Aha! I used Book2Pod with success. Testing HTML right now...god, loading this many notes is slow...hmm, didn't work. Will continue testing.
Sorry about the disjointed posts, it's hard to think straight when I just woke up >.
I've used programs like PodText to transfer books to my iPod. Not that program specifically, but I can't find the one I used...but I found several at Versiontracker. A recent MacAddict article said that the iPod supports basic HTML like you asked. I can't find the article, but this seems to be correct.
I hate to quote the crazy guy with the sign, but "Politicians and Diapers need to be changed for the same reason." Saw that one on my way down to see the family, and for once, agreed with the sign.
The Shire, and other civilizations before toothbrushes didn't have candy bars (or refined sugar, for that matter). A steady diet of it makes the toothbrush a necessary evil.
That is a false-hood, and I challenge you to provide me with a single location in the US that has ONLY Wal-Mart that offers music for sale.
AFAIK, Devils Lake, ND has no music dealers (using qwestdex.com searching for category:music). They do have a Wally World. That example was also very easy to find, I typed a random ZIP code into walmart.com and looked up the city that came up. I have no doubt that I could find others.
I found a *huge*, industrial power strip at Fry's Electronics. It reminded me of the ones that you find mounted in science labs at school, with ~12 ports, seperated by ~3 inches on each side. It looked perfect, as I have the same problem as you.
Not only do I have a computer constantly on my lap during non-school non-work hours (well, I do work around computers), but I carry my T-Mobile Sidekick around (with Google set as my homepage) and use it constantly during the day. I mean *constantly*. At stoplights. In between steps while walking. At those valuable 5 minutes in between classes. At meals. I think I need help...
Point taken. Using my example, you don't see gun makers advertising killing humans for $$. Kazaa could be clearer about that (not just putting one line in the EULA).
You shouldn't sue the conduit. Normally, people don't sue the gun maker (although in our sue-happy world, I wouldn't doubt it's been tried) when they are shot, even if the gun doesn't have a warning label stating that people can die with its use.
The article didn't mention if you received a license for one cpu along with the immunity from the standard baby killing. I pictured an IBM semi-trailer rumbling down the highway, with an SCO chicken (looked like Darl with feathers) standing at the other end of a straight, squaking furiously at the oncoming behemoth. The chicken doesn't stand a chance. Dennis got into the act after Linus called his code ugly: damn, them be fightin' words! Anyone have a guess as to who these McBride sources are? My hunch is Miss Cleo. Darl: so, um. Ya. So we didn't try googling our code before we showed it in las vegas?
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Why enforce video game ratings stronger than movies? Do you really think there is a fine on movie theaters for allowing kids into R rated movies? Even the MPAA admits that the rating system is voluntary. I went to R rated movies when I was 14, thanks to the 'voluntary' rating system. Yes, I'm fine now, thanks.
I don't tip because I have extra money. I tip because I've worked just about every shit job there is at some point in time, and can completely relate to them having to deal with asshole customers every day who think that $2.25/hr actually pays the rent in most metro areas.
Bingo. Even though many of the waiters probably make as much as I do (I'm lucky to live in a state with a $7.01 minimum wage), I have a rule about tipping 20% unless they spit in my food or something. (It's really easy, just move the decimal point left one space, and double that. So a $20.00 tab gets a $4 tip) I know how much it sucks to be a part-time wage slave and still not make enough to pay rent. I also tipped a cab driver $20 getting me from SF International to downtown SF in about 10 minutes. People who don't tip (and tip well) have never been poor.
Wow!! That is the neatest thing I've seen on OSX in a long time;) Hail the orange Apple! And the yellow web links! And the translucent white terminal screens! I'm going to play some excellent pranks with this;)
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Aha! I used Book2Pod with success. Testing HTML right now...god, loading this many notes is slow...hmm, didn't work. Will continue testing. Sorry about the disjointed posts, it's hard to think straight when I just woke up >.
I've used programs like PodText to transfer books to my iPod. Not that program specifically, but I can't find the one I used...but I found several at Versiontracker. A recent MacAddict article said that the iPod supports basic HTML like you asked. I can't find the article, but this seems to be correct.
Strange, one of the international airports that came to my mind (Spokane International, GEG) isn't on that list.
