Erm? The iPod doesn't convert everything to.aac, if you throw a.mp3 at it, it will gladly swallow it. If you import a CD wit iTunes, you can set iTunes to convert it to.aac, but also to.mp3.
Really? I cant find ANYTHING for linux... even something I could buy that can do movie production.. "
Shake is also available for linux, from the apple site: (http://www.apple.com/shake)
"Shake 3 is also available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $9,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $1485 (US). Render-only versions of Shake 3 are free on Mac OS X and are available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $3,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $585 (US). Contact an Apple Authorized Professional Film Reseller to purchase."
If the sidebar is too wide for your taste, you can make it smaller by dragging the separator bar, down to the size of the icons. If you hover over them the names will popup immediately. (This handy tip came from http://www.macosxhints.com)
In my universe, 1000 Angstrom is the same as 100 nanometers so that makes your statement zero orders of magnitude. My experience with a SEM that's cheaper than the $500k B&L is that you can get well below 100 nanometer.
not only that, but the amiga also used to seek the drive to see if there was a disk in it, then read the label. this seeking made de grink/gronk noise mentioned in the dictionary.
This is humping Linux for Linux' sake, but of course, it's FUD. Linux is not a gaming platform - we've seen a plethora of evidence for this. The Linux gaming companies can't turn sustained profits, games get released months (sometimes years) after their other-platform counterparts, and support is sketchy, at best.
Timothy saying he'd rather have M:GE instead of a GameCube would be like me saying I'd rather use my bicycle to travel from LA to Boston instead of taking a plane. Sure they both serve essentially the same function, but one is more practical in an exponentially more obvious way.
If you're going to parade Linux around, at least do so intelligently in markets where it actually has the edge
your reasoning is flawed. first you say that linux will never be a good gaming because of the market, (and not because of technical arguments) then try to give an analogy which is based on a technical comparison. BZZZZZZT bad analogy. please don't mix up things when using analogies, and please don't close with "linux is a good server platform, let's not try to use it for gaming, that will never succeed!"
The Kit is going to consist of an external HDD/Ethernet unit connected to the PCMCIA slot, found on early
Japanese PS2 models, a VGA adapterplus USB Mouse and Keyboard.
so it isn't un-'amazingly cool without a keyboard' and it's not just a distro, it's a hardware/software bundle...
From WordNet (r) 1.6 [wn]:
piracy
n 1: robbery on the high seas; taking a ship away from the
control of those who are legally entitled to it [syn: {buccaneering}]
2: the act of falsely representing the ideas or work of others
as your own [syn: {plagiarization}, {plagiarisation}]
I don't see where this description fits in your post...
Having hacked around the binaries of the MS Kerberos implementation, I can find no evidence that they've used any of the MIT implementation of Kerberos. So what makes RMS so sure that it is using their source code? After all, the spec is out there online for anyone to implement for free. Why does he think they didn't do that?
you obviously didn't read the article:
In 2000, Microsoft undermined the Kerberos secure login software in this way. They added a small secret feature to their version of the Kerberos software, simply to make it incompatible. The standard, free software version of Kerberos cannot communicate with Microsoft's modified Kerberos server. The result: anyone who wants to communicate with the Microsoft server software has to run Windows on his desktop.
nowhere did RMS say that they "used any of the MIT implementation of Kerberos".
No, alien species measure things in 'beerbottlethrows'. But actually, this doesn't really matter, as it's only about the 1:4:9 relationship... I do wonder, however, why alien species keep referring to this solarsystem as 'Sol' without ever speaking to a human before...
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Erm? The iPod doesn't convert everything to .aac, if you throw a .mp3 at it, it will gladly swallow it. If you import a CD wit iTunes, you can set iTunes to convert it to .aac, but also to .mp3.
You seem to forget that Microsoft has a monopoly and Apple doesn't.
"Movie production tools
Really? I cant find ANYTHING for linux... even something I could buy that can do movie production..
"
Shake is also available for linux, from the apple site: (http://www.apple.com/shake)
"Shake 3 is also available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $9,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $1485 (US). Render-only versions of Shake 3 are free on Mac OS X and are available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $3,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $585 (US). Contact an Apple Authorized Professional Film Reseller to purchase."
