For the @school.edu... no real reason other than that. And of course, it's easier to find who you're looking for just by knowing their name. Facebook kinda nulls that one, but still...
Don't tell us what resolution we want. Consider that the vast majority of high end 15.4" wides are sold with either a low res, WXGA, or WSXGA+. 1440 isn't enough to have two tasks side by side, 1650 is. I use tiling window managers, I would know.
there's an article in this month (or last month) WIRED about using CAPCHAs and such. CAPCHA2 will have 2 words: the first one is a CAPCHA, and the second one is an unidentified word (scanned) from an ebook project (can't remember which one). It not only helps defeat bots, but helps with cataloging the world's books!
Even worse, my old Samsung had a "recent calls" menu on the outside screen. No notification until your pocket starts saying "Hello?"
I'm pretty glad that phone broke. My new one, an older Ericsson, turns on the backlight every time you press a key with the keylock on. Pointless.
I'm not sure that's what you mean... quality control is the uniformity of the product in manufacture.
If you're talking about the textbook writing quality, it's not half bad. Seriously, a good teacher should only be using it as a semi-reference, anyway.
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What was that old saying, again? "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish?"
REAL men use butterflies!
On the plus side, the new power adaptors work with both the laptop and the dock. Still, I've got three of the old ones sitting around useless.
and the sad part is how easy it is to fix. Just ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H a year of your life away!
For the @school.edu... no real reason other than that.
And of course, it's easier to find who you're looking for just by knowing their name. Facebook kinda nulls that one, but still...
Is that problem, by chance, a slug?
Al! I knew it was you!
Wow, they didn't mention Archive. I mean... c'mon. Doesn't everybody use archive?
OK, we'll stop now.
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Don't tell us what resolution we want. Consider that the vast majority of high end 15.4" wides are sold with either a low res, WXGA, or WSXGA+. 1440 isn't enough to have two tasks side by side, 1650 is. I use tiling window managers, I would know.
yup, that's the one! good article in wired, if any subscribers haven't read it yet.
there's an article in this month (or last month) WIRED about using CAPCHAs and such. CAPCHA2 will have 2 words: the first one is a CAPCHA, and the second one is an unidentified word (scanned) from an ebook project (can't remember which one). It not only helps defeat bots, but helps with cataloging the world's books!
Snoopy76? That's the combination on my luggage!
Dunno... I've seen some Ogg fans.
Even worse, my old Samsung had a "recent calls" menu on the outside screen. No notification until your pocket starts saying "Hello?"
I'm pretty glad that phone broke. My new one, an older Ericsson, turns on the backlight every time you press a key with the keylock on. Pointless.
Holy Shit! A talking doorknob!
Be careful, you will be smitten by saint emacs!
Also take into account that incoming charge the same, and that instant messaging (java AIM, etc) also cost per 3 digit reply...
I call 1337. Hell, i'll take 31337, too!
I'm not sure that's what you mean... quality control is the uniformity of the product in manufacture.
If you're talking about the textbook writing quality, it's not half bad. Seriously, a good teacher should only be using it as a semi-reference, anyway.
http://wikibooks.org/
yes, but the password...
1...2...3...4...5!
There's no better way to teach kids about keeping their elbows off the table.
Right?
BRRRZZZTTTT!! RIGHT!
The sidebar in office XP was a pretty big change. Fortunately, it was easy to get rid of...