Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter - The Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter lets you connect a standard analog monitor, projector, or LCD that uses a VGA connector or cable to a Mac with a Mini DisplayPort.
- Chris
I have updated snes4iphone to v3.5.0 and made it available publicly on my repo/source that comes built-in to Cydia. There have been quite a few changes since
- Chris
28 excellent, useful cheat sheets in various file formats for Photoshop, Dreamweaver, colors, typography, and other web-design related topics all in one page with pictures of each cheat sheet.
- Chris
Kids play play free online games, test skills and knowledge about books, try out a writing activity, and express opinions in The Stacks. There's always something fun for kids to do in Games in The Stacks.
- Chris
LOL - I just completed the Zingerman's Tour de Bacon on Friday, where everything is better w/bacon. Clearly Coke has caught on as well. ;-)
- Catherine Juon
hard to say for all-time fave, but at the moment it's Kashi's Go Lean Crunch -- 'cause I think it's healthy & it tastes like Sugar Pops
- Trent Olson
from fftogo
Boring, I know, but... Honey Nut Cheerios.
- Michael Hocter
Cinnamon Life, Honey Bunches of Oats, and in my formative years - Cap'n Crunch Crunch Berries. Mmmmm.
- Steve Isaacs
I'm a big sugar addict, chocolate cereals especially but would eat captin crunch instead of dinner so had to give them all up years ago.
- Mrsth
+1 for Quisp, and Honeycombs a close 2nd
- Kevin Shannon
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Golden Grahams, Very Berry Kix
- Maria
Crunch Berries OMG I miss those. I heard that some store here in Israel in an area where a lot of Anglos live was carrying them for a while, but I haven't seen them in my local stores at all.
- Lisha Sterling
I can't choose just one. Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Golden Grahams, Cocoa Pebbles, and Raisin Nut Bran. Cinnamon Life is an honorable mention. :)
- Cheryl Jones
Count Chocola. Not very healthy eh?
- Ernie Oporto
Kellogs Frosties, love them when I was a child
- Kol Tregaskes
"brains Notes: Even adventurous eaters often draw the line at brains, and it's just as well, since they're loaded with cholesterol. Those who do eat them often scramble them with eggs. It's very important that brains be fresh, so either cook them or freeze them the day you buy them. Substitutes: sweetbreads (Brains and sweetbreads can be used interchangeably in most recipes, but brains aren't as well regarded.)"
- edythe
from Bookmarklet
I'm sticking with tofu brain substitute, thanks.
- Chris Baskind
i've eaten some things that most would consider off limits, but never had brains. i'm still not sure how i'd feel about that
- Cee Bee
I had a friend who ordered a brain taco at a Mexican restaurant. The waitress asked him if he was sure about his decision, since nobody actually orders the brain taco. He was drunk so he went through with it. The taco was gross. It smelled weird. It looked awful. My friend became ill after eating a few bites. Not sure if it was from the brains though. I mean, he HAD been drinking. Aw, who am I kidding? It was the brains.
- geoff
My parents have no problems eating brains. I can't say that I've knowingly eaten it before. I personally draw the line at Vietnamese duck blood. *barf*
- Louie
i had calves' brains in Mexico. They tasted very much how I thought they might. Like brains.
- edythe
I've had cow brains mixed in with scrambled eggs when I was about 8 or 9. I remember the eggs tasting REALLY good until I learned what the gray bits were. I mean, really good like the best eggs I'd ever had. My grandmother's favorite part of squirrel was the brains. Yes, I'm from Mississippi.
- Internet's Tad
Fantastic. Toss it on the barbie with other obscure meat products :)
- Mo Kargas
My father loves Brain, Sheeps brain is an old Scottish favorite (my grandparents were Scots). Thankfully I never picked up the habit :-)
- Duncan Riley
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Funny, my wife and I were discussing that very subject this morning with our 10-year old nephew. We haven't shown any of them to our almost-five-year-old daughter. Thinking of doing so soon, and planning to start on the classic first movie (number 4 in the 9 part series).
- John McCrea
I don't have any kids (not even married), I find it weird (to me being an star wars kid) that anyone would consider showing episode 1 first. Just me though...
- Justin Korn
They started with 4. And I still haven't let them watch 3. Too little.
