Just make a clicking noise with your tongue and the roof of your mouth as you type. It sounds almost identical, and you'll automatically sync the sound up with each keystroke.
Is there some sort of cloth that could be included in the contents of each iPod that you could use to buff the plastic smooth, much the same as a polishing cloth?
I know auto painting professionals wet sand paint with fine grit sandpaper, which leaves no scratches, just a nice smooth surface. (obviously a wet sand wouldn't work for an ipod)
But is there something similar that would work for an iPod?
Sharman's lawyer, Mary Still, reiterated through a spokesperson today the company's position last night that it would 'appeal those parts of the decision where we were not successful' remained unchanged."
Ahh...this remained unchanged today from their announcement yesterday? Let's hope so...
an anti-spyware tool that can identify and remove all pests in less then 10 seconds"
Try and download your copy today, from a site that can be slashdotted in less than 10 seconds!
At least his first name isn't Jathan. He's be stuck explaining his name for another five minutes to people as well.
Me: My name is Jathan.
Response: Woah. Were your parents stoned when they named you?
Me: haha, yeah that's funny. It's kind of like saying Jason with a lisp.
Response: Thats great caus I half a lithsp
Me: Oh, sorry, it's like Nathan with a J then.
"It's inevitable that everything will migrate" to an Internet-based platform, he says, referring to television and phoning, among other applications.
I think the question is when. For the mass market to catch on to what early adopters have embraced, it's probably going to take an ipod like product that is easy and does it well. I have a feeling it's still a ways off.
Good point.
A lot of people also use things like the itrip which rely on the ipods battery. When they go back to using the pod with just earbuds, the battery life has significantly decreased. In that case as in yours, blame shouldn't be placed on Apple since it's the user that has caused the problem.
The Next Headline on/.
"Rio releases the Rio Mini Moon, and Rio Brazilian Cut to compete with Apples Ipod Mini Flash..."
*abort, abort....*
this sucks...
Whiny Kids are a product of bad parenting. For Example:
When LOTR Return of the King first came out, this family behind me obviously didn't want to pay for a baby sitter for their 3 year old, who was scared practically the whole movie, sobbing and screaming. It was really quite sad, and you'll recall this movie wasn't an R.
A good parent would have left the theatre with the poor kid and gotten a voucher, instead of shushing the poor thing the whole movie. Common sense would have told them, this is not a movie for a three year old.
It ruined the movie for everyone in the Audience. Fortunately, management took care of it, but it took far to long to get them, since no one wanted to get up and miss the movie. There needs to be some type of monitoring system so no one has to get out of their seat to resolve the issue.
-Jate
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Just make a clicking noise with your tongue and the roof of your mouth as you type. It sounds almost identical, and you'll automatically sync the sound up with each keystroke.
Try it.
Is there some sort of cloth that could be included in the contents of each iPod that you could use to buff the plastic smooth, much the same as a polishing cloth?
I know auto painting professionals wet sand paint with fine grit sandpaper, which leaves no scratches, just a nice smooth surface. (obviously a wet sand wouldn't work for an ipod)
But is there something similar that would work for an iPod?
iNo
is a 32mb file download. Good God, isn't that a lot bigger than past versions?
Sharman's lawyer, Mary Still, reiterated through a spokesperson today the company's position last night that it would 'appeal those parts of the decision where we were not successful' remained unchanged." Ahh...this remained unchanged today from their announcement yesterday? Let's hope so...
an anti-spyware tool that can identify and remove all pests in less then 10 seconds"
Try and download your copy today, from a site that can be slashdotted in less than 10 seconds!
Exactly, isn't this the Peer Review [Wikipedia] Process?
So if it was working, shouldn't the percentage of Factual stories be higher?
-Jate
At least his first name isn't Jathan. He's be stuck explaining his name for another five minutes to people as well.
Me: My name is Jathan.
Response: Woah. Were your parents stoned when they named you?
Me: haha, yeah that's funny. It's kind of like saying Jason with a lisp.
Response: Thats great caus I half a lithsp
Me: Oh, sorry, it's like Nathan with a J then.
I feel your pain Mr.Zdziarski....
"It's inevitable that everything will migrate" to an Internet-based platform, he says, referring to television and phoning, among other applications.
I think the question is when. For the mass market to catch on to what early adopters have embraced, it's probably going to take an ipod like product that is easy and does it well. I have a feeling it's still a ways off.
Good point.
A lot of people also use things like the itrip which rely on the ipods battery. When they go back to using the pod with just earbuds, the battery life has significantly decreased. In that case as in yours, blame shouldn't be placed on Apple since it's the user that has caused the problem.
NICE one! I love the creative I hate Microsoft spins /.ers come up with, especially on an Apple story. Well done.
Spanking worked for us!
it's hard to stand by and watch a parent refuse to spank their kid, when you know that would probably be the best thing to do.
The Next Headline on /.
"Rio releases the Rio Mini Moon, and Rio Brazilian Cut to compete with Apples Ipod Mini Flash..."
*abort, abort....* this sucks...
Whiny Kids are a product of bad parenting. For Example: When LOTR Return of the King first came out, this family behind me obviously didn't want to pay for a baby sitter for their 3 year old, who was scared practically the whole movie, sobbing and screaming. It was really quite sad, and you'll recall this movie wasn't an R. A good parent would have left the theatre with the poor kid and gotten a voucher, instead of shushing the poor thing the whole movie. Common sense would have told them, this is not a movie for a three year old. It ruined the movie for everyone in the Audience. Fortunately, management took care of it, but it took far to long to get them, since no one wanted to get up and miss the movie. There needs to be some type of monitoring system so no one has to get out of their seat to resolve the issue. -Jate