Next thing you know, when you walk into the grocery store the next time, a Bonzi Grocery Buddy will be talking to you from your shopping cart. "Would you like more nectarines? Looks like you ate 3 of them. Or how about some pears this time?"
They run very quiet indeed. I was very impressed with the WD1000FYPS RE2 drive that we got in at work. I couldn't even tell it was running. Even when touching the drive, it's hard to tell. According to the website, that drive in particular uses technology to reduce problems caused by system vibration. Not to mention it long-formatted 1T in a 1-2 minutes or so.
I agree with you about them competing against a charity. Next thing you know, MS will want to sue OLPC for some reason.
It's like Wendy's competing w/ a soup kitchen.
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I second this.
Next thing you know, when you walk into the grocery store the next time, a Bonzi Grocery Buddy will be talking to you from your shopping cart. "Would you like more nectarines? Looks like you ate 3 of them. Or how about some pears this time?"
They run very quiet indeed. I was very impressed with the WD1000FYPS RE2 drive that we got in at work. I couldn't even tell it was running. Even when touching the drive, it's hard to tell. According to the website, that drive in particular uses technology to reduce problems caused by system vibration. Not to mention it long-formatted 1T in a 1-2 minutes or so.
...hacking the Higgs Boson? Too much of a stretch?
512 bytes should be enough for any virus.
Most do not come with the cable. Sometimes the Multifunction Machines do. I recently delivered a Lexmark MFC that came with one.
A lot of people come into the store buying USB Cables because they find out their printer didn't come with one.
The Hobbit is a Replicant Edition?
Vista is horrible!
-Vista, helping the little guys gain cred on Slashdot since 2007!
"What's that...? (I may be paranoid, but not an android)"
And don't forget the measurement of how many Mp3's the data center can store.
So is "this" the Ultimate question?
This? 42.
Hmm...
I see Aliens in ASCII!
I've had to call Sprint about once or twice a month. So far they haven't canceled me. I guess I have to try harder. :)
I agree with you about them competing against a charity. Next thing you know, MS will want to sue OLPC for some reason. It's like Wendy's competing w/ a soup kitchen.
Whoo! Chevy Sprint! I had one in Blue. It's a handy little car. Suzuki made the engine I believe.
Yeah, I had thought it could be used in a positive manner also. It's a bitter sweet thing, perhaps.
You have just been given a memory. Cancel or Allow?
Maybe Dell just needs to make it's own distro or Linux. They could call it, Dellinux, or Dellux... or something...
Sweet! My birthday was also Pi Day and I didn't even know it!
96 bytes should be enough for anybody!
RIP 1997-2007
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That would be sweet. Taking the rc plane and a laptop out to a park, and having it record all it sees would be great.
...Deep Thought
They're robots! They should be able to drive themselves! Oh wait... ;)