But games are supposed to be fun. Playing starcraft without a keyboard would be a bit slow but not impossible. Playing starcraft without a mouse and with a tiny screen would be horrible.
So all those armored bulldozers have been contributed by the neighboring Arab countries? The truth is, the current problems in Palestine/Israel have been caused by both sides.
mpd looks interesting, I'm waiting for shoutcast support to start using it.
Xmms isn't changing, but that doesn't mean it's dead. It's got the most features of any player and is easy to use from the command line with programs like xmmsctrl. I've even integrated it a bit with my window manager with xmmsctrl and xmms-shell. There are even Perl and Ruby modules for controlling it.
Hopefully music players will move towards separating the interface into a separate program like mpd does.
If people weren't morons, they wouldn't keep buying the games they already paid for and the financial reasons wouldn't exist.
This applies both to the ports of (S)NES and Pokemon. I've played 3 or 4 different versions of Pokemon to see what was different and they were all exactly the same.
For your needs, working with barrels, stick with imperial. Those who have to take more complicated measurements in their line of work will use SI, because they scale well and are inherently easy using base 10 (there are exceptions, like the radian).
I think this is more of a cultural issue. The american population is very xenophobic, which isn't necessarily worse than here in Toronto. Even if people claim it's multicultural, it's really a city composed of many groups of people each having their own culture.
Just because it isn't stable doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Tell all the people running e17 apps like entrance that they really don't have hardware renderning.
I don't have a Control Center, Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons, a start menu or a taskbar.... I don't have a printer but my print dialogs let me print to a.ps file which certainly wasn't stolen from Windows because you have to add a laser printer and do other strange things to get a.ps file under Windows.
If your Linux desktop looks like a Windows clone it's only because you want it to be that way. Some of us use shaded windows, virtual desktops, dockapps, dynamically generated menus (using your favorite scripting language) and a very powerful command line. None of these features are available under windows unless you install programs that emulate this functionality.
It doesn't need to know about the filesystem to do that. The OS tells it where the files are. Otherwise, making it a cross platform web browser would be kind of hard, having to support dozens of different filesystems.
Saudi Arabia isn't a democracy, many of its citizens are unhappy with the current government. The same government that is allied with the States. That doesn't justify the attacks on the States but these people aren't very rational to begin with.
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But games are supposed to be fun. Playing starcraft without a keyboard would be a bit slow but not impossible. Playing starcraft without a mouse and with a tiny screen would be horrible.
So all those armored bulldozers have been contributed by the neighboring Arab countries? The truth is, the current problems in Palestine/Israel have been caused by both sides.
It doesn't make a difference because there aren't any variables/escape sequences/anything that won't be taken literally.
Other than bittorrent, downloading using P2P tends to be much slower than official sources.
mpd looks interesting, I'm waiting for shoutcast support to start using it.
Xmms isn't changing, but that doesn't mean it's dead. It's got the most features of any player and is easy to use from the command line with programs like xmmsctrl. I've even integrated it a bit with my window manager with xmmsctrl and xmms-shell. There are even Perl and Ruby modules for controlling it.
Hopefully music players will move towards separating the interface into a separate program like mpd does.
If people weren't morons, they wouldn't keep buying the games they already paid for and the financial reasons wouldn't exist.
This applies both to the ports of (S)NES and Pokemon. I've played 3 or 4 different versions of Pokemon to see what was different and they were all exactly the same.
For your needs, working with barrels, stick with imperial. Those who have to take more complicated measurements in their line of work will use SI, because they scale well and are inherently easy using base 10 (there are exceptions, like the radian).
Set up a torrent, Post the thing on newsgroups.
Dividing/Multiplying by 10 is easier than for any other number except 1.
184.21345 decimeters = 18.421345 meters
Something like 145 5/16 inches to feet is much harder, at least for most humans.
The second one is much worse than the first if you take it seriously. Otherwise it's one of the funniest movies ever.
I think this is more of a cultural issue. The american population is very xenophobic, which isn't necessarily worse than here in Toronto. Even if people claim it's multicultural, it's really a city composed of many groups of people each having their own culture.
I don't have a DVD drive mainly because I'd have no use for it other than movies and I'd rather watch movies on my TV.
I might get a DL burner for backups but that would be the only use I would have for it.
Just because it isn't stable doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Tell all the people running e17 apps like entrance that they really don't have hardware renderning.
At least here in Canada a Mac is almost 3.5 times more expensive than a no name PC with similar specs.
And of those who do know how to spoof their OS, how many actually do it?
Germany and Japan post WWII. The States spent a lot of money helping them rebuild.
Also, a counter example, after losing WWI Germany had extreme penalties placed on it causing an economic depression. Hilarity ensued.
So, that means a Sunfire is better than a 911 Turbo because the Sunfire has more market share?
I don't have a Control Center, Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons, a start menu or a taskbar.... I don't have a printer but my print dialogs let me print to a .ps file which certainly wasn't stolen from Windows because you have to add a laser printer and do other strange things to get a .ps file under Windows.
If your Linux desktop looks like a Windows clone it's only because you want it to be that way. Some of us use shaded windows, virtual desktops, dockapps, dynamically generated menus (using your favorite scripting language) and a very powerful command line. None of these features are available under windows unless you install programs that emulate this functionality.
It doesn't need to know about the filesystem to do that. The OS tells it where the files are. Otherwise, making it a cross platform web browser would be kind of hard, having to support dozens of different filesystems.
I guess if they do it for the money they deserve respect and tolerance. Just like spammers and people who start pyramid schemes.
They're also not allowed to fund the Taliban. Your point?
So that's why all those light fetishists take the time to fill their fans with LEDs.
A few days ago they announced they'll be dropping Mhz for marketing and going with speed ratings instead.
Saudi Arabia isn't a democracy, many of its citizens are unhappy with the current government. The same government that is allied with the States. That doesn't justify the attacks on the States but these people aren't very rational to begin with.
But they have a legal monopoly now, RAMBUS doesn't.