Pretty good man. I'm starting to see an improvement due to my training. Able to run further than when I started (about 1 1/2 weeks ago) and seeing actual definition on mah sexy bodehToilet Sex wrote:
how's it going fin?Finray wrote:
PHILLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!Toilet Sex wrote:
HEY FIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was thinking of an "I'm better than the member above because..." thread.Mutantbear wrote:
how long do you think a "Constructively criticize a bf2s member" thread would last
This is exactly what I'm talking about.eleven bravo wrote:
I was in a gang, in the army, in a war and perpetual college student for 6 years.
i saw that in Stuff magazine a couple of months back, looks fucking cool. really clever. how is the handwriting recognition? take a photo of some notes you've taken?Winston_Churchill wrote:
livescribe pen
Wtf? Why would you do that?Dauntless wrote:
I just paid $110 for a book ($70 for the book and $40 P&P) and now I find out that they're about to release a second edition which will be available as an ebook, and I wanted it as an ebook all along!
its actually fantastic. the handwriting recognition is a separate program that comes with the pro kit, it works fairly well but ive never had a fair measure since most of my writing is math and symbols, which it has no chance of transcribing. the rest of it is really good though - records audio and writing and you can skip to a certain place in your notes and hear the audio and stuff. lots of useful features and a few fun gimmicks (like using an on paper calculator or drawing a piano and playing it by tapping it). it has a nifty program to sync everything and i got a premium evernote subscription with it so all my notes are synced to there, which i can access from anywhere.Camm wrote:
i saw that in Stuff magazine a couple of months back, looks fucking cool. really clever. how is the handwriting recognition? take a photo of some notes you've taken?Winston_Churchill wrote:
livescribe pen
some people are healthy and fitRTHKI wrote:
not everyone is like you jay
I needed the book, why else would I do it??Jay wrote:
Wtf? Why would you do that?Dauntless wrote:
I just paid $110 for a book ($70 for the book and $40 P&P) and now I find out that they're about to release a second edition which will be available as an ebook, and I wanted it as an ebook all along!
Is it a school textbook? It's just a lot of money for a non-textbook, that's all.Dauntless wrote:
I needed the book, why else would I do it??Jay wrote:
Wtf? Why would you do that?Dauntless wrote:
I just paid $110 for a book ($70 for the book and $40 P&P) and now I find out that they're about to release a second edition which will be available as an ebook, and I wanted it as an ebook all along!
But you still write stuff down in a notebook with ink. Unless you're sharing your notes over the internet, I don't really get it. Cool that you like it though!Winston_Churchill wrote:
its actually fantastic. the handwriting recognition is a separate program that comes with the pro kit, it works fairly well but ive never had a fair measure since most of my writing is math and symbols, which it has no chance of transcribing. the rest of it is really good though - records audio and writing and you can skip to a certain place in your notes and hear the audio and stuff. lots of useful features and a few fun gimmicks (like using an on paper calculator or drawing a piano and playing it by tapping it). it has a nifty program to sync everything and i got a premium evernote subscription with it so all my notes are synced to there, which i can access from anywhere.Camm wrote:
i saw that in Stuff magazine a couple of months back, looks fucking cool. really clever. how is the handwriting recognition? take a photo of some notes you've taken?Winston_Churchill wrote:
livescribe pen
id recommend it, but it is expensive to use all the features so its not for everyone.
no it's to help me customise a windows image i'm going to install on a lot of headless machines, normally I would just google anything I didn't know how to do but there's not much help out there for this version of windows and some parts are a bit complicatedJay wrote:
Is it a school textbook? It's just a lot of money for a non-textbook, that's all.Dauntless wrote:
I needed the book, why else would I do it??Jay wrote:
Wtf? Why would you do that?
Good to hear mannnToilet Sex wrote:
your bodeh is sexeh! depends which mini break you mean, the one to London, the up coming weekend or today's tour
two were amazing, one will be amazing :-)
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well ive had a couple times where friends have missed lecture and i, in lecture with my phone, send them the notes within about 10 seconds. thats pretty powerful.Jay wrote:
But you still write stuff down in a notebook with ink. Unless you're sharing your notes over the internet, I don't really get it. Cool that you like it though!Winston_Churchill wrote:
its actually fantastic. the handwriting recognition is a separate program that comes with the pro kit, it works fairly well but ive never had a fair measure since most of my writing is math and symbols, which it has no chance of transcribing. the rest of it is really good though - records audio and writing and you can skip to a certain place in your notes and hear the audio and stuff. lots of useful features and a few fun gimmicks (like using an on paper calculator or drawing a piano and playing it by tapping it). it has a nifty program to sync everything and i got a premium evernote subscription with it so all my notes are synced to there, which i can access from anywhere.Camm wrote:
i saw that in Stuff magazine a couple of months back, looks fucking cool. really clever. how is the handwriting recognition? take a photo of some notes you've taken?
id recommend it, but it is expensive to use all the features so its not for everyone.
