Frankly, Id say this in a problem with Flashcom. I tried in Jan of '99 to have them put in a DSL line to my house. 8 months later (consisting of phone calls, ignorals, refusals, and fingerpointing) I canceled and called Rhythms. 2 months later I had my DSL line.
Ive got my old Palm 3 with a Novatel Wireless modem on it. My shell account runs a bunch of.procmail filters and forwards any personal mail to my palm, and anything else (mailing lists, etc) off to my linux box.
Not many people click on banner ads, actually. I dont remeber the actual percentage, but I recall its under 2%. But, with the amount of traffic even the smaller ad networks get during the day (30-40 million impressions), thats alot of scratch at even $3 CPM....
They describe it as a barcode type of data. Barcodes are VERY cool, can be printed out on any printer (or even written, if you know the characters). There are wands available that are passthroughs for your keyboard. With a properly written application (and some creative codes) you can do some real nifty things....
Of course, you're only on the ball if clueless people dont open it, even if theyve been warned. (Insert rant about stupid sales people who think the rules dont apply to them)
Given the rate of technological change, and the everyday items that wern't around when you wrote the Hitchhikers series, what, do you think, you would change or add if you were to write it today?
The hell with breaking up Microsoft, lets just break up Bill Gates! Dip him in some liquid nitrogen, apply a 14 pound sledgehammer liberally, and sell the parts as religious icons to the devout Microsoft zealots!
Good Lord, we cant have these things out in the general public! Someone might take one apart and find out that its only a galvanic resistance tester, and not some Tool of God
Mandrake is RedHat (my distro still says RedHat in some places) with a butt-simple install program, obviously aimed at the end user/desktop market. Its painless to install, and autodetected all the funky hardware I had on the box I have it on.
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Frankly, Id say this in a problem with Flashcom. I tried in Jan of '99 to have them put in a DSL line to my house. 8 months later (consisting of phone calls, ignorals, refusals, and fingerpointing) I canceled and called Rhythms. 2 months later I had my DSL line.
That would be Book PriceSearch
huh huh huh...he said 'beat'....huh huh huh
Oh, and I stuck on a goVox digital recorder thingy too.
As opposed to the long-held Catholic belief of no birth control, and have as many kids as you can...
We're a bully on a big street. 270+ million Americans, 6+ billion world population.
I'd really like a search engine that allows me to put in a natural language question, and parse it intelligently. AskJeeves doesnt even come close...
I wonder if pr0n sites map out to a 'dirty picture and paper towel' image?
Not many people click on banner ads, actually. I dont remeber the actual percentage, but I recall its under 2%. But, with the amount of traffic even the smaller ad networks get during the day (30-40 million impressions), thats alot of scratch at even $3 CPM....
They describe it as a barcode type of data. Barcodes are VERY cool, can be printed out on any printer (or even written, if you know the characters). There are wands available that are passthroughs for your keyboard. With a properly written application (and some creative codes) you can do some real nifty things....
Of course, you're only on the ball if clueless people dont open it, even if theyve been warned. (Insert rant about stupid sales people who think the rules dont apply to them)
We've got a copy of it here, but it was caught by an on-the-ball employee that recieved it, and forwarded it to the IT department...
OOH! Creative Computing. Ive still got all mine in a box somewhere...very cool magazine...I wish that there was something like that out there now...
Given the rate of technological change, and the everyday items that wern't around when you wrote the Hitchhikers series, what, do you think, you would change or add if you were to write it today?
So, I guess they're putting the latest census data up on line? Australia being, after all, Great Britan's Penal Colony!
(Smiley captioned for the humor impaired)
-=Bob
Isnt that what the moon is for? I think thats why sometimes it looks a little squashed...
The hell with breaking up Microsoft, lets just break up Bill Gates! Dip him in some liquid nitrogen, apply a 14 pound sledgehammer liberally, and sell the parts as religious icons to the devout Microsoft zealots!
-=Bob
Good Lord, we cant have these things out in the general public! Someone might take one apart and find out that its only a galvanic resistance tester, and not some Tool of God
-=Bob
But seriously folks, wander on over to LynxMotion for some nifty robotics. I got their first Hexapod 2 walker kits a couple of years ago.
The usual disclaimer about not being part of the company, blah blah
-=Bob
Now I can start grabbing all that pr0n and mp3z at work again!
Local drugstore. Buy some hydrogen peroxide.
Bwahahahah! [Bob falls over laughing]
-=Bob
Mandrake is RedHat (my distro still says RedHat in some places) with a butt-simple install program, obviously aimed at the end user/desktop market. Its painless to install, and autodetected all the funky hardware I had on the box I have it on.
-=Bob
Anyone that doesnt change a non-unique, default password, that is documented 8 ways from sunday, deserves whatever he gets.
-=Bob
I prefer Ask Doctor Science myself.