theoretically such a screen would be positioned differently, and could be made to work in many different ways.
I thought the same thing about my DS and it's stood up to quite a bit of punishment, especially when Brain Age can't understand the word "blue" or brain age 2 gives me one of those damn scrambled word problems that I can't figure out - and then tells me that over 3 months I've never scored high enough on the chart to warrant showing my top score as anything other than a flat bar at the bottom.
Touchscreens will replace mice, and soon. the only barrier to this happening right now is the high cost associated with being one of the first to own it.
Not only would I buy a laptop with a touchscreen (and linux support) in a heartbeat, I've already ordered my own neural actuator so that I can see just how effective that really is. The demos I've seen are amazing.
All of those technologies can work in certain areas very well. You don't build a hydroelectric dam in a land of huge, spacious areas, for example, as what has happened in Canada shows. Lots of Mooses (Meese? Moose?) were killed in floods, among other critters. at that point you simply can't justify the hydroelectric technology.
Technically you're not far from the truth - Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy allowed (among other things) all business owners to purchase a $100,000 hummer h2 and write it off completely.
That could, in a sense, be considered forcing people to drive them if it was the only affordable option.
The "if the code works, use it" attitude is what gave us the computer as a standard household object and introduced billions of people into our world. To say that this is somehow less than desirable does a great disservice to our world.
Today I can have a discussion with someone who has a computer, anywhere in the world, and can't be judged by the color of my skin, my gender, my nationality, or any other feature of my appearance. There were poets who lived long ago who would call this their heaven.
If it works, it works. It just so happens open source works a lot more often, because it taps into a resource that wants to be used: the free time of a lot of intelligent geeks.
All that work was wasted when a butterfly flapped its wings in Texas and a hurricane hit.
theoretically such a screen would be positioned differently, and could be made to work in many different ways.
I thought the same thing about my DS and it's stood up to quite a bit of punishment, especially when Brain Age can't understand the word "blue" or brain age 2 gives me one of those damn scrambled word problems that I can't figure out - and then tells me that over 3 months I've never scored high enough on the chart to warrant showing my top score as anything other than a flat bar at the bottom.
Touchscreens will replace mice, and soon. the only barrier to this happening right now is the high cost associated with being one of the first to own it.
Not only would I buy a laptop with a touchscreen (and linux support) in a heartbeat, I've already ordered my own neural actuator so that I can see just how effective that really is. The demos I've seen are amazing.
How could you not understand it? it's so simple.
Obama is left, and therefore evil.
Bush is right, and therefore evil.
If his name is Null, that's the least of his problems.
Howcome /. is so spam free?
You must be new here.
and blind.
I...
KHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaNnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!
You do realize that there are furries on Earth?
Are you posting from the International Space Station? if so, hi.
Hi, Mr. Rove!
engraving messages into your corneas has been known to cause cancer.
All of those technologies can work in certain areas very well. You don't build a hydroelectric dam in a land of huge, spacious areas, for example, as what has happened in Canada shows. Lots of Mooses (Meese? Moose?) were killed in floods, among other critters. at that point you simply can't justify the hydroelectric technology.
Location, Location, Location.
Technically you're not far from the truth - Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy allowed (among other things) all business owners to purchase a $100,000 hummer h2 and write it off completely.
That could, in a sense, be considered forcing people to drive them if it was the only affordable option.
Clearly you didn't read enough of the article.
When he died, his hair was purple and he was wearing a shirt that said "+1 Shirt".
The "if the code works, use it" attitude is what gave us the computer as a standard household object and introduced billions of people into our world. To say that this is somehow less than desirable does a great disservice to our world.
Today I can have a discussion with someone who has a computer, anywhere in the world, and can't be judged by the color of my skin, my gender, my nationality, or any other feature of my appearance. There were poets who lived long ago who would call this their heaven.
If it works, it works. It just so happens open source works a lot more often, because it taps into a resource that wants to be used: the free time of a lot of intelligent geeks.
They never will.
I'll let your argument stand, but only because Federer lost.
You're getting off easy.
They'll change the law because it doesn't enforce the death penalty.
I kid, I kid, y'all.
Dude, the point of the game is not to score first, but to score more times.
if the most points you can score period is around 5, then you're fucked and it's unbeatable.
Which she would LOVE on tax day.
Well, you save that on the first trip to the gas station.
What else is money for?
Helvetica can rot in hell...vetica.
Arial uber alles!
Is that supposed to be "bread" or "breast"?
I ask because it's on the same line as milk, rammin', condoms, and beer, and it could go either way.
I think you've already had enough.
Yeah, that's what I thought too, but then I found out, all they say is "hey!"
But I think my universal translator may be busted.
That stems from the old adage that the grass is always greener on the other guy's wife.
If you lower your standards of "hot" you can score with a hot chick much easier!
*disclaimer* Please do not drink alcohol until you die.