Compositing shouldn't case any problems with LXDE and game performance unless the GPU has issues. Are we by random chance talking about a Intel laptop of a earlier chipset?
Basically this. Microsoft is a company thats history consists of unethical backstabbing, lack of polish and vaporware. Remember that dual tablet thingy that could have been awesome that disappered into thin air? Some of us sure do. All those amazing Tablets that more or less died because the interface for touch was awful? What sorts of devices that ran Windows CE? The default settings for Windows, and especially Windows update? Netscape? Vista and the OpenGL controversy? AppLocale still being a solution to a silly problem? The Xbox being competetive because its competing?
Now... now... Scandinavia is several terms: The core: Norway, Sweden and Denmark The extended: +Finland, +Iceland. Finland may or may not be a part of Scandinavia depending on who you are talking to.
Its not that simple. The unwashed masses does not become educated just because they got a education. The unwashed masses does not want a revolution either, if by the time they realize they are unwashed, they are not having a hard time living their live. North Korea is changing, perhaps fighting this change, but at the same time welcoming the change. Will North Korea become Best Korea? Well, if it does, the Internet have a problem, I mean, who shall replace North Korea as a meme?
Here is linked source. Search for citation 16 and read onwards. The autor didn't read it properly. The article states: several things: -QWERTY is a fast keyboard layout, and it has killed quite a few layouts because it is fast -Dvorak is most likely a tad faster, -The article that is the "counterpoint" of the article uses "If a typist has learned QWERTY, the cost of changing is likely too high compared to a "10% gain"*1 -The studies counterpoint is at citation 31, and seems a bit flawed, just as the NAVYs test
*1: Not actual numbers, a quote or anything, its a general expression
Neither of these 3 figureheads would have gotten anything done if their opposition decided to just stomp them. And thats the problem with the idealists.
"Life in prison" in Scandinavia means that you are put to a reevaluation each 10 years to see if its "safe" to but you back in society. If there is no reason too, its another 10 years. The difference from life imprisonment is not really present if the case is horrible enough.
Beats me, but its still amusing that there is no E Ink reader competiton. Even handhelds such as the Gameboy had competition, even if most of it fell flat because they failed to copy the good parts of the gameboy.
Its basically what you could talk about as a E ink cartel. For some obscure reason, uknown to the common man, nobody has actually made a decent competitor to the current E Ink readers. As far as we consumers know, the marked only current color E Ink readers are made by a chinese company called Hanvon running Windows CE, and a overpriced product by a company called Ectaco which is markeded to students at a selling price of 500$. Why is that? B&N and Amazon have these low PPI monochrome ereaders, and yet nobody has come to compete?
Why state something blatantly false? People have become sterile from working on various high power radio equipment, back in the day. So el-mag tech can have negative impact, but generally what we use, is safe, or so do we assume based on various studies.
>Must be a heck of a crappy HDD Assumption 1: The original poster has ears that has not degraded much Assumption 2: HDDs make a lot of noise, but they are made to not be noticable to "normal people", who usually has quite degraded hearing Assumption 3: Hairyfeet has a "normal" hearing, aka quite degraded one, and thus is inable to notice noise.
Most modern games also have several people working manually on generating trees and doors, and manually placing rocks in terrain. Doesn't mean it actually increases production value.
Text versus video? Irrelevant. The core problem with education is that either the teachers are not up to the standard, or the books are poorly written. And what is Khans academy doing? They are doing videos, but that is irrelevant in itself, what they are actually doing is to do a proper job at TEACHING their material, in contrast to many sources. If you have a problem with Khan being video, then why don't you have a problem with subpar teaching in general?
Indeed. I don't get the article at all, what is there to improve on? The layout works, there are images when needed to be informative. The only flaw is that some times it can be hard to find a spesific topic even with knowing a few keywords.
He blinks after frame change i guess. I think its similar to the concept of tripple buffering: If the frame is already read, you can safely do something else, but you still need to open the eye during the next frame. At 20 FPS you have quite a lot of time.
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This. Heat is heat per area. So long its not 800C on the fucking shell, its irrelevant.
Compositing shouldn't case any problems with LXDE and game performance unless the GPU has issues. Are we by random chance talking about a Intel laptop of a earlier chipset?
Basically this.
