If you ask me, bookmarks are back in Firefox 3. Just click the little star in the corner and its bookmarked. Double click it and bookmark it and assign some tags so you can use the address bar to find it again. I haven't used bookmarks in years until Firefox 3 came out because I would just create useless lists of hundreds of sites.
Well, there is a new video game being released next year, so I'm sure the Super Ectoplasm editions of the movies will also be released at the same time.
How do they make money from this anyway, well, I'm sure they will try somehow but I see nothing on the site that makes it sound like they're selling the service or plan to sell it. I do see this though:
What you see on this site is the first of many versions of Photosynth. Call it beta, call it 1.0, call it whatever you want⦠just know we are hard at work adding support for more browsers, more platforms, and more hardware, and just making the experience that much more amazing.
So maybe they'll actually try to make it more readily available.
It did get me to read the graphic novel though, which I really enjoyed. After reading it I suppose it doesn't matter if I see it in movie format anymore.
I think we can infer from his resume what he enjoys in his off time:
Popping mushrooms. Dressing up in short green skirts and cutting up bushes with a sword. Getting drunk and tossing empty kegs at frat boys. Pretending to ride shotgun with forest animals in space. Inhaling food with cheeks puffed.
Well, the problem is that Go is so complex and the number of possible games is magnitudes more than chess that it has nothing to do with a computer being not good at it, just having a computer that can play the game reasonably fast and intelligently enough. An 800 core computer will assist with that.
I'll actually be at some company called Aperture Science that week doing some volunteer tests, so I should be nice and safe there. They supposedly even have cake.
What? When a woman is pregnant she is not only carrying a baby, but a very large uterus, enlarged breasts, and probably other stuff that I can't remember. Maybe your wife only gained the baby's weight but that honestly sounds unhealthy for the mom and child as she was net losing weight during the pregnancy due to other things adding necessary mass.
And if you could tell me what minerals and vitamins are in chocolate fudge brownies (my wife's latest craving at 7 and a half months) I'd love to know.
Maybe you have info to back your claims up, but none of this is in line with my current experience.
If Firefox was designed from the beginning to support concurrency for tabs, then yes, it would have been easy to implement. But because it was designed and coded from the ground up to not... well, it's not so simple.
Well, software development is not just code, there's also requirements gathering and design, among others. I'm not saying Adaptive Path didn't jump the gun, but the coding part is easy enough with excellent developers, design, and communication.
If you ask me, bookmarks are back in Firefox 3. Just click the little star in the corner and its bookmarked. Double click it and bookmark it and assign some tags so you can use the address bar to find it again. I haven't used bookmarks in years until Firefox 3 came out because I would just create useless lists of hundreds of sites.
Well, there is a new video game being released next year, so I'm sure the Super Ectoplasm editions of the movies will also be released at the same time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostbusters:_The_Video_Game
Heck, my parents had a VHS copy of the movie back in like 1990!
But having worked with her, would you vote for her?
I mean come on, we're good, we're not psychic.
You bastard, my grandmother said she'd die in the Lesser Psychic Wars of 2015.
You can always play with commentary on if you haven't done that yet.
Note: I hate slashdot messing around with the extended characters, and I'm too lazy to fix that ****.
Figured that was a feature of the book.
How do they make money from this anyway, well, I'm sure they will try somehow but I see nothing on the site that makes it sound like they're selling the service or plan to sell it. I do see this though:
What you see on this site is the first of many versions of Photosynth. Call it beta, call it 1.0, call it whatever you want⦠just know we are hard at work adding support for more browsers, more platforms, and more hardware, and just making the experience that much more amazing.
So maybe they'll actually try to make it more readily available.
Heck, I'm "sneaking" on this account right now!
A quick check shows Hugh Hefner at 82, that's proof enough for me.
Now if I could just convince my wife...
But when it's easier to tell the time on the sundial than the atomic clock, doesn't that signify a problem to you?
It did get me to read the graphic novel though, which I really enjoyed. After reading it I suppose it doesn't matter if I see it in movie format anymore.
Didn't know that, but we still have the left sidebar on non idle Slashdot. Thanks though.
The thing I like about idle is that the score filter is on the top, allowing the comments to span the entire horizontal width of the page.
I think we can infer from his resume what he enjoys in his off time:
Popping mushrooms.
Dressing up in short green skirts and cutting up bushes with a sword.
Getting drunk and tossing empty kegs at frat boys.
Pretending to ride shotgun with forest animals in space.
Inhaling food with cheeks puffed.
And when you run out of criminals, you make more laws.
Personally, I want to feel the bang, so I don't even bother watching them on TV. I love that feeling of like a sonic boom going through my chest.
(cue Street Fighter 2 jokes)
All I know is that I read Slashdot at work yet I'm still around. Maybe I really am worth something...
Well, the problem is that Go is so complex and the number of possible games is magnitudes more than chess that it has nothing to do with a computer being not good at it, just having a computer that can play the game reasonably fast and intelligently enough. An 800 core computer will assist with that.
I'll actually be at some company called Aperture Science that week doing some volunteer tests, so I should be nice and safe there. They supposedly even have cake.
Great info, thanks for responding.
What? When a woman is pregnant she is not only carrying a baby, but a very large uterus, enlarged breasts, and probably other stuff that I can't remember. Maybe your wife only gained the baby's weight but that honestly sounds unhealthy for the mom and child as she was net losing weight during the pregnancy due to other things adding necessary mass.
And if you could tell me what minerals and vitamins are in chocolate fudge brownies (my wife's latest craving at 7 and a half months) I'd love to know.
Maybe you have info to back your claims up, but none of this is in line with my current experience.
If Firefox was designed from the beginning to support concurrency for tabs, then yes, it would have been easy to implement. But because it was designed and coded from the ground up to not... well, it's not so simple.
Harmless...
What could possibly go wrong, though? It's not like roadways are "surfaces" that might "runoff" into storm sewers or waterways.
We'll call it Mostly Harmless then.
Well, software development is not just code, there's also requirements gathering and design, among others. I'm not saying Adaptive Path didn't jump the gun, but the coding part is easy enough with excellent developers, design, and communication.