I especially appreciate doing something as simple as pointing to a different nameserver and having systemd decide it needs to drop all open network connections and reinitialize them.
They blocked all of my set top devices. One vendor supplied (Cyphertv) and one I got on Amazon(Globmall), generic android. I already canceled. Not watching from my phone, or tablet. If they learn, I'll think about re upping, If not, it's $12 I'm not spending.
No, handbrake is a front end for the de-facto standard for creating multimedia files... get to know them and you won't care which flavor of the month format is being used. Personally I stopped using handbrake years ago because the developers always seem to be dropping X for some lame reason.
The 360 works fine for my purposes playing media streamed from my FreeBSD box. Not as pretty as the shares coming from the gaming machine using media player 11, but it works and I don't have to think about it. Ushare is the app used for sharing media and it is part of geexbox so I'm sure if you wanted more functionality it would work for you.
No no no, it's not a contest at all. The lame stories are being posted to make you complain, thus verifying who actually reads the articles so they can make a list and sell it.
How simple do you want it? copy some files to your sd card, and play zelda - that's it. However if you really need it, there's a windows executable that sets everything up for you. Mplayer, geexbox, and dragonmedia are becoming rather useful of late. And with homebrew channel even my kid can mod our wii (and he just graduated from kindergarten today).
>when will a project similar to WINE come out for OSX?
You mean something like WINE? http://www.winehq.org/ -Wine provides both a development toolkit for porting Windows source code to Unix -as well as a program loader, allowing many unmodified Windows programs to run on -x86-based Unixes, including Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, and Solaris.
A few years back the scumbags started spamming me big time. After repeated requests for them to stop failed, I moved to gandi.net and added 550's for netsol's ip space to/etc/mail/access.
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Most people who want steam on freebsd are already running it in wine.
I'd give them the cd back, except that it was in the cupholder of my window10 box when it locked up playing starcraft2.
I especially appreciate doing something as simple as pointing to a different nameserver and having systemd decide it needs to drop all open network connections and reinitialize them.
My .hushlogin is 25 years old.
They blocked all of my set top devices. One vendor supplied (Cyphertv) and one I got on Amazon(Globmall), generic android. I already canceled. Not watching from my phone, or tablet. If they learn, I'll think about re upping, If not, it's $12 I'm not spending.
Every news agency in Canada?
Google it... "taser cop drunk driving Robinson"
Even better, one of those fine officers drunk-drove someone to death, left the scene, drank more, came back and is still walking around free.
Pretty damn close, winter 2010 vancouver olympic winter games. The IOC is just about as evil as it get's.
On a side note - Tolkien was wrong.
Five rings to rule them all, five rings to find them,
Five rings to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.
the damn thing doesn't start talking to me, I hate that shit.
It's the reason I'll never go back to Milliways.
No, handbrake is a front end for the de-facto standard for creating multimedia files... get to know them and you won't care which flavor of the month format is being used. Personally I stopped using handbrake years ago because the developers always seem to be dropping X for some lame reason.
The 360 works fine for my purposes playing media streamed from my FreeBSD box. Not as pretty as the shares coming from the gaming machine using media player 11, but it works and I don't have to think about it. Ushare is the app used for sharing media and it is part of geexbox so I'm sure if you wanted more functionality it would work for you.
+1 DudeWhere'sMyCar
No no no, it's not a contest at all.
The lame stories are being posted to make you complain, thus verifying who actually reads the articles so they can make a list and sell it.
All you need is a cassette tape drive and 40 minute load times to complete the feeling.
>I can't imagine I'm the only one who reconsidered Amazon purchases because of things like this.
Nope, it's been 9 years since I bought anything on Amazon. Can't say I miss it much either.
There's also this:
http://www.arnold.se/chris/2008/09/howto-run-chrome-on-freebsd-70/
Pretty sure all of the steps are close enough for anyone wanting to run chrome in wine to follow.
Err, I mean we already saw this on Robot Chicken.
How simple do you want it? copy some files to your sd card, and play zelda - that's it.
However if you really need it, there's a windows executable that sets everything up for you.
Mplayer, geexbox, and dragonmedia are becoming rather useful of late. And with homebrew channel even my kid can mod our wii (and he just graduated from kindergarten today).
See wiibrew.org for more.
>when will a project similar to WINE come out for OSX?
You mean something like WINE?
http://www.winehq.org/
-Wine provides both a development toolkit for porting Windows source code to Unix -as well as a program loader, allowing many unmodified Windows programs to run on -x86-based Unixes, including Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, and Solaris.
Q: How many hazmat teams does it take to change a lightbulb?
I can't imagine it has changed much since 1996(ish), but pkg_add -r fxtv ; kldload bktr wasn't too terribly hard back in the day.
and all this time I thought the cold war was over.
A few years back the scumbags started spamming me big time. After repeated requests for them to stop /etc/mail/access.
failed, I moved to gandi.net and added 550's for netsol's ip space to
Best move I ever made, saved money too.
It's a plot by the RIAA to finally rid themselves
of those troublesome pirates.
>GnuPG is a better choice for *nix users because it >can be used from KDE or in your console mail client >mutt,pine etc :)
Boy good thing no one ever needed to encrypt data
years before kde or gpg came along.
What would he ever have done?