While the two screenshots they showed might look relatively simple, they definitely look like the Enterprise D -- and that may be the most important thing.
Google didn't use the word widget, I don't know why/. keeps posting references to Google Widgets, which don't exist. They're simply personalized homepage modules. Regardless, one use of the word widget has come to be small open applications running on a shared platform. So even if they did use the word widget, they wouldn't be redefining it.
I think an actual "reality" show involving outer space could be interesting if done right. Not like they'd be allowed on the ISS, but make them fight to be on a SpaceShipTwo, or even just make them do challenges on a parabolic flight.
First point: we know what widgets are. We're reading/. and don't need a definition.
Second point: since when does Google offer rival widgets? They have Google Desktop, yes, but that's no Konfabulator or Dashboard.
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While the two screenshots they showed might look relatively simple, they definitely look like the Enterprise D -- and that may be the most important thing.
While they're at it, they should ban email and telephones too if they want to stop information leaks.
Yep. The "brand-new" Radeon X1k series was launched in October, and the GeForce 7 series was launched in August.
Agreed. And I thank /. for letting my browser use the font I selected, as Times in italics simply isn't readable.
Google didn't use the word widget, I don't know why /. keeps posting references to Google Widgets, which don't exist. They're simply personalized homepage modules. Regardless, one use of the word widget has come to be small open applications running on a shared platform. So even if they did use the word widget, they wouldn't be redefining it.
People still use hotmail?
I think an actual "reality" show involving outer space could be interesting if done right. Not like they'd be allowed on the ISS, but make them fight to be on a SpaceShipTwo, or even just make them do challenges on a parabolic flight.
First point: we know what widgets are. We're reading /. and don't need a definition.
Second point: since when does Google offer rival widgets? They have Google Desktop, yes, but that's no Konfabulator or Dashboard.