I do work for an online game. All compiling and testing is done on the servers, but I still need a good editor ( mostly I use notepad++ ) a web interface and a good telnet/muck client.
Currently I am using a pair of 24" screens and am considering adding a third (at the moment, one is taken up with clients and interfaces the other switches between web page and notepad++ ) I have no idea how I could handle doing this on a tablet, I was restricted to a laptop for a week and nearly died having to only use one screen.
Yes, if you aren't really doing work on it, a tablet is great, it's also good if you need to reference stuff while not at a pc.
Nope, you go the other way, see how much personal information you can find out about your caller. It can get fun, I even found out the colour of the guys underwear one time (had him check for me as he couldn't remember at the time).
No, because you still have this huge bloody ribbon thing, that 99% of the time I don't need to use at all, dominating the top of my windows. All files have context menus, I don't need all this junk at the top, side, bottom or wherever. If I wanted that info I would right click the parent folder and, following the context menu, get the info.
Why could they not just push the info panel stuff to the side in the current explorer and recover another 10 files of real estate that way? rather than then putting in all this stuff that is, most of the time, not needed and lose 6 of those files to an unneeded interface item?
/me points at the part where he justifies it all by comparing real estate between a windows 7 file manager (without the huge waste of space at the bottom disabled) with a windows 8 file manager (conspicuously missing said waste of space), claiming you can see 4 more files.
Shit, you could see another 10 on windows 7 if you turn off that pox riddled status bar.
And while we are at it, lets revoke the licenses for the noise filter tech used in 802.11n (owned by CSIRO, a federally funded research outfit) while we are at it, well, okay, we will revoke it only from apple.
Actually, you don't need that line any more, 64bit assumes that, but you do need the 3GB address bit flipped in the executable, not 100% if Firefox has it (would be stupid not to) but I am guessing so, still if the parent is seeing an app hit 3GB of memory used, it will die right there and then, that is the upper limit for ram usage (not that I have ever seen Firefox break the 1.1GB barrier, even after four months of constant usage).
3GB? Really? There is a limit for how much memory a 32bit application can address, 3GB being it (if running on 64bit system with extended memory support set in the executable, otherwise its 2GB) so I doubt you would ever see it reach that number as the client would crash due to memory allocation error right about then.
I have never seen FireFox break the 500M mark myself, I keep my browser running for months on end (only shut down for hardware upgrades) and open 50+ tabs at least twice daily.
Not that I care, it could use 4GB of ram for all I care, its the features I crave, noscript being the primary, I have room for it to grow and don't care unless it tops out the 12GB of ram in my box:)
Yup, this is the beginning of the arms race for malware on Mac, just as windows has its own fighting the malware toolkits. Wait and see how long it takes for an updated toolkit that not only bypasses this fix but also disables future fixes.
I agree, but the standard for all homes built here is that the meter boxes be mounted on an exterior wall, and has been for a very very long time.
Of course it wasn't the property owners charged for these meters, it was the consumers, I had mine installed 3 days before I was served an eviction notice, think about that, I not only paid for their smart meter to be installed as a capital improvement but then had to leave the premises right away.
Problem is the standard US.50 cal rifle is the Barrat, which last time I looked was 4moa, not bad for hitting cars at that range, but hitting a person? That is why those things have a 5-10 round clip;)
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So we could drive our train through quantum tunnels?
Here here.
I do work for an online game. All compiling and testing is done on the servers, but I still need a good editor ( mostly I use notepad++ ) a web interface and a good telnet/muck client.
Currently I am using a pair of 24" screens and am considering adding a third (at the moment, one is taken up with clients and interfaces the other switches between web page and notepad++ ) I have no idea how I could handle doing this on a tablet, I was restricted to a laptop for a week and nearly died having to only use one screen.
Yes, if you aren't really doing work on it, a tablet is great, it's also good if you need to reference stuff while not at a pc.
