Comment Re:Mouseover; see littlegreenfootballs; ignore (Score 1) 767
... but when captured by the British he also warned them that the colonists were ready to face them.
Warning? Or threatening?
You say tomato
... but when captured by the British he also warned them that the colonists were ready to face them.
Warning? Or threatening?
You say tomato
Could someone explain to me why we store twice before popping??
One for the shape and the other for the color.
Ah, but this was in the days of the Apple ][, for which anyone who ever did any any graphics programming would know that the location of a pixel (i.e., next to which other pixel) could affect the color. So, in a certain limited sense, the shape WAS the color.
I tend to agree with Dan East above, that this was probably Woz's speaking style.
A way for the Slashdot crowd to get a french kiss.
Perhaps the only way, for some...
Based on TFA, they'll be employing real people to put words in the mouths of virtual women.
Perhaps, but they may not be real women.
I was thinking more of something like the Honeywell Micro Aerial Vehicle:
http://www.honeywell.com/sites/portal?smap=aerospace&page=mav_video&theme=T8
No, I think an enemy would definitely notice one of these.
And try to avoid gettting slimed
Fixed that for you
If you haven't seen this animation, you should: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg
This is circa July 2010 when iPhone 4 was just coming out.
Windows 7 phone wipes it for you at random!
Not totally random, my friend with one discovered the hard way. It takes a vigorous shake of the phone followed by a wiping motion with screen pressure.
I suffer from the same problem so a continual problem with tablets that I don't see going away.
I just started using a napkin.
I got a nice anti-glare plastic screen protector for my Motorola Droid phone, which is very resistant to fingerprints and smudges, Hard to imagine such things won't be also available for the more popular tablets, eventually.
DEC diagnostics would run on a dead whale. -- Mel Ferentz