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Besides the technical issues with exFAT, implementing it also comes with with the requirement of paying Microsoft royalties. That has done a lot of damage to the SDXC format by inflating the price of all SD cards larger than 32GB and encouraging many devices to stick to only supporting SDHC even though the SDXC spec is now more than 7 years old.
Installing YDL 6.1 on my PS3 was my first Linux experience. I ran it over composite RCA to my TV so it wasn't much to look at, but it was step one in me becoming a computer guy.
I latter put YDL 6.2 on it and that had a much easier install, as I recall.
I went without upgrading to the OtherOS firmware for a year or so, but eventually some game I wanted to play required a newer firmware so I bit the bullet and installed it. I manually removed the Linux partition before the upgrade so I can't confirm whether the tales of the system not reclaiming the Linux partition if upgraded with it still in place were true.
Still have my PS3, only replaced the original 60GB HDD a few months ago. Didn't realize at the time I bought it in January 2007 I would be getting the most capable version of the hardware... early adoption went well for once. Only real downside compared to the newer models is how loud the cooling fans are.
I would "reasonably" expect children to be present in a school zone an hour before school starts and maybe a couple of hours after school ended.
I wouldn't consider it reasonable to expect children to be present while school was in session -- I mean, they're inside being taught, right?
Exactly my complaint with these zones.
If a playground area is directly adjacent to a road, then there is an argument for enforcing the lower limit through the whole school day on that road.
Otherwise the limit should only be in place during the start and end of the school day.
That's nothing more than a limitation of your own information bubble.
You sound like a SJW. Al Jazeera covers the topic of Muslims killing Musilms in great detail and is arguably more left in its perspectives than Mother Jones.
There's no reason to limp along with 32-bit hardware in late 2015. Core 2 came out in 2006 and signalled the "fast enough" era we still live in today... anything older is just wasting electricity and time.
Schools and businesses sell off Core 2 hardware for next to nothing. Craigslist will also yield good deals.
I still don't understand why someone would comment on Slashdot about people watching other people playing games rather than just playing the games themselves?
Instead of having a centrally planned monopoly and trying to determine a "sufficient" budget, I would much rather have competing companies that have to raise funds by convincing skeptical investors, and then have to generate profits by pleasing their customers.
How does that differ from the pre-FDA situation? It would seem problems with that model is exactly why the FDA was created in the first place.
The skill aspect is more about finding players who are undervaluing by the gambling site's rating system than predicting the future of the actual contests.
A small number of people rake in most of the winnings on these sites, especially since they are allowed into every betting competition on the site.
Al Jazeera is deeply liberal. It just has a much more serious and less clickbaity tone than so many other liberal news sources these days (Salon, anyone?)
Whether this liberalism is for propaganda purposes or not is left to the reader to decide.
The effect of malaria eradication is significantly higher IQ for a majority of people who are no longer exposed to it prenatally. The effect of higher IQ on the economy and technological progress can hardly be overstated. It makes the entire difference in the wealth of nations.
Indeed. The large increase and then decrease in criminality in many countries during the last 50 years appears to linked to the increase and then decrease to lead exposure from leaded gasoline.
This isn't how it works. People move to where there is economic opportunity and business interests that pay wages encourage this because it increases job competition and lowers average compensation.
Places like San Francisco are certainly not underpopulated, but people move their seeking economic benefit.
Neoliberalism is the link that combines all the countries experiencing influx together, not contraception.
One of the biggest problem in Brazil is that people use credit cards for survival necessities like food, so they are never economically free.
This isn't really down to individual choice, it's systematically encouraged by modern money supply flows. A significant number of people not being in debt would entirely disrupt the current system.
It does not require esoteric knowledge to prevent some of the "coincidences" the article discusses. Block ads, block third-party cookies, refuse unnecessary scripts... those actions will actually prevent some of this from happening and the authour is negligent to not mention them.
Going to visit the NSA data center, in contrast, accomplishes jackshit.
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Xbox 360 was the first major console to switch to HDMI, followed by PlayStation 3 a year later
PS3 launched with HDMI in November 2006. Xbox 360 didn't have HDMI until the Elite models came out in July 2007.
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Should be the last piece of the puzzle for ya. :)
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Besides the technical issues with exFAT, implementing it also comes with with the requirement of paying Microsoft royalties. That has done a lot of damage to the SDXC format by inflating the price of all SD cards larger than 32GB and encouraging many devices to stick to only supporting SDHC even though the SDXC spec is now more than 7 years old.
If you were really concerned about malware exposure, you'd be running NoScript.
