Why do you say it's necessary to change partition types to DOS RO? You should be able to simply install Windows (however simple that is), then boot with a linux floppy/cd, and rerun lilo.
Actually, Martha Stewart is a bitch. Andy Rooney even said so! Apparently she tries to take over everything in sight and do it her way.
So yes, there probably is something in the works with MS. Just don't be surprised when you see the removal of the "Start" button and the addition of "Martha".
Because it's not necessary at all. As others have posted, you CAN move files back and forth by simply dragging them to the new destination.
It is only iTunes that is not allowed to pull the files off the iPod.
And from what I've seen of Mac apps, if the files are identified as anything other than MP3s, I'll bet that iTunes won't even show them and won't include an option to do so either. Correct me if this practice has been changed recently, but this is how MOST Mac apps that I've used behave.
No, NOS is actually very potent power-adder, as it basically does the job of any forced induction device such as a turbo or blower.
I think a comparison of inflated ghz = extremely high redline w/o adequate power through the whole range.
Take the Honda S2000, for example: small, 2.0L engine, amazingly powerful though. It makes 240hp out of those 2 tiny liters. What does it rev to? 9000RPM. Sounds great, no? NO! I sure hope you enjoy driving at 6000RPM constantly to get any passing power, because that's where the power band lies-- some range between 6000 and 9000.
So what's the use of the rest of the rev range? You tell me.
That's an interesting idea... I wonder what would happen if you renamed another game to quake3.exe? After all, the ATI drivers only check the filename of the current app, right?
IIRC, there never was a turbo boost button in KITT.. the "fastest" mode button I can remember was called hot pursuit, or something to that effect. He used it very rarely though.
But you're right, this has been around for a good while now.. does nobody remember the Chevron with Techron commercials? Those cars are always smiling!
And then there's Herbie, which was just weird as hell...
Nice (read: foolish) of you to admit that, but speak for yourself, buddy...
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Palm sees the writing on the wall.
You mean the Grafiti on the wall?
*rimshot*
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If Palm splits into one company that does strictly hardware and another that only Software/Operating Systems, it seems like only good could come out of the deal for BeOS.
I'm sure Palm doesn't want the whole BeOS effort to go to waste, and now that they'll have a "separate" division for OS development, they need not be tied to just developing PDA operating systems. They can even try going towards IAs more, just as Be wanted to do.
On the other hand, I guess this would technically free up Palm's hardware division... they would probably be able to recover more market share by using other OS's instead of PalmOS on some models. I doubt they would want to, but it seems that this leaves the possibility open.
I've heard that the quality is only good for either animated movies, or real movies. I can't remember which it was, but at the time I was researching this stuff, I saw mostly images of one type, which I think was animated.
As you can see from the image at BSTV, actual footage comes out as you would expect, only so-so. It makes sense that this would only work well for animations, as those usually have large areas of solid colors, and would appear less pixelated when blown up as such.
Trolltech charges for commercial development using QT (free development is still free). I think this is where most, if not all, of their revenue comes from.
The post referred to is here. infiniti99 is right about it being very inspirational. The post mentions what exists, what doesn't exist, and what should and shouldn't exist. Ettrich definitely put a lot of thought put into it and it shows, even at this early a stage.
Definitely a recommended read. It's the first time I've read something this long in its entirety in probably 7 years.
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Why do you say it's necessary to change partition types to DOS RO? You should be able to simply install Windows (however simple that is), then boot with a linux floppy/cd, and rerun lilo.
If you're referring to the red box that pops up in LILO, that's just LILO evolving. The first time I saw it was in version 21.7-5, in Slack8.
Actually, Martha Stewart is a bitch. Andy Rooney even said so! Apparently she tries to take over everything in sight and do it her way.
So yes, there probably is something in the works with MS. Just don't be surprised when you see the removal of the "Start" button and the addition of "Martha".
Come on now, I think the answer to all 3 of those questions is pretty obvious.
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Please people, let's take a moment to think about our questions before posting to
(joke)
From the RIAA's piece:
"We may take Internet piracy seriously, but we're not insane."
Sure as hell coulda fooled me.
Because it's not necessary at all. As others have posted, you CAN move files back and forth by simply dragging them to the new destination.
It is only iTunes that is not allowed to pull the files off the iPod.
And from what I've seen of Mac apps, if the files are identified as anything other than MP3s, I'll bet that iTunes won't even show them and won't include an option to do so either. Correct me if this practice has been changed recently, but this is how MOST Mac apps that I've used behave.
You missed my point.. the parent of my post said that intel's "inflated ghz = nos". Not so.
For one, the new tiny LCD adds a further degree of difficulty to 4-player games!
And I thought a damn 13" TV was bad enough...
No, NOS is actually very potent power-adder, as it basically does the job of any forced induction device such as a turbo or blower.
I think a comparison of inflated ghz = extremely high redline w/o adequate power through the whole range.
Take the Honda S2000, for example: small, 2.0L engine, amazingly powerful though. It makes 240hp out of those 2 tiny liters. What does it rev to? 9000RPM. Sounds great, no? NO! I sure hope you enjoy driving at 6000RPM constantly to get any passing power, because that's where the power band lies-- some range between 6000 and 9000.
So what's the use of the rest of the rev range? You tell me.
Is the bus going to be another of those "double-pumped" deals? If so, the catch phrase could easily be "two pumps and a bump"..
...and they're not afraid to share it with others?
That's an interesting idea... I wonder what would happen if you renamed another game to quake3.exe? After all, the ATI drivers only check the filename of the current app, right?
Anyone who thinks that one is perfection should be shot... or at least pied.
I wouldn't worry about those folks, it's the ones with the uzis that you have to watch out for.
You mean he's spinning in his grave, right?
Wait a minute, I thought any system with XP was already dumb enough!
And what happens when I try to play Run DMC's "Ahhh"?
IIRC, there never was a turbo boost button in KITT.. the "fastest" mode button I can remember was called hot pursuit, or something to that effect. He used it very rarely though.
Well, KITT was too manly- err.. carly- to cry.
But you're right, this has been around for a good while now.. does nobody remember the Chevron with Techron commercials? Those cars are always smiling!
And then there's Herbie, which was just weird as hell...
Nice (read: foolish) of you to admit that, but speak for yourself, buddy...
Palm sees the writing on the wall.
You mean the Grafiti on the wall?
*rimshot*
If Palm splits into one company that does strictly hardware and another that only Software/Operating Systems, it seems like only good could come out of the deal for BeOS.
I'm sure Palm doesn't want the whole BeOS effort to go to waste, and now that they'll have a "separate" division for OS development, they need not be tied to just developing PDA operating systems. They can even try going towards IAs more, just as Be wanted to do.
On the other hand, I guess this would technically free up Palm's hardware division... they would probably be able to recover more market share by using other OS's instead of PalmOS on some models. I doubt they would want to, but it seems that this leaves the possibility open.
I've heard that the quality is only good for either animated movies, or real movies. I can't remember which it was, but at the time I was researching this stuff, I saw mostly images of one type, which I think was animated.
As you can see from the image at BSTV, actual footage comes out as you would expect, only so-so. It makes sense that this would only work well for animations, as those usually have large areas of solid colors, and would appear less pixelated when blown up as such.
Trolltech charges for commercial development using QT (free development is still free). I think this is where most, if not all, of their revenue comes from.
The post referred to is here. infiniti99 is right about it being very inspirational. The post mentions what exists, what doesn't exist, and what should and shouldn't exist. Ettrich definitely put a lot of thought put into it and it shows, even at this early a stage.
Definitely a recommended read. It's the first time I've read something this long in its entirety in probably 7 years.