@Lagertop: ca.lifehacker.com has the old layout as well. Don't tell Gawker!
@inkyness: It looks a bit less evil when you're looking at the peacock side of it. Then it's just ugly.
@le_sacre: I don't have a graphical file manager installed :-/
@rationtangsa: That's a neat trick! Thanks.
@SquareWheel: Probably you don't! This is okay as well.
I feel as though the polling in Control TV may not be entirely fair.
@Scott Leavenworth: I thought everyone assumed Americans were obese?
@ronpandolfi: I can't speak for all computers, and obviously the networking is a bit tricky when both computers naïvely expect DHCP, but I've successfully used this with FTP and SCP to transfer files real quick-like.
The bit at the end with the stuffed dog was the funniest thing I've seen all day. But wow.
In all likelihood, you don't actually need a Crossover Ethernet cable. Most modern computers, especially those with Gigabit ethernet, will figure out crossover by themselves.
[en.wikipedia.org]
[en.wikipedia.org]
@FrankenPC: SVG files are ASCII, not binary. you can just open them up and poke about, same as html files.
Does it just store links to them? Or does it actually inspect them for text content (e.g. infographics) and return them relevant to search terms?
I'm running Eclair on my G1, and I'll be running FroYo pretty soon as well. It's nice not being left in the dust.
If memory serves, in Wisconsin it is legal to /sell/ fireworks of nearly any assortment, but using them is (mostly) illegal. In as rural a state as ours mostly is, nobody much cares.
I really wish that Adobe would release 64-bit flash for Ubuntu. It'd be a nice thing to do, seeing as this is 2010 and some people have more than 3gb of RAM.
@knightmt: Find an old tablet PC on Ebay, and put 7 on it. Even relatively old ones run 7 really well, and are of a decent weight and size.
@TheFu: You should just automate adding the automation script. Then you won't have to do it every month!
@Thespamhere: I host my Django site with dreamhost, and it seems to work fine. It uses Carrier. It is admittedly in beta, but I've never had any problems with it (my site is extremely basic though, YMMV)
[wiki.dreamhost.com]
[wiki.dreamhost.com]
@zero111311: Direct me to the next AWS android with a physical keyboard.
