Yea, AMD kept PATA on their southbridge to this day, while Intel dropped it back in 2006 with ICH8. Why didn't that lead to a switch to AMD? BTW, interestingly, there are more recent Intel motherboards with ISA than AMD motherboards, wonder why?
Personally I was wanting to see the filtering claims beat back, but I have seen the unsealed emails from YouTube's founders and indeed that was not what DMCA intended to allow.
"And reader Trailrunner7 supplies another compelling reason to download 3.6.4: "Security researcher Michal Zalewski has identified a problem with the way Firefox handles links that are opened in a new browser window or tab, enabling attackers to inject arbitrary code into the new window or tab while still keeping a deceptive URL in the browser's address bar. The vulnerability, which Mozilla has fixed in version 3.6.4, has the effect of tricking users into thinking that they're visiting a legitimate site while instead sending arbitrary attacker-controlled code to their browsers.""
Nope, sorry:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=556957#c46
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Yea, more companies should do dividends as part of moving away from "shareholder value".
In fact, there is already PCIe to PCI bridges.
Yea, AMD kept PATA on their southbridge to this day, while Intel dropped it back in 2006 with ICH8. Why didn't that lead to a switch to AMD? BTW, interestingly, there are more recent Intel motherboards with ISA than AMD motherboards, wonder why?
You don't have to throw it away. SATA is backward compatible, you know.
What is that double-hole?
PCIe of at least x16 is on the northbridge.
Surprised this was not modded funny by now.
If it predates this distinction, it is by default a DX. This is true for both 386 and 486.
Well, on laptops they take space, which is why the floppy drive was dropped from laptops pretty early (by 2004 I think).
And before you get worried, it is optional too.
HDCP can be transmitted over DVI too.
Not to mention that HDCP is independent and optional of HDMI/DVI.
For one thing, PCI is a parallel bus and take a lot of pins to route, which can be made internal, simplifying PCB design.
Personally I was wanting to see the filtering claims beat back, but I have seen the unsealed emails from YouTube's founders and indeed that was not what DMCA intended to allow.
BTW, in fact NuBus even survived to the first Power Macs in 1994.
Intel is shaving a few more pennies off the implementation cost
And more importantly, PCI uses a lot of pins on the chipsets, as it is a parallel bus.
On the other hand, most pci-e x16 devices can technically run at only x1 if the physical slot arrangement allows.
Yea, there is a reason why AUI and AAUI was created.
Coreboot, for one. EFI could in theory ported to run on top of it.
"And reader Trailrunner7 supplies another compelling reason to download 3.6.4: "Security researcher Michal Zalewski has identified a problem with the way Firefox handles links that are opened in a new browser window or tab, enabling attackers to inject arbitrary code into the new window or tab while still keeping a deceptive URL in the browser's address bar. The vulnerability, which Mozilla has fixed in version 3.6.4, has the effect of tricking users into thinking that they're visiting a legitimate site while instead sending arbitrary attacker-controlled code to their browsers."" Nope, sorry: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=556957#c46
I agree that two different 64-bit x86 variants would have been extremely silly.
That is because you are using nspluginwrapper to wrap the 32-bit Flash plugin.
On the other hand, people do need something to do during the downtime
XCP was an attempt at audio CD copy protection.
Of course, Mickey Mouse would have been better handled through adding copyright renewals, but...