- Cyndy
http://www.fanpop.com/spots... This article suggests 4-5-6-1-2-3 is best for newbs to the series, but that way ends on a complete downer. It also offers a compelling argument for 4-5-1-2-3-6. I've seen 4-5-6-1-2-3-4-5-6 offered by hardcore SW fans as the best way to watch the whole series, but that way is obviously an insane amount of movie watching, but it preserves the twists and ends on a high note
- Rob Haas
I would start our with 4 and pretend 1 never existed :)
- (jeff)isageek
Robert Haas: interesting link, thanks for sharing.
- Justin Korn
Definitely 4-5-6. They really are a self contained story. 1-2-3 are just filler.
- Chris
I agree, start with #4. Even after 30 years it still holds up. It's fun, the effects are pretty good, and there is a plot. It is so good, they use the same elements again, and again, and again in the rest of the series.
- Lorraine Ball
Four -- hands down. I might not show them the first three until they were old enough to understand why Lucas would do such a thing.
- Brian Bufalo
Place laptop above TV and _simulcast_ Episode 1 & 4 - the kids love this multi-tasking thing, and for adults it's like practicing a 1/2 marathon to get ready for the full one which is Mike Figgis' Timecode film.
- Micah Wittman
from twhirl
Star Wars begins at 4 and ends at 6. 1, 2 and 3 are blights.
- AJ Kohn
You have to start with IV so that the line, "I am your father," has some punch.
- Vezquex: God of FF
I always get into arguments with my 9 yr. old over whether or not 5 is better than 3 (the latter is his favorite), but I agree with Vezquex: 4 and then 5 for the punch.
- James Hull
My five-year-old has grown up with the prequels, but likes the originals better. No need to run them out of order, a smart kid will figure it out anyway.,..
- Chris Reed
Episode 4, duh! Just like I read "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" first.
- Trevor Carpenter
4-6, then wait 20 years and show them 1-3 :)
- Odi Kosmatos
Four. I refuse to acknowledge the prequels as anything other than slash fiction.
- Steven Perez
If you show them 1 first, they won't stick around for 4.
- Dave Pelland
I started with ROJ for my 3 year old. I thought he would like the ewoks to keep his interest up. Turns out he liked Vader the best. So then I ran eps 4-6 and then 3. I didn't want to scare him away with jarjar. The most proudest moment as a dad was listening to my son in his best vader breathing voice - "daddy, I'm your father!"
- Dylan McIntosh
from fftogo
The only good Star Wars was 5, end of story. 4 sucked cause Lucas directed, and 6 sucked because it should have been Wookies and not Ewoks. 1 through 3, well, they don't even count, do they? ;-)
- Sebastian Lemery
I'd show them 1, 2, and 3 when they're still under 12 years old, and then show them 4-6 when they're closer to 17. That way they won't hate 1-3, and they'll really appreciate 4-6. Of course, but the time any kid I might ever have would turn 17 I'd have to figure out when to show them 7-9.
- Kevin Fox
Honestly I barely recognize the first movie in that series as being a movie. I would probably start with the original set then move on to the newer ones with lessons in the dangers of remakes.
- Steve Spalding
4 hands down. "I am your father" and all that entails wouldn't work otherwise.
- Peter Stathakos
4 no doubt. The surprises around "I am your father" and "I am your brother" are wasted otherwise.
- Peter Stathakos
Hao - get thee to the nearest bookstore and snag a copy of "The Illuminatus Trilogy." No one on the internets should be fnord-deficient.
- Internet's Tad
Have enjoyed an excellent experience w/Adhost. Seattle based. Good live support.
- Dave Martin
You will find someone who will glow and people who will trash nearly every hosting company. I have yet to find one I am thrilled with
- Douglas E. Welch
from twhirl
Can't beat Slicehost assuming you know (or want to learn) how to setup your own server. They have excellent articles to help you out to.
- Benjamin Golub
from fftogo
MediaTemple for easy point and click hosting and Slicehost if you know what you're doing or want to learn about setting up and managing a server. I've had no problems whatsoever with either.
- Brandon Titus
I've been using Dreamhost for a few years now and have never ever had a problem.
- Chris
Been happy with Aspnix - asp and php all in one plan - agree with Douglas though, there will be both sides no matter what you choose
- Virtual Bird's Eye
from twhirl
I've been using Siteground and have been very pleased!
- Mary-Lynn
Used to love Dreamhost. Then I was one of 3k users that got hacked + they are immature in their customer outreach. Moved to MediaTemple - I figure if they can handle Starbucks website they can handle me.
- Andy Wibbels
Squidhost FTW! I've had some bad experiences with a couple of the ones listed above... due to various contractual reasons, I can't say which one it is.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
Are you looking for shared hosting? Is if stay away from Dreamhost. PairNic is worth every penny. MediaTemple is a close second.
