1960 MGA had a piece of rope tied to the interior door latch mechanism, and you would fish your hand into that little square cut in the door handle and pull, or, more frequently, reach outside and open the door using that latch.
1960 MGA had a piece of rope tied to the interior door latch mechanism, and you would fish your hand into that little square cut in the door handle and pull, or, more frequently, reach outside and open the door using that latch.
FYI folks, what this means is that on the day that Netflix offers these two movies, Amazon Prime users will also get access. Every movie that Netflix gets from EPIX, Amazon Prime users will get at the same time. Both of them will get new releases 90 days after they premier on EPIX for their paid subscribers.
If I had to come up with a crazy reason, I'd say that Steve Jobs may make a quick cameo, and it will be vastly easier to have any required medical support staff and equipment staged on their home turf than in the normal venue.
Wow. So you're the "app review guy" and you feel like it is your position to publicly humiliate a young developer? Considering your recent journalistic triumph of sucking one's own dick, I can see you're stuck in a pattern of worshiping yourself. Congrats, Casey. You've really personified that famous Roosevelt…
They can apologize, but hiring people who would do this indicates a sincere flaw, either in character or judgement, that I'd not want to expose myself to by spending time in their establishment. Apologies are certainly appreciated, but they do not absolve the actions.
Reminds me of Byberry State Hospital which we would run through as teenagers.
Looks like this is a 20" version, so while it is hideous, it isn't taking up your entire living room.
@disillusioned: Their serving in general will hold up, no doubt. However, I do believe that their infrastructure may have some chokepoints, like access to their customer service portal, or even hammering their 3rd party providers with support emails, which may cause mail issues for both Amazon, but more importantly…
Looks like Nickelodeon may be buying this.
I saw them at my stop at Times Square. They do look impressive in person.
Can they give the Heimlich?
@Mrrix32: [picasa.google.com] I use picasa on my Fedora box all the time. Were you looking for something else?
@tyler.derden: you might want to check out some music therapy programs around the world. They do seem to have well documented and researched results in many cases.
I had the opportunity to talk to Dr. Deforia Lane back in the very early 90's, and her efforts in using music in a therapeutic environment really encouraged me to continue my research into AI and how the physical construct of a human mind might have some structures that somehow act as internal redundancy paths. Great…
This is not recommended for use with compass enabled phones, I can only assume.
Cameras cause upset stomach too
Looks like I'll have to decide between the Droid 2 and this. Looking forward to the inevitable comparison article.
I loved the Captivate I got to test for my company. It was really fantastic for video playback, and I really lost any desire to use my iPhone at all while using it.
This is amazing. While the 7D is obviously superior, the fact that the Barbie is even capable of capturing any video and transferring that to a computer is such an indication of how far we have come with the commoditization and miniaturization of video recorders.
I'm hoping that the beat Microsoft and Apple to the punch and release some aspect of video gesture control or natural interface to their systems. Front facing cameras might increase the accuracy of google speech commands, and also might provide a consistent non-contact interface for controlling multimedia.