>HDMI is HDMI.. you plug it in and not worry about whether you are using the right mode / cable for your setup.
Wait, do you mean 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2a, 1.3, 1.3a, 1.3b, or 1.4 HDMI? and type A, B, C, D, or E? Standard HDMI cable? Standard with Ethernet? Automotive? High Speed? High Speed with Ethernet?
It looks like Apple was already threatening to take their ball and go home anyways with regards to Samsung's memory chips: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-06-28/hardware/29712304_1_galaxy-products-ipad-samsung-electronics
Both were written by Cryptic and published by NCSoft, and IP was owned 50/50 by each on both games. Now it's 100% NCSoft owned, and a lot of the Cryptic folks who worked on them moved over to NCSoft. This is a massive win for the franchise, IMO, as it means there's no more conflict of interest with Cryptic working with Marvel on their MMO (even if they said there wasn't any conflict).
Actually, according to the FAQ here, there's supposed to be one in the works called the GPi. Unfortunately, the link they list for more info is dead...
Yeah, that was for his birthday. He LOVES fireworks and usually has an hour long show, but there was a burn ban that year, so that's why there were laser lights instead. Unfortunately, since he had to leave Origin, he's cut way back on the parties, but he still does them.
Well, to my knowledge, nobody has even seen the so-called 'fix' yet, anyways! For all we know, it is all a bluff. Even if it isn't, it should be possible to flash the sandisk with a minimal linux boot with usb support, and read everything else you want off a usb harddrive. Just a thought...
I fell out of my chair when I saw that, CT. I've been annoying people for many years with that particular phrase. Just can't let a really bad movie die, I guess. Just like when I see the Tri-Star logo, I always say 'from the makers of Perils of Gwendelyn...' Oh, no, it's raining. Quick, Gwendelyn, take off your shirt!
I disagree. If they were 'very good about giving users as much of what they want is possible', they could at the very least provide a closed solution.
I have one of these cards and love it, but despise the fact that it does not work in Linux. They have done absolutely nothing to help me with the product of theirs that I own, and apparantly are not willing to put forth any effort to change that. Do you think their response of 'throw away what you already paid good money for and buy our NEW board 'is considered 'good support'? HECK NO!
For all we know, you could be working for them and trying to do damage control. Just a thought...
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>HDMI is HDMI .. you plug it in and not worry about whether you are using the right mode / cable for your setup.
Wait, do you mean 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2a, 1.3, 1.3a, 1.3b, or 1.4 HDMI? and type A, B, C, D, or E? Standard HDMI cable? Standard with Ethernet? Automotive? High Speed? High Speed with Ethernet?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI
http://www.practical-home-theater-guide.com/hdmi-cables.html
It looks like Apple was already threatening to take their ball and go home anyways with regards to Samsung's memory chips: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-06-28/hardware/29712304_1_galaxy-products-ipad-samsung-electronics
True, but the content was significantly different. Maybe not quite as much as various games using the Half Life engine or somesuch, but close enough.
However, they're officially merging the two games into one soon, according to this announcement: http://www.cityofheroes.com/press/a_new_age.html. Then there's the expansions and sequels referred to in this announcement: http://www.plaync.com/us/news/2007/11/ncsoft_announce_23.html
Both were written by Cryptic and published by NCSoft, and IP was owned 50/50 by each on both games. Now it's 100% NCSoft owned, and a lot of the Cryptic folks who worked on them moved over to NCSoft. This is a massive win for the franchise, IMO, as it means there's no more conflict of interest with Cryptic working with Marvel on their MMO (even if they said there wasn't any conflict).
Actually, according to the FAQ here, there's supposed to be one in the works called the GPi. Unfortunately, the link they list for more info is dead...
Yeah, that was for his birthday. He LOVES fireworks and usually has an hour long show, but there was a burn ban that year, so that's why there were laser lights instead. Unfortunately, since he had to leave Origin, he's cut way back on the parties, but he still does them.
CAT5 != IP
It may use the same cable as a network, but your router is going to have fits if you plug it into it!
Not cheap at $3500, but better than the non-video card solutions mentioned...
Kaveman from Digital V6
They also have models with integrated KVM's for more, but I didn't inquire about the price of those, and they don't put prices on their web page.
Looks like TacoHell is still alive and kicking!
...is that HAL was a Beowulf cluster?! :^)
Well, to my knowledge, nobody has even seen the so-called 'fix' yet, anyways! For all we know, it is all a bluff. Even if it isn't, it should be possible to flash the sandisk with a minimal linux boot with usb support, and read everything else you want off a usb harddrive. Just a thought...
I fell out of my chair when I saw that, CT. I've been annoying people for many years with that particular phrase. Just can't let a really bad movie die, I guess. Just like when I see the Tri-Star logo, I always say 'from the makers of Perils of Gwendelyn...' Oh, no, it's raining. Quick, Gwendelyn, take off your shirt!
I disagree. If they were 'very good about giving users as much of what they want is possible', they could at the very least provide a closed solution.
I have one of these cards and love it, but despise the fact that it does not work in Linux. They have done absolutely nothing to help me with the product of theirs that I own, and apparantly are not willing to put forth any effort to change that. Do you think their response of 'throw away what you already paid good money for and buy our NEW board 'is considered 'good support'? HECK NO!
For all we know, you could be working for them and trying to do damage control. Just a thought...
y'know, if segfault were up today, they'd be reporting REAL news! :^) that'd be humorous...
Something tells me you won't have to wait more than 24...