TFA said that a mouse slows one down and is unecessary to get work done fast. I pointed out that is not true by showing a complete opposite example.
Illustrator requires a team effort of mouse fingers and keyboard fingers.
And while the Springfield army is fighting the Canandains, Lisa stays out in the garden all night waiting for the Great Parsnip to arrive and bring order to the universe. Instead it turns out to be Santa's Little Helper rooting through an empty trash bag./and then some doofus in a tie takes a picture of it, weeping about how beautiful it is
The movie begins with the same theme song sequence as the show, the family ends up in the living room staring at the TV, but the TV is missing. A road trip begins as the Simpsons search for their missing TV. Their search takes them across deserts, to the Hoover Dam, in the trunks of cars, and ends up in Washington DC, all while being chased by cops and robbers. By the end of the trip, they finally find their TV and they go home./err wait
Where did I claim I only use the mouse or only the keyboard?
Have you ever tried using Illustrator with only a mouse and no keyboard?
Does your keyboard come with an "Oops!" key?
This is so true! Kenmore did this, and the latest "victim" appears to be the new non-yellow Ryder trucks.
See where keyboard-only use gets us? Viva la mouse.
The thing I don't understand about various distros is why in this age of the Internet a big announcement has to be made that an operating system finally has great new features like Gnome 2.8 and Firefox 1.04. Why do Fedora Core users have to burn another gaggle of CDs every 6 months just to stay up to date? Why is it that it seems Gentoo is the only distro that has figured this out? I find this particularly annoying considering Linux in general has been a "download this for free!" type OS but yet we're still upgrading them like we're buying shrink wrapped boxes.
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Also the new Personalized Google page at www.google.com/ig wants you to login.
Under the new solution, tracks ripped and burned from a copy-protected disc are copied to a blank CD in Microsoft's Windows Media Audio format. The DRM embedded on the discs bars the burned CD from being copied.
Last time I checked, CDex or EAC won't copy anything in WMA to a blank CD.
Everyone seems to forget about the people who don't live in urban areas. Dialup is still many people's only option. There are still many places in this country where FM radio doesn't get to.
Or a World War.
Hi Bob,
I have people skills, dammit! What the hell is wrong with you people!
See you on Monday,
Dave
Hi, this is Dave. My email is broken so I did not receive your notice to report to human resources. Have a great weekend. Thanks Dave
Sorry, I'm at work and the IT Nazis won't let me try it out.
TFA said that a mouse slows one down and is unecessary to get work done fast. I pointed out that is not true by showing a complete opposite example. Illustrator requires a team effort of mouse fingers and keyboard fingers.
A TV in every home.
Well, I sure would hate to be the one who has to break it to the Blue Man Group to start thinking different or leave.
This also happens when undergrad's parents show up.
Err, I mean Parking Services.
And while the Springfield army is fighting the Canandains, Lisa stays out in the garden all night waiting for the Great Parsnip to arrive and bring order to the universe. Instead it turns out to be Santa's Little Helper rooting through an empty trash bag. /and then some doofus in a tie takes a picture of it, weeping about how beautiful it is
The movie begins with the same theme song sequence as the show, the family ends up in the living room staring at the TV, but the TV is missing. A road trip begins as the Simpsons search for their missing TV. Their search takes them across deserts, to the Hoover Dam, in the trunks of cars, and ends up in Washington DC, all while being chased by cops and robbers. By the end of the trip, they finally find their TV and they go home. /err wait
Where did I claim I only use the mouse or only the keyboard? Have you ever tried using Illustrator with only a mouse and no keyboard? Does your keyboard come with an "Oops!" key?
This is so true! Kenmore did this, and the latest "victim" appears to be the new non-yellow Ryder trucks. See where keyboard-only use gets us? Viva la mouse.
Use Illustrator and only your keyboard. Go!
The thing I don't understand about various distros is why in this age of the Internet a big announcement has to be made that an operating system finally has great new features like Gnome 2.8 and Firefox 1.04. Why do Fedora Core users have to burn another gaggle of CDs every 6 months just to stay up to date? Why is it that it seems Gentoo is the only distro that has figured this out? I find this particularly annoying considering Linux in general has been a "download this for free!" type OS but yet we're still upgrading them like we're buying shrink wrapped boxes.
Also the new Personalized Google page at www.google.com/ig wants you to login.
User: Do you mean double click on my modem? Helpdesk: (groan)
I still can't find the link to the Colonel's Secret Recipe.
He's a rather lazy programmer, always saying it's impossible to finish anything.
Under the new solution, tracks ripped and burned from a copy-protected disc are copied to a blank CD in Microsoft's Windows Media Audio format. The DRM embedded on the discs bars the burned CD from being copied.
Last time I checked, CDex or EAC won't copy anything in WMA to a blank CD.
With those god-awful riser cards and sculpted curved front bezels, I don't see how anyone who buys these things cares about upgrading.
I say it a buttload of times. Maybe my use of this word says something about me that I am unaware of. w00t?
I thought Titan had an opaque orange atmosphere. False color imaging makes this hotspot stand out alot more than it otherwise would, no?
Everyone seems to forget about the people who don't live in urban areas. Dialup is still many people's only option. There are still many places in this country where FM radio doesn't get to.
Is it conceivable that a future iPod could detect if it is in a WiFi hotspot and offer up a new main menu option of "Radio" accordingly?