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17y ago
Any HTPC (or what I use these days, the Mac Mini), plus a HDCP compliant DVI-HDMI adapter and you're golden.
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17y ago
Apple would prefer for you to use Mobile Me.
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17y ago
Yes, "something else" the iPhone supports in OS 3.0, which is "push notifications". These is a background notification service any iPhone app can use that can show a text message on the screen and update a counter (aka "badge") on the icon
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17y ago
Far as I can tell, this isn't an exchange account, just an unread email badge. I say far as I can tell, because during the registration, when I saw they were asking for password instead of using SSO, I abandoned.
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17y ago
Again, on the contrary, Hulu themselves offer a "lean back" (their words, not mine) experience through the Hulu Desktop application.
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17y ago
Hulu is on my TV, using Hulu Desktop application, provided by Hulu, with an 10 foot experience approaching the usability of TiVo. EDIT: Hulu Desktop is at http://www.hulu.com/labs/hulu-desktop , have a look at the screenshots or try it. No
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17y ago
The CV transmission and polyethylene are internal components. I'm overthinking here, but the browser is essentially a JIT typesetter and job press inside a box of menus and buttons to control it. For the "browser as publisher" question, wha
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17y ago
Looks like Dell 2405FPW (I had one, great screen), which does rotate to portrait, but is not a touch screen. http://images.google.com/images?q=dell+2405+fpw Don't see any signs of third party touch screen add-ons, such as a platform under
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17y ago
Devistated : removed Vista from?
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17y ago
On the contrary, video delivery networks (VDNs) have been recommending loading data this way for years, such as one that's routinely internationally FedEx-ing those cheap 2TB "network" drives back and forth in small white mil-spec shipping
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17y ago
I recognize the author's appreciation for the Danger Hiptop, but lack of sync with real apps (instead of just the web cloud) made it a problem for business use. Samsung Blackjack II or MotoQ were good with data sync, but despite Handango (
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17y ago
> comment on what they add. Skitch adds annotations and sharing with almost the same simplicity as the built-in keystrokes. I typically use "⌘-Shift-4, Space" as well, when using the screens in my own work, but not when annotating or s
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17y ago
Turns out, Google is indexing the questions: http://www.google.com/search?q=site:wolframalpha.com+inurl:i... The "meaning of life" and "the ultimate answer" questions feature highly. But even more people seem curious about "unemployment
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17y ago
This list is great. Here's some more "FREE" software (some would appreciate a donation/purchase but are not crippled): 1. This may be obvious but as of the latest version, you don't gain much from a corporate email program like Entourage.
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17y ago
This guess makes the most sense: to correctly display formulae. An example from another thread: http://imgur.com/gcymm.png
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17y ago
Perhaps they don't want other search engines 'learning' the questions (via phrases hyperlinked to wolfram) and displaying the answers as summary text?
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17y ago
"Konami Code Sites", ranked 6th on current home as I write this, isn't even on the first page in the 'classic' view.
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17y ago
http://railsplayground.com/ Developer hosting from $5/month. Much better uptime than others in this price range. Have had some small sites with them for several years.
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18y ago
On the contrary, please don't show a list of my info to someone when my phone is locked.
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18y ago
"If you have to ask..." But catch up here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptonomicon We'll see you in Sealand.