If the sidebar is too wide for your taste, you can make it smaller by dragging the separator bar, down to the size of the icons. If you hover over them the names will popup immediately. (This handy tip came from http://www.macosxhints.com)
In my universe, 1000 Angstrom is the same as 100 nanometers so that makes your statement zero orders of magnitude. My experience with a SEM that's cheaper than the $500k B&L is that you can get well below 100 nanometer.
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At least here's one of them: http://apple.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=79362&c
Not only that, he already posted the exact same story twice in other comments belonging to other stories.
(bweurgh, damned slashdot search function won't let me find them)
You can't even download all the KDE packages in 15 minutes
If you would have read the thread, you would have known that it took him 3 hours to download kde.
To put this into perspective you should get the apple userbase into account.
Well in this case they shit a release date...
I don't have a problem with that?!?
Of course you're right, I need more coffee *sigh*...
Except that MASER stands for MASS Amplification, not for MICROWAVE amplification.
not only that, but the amiga also used to seek the drive to see if there was a disk in it, then read the label. this seeking made de grink/gronk noise mentioned in the dictionary.
addittion: you forgot to mention Athlon XP...
Oggdrop works in MacOS X (for encoding), unsanity echo and mint audio (www.unsanity.com) are able to play .ogg
This is humping Linux for Linux' sake, but of course, it's FUD. Linux is not a gaming platform - we've seen a plethora of evidence for this. The Linux gaming companies can't turn sustained profits, games get released months (sometimes years) after their other-platform counterparts, and support is sketchy, at best.
Timothy saying he'd rather have M:GE instead of a GameCube would be like me saying I'd rather use my bicycle to travel from LA to Boston instead of taking a plane. Sure they both serve essentially the same function, but one is more practical in an exponentially more obvious way.
If you're going to parade Linux around, at least do so intelligently in markets where it actually has the edge
your reasoning is flawed. first you say that linux will never be a good gaming because of the market, (and not because of technical arguments) then try to give an analogy which is based on a technical comparison. BZZZZZZT bad analogy. please don't mix up things when using analogies, and please don't close with "linux is a good server platform, let's not try to use it for gaming, that will never succeed!"
I've never even heard of "Ogg Vorbis" (it's like all those naysayers that say "Amiga" had such a "wonderful GUI",
Ignorance is no excuse.
You missed the point. the licensing is about SERVING streaming mp3's, not about listening to mp3's that are served streaming.
The Kit is going to consist of an external HDD/Ethernet unit connected to the PCMCIA slot, found on early Japanese PS2 models, a VGA adapterplus USB Mouse and Keyboard.
so it isn't un-'amazingly cool without a keyboard' and it's not just a distro, it's a hardware/software bundle...
--Iwan
Having hacked around the binaries of the MS Kerberos implementation, I can find no evidence that they've used any of the MIT implementation of Kerberos. So what makes RMS so sure that it is using their source code? After all, the spec is out there online for anyone to implement for free. Why does he think they didn't do that?
you obviously didn't read the article:
In 2000, Microsoft undermined the Kerberos secure login software in this way. They added a small secret feature to their version of the Kerberos software, simply to make it incompatible. The standard, free software version of Kerberos cannot communicate with Microsoft's modified Kerberos server. The result: anyone who wants to communicate with the Microsoft server software has to run Windows on his desktop.
nowhere did RMS say that they "used any of the MIT implementation of Kerberos".
-Iwan
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pretty to the eyes, reads easy.no shit.
-Iwan (using netscape 4.7x)
No, alien species measure things in 'beerbottlethrows'. But actually, this doesn't really matter, as it's only about the 1:4:9 relationship... I do wonder, however, why alien species keep referring to this solarsystem as 'Sol' without ever speaking to a human before...
-Iwan
>All of the games are personal computer games, meaning that
>console and stand-up arcade games are completely ignored.
Well DUH! The title clearly says: "The Top 15 PC Games Of All Time" so it is very logical to ignore consoles and arcades...