Worse than that, they actually got less votes than the Tories in England, yet they control the country thanks to votes from Scotland and Wales.
So what your saying is that only English votes should count towards who governs the UK? Lets just ignore Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. What do they know, eh?
I got stung by the bad caps problem back in 2003. (Pic). I never trusted them after that, and I've used Asus boards since. They're good boards but a recent encounter with Asus UK support has changed that. It was just awful. Never again will I buy Asus.
So which brand to go for next time.. that's the question? Who to trust?
A long time ago I went on a school trip to London, and it was the first time I had ever been on a plane so I was a bit nervous. In the airport shop there was a magazine (can't remember which now) with a plane in flames on the front cover, with the large headline "Why Planes Crash". Whoever put them out must have had an evil streak too, they had spread them out to fill the entire top shelf.
That's the worse excuse I've ever heard. I wonder if Nokia would have objected all those years ago when JPEG was selected as a baseline image format for the web -- it has no DRM you know? And as we all know, without DRM it'll be doomed! Oh wait...
I've always viewed Theora as the video equivalent of JPEG - it's quality is not the best, it doesn't have all the features of the shiny newest codecs - but it can be made to work everywhere. You don't need permission, and don't need to pay anyone for the privilege. There may be patent leech issues sure, but that's a risk with every other single codec - Theora is no more at risk than any other developed in the last 10 years.
These pictures are fairly low quality, probably from an engineering camera rather than a scientific one.
One thing I noticed on the website is that they also carry an HDTV camera! Can't wait to see some nice HD video from lunar orbit.
You can use a capture card with a BT878 chip as a cheap entry into SDR and GNU Radio. See Here
The card I have didn't require any kind of modifications, and I've successfully captured signals all the way up to about 400kHz directly from the air simply using a long wire, including digital radio (the unfortunately named DRM) signals.
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So what your saying is that only English votes should count towards who governs the UK? Lets just ignore Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. What do they know, eh?
Gas. Lots and lots of gas.
It's very windy there too.
Minesweeper needs Direct X???
You can't blame X for what runs on top of it. Replace X and you'll be none better off.
Gnome has its problems but this isn't one of them. I run a Gnome desktop don't have Mono installed.
The basic X server is very tiny (it already runs well on very limited devices), and they'll still need something to provide that functionality anyway.
I'm curious what your reasons are for wanting rid of X?
Good to hear about the Tyan reliability. I choose them for my home server, but it's only been running a few months so can't say much about it yet.
A few people have recommended AOpen .. I'll probably try them next when replacing the dead Asus board.
Thanks!
I got stung by the bad caps problem back in 2003. (Pic). I never trusted them after that, and I've used Asus boards since. They're good boards but a recent encounter with Asus UK support has changed that. It was just awful. Never again will I buy Asus.
So which brand to go for next time .. that's the question? Who to trust?
But I've got a better plan. How about I give you the finger, and you give us our country back.
I'd hate to be a bug on that windscreen. Ooch.
But it doesn't need to be better. It just has to be good enough.
I'm not so sure. Didn't they invent the F-lock key?
A long time ago I went on a school trip to London, and it was the first time I had ever been on a plane so I was a bit nervous. In the airport shop there was a magazine (can't remember which now) with a plane in flames on the front cover, with the large headline "Why Planes Crash". Whoever put them out must have had an evil streak too, they had spread them out to fill the entire top shelf.
... and Who is this God Person Anyway?
The first rule of Symantec Home Internet Security, is don't install Symantec Home Internet Security.
He's not the only one.
That's the worse excuse I've ever heard. I wonder if Nokia would have objected all those years ago when JPEG was selected as a baseline image format for the web -- it has no DRM you know? And as we all know, without DRM it'll be doomed! Oh wait...
I've always viewed Theora as the video equivalent of JPEG - it's quality is not the best, it doesn't have all the features of the shiny newest codecs - but it can be made to work everywhere. You don't need permission, and don't need to pay anyone for the privilege. There may be patent leech issues sure, but that's a risk with every other single codec - Theora is no more at risk than any other developed in the last 10 years.
Hail to the gene, Baby!
On Error Goto Hell
Any language where that is valid can't be all bad! Right?
These pictures are fairly low quality, probably from an engineering camera rather than a scientific one.
One thing I noticed on the website is that they also carry an HDTV camera! Can't wait to see some nice HD video from lunar orbit.
You can use a capture card with a BT878 chip as a cheap entry into SDR and GNU Radio. See Here
The card I have didn't require any kind of modifications, and I've successfully captured signals all the way up to about 400kHz directly from the air simply using a long wire, including digital radio (the unfortunately named DRM) signals.
This story has the best headline I've seen on the BBC in a long time:
Ruh-roh! Someone call the Scooby Gang!