It's that in the future all kids will be required to know advanced particle physics and warp field design by the time they graduate from high school. We shouldn't tolerate any sort of decline in classroom rigor. Quite the contrary. We should have legislation that requires that by the 9th grade any student can build a flying car capable of Warp 1 using only parts available from Radio Shack.
I assume that the "slider bar" on the frets below the buttons is exactly that. Hold your finger down and slide it up and down to adjust the pitch. I envision a satisfying, StrongBad-esque "breeeeaaaaaaaaaoooooooooowrwrwr" happening as a result.
IANAL, but this sounds like the IBM vs. Clone lawsuits of the 80s where IBM wanted to be the only company to sell their IBM software on IBM hardware. They lost that battle, and if APple were to try to enforce their EULA they would lose that one as well. I think they aren't suing because 1) this isn't their market and 2) they wouldn't win and it would open the door for a precendent where any and all PC vendors would start selling hardware with OSX preinstalled.
Microsoft buys Yahoo. Microsoft gets share of AT&T. Microsoft controls only (legal) data network for iPhone. Microsoft controls iPhone?
And this will certainly pass regulation, since even "do no evil" megacorporations like Google need competition from "do most evil" megacorporations like Microsoft.
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It's that in the future all kids will be required to know advanced particle physics and warp field design by the time they graduate from high school. We shouldn't tolerate any sort of decline in classroom rigor. Quite the contrary. We should have legislation that requires that by the 9th grade any student can build a flying car capable of Warp 1 using only parts available from Radio Shack.
I wouldn't do that, Dave...
can it run MythTV or playback my video collection?
That little array of closely packed output options has this box screaming for a hack.
I assume that the "slider bar" on the frets below the buttons is exactly that. Hold your finger down and slide it up and down to adjust the pitch. I envision a satisfying, StrongBad-esque "breeeeaaaaaaaaaoooooooooowrwrwr" happening as a result.
This sounds like subspace communication technology to me.
IANAL, but this sounds like the IBM vs. Clone lawsuits of the 80s where IBM wanted to be the only company to sell their IBM software on IBM hardware. They lost that battle, and if APple were to try to enforce their EULA they would lose that one as well. I think they aren't suing because 1) this isn't their market and 2) they wouldn't win and it would open the door for a precendent where any and all PC vendors would start selling hardware with OSX preinstalled.
And once Blender is AMDGame!Ultra certified it will be "super intuitive."
"The developers strongly discourage any serious use though as it's still highly experimental"
They said the same thing about democracy...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deception_Point It's too bad that they announced this before they had a chance to stick a meteorite in the Arctic.
I don't think that it was rocket science (aha!) to determine that Bush's first course of action would be to shoot a missle at his problems.
Microsoft buys Yahoo. Microsoft gets share of AT&T. Microsoft controls only (legal) data network for iPhone. Microsoft controls iPhone?
And this will certainly pass regulation, since even "do no evil" megacorporations like Google need competition from "do most evil" megacorporations like Microsoft.