One of NoScript's useful features is blocking ad-blocking access blocks.
Then you could RTFA safely if you cared to.
Here you go, editors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Installing YDL 6.1 on my PS3 was my first Linux experience. I ran it over composite RCA to my TV so it wasn't much to look at, but it was step one in me becoming a computer guy.
I latter put YDL 6.2 on it and that had a much easier install, as I recall.
I went without upgrading to the OtherOS firmware for a year or so, but eventually some game I wanted to play required a newer firmware so I bit the bullet and installed it. I manually removed the Linux partition before the upgrade so I can't confirm whether the tales of the system not reclaiming the Linux partition if upgraded with it still in place were true.
Still have my PS3, only replaced the original 60GB HDD a few months ago. Didn't realize at the time I bought it in January 2007 I would be getting the most capable version of the hardware... early adoption went well for once. Only real downside compared to the newer models is how loud the cooling fans are.
Yes, but you can still buy a Vaio from here.
Don't forget to mention that he posted some of his own material to The Pirate Bay in 2006, most notably the DVDs for Broken and Closure that have never seen an official release.
I would "reasonably" expect children to be present in a school zone an hour before school starts and maybe a couple of hours after school ended.
I wouldn't consider it reasonable to expect children to be present while school was in session -- I mean, they're inside being taught, right?
Exactly my complaint with these zones.
If a playground area is directly adjacent to a road, then there is an argument for enforcing the lower limit through the whole school day on that road.
Otherwise the limit should only be in place during the start and end of the school day.
Perhaps they should have confirmed the vehicle had pedestrian collision detection ability before testing it on themselves?
Perfectly appropriate response. The VW story isn't exactly an obscure bit of news.
Denmark surrendered two hours after being invaded in the war, but the French get all the bad press.
No excuse for such ignorance in the age of Wikipedia.
Update your joke to a level appropriate for this site populated by genius-level intellects and try again.
That's nothing more than a limitation of your own information bubble.
You sound like a SJW. Al Jazeera covers the topic of Muslims killing Musilms in great detail and is arguably more left in its perspectives than Mother Jones.
Check it out, maybe you will learn something.
There's no reason to limp along with 32-bit hardware in late 2015. Core 2 came out in 2006 and signalled the "fast enough" era we still live in today... anything older is just wasting electricity and time.
Schools and businesses sell off Core 2 hardware for next to nothing. Craigslist will also yield good deals.
Your mother deserves better.
I still don't understand why someone would comment on Slashdot about people watching other people playing games rather than just playing the games themselves?
Oh wait...
Instead of having a centrally planned monopoly and trying to determine a "sufficient" budget, I would much rather have competing companies that have to raise funds by convincing skeptical investors, and then have to generate profits by pleasing their customers.
How does that differ from the pre-FDA situation? It would seem problems with that model is exactly why the FDA was created in the first place.
The skill aspect is more about finding players who are undervaluing by the gambling site's rating system than predicting the future of the actual contests.
A small number of people rake in most of the winnings on these sites, especially since they are allowed into every betting competition on the site.
Al Jazeera is deeply liberal. It just has a much more serious and less clickbaity tone than so many other liberal news sources these days (Salon, anyone?)
Whether this liberalism is for propaganda purposes or not is left to the reader to decide.
It's so small you wouldn't even notice if you ate it.
The effect of malaria eradication is significantly higher IQ for a majority of people who are no longer exposed to it prenatally. The effect of higher IQ on the economy and technological progress can hardly be overstated. It makes the entire difference in the wealth of nations.
Indeed. The large increase and then decrease in criminality in many countries during the last 50 years appears to linked to the increase and then decrease to lead exposure from leaded gasoline.
This isn't how it works. People move to where there is economic opportunity and business interests that pay wages encourage this because it increases job competition and lowers average compensation.
Places like San Francisco are certainly not underpopulated, but people move their seeking economic benefit.
Neoliberalism is the link that combines all the countries experiencing influx together, not contraception.
One of the biggest problem in Brazil is that people use credit cards for survival necessities like food, so they are never economically free.
This isn't really down to individual choice, it's systematically encouraged by modern money supply flows. A significant number of people not being in debt would entirely disrupt the current system.
You'd have to get a new motherboard and RAM to upgrade to this. Not worth it for your use.
It does not require esoteric knowledge to prevent some of the "coincidences" the article discusses. Block ads, block third-party cookies, refuse unnecessary scripts... those actions will actually prevent some of this from happening and the authour is negligent to not mention them.
Going to visit the NSA data center, in contrast, accomplishes jackshit.