Do you really think MS tests anything before the OEM releases to market? jeez.... And just what do you think is stopping Asus, MSI, randomgadgetfactory.co.cn , etc. from testing their OS X drivers to hell like Apple does?
"why don't they try to design a game that would actually be fun to play with 5 million other people on your server. I can't think of any, but if they can, I'd at least be willing to listen to their ideas."
I see where you're getting. Back then people would have a very limited space to write stuff for the world to see, and that was exactly what they would do. Now there's 10 different ways for each of the millions of users to interact with everyone, and they (well, we) use those means to "blog" immediate messages, then to "tweet" them, or to show the icon that more closely represents our mood. It's a good thing that there's room on the internet for everyone, every taste and different levels of verboseness. I'll keep reading Slashdot for the +5 Funnies.
There are brains built into them to monitor health, balance cells, control charging and discharging, and generally prevent degradation in the first place.
We all look forward to the day the auto industry is run like the printer&ink business...
well, I happen to bother because I like the distinction between the buyer of a DVD ripping the content to the media of their choice vs. the freeloader grabbing unauthorized copies and aiding in their distribution.
If I don't bother, then I really should not be seen on slashdot saying that anti-piracy measures are bad because they affect honest buyers more than they affect illegitimate distributors of copyrighted works.
Amazing the number of negative comments about this project. Maybe someone in the Pentagon reads/. and this thing will get cancelled before they find out that the blimp can also provide a cheap way to bring telecom links to remote areas.
well, to get to the point one would need to advertise what the point of the meeting is. I shall patent the Meeting Agenda and methods for showing it to people in advance.
Method for declining attendance and read the minutes will be a future development.
How about a mouse with a joystick on top? that would leave one hand for all motion control and the other for the rest of the keyboard. Perhaps there is such a product already and I am just unaware of it.
sure. go to ebuyer.com . There are plenty of laptop PCs there dangerously close to netbook pricing. The one on offer today is a celeron-based HP with 14" screen for £289.
Reliability myths aside, a small car is not ideal for a lot of people, but there are many cars of many different sizes and capabilities that get much better mileage than 30. Where I am from, people who need to drive more than 10000 miles per year would choose a diesel engine by default.
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Space shuttle probably flies with US flag, like many other airplanes do.
Do you really think MS tests anything before the OEM releases to market? jeez.... And just what do you think is stopping Asus, MSI, randomgadgetfactory.co.cn , etc. from testing their OS X drivers to hell like Apple does?
As soon as they stop laughing, I would certainly like to hear what Apple and Amazon have to say about this.
99 bottles of beer on the wall....
hehehehehehe
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I certainly find it very reasonable! -- Rick A.
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yeah, there are many terabytes of footage of hooded persons doing all sorts of dodgy deeds.
I see where you're getting. Back then people would have a very limited space to write stuff for the world to see, and that was exactly what they would do. Now there's 10 different ways for each of the millions of users to interact with everyone, and they (well, we) use those means to "blog" immediate messages, then to "tweet" them, or to show the icon that more closely represents our mood. It's a good thing that there's room on the internet for everyone, every taste and different levels of verboseness. I'll keep reading Slashdot for the +5 Funnies.
There are brains built into them to monitor health, balance cells, control charging and discharging, and generally prevent degradation in the first place.
We all look forward to the day the auto industry is run like the printer&ink business...
If I don't bother, then I really should not be seen on slashdot saying that anti-piracy measures are bad because they affect honest buyers more than they affect illegitimate distributors of copyrighted works.
We won't install it at the office. Breaks compatibility with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. heeheeheeheeheehee
Amazing the number of negative comments about this project. Maybe someone in the Pentagon reads /. and this thing will get cancelled before they find out that the blimp can also provide a cheap way to bring telecom links to remote areas.
Chrome will have one once there's an extension system.
And what if Google Chrome gets a gApplication gStore instead of an extension system?
well, to get to the point one would need to advertise what the point of the meeting is. I shall patent the Meeting Agenda and methods for showing it to people in advance. Method for declining attendance and read the minutes will be a future development.
How about a mouse with a joystick on top? that would leave one hand for all motion control and the other for the rest of the keyboard. Perhaps there is such a product already and I am just unaware of it.
mine is, so please post carefully.
you stop by at www.pipl.com and see all those results in one specialized search engine. It can be nasty if you don't have a very common name...
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sure. go to ebuyer.com . There are plenty of laptop PCs there dangerously close to netbook pricing. The one on offer today is a celeron-based HP with 14" screen for £289.
Yeah! Let's empty all the museums and make *really big* fast food restaurants in them!
How easy is it to adapt those stations to carry diesel fuel?
http://www.ford.co.uk/Cars/Mondeo/FueleconomyandCO2emissions [ford.co.uk]
http://www.vauxhall.co.uk/vaux/vehicle/vehicleBrandAction.do?method=viewBrand&brandCode=9J&modelYear=2008A (GM group)
http://www.chevrolet.co.uk/epica/epica-technical-data-epica-ls-fuel-consumption.html
http://www.renault.co.uk/cars/model/newlagunasporttourer/ecoefficiency.aspx
http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/citroen-c5-saloon/in-more-detail/technical-specifications/
and there's always Mercedes, BMW, and the whole VW group if you want something of even higher quality.
If a bigger and faster car is better for you then get a Ford Mondeo with the 1.8 Turbo Diesel engine. Or any of the other models that are made by US manufacturers for Europe. http://www.ford.co.uk/Cars/Mondeo/FueleconomyandCO2emissions