- Paulo Elias
from twhirl
Shey-I've been pretty pleased with Dreamhost adfter 2 years. None perfect so just gotta try and hope for decent. I mean even Amazon went down once
- Mark Forman
Dreamhost. Transparent, friendly, and stable. Never had a problem, either.
- flammable
Textdrive/Joyent. However, I got in when they were cheap. Their hosting plans are pricey now.
- Morton Fox
I would have to say Surpass Hosting http://surpasshosting.com I've had a couple enterprise level dedicated servers with them as well as their shared and reseller hosting accounts. The support has always been great and they have an active community @ http://surmunity.com
- Brandon
I'd avoid dreamhost, they once took it upon themselves to robots.txt block search engine spiders on my sites because "I was using too many resources". They massively oversell shared hosting. It's ok for small sites, but anything resembling good traffic and they ride the fail whale
- Duncan Riley
Understanding that almost ALL shared hosting has problems now and then, I can't really recommend one, but I would say to avoid some of the bigger names (GoDaddy, Dreamhost, iPower). You get what you pay for in cheap mass hosting, really.
- Bryce Moore
from twhirl
i am an idiot.. Pair.com not PairNic for hosting. d'oh!
- Paulo Elias
from twhirl
Contegix, Contegix, Contegix. Honestly, just try it. They are so amazing it's not even funny. They are a managed hosting company, so you will pay more for their services, but they literally can replace most of your IT functions in your company. It's crazy how good and responsive they are. They also do a lot of great stuff for open source (hosting opensymphony.com, openqa.org, springframework.org, various Apache projects, etc). They are good people.
- Patrick Lightbody
Godaddy.com cheap. Arizona Hosting Provider!!
- Alex Sauceda
If you are looking for Windows hosting and you need a SQL Server database and are considering GoDaddy, be aware that they do not let you connect to your db with Enterprise Manager so your only choice if you ever want to make a backup or change hosts is to pay more than $100 to have the make a backup for you. Otherwise the hosting there is ok. If you need Windows hosting with good SQL Server access look at CrystalTech.com.
- Lindsay
Whatever you do, don't go with AITcom.net. Their service really sucks! I've had nothing but problems with their Windows server with Front Page extensions. I have had decent service with a Linux server from them though. They do have 24/7 support, but if they are having a global issue, good luck getting through to tech support.
- Jeff P. Henderson
Bluehost is fairly good shared hosting. They're cheap and beginner-oriented, but advanced users on a budget can quickly get used to the Bluehost way of life.
- Rishabh Mishra (p248)
I can't count how many times that happened when I worked the support desk. The last time, the person quickly amended "No, not the website - I need Google Earth installed and don't have download permissions. Lord, I must have sounded like an idiot."
- Jennifer Dittrich
Harvey: Use a webOS like http://g.ho.st! ; ) Heheh! You will feel like this with its virtuality. ; )
- Erhan Erdogan
Haha. Everyone knows that it's called The Google and you need a lot of gigahertz to run it - silly person.
- Vince DeGeorge
Sure, I charge $1.00 a gb for program installs.
- Chris
yeah I love when users call it "The Google" or "The Yahoo" [rolls eyes]
- Brandon
Yes. And I agree with @briansullivan but also because it's less wasteful. There is generally no benefit to bottled water, only plastic waste and money spent.
- ·[▪_▪]·
I do not agree with Brian Sullivan(?) There has been poisin reports of nuts throwing it into the water. But thats just some of the cleanest water in the U.S.
- Sweyn Venderbush
from fftogo
Penn and Teller did a whole show about this on Showtime. Tap water is regulated by thousands of EPA agents. Bottled, FDA one guy.
- Bob Hires
Just got back from camping in Italy - they have taps all over the place in towns to get water. Why don't more countries do this?
- Rich
Bottled water costs more than gasoline. That's a bit screwed up...
- Andrew Leyden
for sure, and drink it only if you are in the desert with no other water source to choose from. Drinker beware!
- Jeremy Campbell
from twhirl
Yes. I do. But I go ahead and drink it. Beat back the dark gremlins in your head Kevin!
- AJ Kohn
yes in india, my face turned white and the host noticed. He then shouted something to the "boy" standing in the corner and the water bottles in the room were replaced with ones that went 'click'
- Colin Britton
from twhirl
Do what The Queen does, use a British Berkefeld water filter. It can filter out just about anything evil. http://www.jamesfilter.com/
- klaatu