You post that "you're not sure what they are posting on their site," even though it says it right in the summary. You make sure and state that you "don't know," because if you did read the summary, you wouldn't be here applauding these actions.
Then you come out and talk about how it's great that "countries are working together to fight crime," even though that has absolutely no bearing on what this story is about.
It's probably because at stock clocks (what they have to run for this test), the 7750 runs a lot slower than the 6400+, while probably using the same amount of power.
I'm using Firefox on Windows, as (if my own stats for tech sites show) I'm sure a good 70% of the people browsing this site are, and this page looks fine.
You know what he's talking about. The ACLU stands for civil liberties but then chooses to selectively uphold a very common interpretation of the 2nd Amendment (that individuals have the right to keep and bear arms).
I've never met one of these coders in real life. For that matter, I've never been with a company who's internal politics would even allow such a person to exist.
What cyberpunk novel does this hypothetical "Josh" live in?
You know, your argument doesn't mean anything to me, since you're apparently forgetting that the version of Internet Explorer that Microsoft's testing isn't released yet.
Hey -- whatever it's called, I'm just about to make a purchase decision based upon the fact that my hardware isn't supported. Somebody needs to get coding.:P
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You're obviously a sadistic masked vigilante with a thing against liberals.
than the government trying to do it themselves.
Viewpoint I don't like: "I don't care if governments are abusing their power, England must prevail."
Obvious troll: "I don't know what's going on, and I haven't read the article, but I'm sure that these governments are doing what's right."
See the difference?
No, of course you don't -- what am I wasting my time for...
I'm sorry, but just... no.
You post that "you're not sure what they are posting on their site," even though it says it right in the summary. You make sure and state that you "don't know," because if you did read the summary, you wouldn't be here applauding these actions.
Then you come out and talk about how it's great that "countries are working together to fight crime," even though that has absolutely no bearing on what this story is about.
Conclusion, you're a troll.
Somebody please mod this down as a troll, I have no points.
It's so easy even I noticed it, and I've been described by people I know as "dense as a bag of rocks."
I can verify what he says. Four years isn't hard to believe.
...used to clean up hydrocarbons.
Please.
It's probably because at stock clocks (what they have to run for this test), the 7750 runs a lot slower than the 6400+, while probably using the same amount of power.
Other than that it's a darn good chip.
I'm using Firefox on Windows, as (if my own stats for tech sites show) I'm sure a good 70% of the people browsing this site are, and this page looks fine.
Maybe you should try clearing your cookies.
I'd _love_ to watch this, but even VLC wouldn't play it. This is ridiculous.
RealMedia? Seriously?
Dick Cheney -- is that you?
I'm sure a lot of people find that offensive, but I personally think it describes the situation perfectly.
Linux has a long, long, long way to go in the eyes of the public.
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I know it was a joke, but I really couldn't help myself.
You know what he's talking about. The ACLU stands for civil liberties but then chooses to selectively uphold a very common interpretation of the 2nd Amendment (that individuals have the right to keep and bear arms).
And so can all the other 200 or so ARM licensees, I think? ;)
I, for one, welcome our new strong ARM'd overlords.
I'm sure the 5% or so of laptop users that have an AMD chip are absolutely crushed.
(feel free to check my figures, as I pulled them from the nether -- my nethers.)
I've never met one of these coders in real life. For that matter, I've never been with a company who's internal politics would even allow such a person to exist.
What cyberpunk novel does this hypothetical "Josh" live in?
You know, your argument doesn't mean anything to me, since you're apparently forgetting that the version of Internet Explorer that Microsoft's testing isn't released yet.
Let's try comparing IE7 vs Firefox 3, shall we?
Didn't they keep their "smell register" for use in tracking people with dogs, though?
Just to play devil's advocate... it's called "lend-lease" and "naval blockades." Continue.
...it's faster than the soon-to-be-old version of Firefox, and the soon-to-be-old version of Chrome. Way to stay ahead of the pack, there.
Though, to be honest, that's actually not to bad for IE.
...they're going to buy Mozilla. Mark my words. :P
Hey -- whatever it's called, I'm just about to make a purchase decision based upon the fact that my hardware isn't supported. Somebody needs to get coding. :P
...because since I learned that BOINC now supports CUDA (but still has no love for GPGPU), I'm about to ditch my ATI cards for a few Nvidia ones.