Does it gain a lot of money from its site ? How many millions do they get from ads and such ? Can the court force them to publish the real numbers ? Or will its fortune stay secret ?
Or does it gain nothing at all (really no profit) from their activities ?
A 3dfx Voodoo3 card was able to compute internally at 22 bits precision. Then the final result was downscaled to 16 bits on the fly. So the card was fast (because 16 bits is faster than 32 bits) and the picture was nice (because 22 bits precision is prettier than 16 bits, and not so ugly compared to 32 bits). That was the trick, and it was fine at that time.
Now that the great Eudora is dead (no more updated), the Penelope project will bring Eudora's goodies to Thunderbird. Just wait for Penelope, a better Thunderbird than Thunderbird !
Plug the VHS reader with the DVD recorder. Play the tape and record it on a DVDRW (using highest available quality). Voilà. That's the easiest way to do it, and the quality is good. Now put the DVDRW in your PC, and get the files (MPEG2 VOB), and use any software for editing them.
Our security expert, Jackson M., just tolds us: " So, ANI are you ok ? Are you ok ANI ?
You've been hit by... you've been hit by... a smooth criminal ! "
Here is an (very old) joke from an (very old) assembly programmer I met once: "Mr Push and Mr Pop are in a boat. Mr Pop falls in the water. Who pushed him ?". Ah, ah, funny, isn't it ?? Assembly is so funny.
Too many nozzles ! Many nozzles = many chances something goes wrong. One dead (or dirty) nozzle, and your document has a "vertical white line" all the way long. Awfull. Many dead (or dirty) nozzles, and you must change the whole (and costy ?) printer head.
(When the head gets dirty, the "clean head" function will eat so much ink that nobody wants to use it !).
Creative produces bad drivers and bad software. Your expensive soundcard works badly out of the box, eating your memory, crashing your computer. And Creative soon stops to update them. Your expensive soundcard still works badly, for years. No updated drivers. If you want new drivers, buy a brand new soundcard (ie: trash your "Live! 1" or "Live! 5.1" to buy an "Audigy" or a "X-fi"). And Creative soon stops them at all (ie: no Vista drivers). And your expensive soundcard can now go to the trash. Use your motherboard's audio: at least, it works.
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...sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads, attacking pirates' boats.
It could really enhance this game, isn't it ?
Does it gain a lot of money from its site ? How many millions do they get from ads and such ? Can the court force them to publish the real numbers ? Or will its fortune stay secret ?
Or does it gain nothing at all (really no profit) from their activities ?
"A good worm is a dead worm !", afaik.
What ? Frickin' birds with frickin' quantum zeno effects attached to their heads ??
Only seen on Slashdot...
The game title is "Octopus". (This game features an octopus).
See http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html?SoftwareLabelID=323
...you start seeing giant scorpions.
That's iMEI !
Like all others Apple iThings.
We don't need no education, we don't need a firewall...
A 3dfx Voodoo3 card was able to compute internally at 22 bits precision. Then the final result was downscaled to 16 bits on the fly. So the card was fast (because 16 bits is faster than 32 bits) and the picture was nice (because 22 bits precision is prettier than 16 bits, and not so ugly compared to 32 bits). That was the trick, and it was fine at that time.
They chose a very bad name for this technology, indeed. ;)
Now that the great Eudora is dead (no more updated), the Penelope project will bring Eudora's goodies to Thunderbird.
Just wait for Penelope, a better Thunderbird than Thunderbird !
Spectrum's ghost is still alive and kicking.
That will be a nice name for the game.
Plug the VHS reader with the DVD recorder. Play the tape and record it on a DVDRW (using highest available quality). Voilà. That's the easiest way to do it, and the quality is good. Now put the DVDRW in your PC, and get the files (MPEG2 VOB), and use any software for editing them.
Green tastes like people, because Green is made of people !!
How do you say "developers ! developers ! developers !" in Japan ??
I'm still using mine ! It works fine.0
And there are unofficial XP drivers still being developped: SFFT drivers (for Voodoo 3/4/5). See http://www.3dfxzone.it/news/puntatore.php?uid=458
Our security expert, Jackson M., just tolds us:
" So, ANI are you ok ? Are you ok ANI ?
You've been hit by... you've been hit by... a smooth criminal ! "
With a Yoda stamp, your letter will need 800 years to go to destination !
(USPS is sometimes so slow...)
Darth Maul stamp on a letter gives you a Darth Mail...
That would have been a better name. For real elite gamers, L33T or 1337 is the right hyped choice.
Here is an (very old) joke from an (very old) assembly programmer I met once: "Mr Push and Mr Pop are in a boat. Mr Pop falls in the water. Who pushed him ?". Ah, ah, funny, isn't it ?? Assembly is so funny.
Too many nozzles ! Many nozzles = many chances something goes wrong.
One dead (or dirty) nozzle, and your document has a "vertical white line" all the way long. Awfull.
Many dead (or dirty) nozzles, and you must change the whole (and costy ?) printer head.
(When the head gets dirty, the "clean head" function will eat so much ink that nobody wants to use it !).
Enough is enough...
Creative produces bad drivers and bad software. Your expensive soundcard works badly out of the box, eating your memory, crashing your computer.
And Creative soon stops to update them. Your expensive soundcard still works badly, for years. No updated drivers. If you want new drivers, buy a brand new soundcard (ie: trash your "Live! 1" or "Live! 5.1" to buy an "Audigy" or a "X-fi").
And Creative soon stops them at all (ie: no Vista drivers). And your expensive soundcard can now go to the trash. Use your motherboard's audio: at least, it works.
I will never buy any Creative product. Never.