Try a decent dedicated card and you'll be amazed at how much better windows 7 runs...
I run Windows 7 on both my Intel powered laptop and my ATI powered desktop. The dedicated graphics does nothing for Windows 7 that the Intel one can't do just as well.
Would ye two guys still feel the same way if it was YOU who was cutoff, and it turns-out you've an infection you don't know how to get rid of?.
I've had it happen to me, my flatmate was infected. I contacted my ISP, explained the situation, and they reactivated my account after giving recommendations on how to resolve the issue. It was inconvenient, but we wouldn't have known my flatmate was infected otherwise. I still support it.
Nerd rage? There is a world of difference between putting out a new product with fewer features than the older one and removing features from a product I've already purchased through the use of mandatory firmware updates.
Supermarkets regularly have specials where a price is given with a limit to how many you can buy at that price (limit in small print). That fits your analogy precisely.
Care to list all the current hardware that has usable support for OpenGL 3.0 in the open source driver? Feel free to expand that list from current to any hardware if you so desire.
They didn't intentionally crash or explicitly throw the exception during the VM vendor "validation". From what I understand, Eclipse doesn't care too much what runtime it is running on, but needs to set specific arguments for the Sun/Oracle one to avoid memory issues. All it did was skip setting the Sun/Oracle specific command instead using the defaults. Do you really expect them to compare the current VM to a known database and throw up some UI stating the VM isn't in a known list? That defeats the purpose of the supposed write once run everywhere approach of Java.
RPG erroneously seems to be defined as "upgradeable stats" whether it is by leveling up or equipping better items. I'm also curious how modelling this game after the space era of Spore with precreated uneditable creatures is inspired from the creature creator...
That, and the fact the source code you get back is almost never representative of the source used to compile the app in the first place. It generally doesn't work (at least with C/C++ anyway).
You buy the phone and the software and the network service from tjr same single company.
Really? One can typically buy an unlocked phone, get a connection pack with some network provider, and if it is an Android device Google typically does most of the software. Three different points of contact right there.
They used Canada as an example and made no assumptions about other countries as they had no knowledge of their status. What is ignorant is assuming every single location on the planet has laws enforcing this. If one can trust Wikipedia, it states that UK GSM for example requires a SIM card.
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Try a decent dedicated card and you'll be amazed at how much better windows 7 runs...
I run Windows 7 on both my Intel powered laptop and my ATI powered desktop. The dedicated graphics does nothing for Windows 7 that the Intel one can't do just as well.
Notepad still has issues with something as basic as line ending characters.
At the time we're talking about, though, Blizzard was "Those guys that made Lost Vikings and Warcraft 1."
Microsoft bought Bungie around 2000 from memory. Blizzard was far more than just Warcraft 1 by that stage.
Bungie was a, or perhaps the , well-known Mac-friendly game developer...
When I think Mac-friendly game developer, the first name that springs to mind is Blizzard.
Would ye two guys still feel the same way if it was YOU who was cutoff, and it turns-out you've an infection you don't know how to get rid of? .
I've had it happen to me, my flatmate was infected. I contacted my ISP, explained the situation, and they reactivated my account after giving recommendations on how to resolve the issue. It was inconvenient, but we wouldn't have known my flatmate was infected otherwise. I still support it.
You may not beware of this, but New Zealand and Australia are actually islands.
Technically, they both are a collection of islands.
I was under the impression audio was an optional part of the standard, not a requirement.
Nerd rage? There is a world of difference between putting out a new product with fewer features than the older one and removing features from a product I've already purchased through the use of mandatory firmware updates.
Fixed that for you.
As long as we're going with anecdotal evidence, every one of our internal websites that don't work with Firefox or Chrome broke with IE7. YMMV.
1. Lots of intranet and other internal company websites are I.E. only. It would be good to know now if those sites will continue to function.
And most of those broke with IE7.
Supermarkets regularly have specials where a price is given with a limit to how many you can buy at that price (limit in small print). That fits your analogy precisely.
...Your ISP maintains your slashdot password?
Users are there to test your code?!? Do you happen to work for Microsoft?
Linux has a much larger focus of getting users to test the code than any proprietary outfit.
Am I the only one who finds it a little disturbing that luminaries are now admitting to fraud on the patent office?
Yes. They all do it, it's only a matter of time before they start openly admitting it.
Care to list all the current hardware that has usable support for OpenGL 3.0 in the open source driver? Feel free to expand that list from current to any hardware if you so desire.
You mean something like this?
<quote>Like thus</quote>
They didn't intentionally crash or explicitly throw the exception during the VM vendor "validation". From what I understand, Eclipse doesn't care too much what runtime it is running on, but needs to set specific arguments for the Sun/Oracle one to avoid memory issues. All it did was skip setting the Sun/Oracle specific command instead using the defaults. Do you really expect them to compare the current VM to a known database and throw up some UI stating the VM isn't in a known list? That defeats the purpose of the supposed write once run everywhere approach of Java.
And choosing [Yes] would have led to the exact same crash because the Sun/Oracle VM didn't have the flag set to specify expanded memory limitations.
And just forget about trying it in New Zealand. The US aren't even allowed to bring nuclear powered vessels into NZ waters.
RPG erroneously seems to be defined as "upgradeable stats" whether it is by leveling up or equipping better items. I'm also curious how modelling this game after the space era of Spore with precreated uneditable creatures is inspired from the creature creator...
That, and the fact the source code you get back is almost never representative of the source used to compile the app in the first place. It generally doesn't work (at least with C/C++ anyway).
"Free with the contract" ain't free.
But it's certainly cheaper than "still expensive with the contract".
You buy the phone and the software and the network service from tjr same single company.
Really? One can typically buy an unlocked phone, get a connection pack with some network provider, and if it is an Android device Google typically does most of the software. Three different points of contact right there.
They used Canada as an example and made no assumptions about other countries as they had no knowledge of their status. What is ignorant is assuming every single location on the planet has laws enforcing this. If one can trust Wikipedia, it states that UK GSM for example requires a SIM card.
The Brazilian constitution is some a short document
I think it was a typo, meant to read something like:
The Brazilian constitution is not a short document