Airport routers can be configured via a neat software utility, and most routers nowadays can be configured wirelessly AND feature and incredible reset button in case you screw up.
You should have just gotten an Apple and you are able to run most any OS that you want Wow, for a minute there you almost had me believing that the only reason I can't do that on any other machine is because of artificial restrictions that Apple enforce. Uh? Are there OSes with "natural" restrictions?
O/T I actually drive a car that needs you to ride the clutch a bit - a citroen XM manual with a foot handbrake. Unless you have 3 feet, hill starts _need_ you to start with your feet only on the clutch and brake. Once you get used to it, it's no problem - most starts don't even require any accelerator.... it's just hill starts that can be tough to get used to.
C'mon, it's not that difficult to do a hill start without the handbrake!
There'll be no format war. The first retail product exclusively using this disc format will be Duke Nukem Forever, which will settle any wars, and at the same time, time will have run out for good. ...in which case, the name of the game would suit the occasion perfectly.
Pi? I've certainly never seen a complete definition of it, only approximations. What about "the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter in Euclidean geometry" (from Wikipedia)?
So correction not "uncool" but "giant waste of money" and no I wasn't on a crusade to stop people buying this its actually come up in normal conversation last time I went out with my ex work mates one of the girls started talking about how she was going to get a new iPod nano but would never get a iPhone because how expensive it was. Here, take these, you need them more than I do:,,,,,-...::;;
I don't think it would work: given the definition, it would be a non-standard, ever-changing measure. But then, if we look at declared vs. real size of today's storage devices...
Finally! One terrabyte! I was hoping to get more than mere giggabytes (or, even worse, meggabytes) for SSD. I still remember the epic moment when SSD reached killobytes, after years struggling with just some bbytes.
The UI designer should design a great way to *search* for functionality. The UI designer should design a great way for the user to store functionality in places that they want. The UI designer should design a great way to *remind* the user where they put functionality. The UI designer should *never* design where the functionality should reside. Kinda like the new feature in Leopard that finds commands in the menus? Hell yeah, that's great.
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no and yes.
Asking 'Why, or is there an answer at all' is the right statement of the question.
...and 42 is the answer.
Airport routers can be configured via a neat software utility, and most routers nowadays can be configured wirelessly AND feature and incredible reset button in case you screw up.
Is that your phone or are you just happy to see me?
And I, for one, welcome our new non-slashdotting overlords.
Whoa. You just got my vote for the 2008 post of the year, seriously.
Well, I can assume that once you reach a certain proficiency, you can be called a MASTERbator.
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But it is stated nowhere that the driver has to survive it. Heck, that car can drive by itself!
O/T I actually drive a car that needs you to ride the clutch a bit - a citroen XM manual with a foot handbrake. Unless you have 3 feet, hill starts _need_ you to start with your feet only on the clutch and brake. Once you get used to it, it's no problem - most starts don't even require any accelerator.... it's just hill starts that can be tough to get used to.
C'mon, it's not that difficult to do a hill start without the handbrake!and more important again, does it run linux? Also, if I put a beowulf cluster of these in a room and close it, what's the status of the cat?
Yep. But still, landing is by definition limited to land. Islands OK, water no good. Too bad I can't remember the english word fot it.
I thought it was february, since it's shorter.
I don't think it would work: given the definition, it would be a non-standard, ever-changing measure. But then, if we look at declared vs. real size of today's storage devices...
Finally! One terrabyte! I was hoping to get more than mere giggabytes (or, even worse, meggabytes) for SSD. I still remember the epic moment when SSD reached killobytes, after years struggling with just some bbytes.
Kinda like the new feature in Leopard that finds commands in the menus? Hell yeah, that's great.
My brother did the same exact thing on his pee-cee when he had one. Photoshop isn't a proper one-window app on any OS ;)
Photoshop does this pretty well on my Mac :)
Well, a Giraffe that ends up in Nigeria may be dumb enough not to tell a chopper apart from a tree.
Why *needs*? Looks like they're doing quite well even without it.
I misread cunnilinguist, but I don't think it applies.