I always thought that DirecTv was missing a great opportunity with iptv shows becoming more popular. Think about it, they could take some bandwidth and broadcast several iptv shows, not to a channel, but to a Tivo or Tivo-like device. You could set it for the shows you wanted to see and have them recorded automatically. It would be like having Miro on your dvr.
According to this website http://www.livinginternet.com/w/wa_browser_mult.htm it was a browser called InternetWorks that was later renamed GNNworks. If that's not an alternate browser, I don't know what is.
When I worked at RS a few years back I thought it was crazy that they were trying to deemphasize the parts business (moving them off the walls and into bins, etc). That's the thing that made them different. (Except for the high prices of course.)
I know what you mean. I used to hate going into Blockbuster because of how pushy they got. RadioShack used to fire employees that didn't offer every customer a cell phone AND a sat dish. (Seriously, they would send in secret shoppers to make sure the employees did.)
Seems like when I just want to look, the employee are always asking if I need help and when I need help, I can't find an employee.
Michael Crichton used to write articles for computer magazines. I remember reading one where he talked about the timing how long it took you to type your name and password to determine if it was really you.
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I tried out VirtualBox a few months ago. And while it had a nice interface, the VMs seemed to crawl along compared to VMWare Server.
"will feature 100 classic books"
You mean books that they won't have to pay licensing fees for?
"Let's just guess at the results."
Welcome to the internet, my friend.
At least their dev section. Management is a different story. But I just can't help but seeing "MS VR" and thinking 360 degrees of blue screen.
has its problems to overcome.
finds that it weights 48 pounds.
I always thought that DirecTv was missing a great opportunity with iptv shows becoming more popular. Think about it, they could take some bandwidth and broadcast several iptv shows, not to a channel, but to a Tivo or Tivo-like device. You could set it for the shows you wanted to see and have them recorded automatically. It would be like having Miro on your dvr.
"Government loves padded stats that make them appear to be doing their job"
Replace Government with Teacher's Unions in that sentence.
I would like to request this exemption: Let me do what I want with the things I paid for.
According to this website http://www.livinginternet.com/w/wa_browser_mult.htm it was a browser called InternetWorks that was later renamed GNNworks. If that's not an alternate browser, I don't know what is.
Yes, but features usually appear first in "alternative" browsers and then get implemented in the mainstream ones. (Tabs, mouse gestures, etc.)
Including the iPhone and the Firefox browser you're probably using to view this page.
The way most people drive, I don't think flying cars are such a hot idea anymore :-)
Has anybody noticed that there's always a Chinese restaurant near a RadioShack? I wonder if there's a connection.
When I worked at RS a few years back I thought it was crazy that they were trying to deemphasize the parts business (moving them off the walls and into bins, etc). That's the thing that made them different. (Except for the high prices of course.)
I know what you mean. I used to hate going into Blockbuster because of how pushy they got. RadioShack used to fire employees that didn't offer every customer a cell phone AND a sat dish. (Seriously, they would send in secret shoppers to make sure the employees did.)
Seems like when I just want to look, the employee are always asking if I need help and when I need help, I can't find an employee.
No, he just didn't get questions as hard as the one's Palin did.
Michael Crichton used to write articles for computer magazines. I remember reading one where he talked about the timing how long it took you to type your name and password to determine if it was really you.
http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/index/index.php?author=Michael+Crichton
Perhaps an interactive form program. But not one called Adobe _READER_
...begs the question "Why Does Adobe Reader Need Javascript"??
NEVER trust a programer who can spel.
Of course it's "built wrong". Like most software, its outgrown it's original intent and things have been bolted on to it.
"They do, however, keep honest men from temptation."
But it's my house!
Sounds interesting.
Here in the U.S., it used to be that the top vote getter became president and the next highest became vice-president.
Then stop acting so...so...so liberal.