> While the show started out as poor, its gotten better and it now upto TNG in quality.
the problem is, that TNG quality isnt enough today anymore.
TNG was great in the '80 and '90, but so many diffenrent Series raised the bar so much higher than any StarTrek series could ever reach (DS9 came close, but it wasnt there IMO)
I for sure wouldnt want to watch an other TOS/TNG clone today
Go the their website and check out the flash demos
i dont want to bash Xfce (never tried it, so i cant say anything) but compare this to that (not the product, just the movie itself). why did they had to make those flash moves so damn fast that you cant really follow them.
this may sound like a stupid question, but how is it physicly possible to blind a pilot from the ground?
i mean you are obviously under the plane and the windows are in the top side of the airplane.. so how is it possible for the laser beam to even enter the cockpit.
or are there any laser-sensitive stuff on the bottom of the plane that can cause something (other than showing a little red dot)?
>Coders write quick'n'dirty VB apps with the intention of redoing them in (for example) C++ later.
Back in the VB5/6 days i never heard anyone who did VB stuff that this is only meant as prototype. it was allways meant to be released as VB App. (with some DLLs written in VC++)
but the binaries are dated 09-Mar-2004... looks kinda dead to me
the status page from the other site is dead too... mailing lists has close to no traffic, so i asked myself: is anyone working (and not reading mails/updating webpages) or is it abandoned.
does anyone knows what happened to KOffice for Macs? i've read in january that there was a port planed but i havent seen anything new. is there some progress or is it canceled?
has anyone tried it on the current 12" iBook?
according to the official Requirements it should be playable, but since some min. req. are just a joke i'm wondering if i can play it on my iBook.
the point of this was to prevent huge Book Stores from monopolizing the book market by flooding it with cheap (and low quality) stuff that small Stores cant afford.
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actually i installed IE4 on Win95 back in those days for the Desktop update (i didnt even had an internet account).
> While the show started out as poor, its gotten better and it now upto TNG in quality.
the problem is, that TNG quality isnt enough today anymore.
TNG was great in the '80 and '90, but so many diffenrent Series raised the bar so much higher than any StarTrek series could ever reach (DS9 came close, but it wasnt there IMO)
I for sure wouldnt want to watch an other TOS/TNG clone today
the kazaa website says kazaa contains no spyware, so i wouldnt trust them
I allways asumed that one of the reasons for that their .Net Framework was to go ISA independent.
maybe it wont happen with Longhorn, but maybe with the next one. (or maybe with an xbox2 running something else than games)
or get Adobe Reader 7 (that one has a preloader)
>And when I saw Jobs demo the WordPerfect, I thought, "So what's the big deal about Pages again?"
well.. moving images in pages document on my iBook G4 800MHz was just as fast (read=slow) as on this NeXT...
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i've just tried opening a Word 5.0 Document in Word 2003 and it wont work.
.docs but this wont install on 2003 (but it works fine with 2003)
there is a Converter Pack from Ms for those ancient
so no, Word 1.0 file formats are not even close to being compatible with the current version
why did they had to make those flash moves so damn fast that you cant really follow them.
IIRC Apple's Quarz Extreme requires Pixelshader 1.x too. (it wont work on a Radeon 7xxx but just fine on my 9200 (and should do fine on a 8500)
>bottom-end CPU running at, say, 2.0 Ghz?
bottom end? an Athlon 64 3000+ runs at 2.0Ghz and i wouldnt consider that a low end chip
i've just bought a 1.67 GHz Sempron (rated at 2400+) and its more than enough for the office tasks.
(but the audio had some glitches at ~50minutes.. maybe they'll repost a fixed .mov)
> The real question is why you feel the need to "help your neighbors"? What's the point?
because i like them and really want to help them? (but telling them the problem would be the better way)
>An open AP is not hurting anyone.
most ISPs in Europe charge per GB, so having an open AP does hurt them.
>Processors are approaching the heat density of a nuclear reactor
;)
looking at those slides it looks like this should happened at 100nm. thank god prescott is at 90nm and surpassed this threat elegantly
hey... maybe this where the nuklear WMD everybody was searching for some time ago...
this may sound like a stupid question, but how is it physicly possible to blind a pilot from the ground?
i mean you are obviously under the plane and the windows are in the top side of the airplane.. so how is it possible for the laser beam to even enter the cockpit.
or are there any laser-sensitive stuff on the bottom of the plane that can cause something (other than showing a little red dot)?
>Coders write quick'n'dirty VB apps with the intention of redoing them in (for example) C++ later.
Back in the VB5/6 days i never heard anyone who did VB stuff that this is only meant as prototype. it was allways meant to be released as VB App. (with some DLLs written in VC++)
>Word in 1985? Must have been the Mac-only version IIRC, if that.
Word for DOS came out 1983
you dont need a 1.1 nightly. just get this extenstion http://hardgrok.org/blog/item/slashfix-firefox-ext ension.html and you can use 1.0 with /.
but the binaries are dated 09-Mar-2004... looks kinda dead to me
the status page from the other site is dead too... mailing lists has close to no traffic, so i asked myself: is anyone working (and not reading mails/updating webpages) or is it abandoned.
does anyone knows what happened to KOffice for Macs? i've read in january that there was a port planed but i havent seen anything new. is there some progress or is it canceled?
i'm wondering: why are all those p2p networks shut down and one of the oldest sources (usenet) is still there?
did they find a legal loophole or is there a reason why they werent shut down long ago?
the mozilla FTPs where quite able to handle the FireFox load, but all http pages where pretty much down.
has anyone tried it on the current 12" iBook? according to the official Requirements it should be playable, but since some min. req. are just a joke i'm wondering if i can play it on my iBook.
the point of this was to prevent huge Book Stores from monopolizing the book market by flooding it with cheap (and low quality) stuff that small Stores cant afford.
> Nuclear power is a good thing.
only as long as you dont care about the nuclear waste