The worst is the Neuros. If an mp3 doesnt have an ID3 tag, it wont even show it in the damn "mp3 browser" part of the client software. Its exactly like the file doesnt exist. You have to find that file and manually edit the ID3. There's not even a n "unknown songs" category so I can do this in the client by looking at the filename. Not to mention, the only way to add songs is to use the client. If you copy a file over via USB, the device can't see it until the client updates its little database.
Use NDBM, an open-source Java client. It works a thousand times better than the official software on a Windows machine, and also works on any machine with a modern Java implementation.
Actually, he's merging some of the stuff back into his version (the valid XHTML for sure), but I'll go ahead and put my version up. h2sa-mod perl script
I grabbed H2SA yesterday, and I must confirm that it does rock, especially once you start modding it to output compliant XHTML 1.1, use functions for writing out table rows (eliminating false precision on floats), take usernames from args, and so on. My stats page (updates 0400 EST) Bug me if you want the modified source.
Old CPUs popular for embedded systems and the like are always made forever - their application might not need something fast and hot, the hardware might not support something new and fancy, and there might be certification issues when making a major part change.
I use my Xbox to do normal-def content. I don't have the money for anything HD (my desktop's not even fast enough for it:( ) so I'll leave that answer to somebody made of benjamins.
Actually, I heard that you can play the retail version just by setting your clock forward to the 16th, but I can't verify this because the Steam version is encrypted.
That's more big-budget than when I played the American Bombadier in IL-2: Forgotten Battles. Microphone was free with a rebate, left the A/C on, and it was in the dorm on a friday night.
But I'm the only person in my apartment with voice acting credits. I'm practically Bruce Campbell!
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Yeah, it provided me a good incentive to clean up my MP3 tags.
Use NDBM, an open-source Java client. It works a thousand times better than the official software on a Windows machine, and also works on any machine with a modern Java implementation.
And according to the book "The Difference Engine" by Gibson they all raced steam-powered cars and had crazy adventures with gold-plated punchcards.
Actually, he's merging some of the stuff back into his version (the valid XHTML for sure), but I'll go ahead and put my version up.
h2sa-mod perl script
I grabbed H2SA yesterday, and I must confirm that it does rock, especially once you start modding it to output compliant XHTML 1.1, use functions for writing out table rows (eliminating false precision on floats), take usernames from args, and so on.
My stats page (updates 0400 EST)
Bug me if you want the modified source.
It actually says "please default to --no-splash for reasonable startup times..."
Fortunately, it fits into a role right between them - "nuclear spreadsheet" or "toy RDBMS that's also sorta fast"
Sometimes. They also use 68k chips too. But if you're familiar with PC architecture, you do have the option to go with what you know.
Does it make you sad when McDonalds stops making a particular sandwich, too?
Old CPUs popular for embedded systems and the like are always made forever - their application might not need something fast and hot, the hardware might not support something new and fancy, and there might be certification issues when making a major part change.
If they stood on their head maybe.
They don't like it when pedestrians go in the DT loop, though. Liability or something.
Nah, the drive-through sensors are all the metal-detector coils. The only pedestrian that could trigger them would be Stephen Hawking.
Oh dis!
That reminds me, I'm only a week or so from a mullet. And I can't have that happen, I don't want people thinking I'm McGyver with glasses.
That picture is really something. I didn't know Gandalf wrote bsh.
I think LaMarr would make a good mascot, personally.
I'd worry about my sheets, personally. 8 hours with no bathroom breaks is hard enough without staying there all day.
Hey we may be a bunch of freakin nerdos but our site is purple and not a default phpBB template so there.
Plant your Xbox and grow a massive aircraft hangar with a skyscraper on top that's attached to a castle.
But does it take place in real time?
Is this comment funny because nobody here can get a date?
I use my Xbox to do normal-def content. I don't have the money for anything HD (my desktop's not even fast enough for it :( ) so I'll leave that answer to somebody made of benjamins.
Thanks for all the help, Patent and Trademark Office! Without you, we'd all be able to have nice things and we can't have that!
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Actually, I heard that you can play the retail version just by setting your clock forward to the 16th, but I can't verify this because the Steam version is encrypted.
That's more big-budget than when I played the American Bombadier in IL-2: Forgotten Battles. Microphone was free with a rebate, left the A/C on, and it was in the dorm on a friday night.
But I'm the only person in my apartment with voice acting credits. I'm practically Bruce Campbell!