I still use Photoshop CS2, I'm aware Photoshop is to be ah rented in the future if not now, seems that would be an easier install as you don't have to mess with a windows installer (Adobe ain't gonna pay for it's use). The demo uses in but it's not an on-line version.

I can't help but laugh at all the people that will be trying to reuse the key shown to unlock their Photoshops.

Modafinal is a drug available from India on the cheap http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M...
commercially it was being sold as Provigil.

The article I didn't read hits upon this drug, I've purchased it a few times from India as Provigil (with a prescription), it's come I'm sure as modafinil.

Provigil's patent was to expire in 2012 thus begot Nuvigil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A... which is slower acting, Provigil's patent was renewed for a very long time, I haven't got an answer to when, but told it's no time soon.

Nuvigil runs around $20 a tablet, Provigil $25 a box of 50 (India), Provigil isn't being sold anymore (in the US) that I know of just kept for it's patent.

Modafinal is your basic generic drug, everything after is research.

In the case of Newvigil, it being such an exceptional drug they are asking for more than it's worth, where as Modafinal being virtually the same thing, is asking it's manufacture price and a bit of profit.

As much as I distrust javascript the web seems to run on it for the pretty things, Maybe this could help put a stem to it, it's a hope.
Hell if nothing else stop eye strain, I mean those short lines (sentences) are a b!tc#.

Links added to my HOSTS file apk, can only hope.

Ressurrector - bringing to life killed equipment

I was thinking of them being stolen as they drove along unmanned. They wouldn't make it 5 miles.
Article had a picture of a truck that could make someone very wealthy if torn down to it's basic parts.

Then this part: "who, in other words, gets sued or charged when an unmanned automobile harms people or property?"

Urban myth or not you decide. While in Viet Nam you hear of the story - one time someone got run over by a 2 1/2 ton truck, the family got a lot of money as a settlement. When trucks drive through villages now they are subjected to having kids thrown under the wheels for a pay off.

Comments are cheap, and a request for them show an interest in the audience.

Following the comments or suggestions are for adding things not thought of when the upgrade was thought of. Changing from the already decided format isn't an option.

Be it a highly paid study or someones grandiose idea for a new direction... it's how it always happens, some survive some don't.

I've never followed a link to Slashdot, can't think of a time I have. It's a site you need to stumble across to find. Opera browser had it's own /. shortcut and others would steer or hint of Slashdot's being, but stumble you needed to do. Just saying it's user base would appear to be of some importance.

My Beta shows half of a predetermined page that has a narrow band of text to the left and the right half all white or blank, not sure if it's my HOSTS file at work or it's just a blank billboard at the moment.

Slashdots' replies took some getting used; I even looked it up, (a good line length is 90 characters). I began to post without a carriage return. Once beta has become fact if I leave replies, I'll be doing a carriage return every 30 characters or less, It's something that can't be fixed without changing the entire format,

And that's how Digg.com died, Digg brought out a new version (upgrade) and almost all of their users went to Reddit.

Familiarity is something people like, and miss when it's gone.

FWIW, the new big lie is again Refresh rates, this time it's "The potiential of: 120hz, and 240hz", they go by the name of TruMotion, Auto Motion Plus, Motionflow, ClearScan, and Smooth Motion (all a marketing gimmick) I've run into them trying to buy a 32" monitor for my computer, I want a 120Hz but have to wade through the crap, and it's hard to do, they're all still 60Hz, no matter what you call it.

An example and the one I'm purchasing claims a potential of 240hz (Clear Motion Rate 240) so a true 120hz and how you play the game this week.

It would have the potentiality of connecting items not on the pay me first list.

Thought VIERA was just part of the big lie. All TV manufacture do it; this just being Panasonic's area.
The only thing VIERA has allowed me to do outside the norm is to play BattleField 3 in 3D on my Plasma HDTV.

A Plasma TV they claimed was 600hz, being evenly divisible by 24 (cinema) was just
as good as it could get. {The sub field refreshes 10 times a second that x 60 seconds
equals 600} they just tossed a Hz to the end of it, could of put MPH at the end and it meant as much.
No matter how they word it, it's a 60Hz refresh rate.

This you find when your 3D is running at 30FPS and your just a target.

I have a Denon AVR-1312 (home Theater) with HTML5.1 damn Panasonic doesn't notice it.
Supposed to be able to control one with the other.

I knew from the start only Panasonic web cams and WiFi dongles would work with the Panasonic HDTV.
I missed the part that said anything extra added. Looking at Panasonic's site, appears they do indeed block what they don't wish connected.

My saving grace was the HDTV cost me $300 at Costco, 1/3 it's cost new.

Good luck with that VIERA, I'm not going to work with it anymore. I'd of never heard of it if not for the give away price of the HDTV.

I know what you mean, the WTF is that one line in all ToS's that says "due to change at anytime". It doesn't help distancing themselves from Facebook, Twitter, or Google + when linkedin is fourth in line to use site log ons, when logging on to Slashdot.

Congratulations on your new acquisition! :}