Just don't use either. fvwm2 (not fvwm95) will probably give you a much better wm experience. The newer KDE versions are pretty stable, I find, but I can't bring myself to use the, since they are so butt-ugly (as in, they look way too much like win95).
Well... Dreamcast does run Virtua Fighter 3, so I guess I *have* to spend money on it when it comes out. At least, that game does not run on CE, unlike, say, Sega Rally 2.
Errr... I can bet you anything most serious developers have more than two machines laying around...
In fact, I'll say more. If you are a developer, you don't want to interrupt content creation to initiate a compile, so you *want* more than one machine.
So quit yer FUD.
Nothing wrong with institutionalised religion..
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Quite the opposite. You have to take what works and trash what doesn't work. That's how Darwinian Evolution functions, and Religion has been out of that dynamic for too long.
"The dust of exploded beliefs would make a fine sunset" - Charles Fort.
Frankly, I still don't know what consciousness has got to do with quantum mechanics. AFAIK there is no evidence for quantum effects being relevant to the performance in the human brain.
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I got the screen real state, I got the memory, I got the CPU, I'll be fucked if I'm NOT going to put gargoyles in my Eterms. Got a problem? :-P
And I can't even remember being 14... In fact I can't even remember being 24.
Is GNOME as buggy as KDE is ugly?
Just asking...
It was rather blatantly AND repulsively sexist. I don't know if you are the same AC or a different AC, though, but it was.
Just don't use either. fvwm2 (not fvwm95) will probably give you a much better wm experience. The newer KDE versions are pretty stable, I find, but I can't bring myself to use the, since they are so butt-ugly (as in, they look way too much like win95).
> BTW - which composer does SuSE rhyme with?
:P
Brahms.
Obviously, Ippolitov-Ivanov.
Well... Dreamcast does run Virtua Fighter 3, so I guess I *have* to spend money on it when it comes out. At least, that game does not run on CE, unlike, say, Sega Rally 2.
Errr... I can bet you anything most serious developers have more than two machines laying around...
In fact, I'll say more. If you are a developer, you don't want to interrupt content creation to initiate a compile, so you *want* more than one machine.
So quit yer FUD.
Quite the opposite. You have to take what works and trash what doesn't work. That's how Darwinian Evolution functions, and Religion has been out of that dynamic for too long.
"The dust of exploded beliefs would make a fine sunset" - Charles Fort.
It's not restricted on SGIs... Lots of fun in the office... :)
Exactly... I wish I could have put it as eloquently.
What the hell you mean "where it's not needed"?
It's needed everywhere.
Who said anything about a *single* bot?
Since when do you get good storylines with id games?
(not that they ever needed them)
You have been reading too much Penrose... :)
Frankly, I still don't know what consciousness has got to do with quantum mechanics. AFAIK there is no evidence for quantum effects being relevant to the performance in the human brain.
It still costs a tenth of the money, and requires no set-up.
For me, the reason PCs will always beat consoles, is the lack of a keyboard and mouse. Just try playing Quake with a joypad...
Errr... MIPS *are* RISC chips, ain't they? Unless there is an American TV commercial reference I'm missing somewhere.
Er, I guess whoever brings you food to the bomb shelter is bringing newspapers that are several decades old...
You forgot:
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KDE is uglier than all fuck.
Give me style over substance any day of the week...
-shrug- Well, what did we expect from somebody who goes and actually writes "Hahahahaha!!!" in his post? Sense?
Well... They have less to fear from us than us from them anyway...
But it could happen if SGI pull their finger out and port Maya to Linux...
Crap... Foot-right-down-the-trachea scenario... Terragen is the other one... :)
IRIX the Worst Unix Ever?
Gee, I hadn't heard news of Linux scaling to 64+ processors, but if you know something that we don't, feel free to share.
Yeah, but for those of us with no data worth dick and therefore no concern for security, IRIX is still the sweetest UNIX to actually do some work on.
Both my Linux boxes trounce my Indy in terms of performance, but I'd much rather work on the Indy any day of the week...