If you buy something from a Yahoo store (and there are *lots*), Yahoo keeps your contact information. I never game mail.yahoo.com my mailing address, but they had it becuase I ordered a PSU from a Yahoo! store a month or so ago.
my only complaint about that browser is that it doesnt support the ability to change the colour of the scroll bars found on certain webpages.
I am very glad that Mozilla doesn't support colored scroll bars. The webpage can do anything it wants, as long as it's in my current broswer window (that includes screwing with my status bar, coloring my scroll bars, popup windows, and stupid mouse effects).
If you had read the article, you would have learned that $55 is just for Crossover Office, not for MS Office. You have to purchase MS Office seperately (or use an existing copy).
Yeah, I see that now. However, I'll be really impressed when they can try 100 different cats and it still only lets Flo, Ellipse, and Squirrel in.
When they get to that stage, I'm sure these things would sell like hot cakes. Just "initialize" the "Flo-Control Cat Door" with pictures of your cats and you're done.
Very cool. It seems to be pretty good at blocking other animals (skunks, etc...), but what about another cat?
If possible, they should combine the image recognition with the magnetic collar. This would allow the door to open *only* for a rodent-less Flo and not just any ol' rodent-less cat.
Classic = running OS 9 apps inside of OS X. If you run OS X, you're better off playing a OS X version of the game instead of OS 9. Classic slows things down a bit.
It would be kinda like buying the windows version and playing it in Virtual PC on the Mac.
Well for one thing where on earth is there going to be a road & highway department (in a country that can afford heatable concrete) that's going to let an inch of ICE fully form before they decide to do something about it?
Fortunatly, where I live in Alaska the DOT is not obsessed with keeping the roads bare. It is quite common to have an inch or two snow/ice pack on the roads in the winter. The snow plows use grooved blades, which in turn grooves the ice in the direction of travel. Your tires grip the ice grooves quite well.
Salt isn't used because it doesn't work when it gets really cold. I think the magic temperature is 0F, since Mr. Fahrenheit used a salt & ice mixture to define 0F. (I'm not entirely sure about this.)
Offtopic rant: I now officially hate IE for OS X. Apparently the Esc key clears a text boxes, which just happened as I finished typing this the first time around (vi habit). Arrg.
IE does that in windows too. Did you also notice that:wq doesn't work in MS Word?
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Hey, keep your spam down there buddy...
If you buy something from a Yahoo store (and there are *lots*), Yahoo keeps your contact information. I never game mail.yahoo.com my mailing address, but they had it becuase I ordered a PSU from a Yahoo! store a month or so ago.
I didn't get anything... I just turned everything else off and made sure they had fake contact info.
I'd say that the primary purpose of advertising is to make the public aware of whatever product or service they're trying to sell.
Good point. As long as I can turn stuff like that off, I'm happy. However, for which web applications would the "features" I mentioned be important?
I am very glad that Mozilla doesn't support colored scroll bars. The webpage can do anything it wants, as long as it's in my current broswer window (that includes screwing with my status bar, coloring my scroll bars, popup windows, and stupid mouse effects).
If you had read the article, you would have learned that $55 is just for Crossover Office, not for MS Office. You have to purchase MS Office seperately (or use an existing copy).
I wonder how well a FPS would play in Virtual PC?
Well, according to some of the Mac rumor sites, 10.2 will be released at MacWorld New York (July 16).
And now you know... the rest of the story.
Close, but not quite. It's actually
And now you know... the rrrrrrrest of the story.
Yeah, I see that now. However, I'll be really impressed when they can try 100 different cats and it still only lets Flo, Ellipse, and Squirrel in.
When they get to that stage, I'm sure these things would sell like hot cakes. Just "initialize" the "Flo-Control Cat Door" with pictures of your cats and you're done.
Um, that's not a moderation. It's part of the subject...
Very cool. It seems to be pretty good at blocking other animals (skunks, etc...), but what about another cat?
If possible, they should combine the image recognition with the magnetic collar. This would allow the door to open *only* for a rodent-less Flo and not just any ol' rodent-less cat.
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-50 below huh? Wouldn't that be, like, 50 above? :)
Funny, they have that same thing (the -50 below bit) on a thermometer at The Hitching Post in Glennallen.
Classic = running OS 9 apps inside of OS X. If you run OS X, you're better off playing a OS X version of the game instead of OS 9. Classic slows things down a bit.
It would be kinda like buying the windows version and playing it in Virtual PC on the Mac.
Huh. Didn't know that. Thanks for the enlightenment.
Doh! I read shareholder as stockholder. Silly me. I think it's time to go to bed now...
This is sort of off topic, but Google is privately held.
http://www.google.com/press/facts.html
Salt isn't used because it doesn't work when it gets really cold. I think the magic temperature is 0F, since Mr. Fahrenheit used a salt & ice mixture to define 0F. (I'm not entirely sure about this.)
IE does that in windows too. Did you also notice that :wq doesn't work in MS Word?
http://seminars.apple.com/tradeshows/index.html
The difference between true north and magnetic north is refered to as deviation, declination, and variation. I personally prefer declination.
GPS satellites aren't in LEO. They orbit at an altitude of 20,200 km (12,552 miles).
Yes, but the adage of "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" still holds true.