SD is pretty small, and is more or less the standard for consumer/prosumer cameras. XD is only a few hairs smaller, more expensive, and is only used by Olympus and Fuji.
I'm not sure that they would trust TrueCrypt as it is free. On the other hand, they could ultimately trust TrueCrypt because the source is open, and they (or someone they paid to do it for them) could easily vet it's capabilities.
I'd look into the Nokia N810 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N810) and a 2GB MicroSD Card. It's a few hairs bigger than the Touch, and only has the 2GB built-in (hence the MicroSD card), but it makes up for it with the 800x480 screen, GPS, webcam, and slide-out thumbboard. Also, Maemo (the Linux-based platform that the N810 and it's cousin, the N800, run on) seems to have a somewhat healthy development community, and plenty of ports of desktop Linux apps. Ars has a pretty thorough review here: http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nokia-n810-review.ars
America's Army didn't have a great FPS because most VMs don't have any sort of 3D acceleration support, in addition to running 4 OS's at the same time.
Apple provided a very solid way to run OS9 apps in OSX via Classic. You can run just about anything built for Linux if you have the proper versions of the libraries If VMWare and SWSoft can make VM software that can run Win programs on an OSX desktop, it's time for Microsoft to give up if they can't do the same on their own platform(s)
Re:What about the EEE 700 (2G Surf), not 701?
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AFAIK, the only thing the 700s are missing is the RAM slot and camera. In that case, you should actually have a extra USB header. Note, however, that the 700s have a weaker battery in addition to the soldered-on RAM, so I would keep that in mind.
The global title menu bar GNOME doesn't have a Mac-style global menu bar. The menus are still bound to the applications. That menu at the top of the screen is no different from a Start/K Menu
and spatial browsing GNOME (at least in Ubuntu) defaults to browser-style
Well, development on KDE 3.x has close to stopped, and KDE 4.0 is not in a supportable state yet. I wouldn't want to support either of them for any length of time ATM.
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Epic has removed the CD check from the first updates for UT and UT2k3/4. Not sure about UTIII though.
SD is pretty small, and is more or less the standard for consumer/prosumer cameras. XD is only a few hairs smaller, more expensive, and is only used by Olympus and Fuji.
Insight does the same thing. That is, until you manually change your DNS servers.
You can forget about the USB card reader. The Eee has a built-in SD(HC) card slot.
The OLPC breaks that logic, as it's all three. (passes military ruggedness specs, 3.5 pounds, ~$400 going by Ebay value)
I'd look into the Nokia N810 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N810) and a 2GB MicroSD Card. It's a few hairs bigger than the Touch, and only has the 2GB built-in (hence the MicroSD card), but it makes up for it with the 800x480 screen, GPS, webcam, and slide-out thumbboard. Also, Maemo (the Linux-based platform that the N810 and it's cousin, the N800, run on) seems to have a somewhat healthy development community, and plenty of ports of desktop Linux apps. Ars has a pretty thorough review here: http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nokia-n810-review.ars
6 DoJ and EC drop on Microsoft like a metric ton of bricks
Wait, what? Them be fightin' words!
(takes window seat)
America's Army didn't have a great FPS because most VMs don't have any sort of 3D acceleration support, in addition to running 4 OS's at the same time.
Not sure about C++, but ObjC compilers can compile all C code with no problem IIRC
You forgot about Google Talk/the Jabber networks (which AOL is considering converting AIM to). There is hope yet.
No, they couldn't share software or FLAC
Just in case you just now got out of the DeLorean, Yahoo bought Zimbra back in September.
Don't forget they also own Zimbra, an OSS Outlook/Exchange competitor
And you will get that after they give Ubuntu its own icon
Apple provided a very solid way to run OS9 apps in OSX via Classic.
You can run just about anything built for Linux if you have the proper versions of the libraries
If VMWare and SWSoft can make VM software that can run Win programs on an OSX desktop, it's time for Microsoft to give up if they can't do the same on their own platform(s)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Fark can keep their echo threads!
AFAIK, the only thing the 700s are missing is the RAM slot and camera. In that case, you should actually have a extra USB header. Note, however, that the 700s have a weaker battery in addition to the soldered-on RAM, so I would keep that in mind.
I'm pretty sure you're referring to MiniPCI-Express (mPCIe), not ExpressCard. ExpressCard is the PCMCIA replacement, and is external usually.
IIRC (when I first saw TFA), he put in a switch somewhere to shut off the GPS and BT.
IIRC, I believe T-Mobile USA only charges for outgoing SMS (not a current T-Mobile customer, I may be wrong)
The first two negatives cancel out, leaving you with a single negative.
Well, development on KDE 3.x has close to stopped, and KDE 4.0 is not in a supportable state yet. I wouldn't want to support either of them for any length of time ATM.