It's pretty clear that no cold fusion will be invented until the planted is 'nearly' totally wasted. As soon as such device can be made, it will eventually be possible to integrate this into cars and home heaters. If this development would for example be introduced withing 10 years, a whole lot of country's economies will collapse, if not the world's economy.
So basically what I'm saying is: Don't hold yer breath.
Then why isn't Linux listed in the system requirements section? Besides this, I don't have VA 2.0 for Microsoft 'platforms' (...) so, as probably most of you, I'm more interested in the retail price.
I think designing my objects models for complex projects would benefit from 3D desktops. Not just 3D desktops though, a real 3D monitor would be quite useful. A full object model nearly always goes behond the boundaries of my desktop/paper which implies different abstraction levels on each page. This not so bad, but a full 3D model representation would be really nice.
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Hmm, I wonder if the White House got ventilation shafts:-)
Hum, I guess this will mean farmers also gotta buy huge electric-hazard fences to put along their property. It would be highly profitable and easy for theives just to steel such devices found on the fields. I wonder what's next.... robotic dogs feeding emselfs with theives?:-)
This is very good, I just upgraded to RH 6.1 and found out that the current SB-Live drivers weren't compiled for 2.2.12. Now I'll be compiling it on my own next monday:-)
I guess cable/tel companies better start putting loads more fibre optic cable in the ground;-) I'd really hate to see my q3test performance go down cause of ppl watching movies on the net in stead of television.
Hmmm, it would be better when the US just switches to Pal Plus also ( gradualy ) and in the mean time TV manifucturers support both NTSC and PAL/PAL Plus.
Well, I've bought this widescreen Phillips tv. The most important reason I bought a slightly more expensive model is that it supports Pal Plus. This is a special wide screen broadcasting standart which enables a very clear picture. I guess in the US, cable comps/program makers don't want to switch to such standart yet? I really petty you in the US, wide screen rules:-)
Ye know, I'd really love the idea that Linux becomes mainstream. There is no way that Linux won't be 10x more stable then Windows in the end. The Linux core is just 10 times better then window's....
Commercialized or not, Linux WILL stay 10 times better regarding stability/up-time.
Fats,
Someone who's egerly waiting till rm -rf/dosc becomes possible while still being able to play games;)
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It's pretty clear that no cold fusion will be invented until the planted is 'nearly' totally wasted.
As soon as such device can be made, it will eventually be possible to integrate this into cars and home heaters. If this development would for example be introduced withing 10 years, a whole lot of country's economies will collapse, if not the world's economy.
So basically what I'm saying is: Don't hold yer breath.
Then why isn't Linux listed in the system requirements section?
Besides this, I don't have VA 2.0 for Microsoft 'platforms' (...) so, as probably most of you, I'm more interested in the retail price.
The link provided points to VA 2.0 for 50 bucks...
Proper link: VADD - How to buy it seems to be $149 minimum.
Linux was already ported to the Psion 5 :-)
See Calcaria Linux7k project.
I think designing my objects models for complex projects would benefit from 3D desktops. Not just 3D desktops though, a real 3D monitor would be quite useful.
A full object model nearly always goes behond the boundaries of my desktop/paper which implies different abstraction levels on each page. This not so bad, but a full 3D model representation would be really nice.
Hmm, I wonder if the White House got ventilation shafts :-)
This will entirely change the concept 'Web cam' :-)
Imagine users all over the net fighting over the controls of such cams at Jenny's
Hum, I guess this will mean farmers also gotta buy huge electric-hazard fences to put along their property. :-)
It would be highly profitable and easy for theives just to steel such devices found on the fields.
I wonder what's next.... robotic dogs feeding emselfs with theives?
This is very good, I just upgraded to RH 6.1 and found out that the current SB-Live drivers weren't compiled for 2.2.12. :-)
Now I'll be compiling it on my own next monday
Simcity was already ported to Psion 5 many months ago... :-)
See: Purplesoft's simcity page
I guess cable/tel companies better start putting loads more fibre optic cable in the ground ;-)
I'd really hate to see my q3test performance go down cause of ppl watching movies on the net in stead of television.
Does anyone know what exactly is the difference between PAL Plus and PAL (besides wide screen)?
Hmmm, it would be better when the US just switches to Pal Plus also ( gradualy ) and in the mean time TV manifucturers support both NTSC and PAL/PAL Plus.
Well, I've bought this widescreen Phillips tv. The most important reason I bought a slightly more expensive model is that it supports Pal Plus. This is a special wide screen broadcasting standart which enables a very clear picture. I guess in the US, cable comps/program makers don't want to switch to such standart yet? I really petty you in the US, wide screen rules :-)
As long as there is an XSL to translate it back to normal format :)
Ye know, I'd really love the idea that Linux becomes mainstream. There is no way that Linux won't be 10x more stable then Windows in the end. The Linux core is just 10 times better then window's....
/dosc becomes possible while still being able to play games ;)
Commercialized or not, Linux WILL stay 10 times better regarding stability/up-time.
Fats,
Someone who's egerly waiting till rm -rf