They could probably add or improvise something simple for later rover models to help get out of this situation? Sandbags...or maybe the wheels could lock and 'walk' out.
I also think you're on to something. For most applications, you don't need that much power--just a thin client. This would be really cool for a newspaper/remote/music studio recording manager/bedroom TV/drawing tablet to go with larger monitor/.../... things that control a larger machine. It could even be a keyboard with custom keys for games and stuff.
I agree.
I recently bought a very expensive Creative Sound Blaster sound card from them for recording my band. Lo and behold, it didn't come with any driver CD. Creative refused to give me any drivers because it was "OEM" Tigerdirect refused to give me any drivers because they "ran out"
Duh...they can't do simple addition to make enough CDs? I couldn't find a driver ANYWHERE and now I'm left with a useless sound card.
What a rip off! It was the first online puchase I made and it left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
I hope Apple counter-sues them for
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I'm sure after all the annoyed people, it was a relief to them that at least ONE person fell for it. But all that wasted bandwidth....
The Slashdot article itself says it's a concept. Are the editors even getting tired of April Fools? It's well after 12 PM pacific time, so you're only catering to Hawaii now.
3. You can type in your password, but would you want to have to reach the iris scanner by bending over in front of the SysAdmin?
Coward to Science: "Hold it right there!"
So Xp has a half-life of 12 minutes... now just where do we put it on the periodic table?
Sorry, I've heard too many lame chem. teacher jokes.
How can they get Slashdotted with those kind of connections?
Yes.
- Cooling his slashdotted server
- Making tons of cash in Home Depot product placements
- Proving once again that Canadians can invent good cheap stuff, besides grow-op tech. No wait...
- Making me go back to the suspicious Home Depot people for supplies for another "project"
So now I can leave the basement?
I'm not a statician, but I'd say it's close enough.
They could probably add or improvise something simple for later rover models to help get out of this situation? Sandbags...or maybe the wheels could lock and 'walk' out.
Sir, where's the Pentium 5? We have the technology.
Bill Lumbergh: Hey Anonymous, wuht's happening. Yeah....could you, I dont know, spend a little less time on Slashdot? Terrrific.
I mean, honestly, what about this graphic says "fairly cool" to you?
Air goes out the left cooler than it came in?
I also think you're on to something. For most applications, you don't need that much power--just a thin client. This would be really cool for a newspaper/remote/music studio recording manager/bedroom TV/drawing tablet to go with larger monitor/.../... things that control a larger machine. It could even be a keyboard with custom keys for games and stuff.
Exactly what I was going to say. Stickies, too. :D
D'OH! That about sums it up.
Beat that, Microsoft!
Sweet, thanks a lot.
You're not from Kelowna, are you?
Soundblaster Audigy 2 OEM
I agree. I recently bought a very expensive Creative Sound Blaster sound card from them for recording my band. Lo and behold, it didn't come with any driver CD. Creative refused to give me any drivers because it was "OEM" Tigerdirect refused to give me any drivers because they "ran out" Duh...they can't do simple addition to make enough CDs? I couldn't find a driver ANYWHERE and now I'm left with a useless sound card. What a rip off! It was the first online puchase I made and it left me with a bad taste in my mouth. I hope Apple counter-sues them for
Unfortunately insiders acknowledged that it would be impossible to bring Michael Jackson's mucis back from the dead.
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I'm sure after all the annoyed people, it was a relief to them that at least ONE person fell for it. But all that wasted bandwidth....
It's another outcome of globalisation!
The Slashdot article itself says it's a concept. Are the editors even getting tired of April Fools? It's well after 12 PM pacific time, so you're only catering to Hawaii now.