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How free form are the possibilities in ordering? (also naming...)

(Also fun, if you think of too many altogether... Complicates the above even further.)

http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=129234... (found via images.google.com .)

This site also has an amusing comparison of crocs & vibrams.

http://www.myuntoldsecrets.com/View.aspx?secret=102&topi...

(incidentally, I found that site originally via some spamming of the site in the picture, when I was reading the craigslist "best of" linked in it. I see the relevant drop.io page is pointing to another site. :\ )

I must bring a magnet to barnes&noble...

I am curious if the kindle, in your use case, will- at the end of it's life- have distinct hand-prints where the original color is intact (if not physically smoother).

http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1994-04-24/

(while searching for that comic, I found coverage of a MS speech recognition issue, whereby malicious sound recording could speak commands...)

Depending on the context that inspired you to ask, the literal explanation may not help.

_Resubmissions are allowed after a year or so._

[beyond paraphrasing, completely reconstituting the thought, still meaningful however.]

This solves all the problems in your first paragraph. Automatic re-posting is almost a guarantee if it's that good, so that's paragraph two handled.

Originally saw the site accredited in the movie 'children of men' [title possibly mangled].

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Topeka,_Kansas&...

http://www.google.com/search?q=discussion&tbs=dsc:1

>In this film universe radar is everywhere and can do anything - find valuable mineral deposits deep underground, locate large schools of fish underwater, etc, and all from thousands of miles away! Worship radar at the church of your choice.

I don't know if radar was developed first, but since sonar accomplishes these tasks I think it's fair to give it to them. Sound/Radio, pretty close.

Agree with people taking the results too seriously, especially with some labs not taking it seriously themselves by failing to handle samples carefully and contaminating evidence.

I like your example regarding souls adhering to photographs, not least because it's something I have chuckled to in my head before :\ .

Lastly, in respect to people's overreaction to results, I'm tempted to dismiss it as amazing that we made it this far, and that our genes carry any meaningful\beneficial signal. This attitude is tempered by my fortunate lack of fatal news, and a chance optimistic outlook [for today at least -- the mind if fickle].

It sounds like these Apps/Extensions are simply a tidier bundling of the long present webgui [webgui.zip ?]. Technically, I bet all this was possible already, but this likely makes the use more conventional, supported, & easier to setup.

The previous paragraph mentioned the flavoring of cassia, and the following mentioned how sugar holds the flavor.

http://web.archive.org/web/20061031105033/http://theprimacyo...

Pre-Edit: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play , according to my Ubuntu's startup applications preferences.

The issue then, is whether the botnet admin would recognize the luck\value of a select machine with inside access, or if it would go unnoticed.

On topic: Wikipedia's lists are usually fun. WP has become my search engine of choice for things apart from error messages, or when I think I know what I'm looking for (or close).

" Not available on Mobile " as seen from my BB8130 using opera mobile 5.

The native browser used to work with youtube, but then the site changed. Using opera on certain yt videos usually offers me a link to the rtsp:// feed that will open back in the native browser, then the media player (a part of the browser?) launches the stream. To say nothing of how bad the mitsubishi ad linked elsewhere played, when I got it to (likely youtube or the original uploader making a bad encoding decision, but it was all artifacts with no interpretable images).

Offtopic, but oh so relevant. I love to hate on this phone.

Pre-edit(ps?): The input system hates text fields on webpages, hates entering and leaving fields (cursor gets locked on the first word), hates text boxes bigger than the screen (seen occasionally in the horrible RIM FB app), the input system will crash occasionally, and it's predictive text refuses to acknowledge typos. Also, I kept getting a spurious double "e" ("ee") when I /pasted/ the youtube link above, and I've never seen that before.)

Could someone explain what stuck out in the above?

Insta-edit: I see it's -1 now, and I don't have that strength yet, so it wasn't a mis-click.

I'm surprised hotels haven't moved much past N64, which even the ones that have it are using emulation (I am suspect of this claim myself, but confident enough to post it). ---Actually I think I've seen at least NGC available from hotels. (Both thru the CATV & ordering system.)

Edit (Yay, I thought my comment had baked set already!): LodgeNet used their hotel PPV delivery systems for game rentals on demand, and they were run on console hardware, with the video piped over the CATV channel dedicated to that room. I have no evidence to support this, it was a PITA to search.

I got hung up on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_M82 , Which I knew wasn't the FAMICONBOX I was thinking of. http://web.archive.org/web/20071011234713/assembler.roarvgm....

My point is lost to me.

Edit2 (It's late): Anyways, I shouldn't have jumped so aggressively about your claim of no HDD & delivery, Since I also would like to see console aggregation.

Makes it easier to understand, seeing it from above. I also suspect I have seen this on an infrastructure blog which I can't recall offhand.

Instant edit: Could the submitted title be made clearer?

More to the point, I was surprised that you can right-click-save the drawn output without any overhead on his part.

And [paraphrasing,] I equally miss being able to boot into an interpretor or programming environment when a machine has no boot devices. I imagine the overhead is low, so it's likely just licensing + apathy [irrelevance more likely].

Originally: feed://readablefeeds.appspot.com/readability/feed?url=http%3A//news.ycombinator.com/rss

Fixed: http://readablefeeds.appspot.com/readability/feed?url=http%3...

I'm sure you've found that on your own already, but it answers the question.

I am curious why the submitted link wasn't truncated to /explore/, as it currently links a calgary based search.

Try setting the alarm for when you should sleep, instead of wake.

I need to do this myself, and reading your thoughts made it clearer to me. (Doubt I'll actually do it though...)