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Podcast Radio Show / Re: audio podcast the newsletters?
« Last post by brotherS on March 19, 2006, 02:04 PM »Some people already claim podcasts will vanish in the not too distant future - but if anyone has a nice voice, go ahead!
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I stopped using wrist watches too. But I would only want something you suggest if it has an 10" pull-out screen or something like thatYeah, Tablet PC meets NotebookYou know, BrotherS i'm hoping it'll be "tablet pc meets wrist clock" meaning maybe someday, everyone will have one of these.-brotherS (March 17, 2006, 05:10 AM)
(actually, i don't use wrist clock)
-jgpaiva (March 17, 2006, 05:29 AM)
There already are computers being sold in least-favoured countries at wrist-clock prices.I don't think so - just look at the prices of feature-packed new mobile phones...
It'd be nice if that kind of "cheap" technology in conjunction with origami's technology could generate and affordable product, since:The price is about 500-1000 US-Dollars.That might be a problem-OGroeger (March 04, 2006, 11:52 AM)
@brotherS: Watch that SetFormat command, it can disrupt the rest of your script.Oh, could there be a problem? I thought it was save when I read this:-skrommel (March 17, 2006, 11:51 AM)
Every newly launched thread (such as a hotkey, custom menu item, or timed subroutine) starts off fresh with the default setting for [SetFormat]
There was very good posting about Google's strategy on the Signal Vs. Noise blog (which is written by 37 Signals, the people behind BackPack and its associated Web 2.0 apps) - take a look: http://37signals.com...of_writely_means.php-m_s (March 16, 2006, 05:15 AM)
It’s obvious Microsoft is doing something right, no matter how bloated or ugly their UI is. Google isn’t going to topple Office with another Office (even web-based), and I really don’t think that’s their goal. The idea of the 80/20 rule, both the idealistic side, and the realistic side, has valid points, but here it’s being considered in a product vs. product debate.
Google is playing a completely different game which could have significant cultural impacts; moving the desktop to the web. Right now, these purchases, rollouts, and strategies are a part of a movement that is in its infancy. Many of these new services and products will flop, miserably, and I think Google understands this very well. However, and I don’t think I’m alone, I believe Google has the resources, the talent, and the track record to pull something this ambitious off.
Google’s threat to Microsoft isn’t just creating superior products; it’s Google’s ability to change the paradigm in which those products are made, distributed, and used.
Lets see how many similar portable PCs will be available.Google acquires WritelyI never heard about it before, but it sounds a bit like the Google Mail of word processors-lanux128 (March 15, 2006, 11:20 PM)
Nice!
PS Tray Factory does a nice job of displaying only those systray icons you really need to see.Too bad I never got an answer when I mailed a (Windows 2000) Tray Factory bug report...-AndyM (March 15, 2006, 12:47 PM)
Sound stuff, too lazy to remove-allen (March 15, 2006, 11:02 AM)
I'm not using those 2 protocols in Miranda, but it works for ICQ in Miranda - logging in as 'invisible' is a bit counterproductive though, no?Oh yeah, and of course I'm running the famous Miranda (https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=1201.0) 24/7 to enjoy some nice discussions in DonationCoder's IRC channel etc.-brotherS (March 15, 2006, 01:52 AM)
brotherS:
how do you login invisibly (if that's the correct term) with miranda? i can do it with yahoo/msn messenger but couldn't find a way in miranda... ;-)-lanux128 (March 15, 2006, 02:57 AM)
