You know it already exists, right? Google "headmouse" for some software you can use with your webcam - it's also used with a custom camera and brace to track eye movements. Also, "dasher" is a pretty fun/useful/quick/colourful application for typing with movements only.
...install X, use a terminal window and enjoy the freedom to have as many columns as you want.
Also, if you're loaded, get hold of an IBM T221 monitor and enjoy my eternal envy while you look at all your code at once:) screenshot
While it is beneficial when you really have trouble understanding those pesky foreigners, this post makes me angry.
Because it reminds me of why I hate the US. Mad Max. Dubbed.
Where will we be technologically in 5,000 - 10,000 years?
I imagine our boat and submarine technology will be incredible. After all, everyone's going to need it to get anywhere. The healthy ones can swim to work, and the fitness freaks will turn up looking much like they do now - in tight costumes designed for optimum slipstreaming.
I don't get the joke. Safari, for me, renders our supplier's website without any problems, which is a freakin' miracle. If you browse their products in IE or Firefox, it turns into a game of whack-a-mole, as trying to click on a hyperlink changes the page layout.
I hate Safari because the rounded edges mean that if you run your mouse up to the very top-right corner and click, you end up closing the window behind. That. Is. Awful. But for synnex.com.au, it's a godsend. Why is the parent modded funny? Am I funny?
A colleague next to me is swearing black and blue that he's seen the message, and he's never delved into the BIOs error messages. I keep telling him to post it for a +5 informative, but since he can't explain it, I'm posting it as a curiousity.
It's 8:44 AM, Tuesday, here. Even the Slashdot editors should know it's no longer Monday morning anywhere in the world. And these articles are getting too plausible for my liking...
It's a fine thing, to be sure, too bee shore. Now that the spelling's right, all we have to do is find the right words!
...it's adaptor. An adopter is a person who pretends to love you, until it turns out you have super powers, then it turns out he's working for an evil corporation, then it turns out he loves you anyway despite being morally grey.
Probably wouldn't last long, but if you could just manufacture a 50% reflective surface that wouldn't melt instantly, for a while you'd be giving as good as you got.
I can't actually think of any games off the top of my head that respect real-universe physics in a space environment
Oho! But I tell you what, my friend, it's hard as hell to manually judge the turnaround point for deceleration to avoid smashing into a planet at thousands of miles per hour, or overshooting.
Can I downgrade my OEM version of Windows Vista Business to Windows XP Professional?
Yes. OEM downgrade rights for desktop PC operating systems apply to Windows Vista Business and Windows Vista Ultimate as stated in the License Terms. Please note, OEM downgrade versions of Windows Vista Business and Windows Vista Ultimate are limited to Windows XP Professional (including Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows XP x64 Edition). End users can use the following media for their downgrade: Volume Licensing media (provided the end user has a Volume Licensing agreement), retail (FPP), or system builder hologram CD (provided the software is acquired in accordance with the Microsoft OEM System Builder License). Use of the downgraded operating system is governed by the Windows Vista Business License Terms, and the end user cannot use both the downgrade operating system and Windows Vista Business. There are no downgrade rights granted for Windows Vista Home Basic or Windows Vista Home Premium.
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Not in Australia, English is mandatory all the way through high school. But then, we don't get a degree until we graduate from university either.
Perhaps you meant "moreover?"
You know it already exists, right? Google "headmouse" for some software you can use with your webcam - it's also used with a custom camera and brace to track eye movements.
Also, "dasher" is a pretty fun/useful/quick/colourful application for typing with movements only.
...install X, use a terminal window and enjoy the freedom to have as many columns as you want. :)
Also, if you're loaded, get hold of an IBM T221 monitor and enjoy my eternal envy while you look at all your code at once
screenshot
DVD-A can never be successful, and the reason is quite simple - the acronym has been used already, and many of us can never forgethow.
While it is beneficial when you really have trouble understanding those pesky foreigners, this post makes me angry. Because it reminds me of why I hate the US. Mad Max. Dubbed.
I don't get the joke. Safari, for me, renders our supplier's website without any problems, which is a freakin' miracle. If you browse their products in IE or Firefox, it turns into a game of whack-a-mole, as trying to click on a hyperlink changes the page layout.
I hate Safari because the rounded edges mean that if you run your mouse up to the very top-right corner and click, you end up closing the window behind. That. Is. Awful. But for synnex.com.au, it's a godsend. Why is the parent modded funny? Am I funny?
So, roots.
WHAT?
...unobserved and immortal.
A colleague next to me is swearing black and blue that he's seen the message, and he's never delved into the BIOs error messages. I keep telling him to post it for a +5 informative, but since he can't explain it, I'm posting it as a curiousity.
Woah, weird. I was just about to put on my coat and head out to enjoy the Spark of Free Will Show, as performed by Fruit Flies.
60GB is about 8 normal dual-layer DVDs. Don't HD-DVDs hold more?
Come on, give the parent a break - the summary's only two sentences long, and an automated spell-checker would have fixed half the mistakes.
There absolutely is - I've only seen one so far, but it's officially called a "blue screen" error now.
Curses! I slept so hard on my new bed it damaged my brain.
It's 8:44 AM, Tuesday, here. Even the Slashdot editors should know it's no longer Monday morning anywhere in the world. And these articles are getting too plausible for my liking...
It's a fine thing, to be sure, too bee shore. Now that the spelling's right, all we have to do is find the right words!
Probably wouldn't last long, but if you could just manufacture a 50% reflective surface that wouldn't melt instantly, for a while you'd be giving as good as you got.
Oho! But I tell you what, my friend, it's hard as hell to manually judge the turnaround point for deceleration to avoid smashing into a planet at thousands of miles per hour, or overshooting.
Can I downgrade my OEM version of Windows Vista Business to Windows XP Professional?
Yes. OEM downgrade rights for desktop PC operating systems apply to Windows Vista Business and Windows Vista Ultimate as stated in the License Terms. Please note, OEM downgrade versions of Windows Vista Business and Windows Vista Ultimate are limited to Windows XP Professional (including Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows XP x64 Edition). End users can use the following media for their downgrade: Volume Licensing media (provided the end user has a Volume Licensing agreement), retail (FPP), or system builder hologram CD (provided the software is acquired in accordance with the Microsoft OEM System Builder License). Use of the downgraded operating system is governed by the Windows Vista Business License Terms, and the end user cannot use both the downgrade operating system and Windows Vista Business. There are no downgrade rights granted for Windows Vista Home Basic or Windows Vista Home Premium.
Here.
So is Cracker Barrel a highly dangerous place to set up an AP, or is it just a place the white folks go to line dance? :-P
But when the insertion device appears, shaped like Jodie Foster's fist, you will retract that statement, trust me.