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That's a pretty clever idea. Although I am assuming I don't have the permissions to download something that big to my work computer. For the bison parsers, which were the two copyrights I couldn't find, I punted and told the developers to find the copyright themselves.
FWIW, apparently "You can find the copyrights and licenses for every package installed on your system by looking in the file /usr/share/doc/package-name/copyright once you've installed a package on your system." Not that I installed any packages, but that's seemingly how Ubuntu discloses.
Interesting/useful articles on how to use DSLR cameras.
Master Your DSLR Camera, Part 1: Program Mode
Master Your DSLR Camera, Part 2: Manual Mode and More [Feature]
I would say a lot of the stuff in these posts is almost essential if you want to take good quality photographs. Maybe most people who own a DSLR camera know this stuff, but just in case....
edit to fix link - thanks, Jon.
Your second link goes to bloglines.Here's the link you want: [link]
Anyone planning to buy a Kindle should do it through our affiliate link - associates get 10% for Kindle referrals, so for every Kindle you buy through the link, the site gets $39.
Suddenly I take back all the non-positive things I may have said about Kindle.
Okay, kidding. Hmm. What's the etymology for Kindle?
Tommy, thanks for those links. I really need to get out and play with my DSLR more. There's stuff I can do with my film camera that I can't with the N70 that I haven't worked out with my D50.
Sadly, I think my mom already ordered Kindles for me and my brother. Big, outrageous Christmas presents. And I doubt she used the link. I'll donate extra generously this year, though...
I has iphone! Buffistas from the coach. For the win.
This looks like a good deal. Is it?
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Dana, what do you want to do with it?
For the price it looks good for a basic machine. E-mail, Internet, watching DVD's, etc. Since it looks to be a single processor, I would think it won't be able to multitask as well as the core duo models. But if you don't need that, why pay extra for it? Just remember to mail in the rebate.