Done.
http://store.steampowered.com/sub/469/
Nope, you go the other way, see how much personal information you can find out about your caller. It can get fun, I even found out the colour of the guys underwear one time (had him check for me as he couldn't remember at the time).
Supersadomasochistinecrobestiality.
Its when you get a hard-on making Lassie a fatality!
No, because you still have this huge bloody ribbon thing, that 99% of the time I don't need to use at all, dominating the top of my windows. All files have context menus, I don't need all this junk at the top, side, bottom or wherever. If I wanted that info I would right click the parent folder and, following the context menu, get the info.
Why could they not just push the info panel stuff to the side in the current explorer and recover another 10 files of real estate that way? rather than then putting in all this stuff that is, most of the time, not needed and lose 6 of those files to an unneeded interface item?
/me points at the part where he justifies it all by comparing real estate between a windows 7 file manager (without the huge waste of space at the bottom disabled) with a windows 8 file manager (conspicuously missing said waste of space), claiming you can see 4 more files.
Shit, you could see another 10 on windows 7 if you turn off that pox riddled status bar.
http://cars.failblog.org/2011/08/26/funny-car-photos-smartphones-can-make-you-more-fuel-efficient-gas-science-percent-cooler/#comments
Its a sad day for /.
This is why they went through 18 subjects before one finally got the idea.
Not to mention ARIA and their cd price fixing in Australia.
Maybe throw in the computer game industry and their insistence that top shelf games in Australia must cost $89 ($91USD).
Oh, hey, yeah.
And while we are at it, lets revoke the licenses for the noise filter tech used in 802.11n (owned by CSIRO, a federally funded research outfit) while we are at it, well, okay, we will revoke it only from apple.
Actually, it is illegal to bring it into the country, it will get confiscated in customs as media that is NC (Not Classified)
Don't make me come over there and terror your arse!
Okay, here goes...
Answer: Like a BOSS
Actually, you don't need that line any more, 64bit assumes that, but you do need the 3GB address bit flipped in the executable, not 100% if Firefox has it (would be stupid not to) but I am guessing so, still if the parent is seeing an app hit 3GB of memory used, it will die right there and then, that is the upper limit for ram usage (not that I have ever seen Firefox break the 1.1GB barrier, even after four months of constant usage).
3GB? Really? There is a limit for how much memory a 32bit application can address, 3GB being it (if running on 64bit system with extended memory support set in the executable, otherwise its 2GB) so I doubt you would ever see it reach that number as the client would crash due to memory allocation error right about then.
I have never seen FireFox break the 500M mark myself, I keep my browser running for months on end (only shut down for hardware upgrades) and open 50+ tabs at least twice daily.
Not that I care, it could use 4GB of ram for all I care, its the features I crave, noscript being the primary, I have room for it to grow and don't care unless it tops out the 12GB of ram in my box :)
Yup, this is the beginning of the arms race for malware on Mac, just as windows has its own fighting the malware toolkits. Wait and see how long it takes for an updated toolkit that not only bypasses this fix but also disables future fixes.
I agree, but the standard for all homes built here is that the meter boxes be mounted on an exterior wall, and has been for a very very long time.
Of course it wasn't the property owners charged for these meters, it was the consumers, I had mine installed 3 days before I was served an eviction notice, think about that, I not only paid for their smart meter to be installed as a capital improvement but then had to leave the premises right away.
Not sure what your 'smart' meters are like then, the one I just had installed uses a wireless network to upload the data.
2fort is the new 2fort, it has more of what made 2fort so 2fortish.
Yay, the first person to link to something that tells me what GIT is.
Here I was thinking they were all excited about a windows based inform script player...
Problem is the standard US .50 cal rifle is the Barrat, which last time I looked was 4moa, not bad for hitting cars at that range, but hitting a person? That is why those things have a 5-10 round clip ;)
Its military standard for erasure so why not?
Would take less than a handful of thermite (or thermate if you have that handy) to securly erase one of these little things.
No, but if you cut all the extra mass from the heavyweight it would become a much easier fight for the featherweight...