"It could just be false detections from imperfect scanning,"
fMRI is attuned to blood oxygen levels. The study doesn't really say any anything except "hey guys, remember that fMRI doesn't actually image neuron firings but increased oxygenated blood flow."
No, that's not true. Design can be objective. We're not necessarily talking rounded corners, we're talking about material of case, dimensions of case, fan noise, etc. Things which can be measured.
It only half-worked for me. I had to switch away from bcm43xx back to ndiswrapper because strange things happened. Like I had to reload the module about every 24hrs, otherwise my connection would just stop.
Why would it be Sarbanes-Oaxley compliance? They've been quite open (and made a few ads) about being able to run Windows on Mac. They didn't release that the cards were actually 802.11n, which is why they have to charge to make them such. It's not the same situation.
...It's more likely because his agent figured he was "hot stuff" which Apple couldn't live without and so he demanded too much money. Then Apple proceeded to say, 'Alright then. Goodbye', where then Long's agent had a massive 'oh crap' moment and heart attack.
This definitely sounds like something the iPod would win at and would still be apple-style. You can just picture the keynote where Jobs has 2 iMacs and an iPod with a user account, he removes the iPod from dock 1 and places it in dock 2, clicks around, "...and boom. I'm logged in with all my settings, bookmarks, and files."
I think I could see myself using this functionality.
See telcos? If you really want to make money, just support and lobby for a complete net neutrality bill which has a clause excluding Myspace.com from neutrality! Then you'll be rich, and we'll have net neutrality(ish)!
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wxWidgets is not LGPL. wxWidgets is under the wxWindows (the project was renamed but apparently this wasn't) license.
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Can they really legally say, "Welp, even though it's your personal data, we reserve the right to do whatever we want with it if it benefits us or our partners." ?
All 10 titles? You should -be- so lucky. Back in my day, we had -1- 240x180 AVI of a CGI dancing baby and we -liked- it.
You young whippersnappers and your "1820q" and your "ePod" and your "skipe".
> Guess the whole line of "location, location, location" really is true.
I know this is off topic, but is it me, or whenever I hear something repeated 3 times or more, all I'm thinking is "Developers, developers, developers, developers.."
Here at Microsoft, we care about the Customer Experience. As a result, we've taken the following measures to make sure your experience is as pleasant and beneficial to you as possible.
- Our new operating system, Windows Vista, requires only the best high-end hardware so that, even on a system well beyond the power you should ever need, you'll still get the true Windows Experience(TM)
- The new Windows Media Player 11 features all-new and exclusive DRM, or Degradation Resistment Technology by Microsoft, which not only provides wonderful sound in the new and improved WMA format, but protects your rights as well.
- Our operating systems now report back with system information and other information which we feel should be collected from your system at any given time to improve your computing experience.
PS2 was a disappointment for a number of reasons. The two main things for me were, I've had horrible experiences with the DVD player in both my and my friend's PS2, and that the remakes of PS1 games seemed to be much, much worse. My opinion, though.
PS3 is overpriced. That's all I need. I'm not going to pay about as much as I'd pay for a PC just to game, and maybe watch some videos in a format I won't buy.
SOE is a disappointment. I don't think this needs further detail.
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"It could just be false detections from imperfect scanning," fMRI is attuned to blood oxygen levels. The study doesn't really say any anything except "hey guys, remember that fMRI doesn't actually image neuron firings but increased oxygenated blood flow."
Except that in the 70's there was already a huge calmour about a Global Cooling.
No, that's not true. Design can be objective. We're not necessarily talking rounded corners, we're talking about material of case, dimensions of case, fan noise, etc. Things which can be measured.
It only half-worked for me. I had to switch away from bcm43xx back to ndiswrapper because strange things happened. Like I had to reload the module about every 24hrs, otherwise my connection would just stop.
Moi, d'abord, j'accueille nos nouveaux maîtres d'objets volants non-identifiés !!
Why would it be Sarbanes-Oaxley compliance? They've been quite open (and made a few ads) about being able to run Windows on Mac. They didn't release that the cards were actually 802.11n, which is why they have to charge to make them such. It's not the same situation.
I'll believe it when I see it.
If you don't mod me up, I'll die earlier. Modding Down = Murder. Please, think of others. Mod up. A public service announcement.
...It's more likely because his agent figured he was "hot stuff" which Apple couldn't live without and so he demanded too much money. Then Apple proceeded to say, 'Alright then. Goodbye', where then Long's agent had a massive 'oh crap' moment and heart attack.
As soon as people forget the web 1.0 bubble and the web 2.0 bubble again.
Did anyone else read this as "Geek Blog" instead of "Greek Blog"?
This definitely sounds like something the iPod would win at and would still be apple-style. You can just picture the keynote where Jobs has 2 iMacs and an iPod with a user account, he removes the iPod from dock 1 and places it in dock 2, clicks around, "...and boom. I'm logged in with all my settings, bookmarks, and files." I think I could see myself using this functionality.
So, it's not really a fork of Wikipedia, because it's not really a wiki anymore. It's just...a controlled community database.
Yeah, because the RIAA is soo known for all their good publicity and PR-control.
I hope it comes with extra plutonium. A nuclear reaction is needed to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity!
They...they couldn't see in 3 dimensions before? ...Could we evolve to see 4 dimensions, then?
Front page works. That's all.
See telcos? If you really want to make money, just support and lobby for a complete net neutrality bill which has a clause excluding Myspace.com from neutrality! Then you'll be rich, and we'll have net neutrality(ish)!
wxWidgets is not LGPL. wxWidgets is under the wxWindows (the project was renamed but apparently this wasn't) license.
Firefox Plugins: Why run anything else?
I'll just run Skype in my tray, thanks..
Can they really legally say, "Welp, even though it's your personal data, we reserve the right to do whatever we want with it if it benefits us or our partners." ?
All 10 titles? You should -be- so lucky. Back in my day, we had -1- 240x180 AVI of a CGI dancing baby and we -liked- it. You young whippersnappers and your "1820q" and your "ePod" and your "skipe".
> Guess the whole line of "location, location, location" really is true.
I know this is off topic, but is it me, or whenever I hear something repeated 3 times or more, all I'm thinking is "Developers, developers, developers, developers.."
Here at Microsoft, we care about the Customer Experience. As a result, we've taken the following measures to make sure your experience is as pleasant and beneficial to you as possible.
- Our new operating system, Windows Vista, requires only the best high-end hardware so that, even on a system well beyond the power you should ever need, you'll still get the true Windows Experience(TM)
- The new Windows Media Player 11 features all-new and exclusive DRM, or Degradation Resistment Technology by Microsoft, which not only provides wonderful sound in the new and improved WMA format, but protects your rights as well.
- Our operating systems now report back with system information and other information which we feel should be collected from your system at any given time to improve your computing experience.
Microsoft: Where do we want to take you today?
PS2 was a disappointment for a number of reasons. The two main things for me were, I've had horrible experiences with the DVD player in both my and my friend's PS2, and that the remakes of PS1 games seemed to be much, much worse. My opinion, though. PS3 is overpriced. That's all I need. I'm not going to pay about as much as I'd pay for a PC just to game, and maybe watch some videos in a format I won't buy. SOE is a disappointment. I don't think this needs further detail.