004. So there "hasn't been" 2006 yet.