I think I've figured it out. The source code talks to the penguins and the little penguins hand the source code to the contributors and the fat penguins compile the source code and give it to the market place and somehow the market place gives the code back again
you should be able to plug a bluetooth adapter in the expansion slot
from treocentral.com-
The Treo 600 family also adds an SD/SDIO/MMC slot. This slot, located on the top of the device was also found on the Treo 90, and on all current Palm models. It enables the use of SD and MMC media for storage of more programs and MP3 audio or video and SD content cards like dictionaries, or game packs. More importantly it also is SDIO enabled, meaning that it will work with hardware accessory cards like Veo's SD photo card, Margi's SD presenter-to-go, or Sandisk's upcoming Wi-Fi and Bluetooth cards.
I guess this guy doesn't own many gadgets.
My desk is a tangle of wires for my phone/palm pilot/camera/midi
keyboard/headphones and usb doodads.
Bluetooth is perfect for sorting out this mess.
I thought the whole emphasis on CPUs was changing from higher clock speed to lower power usage, even in servers. Google's number one requirement is low power usage in their servers.
I'm sure the average PC in the future is going to be using LESS power than today.
that con-man William "Luke" Stewart, mentioned in the Wired article, still seems to have a company/web site pushing his snake oil- http://nicmedia.com/
1) don't throw out the old code and start again.
-if they had built on the old Netscape code things would have proceeded faster. an open source project needs at least something to build on, or tear apart.
2) don't expand the scope of the project before you have something that works.
-using the browser to also do the interface instead of using system widgets. who's idea was that?
i like mozilla. i used it for over 2 years before Safari came along.
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In Australia the notes are made from plastic with a transparent section.
It's not something you could make with a scanner and a printer
there are actually some serious philisophical debates over whether thermostats are conscious
c om ments.html
http://www.u.arizona.edu/~chalmers/notes/lloyd-
umm, i wasn't flame-baiting
there is something very unnatural looking about the hi-res image
These don't look like pictures, they look like paintings. Take a look at the hi-res versions
Have these been retouched?
statistics don't dictate anything on this
all we know is intelligent life occurred once. there's no way to extrapolate from a sample group of 1
is $.010 some 3133+ way of writing 1 cent?
the article says "Macquarie perch and Australian bass"
these are native Australian fish!
http://www.flora.ca/floss.shtml
I think I've figured it out. The source code talks to the penguins and the little penguins hand the source code to the contributors and the fat penguins compile the source code and give it to the market place and somehow the market place gives the code back again
whoever did that flow chart is insane
the have some samples here
sounds synthetic to me
the new netcraft stats are posted.
apache just keeps stealing more market share-
After 3 rings on my home phone it forwards to my mobile.
I just give people my home phone number.
Vonage forwarding is free and you can set the number of rings etc. on their web site
This way I can change mobile numbers and no one knows
you should be able to plug a bluetooth adapter in the expansion slot
from treocentral.com-
The Treo 600 family also adds an SD/SDIO/MMC slot. This slot, located on the top of the device was also found on the Treo 90, and on all current Palm models. It enables the use of SD and MMC media for storage of more programs and MP3 audio or video and SD content cards like dictionaries, or game packs. More importantly it also is SDIO enabled, meaning that it will work with hardware accessory cards like Veo's SD photo card, Margi's SD presenter-to-go, or Sandisk's upcoming Wi-Fi and Bluetooth cards.
look at the SCO pic. they cover up his Red Hat. hmm
people have been doing this for years with old macs
http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00001197/
Mobitopia had an article about this
I guess this guy doesn't own many gadgets.
My desk is a tangle of wires for my phone/palm pilot/camera/midi keyboard/headphones and usb doodads.
Bluetooth is perfect for sorting out this mess.
Vonage has "a good implimentation of VoIP to the desktop"
I'm using it now and it works great. Vonage supplies you with a cisco box and you just plug it into your router. free long distance in US and Canada.
i can download files and talk at the same time. there's no bandwidth problems at all.
I think you are wrong. The shares were going down all week on large volume. The rumour was that Paul Allen was dumping shares.
Ballmer announced Friday morning that he had been selling and there was a little relief rally because it was over.
I thought the whole emphasis on CPUs was changing from higher clock speed to lower power usage, even in servers. Google's number one requirement is low power usage in their servers.
I'm sure the average PC in the future is going to be using LESS power than today.
that con-man William "Luke" Stewart, mentioned in the Wired article, still seems to have a company/web site pushing his snake oil-
http://nicmedia.com/
1) don't throw out the old code and start again.
-if they had built on the old Netscape code things would have proceeded faster. an open source project needs at least something to build on, or tear apart.
2) don't expand the scope of the project before you have something that works.
-using the browser to also do the interface instead of using system widgets. who's idea was that?
i like mozilla. i used it for over 2 years before Safari came along.
> Most modern LCDs operate at only 24 bit color.
24 bit is a good as it gets. in 32 bit color, the 8 bits are used for other info, i.e. the alpha channel which is used to specify transparencies.
LCD's just aren't as accurate yet at displaying those 24 bits.
The reason PC's have so many obsolete doodads is that none of the manufacturers would take the lead.
Now that Dell has such a huge share of the market it's able to dictate what to include or drop from a standard PC.
of course macs are slower than pc's. they're comparing a 1GHz with 3GHz
the reason you use macs for video and graphics (at least here in manhattan) is that most of the pros use them for that.
if you need help with something, there are a bunch of people with similar mac setups you can call. If you use a PC you're on your own