I hate to quote the crazy guy with the sign, but "Politicians and Diapers need to be changed for the same reason." Saw that one on my way down to see the family, and for once, agreed with the sign.
The Shire, and other civilizations before toothbrushes didn't have candy bars (or refined sugar, for that matter). A steady diet of it makes the toothbrush a necessary evil.
That is a false-hood, and I challenge you to provide me with a single location in the US that has ONLY Wal-Mart that offers music for sale.
AFAIK, Devils Lake, ND has no music dealers (using qwestdex.com searching for category:music). They do have a Wally World. That example was also very easy to find, I typed a random ZIP code into walmart.com and looked up the city that came up. I have no doubt that I could find others.
w00t. :) The 10,000,000 - 10,000,010th numbers of pi are: 2591513361. Have fun ;)
It's in Pi...the last 10,000 digits, to be exact...and that's a pastry..sort of...
Hehehe :) Our Imms usually made rooms containing shopkeeps/healers nokill :(
Ahh! I remember that...and when my MUD converted to having 150 levels...then 1000...(so glad I don't play anymore)
I found a *huge*, industrial power strip at Fry's Electronics. It reminded me of the ones that you find mounted in science labs at school, with ~12 ports, seperated by ~3 inches on each side. It looked perfect, as I have the same problem as you.
We did this on MUDs I've played. Ever killed the Executioner in Midgard? I have :-D
Actually, it's both. Watching older episodes with CC on shows 'F'n cry'. Later episodes show 'Laugh and Cry' I have no idea why.
Not only do I have a computer constantly on my lap during non-school non-work hours (well, I do work around computers), but I carry my T-Mobile Sidekick around (with Google set as my homepage) and use it constantly during the day. I mean *constantly*. At stoplights. In between steps while walking. At those valuable 5 minutes in between classes. At meals. I think I need help...
...why does he have a mosaic across his nipples? I tried Google, to no avail...
Was the one that got into my iBook and died! That lovely, translucent shell is perfect for showcasing creepy crawlies. Ewww.
Point taken. Using my example, you don't see gun makers advertising killing humans for $$. Kazaa could be clearer about that (not just putting one line in the EULA).
You shouldn't sue the conduit. Normally, people don't sue the gun maker (although in our sue-happy world, I wouldn't doubt it's been tried) when they are shot, even if the gun doesn't have a warning label stating that people can die with its use.
The article didn't mention if you received a license for one cpu along with the immunity from the standard baby killing. I pictured an IBM semi-trailer rumbling down the highway, with an SCO chicken (looked like Darl with feathers) standing at the other end of a straight, squaking furiously at the oncoming behemoth. The chicken doesn't stand a chance. Dennis got into the act after Linus called his code ugly: damn, them be fightin' words! Anyone have a guess as to who these McBride sources are? My hunch is Miss Cleo. Darl: so, um. Ya. So we didn't try googling our code before we showed it in las vegas? This Comment was generated with the Comment-O-Matic for SCO Stories.
I wish! Then i could smoke pot in my home in AK with no fear of the men in black busting down my door.
Anyone else notice that the new iMac configurations are shipping with Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4? Right on.
Why enforce video game ratings stronger than movies? Do you really think there is a fine on movie theaters for allowing kids into R rated movies? Even the MPAA admits that the rating system is voluntary. I went to R rated movies when I was 14, thanks to the 'voluntary' rating system. Yes, I'm fine now, thanks.
I don't tip because I have extra money. I tip because I've worked just about every shit job there is at some point in time, and can completely relate to them having to deal with asshole customers every day who think that $2.25/hr actually pays the rent in most metro areas.
Bingo. Even though many of the waiters probably make as much as I do (I'm lucky to live in a state with a $7.01 minimum wage), I have a rule about tipping 20% unless they spit in my food or something. (It's really easy, just move the decimal point left one space, and double that. So a $20.00 tab gets a $4 tip) I know how much it sucks to be a part-time wage slave and still not make enough to pay rent. I also tipped a cab driver $20 getting me from SF International to downtown SF in about 10 minutes. People who don't tip (and tip well) have never been poor.
Wow!! That is the neatest thing I've seen on OSX in a long time ;) Hail the orange Apple! And the yellow web links! And the translucent white terminal screens! I'm going to play some excellent pranks with this ;)
Your girlfriend is Apache?