Half-Life and OpFor have the soundtracks as ordinary audio tracks on the CD. If you've got a non-spazzed CD player, it should pick them up. Same, I recall, with 7th Guest, which was the game I got a CD-ROM drive for...
Please, just give me a file format that doesn't require me to do -aspect x:y whenever I launch mplayer... I'm trying to stick my dvd collection onto HDD (easier for moving between home and university) and it's driving me insane...
My oldest box is an ss5. Runs gentoo quite happily. I did a stage1, xfree and kde from source (only took about three months to compile in total). I use fluxbox on it for real work though...
We have our own internal app which people can access via the Web or through Notes. Or, if they prefer, they can call the helldesk who will sumbit the problem for them. All submissions are routed via the helldesk anyway, who then pass them on (usually) to the (usually) correct group.
Of course, since there's a web interface, we also have several automated scripts that submit problems for us whenever something breaks, reminders of daily / weekly / monthly checks and so on...
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Half-Life and OpFor have the soundtracks as ordinary audio tracks on the CD. If you've got a non-spazzed CD player, it should pick them up. Same, I recall, with 7th Guest, which was the game I got a CD-ROM drive for...
Fastest UltraIII is around about 1.1GHz IIRC. Fastest P4 is 3.somethingGHz, and it's also cheaper.
An UltraSparcIII is about double the power per MHz of a P4. It's also ten times the price.
Unfortunately, gkrellmd doesn't yet handle plugins entirely correctly...
Clearly, God put it there to test our faith.
Big monitor, gkrellm over remote X and someone to sit there and watch :)
Your trolling really has gone downhill.
Please, just give me a file format that doesn't require me to do -aspect x:y whenever I launch mplayer... I'm trying to stick my dvd collection onto HDD (easier for moving between home and university) and it's driving me insane...
My oldest box is an ss5. Runs gentoo quite happily. I did a stage1, xfree and kde from source (only took about three months to compile in total). I use fluxbox on it for real work though...
I've had a fair amount of success with an electric fence...
Kevin Warwick has been doing this for ages.
From most countries it costs a fair bit to call the US... So probably not worth the money.
Unfortunately, Bose speakers mostly suck, but they have a really good PR department. The phrase "reality distortion field" comes to mind.
If you're after decent speakers at a similar price, buy KEFs.
There's no ebuild, and I'm too lazy to compile stuff manually.
We have our own internal app which people can access via the Web or through Notes. Or, if they prefer, they can call the helldesk who will sumbit the problem for them. All submissions are routed via the helldesk anyway, who then pass them on (usually) to the (usually) correct group.
Of course, since there's a web interface, we also have several automated scripts that submit problems for us whenever something breaks, reminders of daily / weekly / monthly checks and so on...
You weren't funny.
I wish I was a lawyer, not an engineer...
Uhm, you're kinda new around here, aren't you?
Bah... Is that all you can do? Come on, people, try reloading a few times...
(Why do I get the impression that my webhost will suddenly introduce bandwidth charges?)
'Fraid it's only a mozilla grab... clicky. Images are still uploading, but I got them all...
From the bbc... No registration required
I really liked worms 1 and 2, but armageddon was just a complete sellout, and the whole 'party' thing was a farce. Makes me kinda wary of this...
Stay away from EMC too. EMC SAN kit is just rebranded McData with the firmware crippled so that it can't interoperate with non-EMC kit.
Indeed. I mailed the 'Editor on Duty' a while back, seems they ignore the DP email address. Why do I pay them good money again?
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http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/08/08/045
I submitted a story, and it got rejected. Guess /. hasn't patched up yet, so they don't want us to know about it.
Still, that makes it two remote root holes in the default install now I believe...