First, I have not RTFA. (Who does?)
Second, what exactly was so illegal? I've done many ARIN queries and borrowed Symantec's geographic IP locator to find out about various sites. Nobody's come knocking on my door (yet).
1. Programmed to recognize different sizes when new mug is first set down.
2. Hard plastic.
3. Waterproof coaster, allow cardboard to slide in/out of a slot.
4. Make them cheap.
5. Have it signal a waitress to come over to offer a refill.
6. Use the coasters as a tool, rather than a controller.
I think the best solution would be to buy a few remotes from your local RadioShack (As many buttons as you need). Remove the key labels, and create your own (i.e. 1-4, corresponding to a shown answer set). You can either figure out how to identify each clicker with the programming codes for TVs, or create your own system. I think a two-digit signal would be sufficient: the clicker ID and the selection.
I don't know much about this subject, nor much about what your scenario will be, so this is my best guess.
Ever try the PSP browser? It's actually quite nice--you use a cursor controlled by the pad thingy (I don't have a PSP). Some sites even have PSP-sized pages, like VG Cats.
I had the same problem when I got an NES. Couldn't figure out what to do in Zelda: no big guiding force meant I had no clue what to do (aside from complete eight or so levels, kill monsters, and collect heart containers and rupies/rupees).
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Imagine this: building one of those plastic model kits--in space, wearing a suit and an armchair. (Oh, for you that don't know what I mean, a "flying armchair" is a device that allows you to move about in spaceby emitting short bursts of things)
What's that? It's not a correct metaphor? Okay then, imagine building one that is a few thousand times larger and a few million times more detailed, still with the suit and chair.
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First, I have not RTFA. (Who does?)
Second, what exactly was so illegal? I've done many ARIN queries and borrowed Symantec's geographic IP locator to find out about various sites. Nobody's come knocking on my door (yet).
And anyway, what would us porn addicts do? :P
I definitely belongs in a museum, and now.
Bad grammar aside, why? Are you going to die soon?
1. Programmed to recognize different sizes when new mug is first set down. 2. Hard plastic. 3. Waterproof coaster, allow cardboard to slide in/out of a slot. 4. Make them cheap. 5. Have it signal a waitress to come over to offer a refill. 6. Use the coasters as a tool, rather than a controller.
The recording industry is...lashing out when someone tries to take that away from them
Hmm... can you say "withdrawl"?
We've touched on this topic in the past.
They misspelled "dupe".
I think the best solution would be to buy a few remotes from your local RadioShack (As many buttons as you need). Remove the key labels, and create your own (i.e. 1-4, corresponding to a shown answer set). You can either figure out how to identify each clicker with the programming codes for TVs, or create your own system. I think a two-digit signal would be sufficient: the clicker ID and the selection. I don't know much about this subject, nor much about what your scenario will be, so this is my best guess.
Must be the longest dupe in the history of Slashdot...
Yes, but does it run Li--Oh, wait...
more support on the INternet for these devices
Ever try the PSP browser? It's actually quite nice--you use a cursor controlled by the pad thingy (I don't have a PSP). Some sites even have PSP-sized pages, like VG Cats.
encouraging me to download something illegal instead
We are now logging your personal information
Seems to me that they were monitoring you all along. Reminds me of some policies in today's government...
we make better chicken noodle soup now
Personally, I liked the chicken soup of fifty years ago.
Yeah, proprietary formats are [Buffering...]
About 22% of all use inmates are raped
Um...
Hertidge? That sounds like a hernia...
How does Joe Sixpack back up 500Gb? That's an awful lot of digital pics & videos.
One word: pr0n.
Yeah, but Nintendo of America is there too! I need to satisfy my addiction!
so busy [...] that there's pretty much no room [...] for trivialities like running the government
Nor is there any room for that in the agendas of politicians.
"What's that? Katrina? Hang on, I'm on the phone with [insert big company here]..."
These PCs are definitely not going into living rooms
Maybe not, but people will still be using them for creating media. Thay have more input than output, don't they?
I had the same problem when I got an NES. Couldn't figure out what to do in Zelda: no big guiding force meant I had no clue what to do (aside from complete eight or so levels, kill monsters, and collect heart containers and rupies/rupees).
Where do we go to get their pages?
The people filing this lawsuit are nothing more than schoolyard bullies.
Congratulations! You have just summed up corporate America!
Solution: Burn crops and use "herd reduction".
Imagine this: building one of those plastic model kits--in space, wearing a suit and an armchair. (Oh, for you that don't know what I mean, a "flying armchair" is a device that allows you to move about in spaceby emitting short bursts of things)
What's that? It's not a correct metaphor? Okay then, imagine building one that is a few thousand times larger and a few million times more detailed, still with the suit and chair.
Simple?
Specifically, the girls' bathroom walls.
(Yes, I know.)