This story just makes no since, innovation is not imagining up some new character for dumb shit kids to drool over, and its not like micky mouse is keeping animation in the steam boat era. If nothing else, micky is a driver in the innovation of new animation techniques and technologies.
the last mac I bought was not even a year old when saint jesus jobs deemed my very expensive computer unworthy of OSX... 8 years later someone figured out if you swap two bytes in ram you could run upto os 10.2 on the fucker.
So making a decision to fuck over customers cause he wanted basically the same machine in a dumb shit blue case is just one of a billion reasons that arrogant con-artist deserves a boot up his used car salesman ass, both in life and in death.
Course now that he is dead, he cant dazzle you morons with a new toy
Gamespy is a curse chunk of shit bloatware that has scarred the PC gaming landscape since the win 9x days. Let their new owners piss their customers off, and maybe we will all win.
no everything around the die of the IC will start to burn well before it gets to temperature in an oven, electric ovens especially, are binary devices, your coil is not at 482 degrees, its full on hot as it can get, and basicly PWMed at a snails pace.
if you ramped it up slow, and had a more controlled heat source yea maybe
"I don't care because I have good hardware.." my 1986 mac can go from dead cold to excel in 8 seconds... see how that works?
"KDE is more than fast enough on a i3-2100 with 4Gb memory, and gaming is fast enough even with my old and trusty GTX285.." if you like it, fine, doesnt change the fact that KDE is and always has been heavy
"If you do not like the plasma desktop it is easy to switch to a more "classic" desktop, by simply right-click in the desktop anywhere, choose "desktop settings", and set the "activities" to "folder view". Simple and effective.." Doesnt shut stuff down, just changes the presentation mode, good that you only go on looks, ought to net you a real good relationship one day
"You can switch off compositing bling-bling to speed up your desktop (and if you don't like bling-bling) by unchecking "enable desktop effects" in system setting->Desktop effects." Or one could avoid it without manually shutting it off for certain application performance issues
"So two little tweaks and you have a classic and fast desktop.." Its also slower and eats more resources for stuff you cant see... brilliant
heh my steve jobs baby apple IIC has a utterly useless Dvorak switch proudly placed on the case, st jesus jobs wasnt right all the time, hell not even most of the time, thats why he got the boot the first time, and lets not even get the body count of jobs failures, you just choose to remember the successes.
for every microsoft BOB, Jobs ran apple has a hockey puck mouse.
when its not your only option, we have a handful of them scattered about at work and yea, its actually handy to just point at something, especially when there is a group involved, which is the situation we use them in.
still not going to give up the ole keyboard and mouse, but touch screens can have uses on desktop/laptops
I have eleite for a couple platforms, its a space shooter with some menus tossed in there... honestly didnt even know it existed till a few years ago, so I hunted down copies for my retro computers.
its much less risky than pumping a shit ton of money into something only a small percentage of people will remember, let alone be fond enough to play nearly 30 years after the fact
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This story just makes no since, innovation is not imagining up some new character for dumb shit kids to drool over, and its not like micky mouse is keeping animation in the steam boat era. If nothing else, micky is a driver in the innovation of new animation techniques and technologies.
my work laptop has intel video, when I installed linux on it, it wouldnt accept any widescreen resolutions 3,2,1 fight!
well maybe it wasnt a beige G3 I dont remember it was over 10 years ago and I had it a very short time
Intel
AMD/ATI
Nvidia
now choose which pile of shit you want to fight linux to use
a Beige G3
the last mac I bought was not even a year old when saint jesus jobs deemed my very expensive computer unworthy of OSX... 8 years later someone figured out if you swap two bytes in ram you could run upto os 10.2 on the fucker.
So making a decision to fuck over customers cause he wanted basically the same machine in a dumb shit blue case is just one of a billion reasons that arrogant con-artist deserves a boot up his used car salesman ass, both in life and in death.
Course now that he is dead, he cant dazzle you morons with a new toy
why do I give a shit?
Gamespy is a curse chunk of shit bloatware that has scarred the PC gaming landscape since the win 9x days. Let their new owners piss their customers off, and maybe we will all win.
yea the 60's and 70's didnt have war ... just that little skirmish ... what was it called
oh yea, the Vietnam war
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_War
How can china make shit 1/4 the cost, it catches fire retard
yea its just running though deep space is all
yes, yes he does, what choices do you have? seriously at an enterprise level
it wont, it will go back to custom in house specified software
no everything around the die of the IC will start to burn well before it gets to temperature in an oven, electric ovens especially, are binary devices, your coil is not at 482 degrees, its full on hot as it can get, and basicly PWMed at a snails pace.
if you ramped it up slow, and had a more controlled heat source yea maybe
you must be new here
so which HP drive?
the rebranded samsung?
the rebranded liteon?
the rebranded LG?
the rebranded panasonic?
the rebranded sony?
thanks for your useless input
"I don't care because I have good hardware.." ... see how that works?
my 1986 mac can go from dead cold to excel in 8 seconds
"KDE is more than fast enough on a i3-2100 with 4Gb memory, and gaming is fast enough even with my old and trusty GTX285.."
if you like it, fine, doesnt change the fact that KDE is and always has been heavy
"If you do not like the plasma desktop it is easy to switch to a more "classic" desktop, by simply right-click in the desktop anywhere, choose "desktop settings", and set the "activities" to "folder view". Simple and effective.."
Doesnt shut stuff down, just changes the presentation mode, good that you only go on looks, ought to net you a real good relationship one day
"You can switch off compositing bling-bling to speed up your desktop (and if you don't like bling-bling) by unchecking "enable desktop effects" in system setting->Desktop effects."
Or one could avoid it without manually shutting it off for certain application performance issues
"So two little tweaks and you have a classic and fast desktop.." ... brilliant
Its also slower and eats more resources for stuff you cant see
just sayin
heh yea, I rather spend time using my computer rather than configuring it
hogwash, they have been around since the 80's and only at a slight premium
you dont see them everywhere because they are not good for every situation
heh my steve jobs baby apple IIC has a utterly useless Dvorak switch proudly placed on the case, st jesus jobs wasnt right all the time, hell not even most of the time, thats why he got the boot the first time, and lets not even get the body count of jobs failures, you just choose to remember the successes.
for every microsoft BOB, Jobs ran apple has a hockey puck mouse.
when its not your only option, we have a handful of them scattered about at work and yea, its actually handy to just point at something, especially when there is a group involved, which is the situation we use them in.
still not going to give up the ole keyboard and mouse, but touch screens can have uses on desktop/laptops
its less of the same
same crap, less features and ram
and you might get it by summer.!
the average console player is proud of the fact he plugged a cable into a box, development is a sideshow, not a feature
I have eleite for a couple platforms, its a space shooter with some menus tossed in there ... honestly didnt even know it existed till a few years ago, so I hunted down copies for my retro computers.
its much less risky than pumping a shit ton of money into something only a small percentage of people will remember, let alone be fond enough to play nearly 30 years after the fact