You can get modchips for $20 if you're good at soldering yourself. If you want one of the better ones, professionally installed, you're looking at ~$80
I think you need to realise that you're quite alone in your view about Word being good. I've seend 10+ posts from you sofar in this discussion all basically saying the same thing; Word rules, I can do anything you can in WP in Word. There are no bugs in Word. Word rules
It's getting boring. I know no one (including my tech-illiterate mother) who actually understands what Word does most of the time.
At the premiere of Lord of the Rings at Royal in Sweden, they said before the film started that if a cellphone started ringing, they'd stop the film and put a spotlight on the offender.
They also stated that the Tolkien-fans would probably take care of the rest.
Not a single cellphone was heard throughout the film.
The X-ecuter modchip is one (tough) wire, 10 easy solderpoints (no wires, pcb to pcb). You boot the box with the Evo-X cdrw, after that you install what you want via FTP to the box (Evo-X includes an FTPd) and off you go, running everything you want from the harddrive (which you can switch for a new 120Gb if you want).
Analysts are doing that all the time - $300 to $350 are the numbers they end up with mostly. Being user #2281 I fully expect you to be able to use Google to verify those numbers if you aren't willing to take my word for it;)
Sony is making money on the PS2 at $199, and Nintendo are breaking even on the GameCube at $149. [at this very moment, those two are more rapidly getting cheaper to produce than the Xbox]
I frequented the same private efnet-channel as Jon did when DeCSS was created. He asked me if I had a fast server to mirror decss.zip on - which I had. Apart from his own homepage, mine was the only mirror (on a 100Mbit connection, yes, there were lots of downloads)
Needless to say, root@thatsystem got involved in some legal correspondance.. I'm root;)
Jon has an account on Slashdot if I remember correcly. *waving*
Mod parent up, mod parent-parent down. The key changed is the RC4 key used for encrypting/decrypting the BIOS - NOT anything to do with the public-key crypto used to sign & authenticate executables.
I assume you're a teenager - since you actually seem to believe that a "Resident Evil"-type of game is more mature than "Mario".. which is wrong:) You'll understand this when you grow up. I'm 27 - and I'm looking forward to Mario more than.. Eternal Darkness, as an example.
(over 400000 GameCubes were sold in Europe in the first 2-3 days btw)
Exactly. It's very common to use flash in the first batch of a product, since that's just the continuation of testruns that of course had flash so you could iron out all bugs. The second batch usually has masked roms instead.
(Experience from developing for handheld computers and cellphones is behind the above statement)
A booster rocket was supposed to take the craft up - and then the craft would glide supersonically down.
It crashed a few seconds after takeoff - so it can only be the booster rocket that failed - right? If so - this might not be that devastating since it says nothing about the actual craft itself.. (more about booster rockets.. )
I read this little review, went to an online bookstore in Sweden (Bokus) - ordered the book (in English, most translations are crap) and it'll be here early next week.
I browsed with Mosaic in 93 (94?) when there was only a handful of webpages up - only universities and when no one really believed we'd be doing shopping like this in 10 years..
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You can get modchips for $20 if you're good at soldering yourself. If you want one of the better ones, professionally installed, you're looking at ~$80
It's getting boring. I know no one (including my tech-illiterate mother) who actually understands what Word does most of the time.
Sony Ericsson P800
Symbian
Tech people have been drooling over this one for a long time
They also stated that the Tolkien-fans would probably take care of the rest.
Not a single cellphone was heard throughout the film.
This what you get when you're on Bostream in Sweden:
No web site is configured at this address.
XboxHacker.net and Xbox-Scene will update you.
The X-ecuter modchip is one (tough) wire, 10 easy solderpoints (no wires, pcb to pcb). You boot the box with the Evo-X cdrw, after that you install what you want via FTP to the box (Evo-X includes an FTPd) and off you go, running everything you want from the harddrive (which you can switch for a new 120Gb if you want).
Sony is making money on the PS2 at $199, and Nintendo are breaking even on the GameCube at $149. [at this very moment, those two are more rapidly getting cheaper to produce than the Xbox]
Maybe you should compare the DC games to
*shrug*
Yes.
Needless to say, root@thatsystem got involved in some legal correspondance .. I'm root ;)
Jon has an account on Slashdot if I remember correcly. *waving*
So, looking up me (my name is Troed, it's quite unusual - 7 of us in Sweden) she would start talking about:
(What is Darksbane? Troed magic is far more sophisticated than human magic sounds interesting ;)
Mod parent up, mod parent-parent down. The key changed is the RC4 key used for encrypting/decrypting the BIOS - NOT anything to do with the public-key crypto used to sign & authenticate executables.
Yes, we ARE laughing at you.
11 NES games inside
Possible to play both on TV and on a linked GBA - even while unplugged to the GC later
(over 400000 GameCubes were sold in Europe in the first 2-3 days btw)
So, your post is nothing but flamebait.
(Experience from developing for handheld computers and cellphones is behind the above statement)
It crashed a few seconds after takeoff - so it can only be the booster rocket that failed - right? If so - this might not be that devastating since it says nothing about the actual craft itself .. (more about booster rockets .. )
I browsed with Mosaic in 93 (94?) when there was only a handful of webpages up - only universities and when no one really believed we'd be doing shopping like this in 10 years ..