What's the google web accelerator when it's at home, and why does it make signals v. noise so pissy?
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Does anybody here have experience with Mac-based VCD creating programs? I found one, iVCD, which looks pretty good, but it's $29.95, which seems a little pricey to me for something that I'm only going to use very occasionally.
MS invested $150 million in Apple, resulting in the renaissance of Apple.
That's a bit of a stretch.
There were a myriad of factors, but $150 Million is only a drop in the bucket of an (at the time) $3 Billion company (Apple).
By settling the mutual lawsuits between Apple and Microsoft, Microsoft gave the $150 million token amount as a good faith showing and promised to keep developing MS Office for the Mac.
The buying of NeXt (to replace the failed attempt at a similar OS) and bringing back Steve Jobs, who had gone on to get a bit more maturity over his ten-year hiatus (and not a little business accumen) were a far greater factor in the re-emergence of Apple to major-player status.
Apple was never mostly dead, despite what the news media loved to claim.
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Thank you Tom Scola! Yay. V. useful.
Though between buying the printer/scanner/fax-y thing (it was on sale, see!) and the planned purchase of the hard drive and a speaker-y thing for the iPod, I have completely blown the top off my tech budget for the year. Doh.
Re: Laser printers. HP's do seem to be good printer, but the price for the cartridge given cartridge life seems outragous. Some of the competing brands seem to offer a better price per page, even if the printers last half as long, because the cartridges are so much cheaper and have higher capacities. Is my reasoning flawed? Am I missing a gotcha that means I should get a HP?
Stoopid XML/Javascript question...
Say I have a web page with an xml document embedded in it called xmlJobList. I want to replace this document's xml using Javascript. Say that I have a variable called xmlRetrievedJobStruct that's just a string of the xml I want.
Can I go
xmlJobList.xml = xmlRetrievedJobStruct;
to replace the xml document in memory with the new xml?
Actually, I can't. I get
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment
Can I only do stuff like this for xml that's loaded separatly into a web page, not xml that's embedded in a page?
OK - non-HPs have seperate imaging drums. HP is not so far off in per page cost. Sorry to obsess .
Oy.
Can you guys help me out with more QA? Can you get to http://skirts.provocateuse.com? http://bestof.provocateuse.com/? http://handson.provocateuse.com/?
I was able to get to handson. The other two timed out.
Only "all hands" worked for me.