Microsoft is a company thats history consists of unethical backstabbing, lack of polish and vaporware. Remember that dual tablet thingy that could have been awesome that disappered into thin air? Some of us sure do. All those amazing Tablets that more or less died because the interface for touch was awful? What sorts of devices that ran Windows CE? The default settings for Windows, and especially Windows update? Netscape? Vista and the OpenGL controversy? AppLocale still being a solution to a silly problem? The Xbox being competetive because its competing?
Wipeout is most likely doing some really nice tricks with the SPU to avoid having to do things bruteforce with the GPU.
Now... now... Scandinavia is several terms:
The core: Norway, Sweden and Denmark
The extended: +Finland, +Iceland.
Finland may or may not be a part of Scandinavia depending on who you are talking to.
If the manuals is only for the eyes of authorized Toshiba services providers, how did a random person get access to them?
Even if, such a revolution would just end up with more blood, for the blood god, regardless of who won.
Its not that simple. The unwashed masses does not become educated just because they got a education. The unwashed masses does not want a revolution either, if by the time they realize they are unwashed, they are not having a hard time living their live. North Korea is changing, perhaps fighting this change, but at the same time welcoming the change.
Will North Korea become Best Korea? Well, if it does, the Internet have a problem, I mean, who shall replace North Korea as a meme?
Here is linked source. Search for citation 16 and read onwards. The autor didn't read it properly. The article states: several things:
-QWERTY is a fast keyboard layout, and it has killed quite a few layouts because it is fast
-Dvorak is most likely a tad faster,
-The article that is the "counterpoint" of the article uses "If a typist has learned QWERTY, the cost of changing is likely too high compared to a "10% gain"*1
-The studies counterpoint is at citation 31, and seems a bit flawed, just as the NAVYs test
*1: Not actual numbers, a quote or anything, its a general expression
I still want to see sources for the second one.
North Korea would ironically be best Korea if the nation actually worked. Instead its just a humorous general oligarchy claiming to be best Korea.
Neither of these 3 figureheads would have gotten anything done if their opposition decided to just stomp them. And thats the problem with the idealists.
"Life in prison" in Scandinavia means that you are put to a reevaluation each 10 years to see if its "safe" to but you back in society. If there is no reason too, its another 10 years. The difference from life imprisonment is not really present if the case is horrible enough.
Beats me, but its still amusing that there is no E Ink reader competiton. Even handhelds such as the Gameboy had competition, even if most of it fell flat because they failed to copy the good parts of the gameboy.
Its basically what you could talk about as a E ink cartel. For some obscure reason, uknown to the common man, nobody has actually made a decent competitor to the current E Ink readers. As far as we consumers know, the marked only current color E Ink readers are made by a chinese company called Hanvon running Windows CE, and a overpriced product by a company called Ectaco which is markeded to students at a selling price of 500$.
Why is that? B&N and Amazon have these low PPI monochrome ereaders, and yet nobody has come to compete?
Why state something blatantly false? People have become sterile from working on various high power radio equipment, back in the day. So el-mag tech can have negative impact, but generally what we use, is safe, or so do we assume based on various studies.
Still not enough heat. If it had a heatsink, it would go higher.
>Must be a heck of a crappy HDD
Assumption 1: The original poster has ears that has not degraded much
Assumption 2: HDDs make a lot of noise, but they are made to not be noticable to "normal people", who usually has quite degraded hearing
Assumption 3: Hairyfeet has a "normal" hearing, aka quite degraded one, and thus is inable to notice noise.
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Most modern games also have several people working manually on generating trees and doors, and manually placing rocks in terrain. Doesn't mean it actually increases production value.
And while we first question it, will it fix the shortcomings USB keyboards has to PS/2 keyboards?
Text versus video? Irrelevant. The core problem with education is that either the teachers are not up to the standard, or the books are poorly written. And what is Khans academy doing? They are doing videos, but that is irrelevant in itself, what they are actually doing is to do a proper job at TEACHING their material, in contrast to many sources.
If you have a problem with Khan being video, then why don't you have a problem with subpar teaching in general?
Indeed. I don't get the article at all, what is there to improve on? The layout works, there are images when needed to be informative. The only flaw is that some times it can be hard to find a spesific topic even with knowing a few keywords.
He blinks after frame change i guess. I think its similar to the concept of tripple buffering: If the frame is already read, you can safely do something else, but you still need to open the eye during the next frame. At 20 FPS you have quite a lot of time.
Disk caching died with 2 gigs of RAM becoming the lowest common determinator, and its currently 4 gigs.