Funny as this may be, has anyone actually tried one of those arcade boxing games, where you have to duck and weave and you hold onto 'gloves' and actually punch? What a workout.
...recommend it to others that I see as borderline tech savy.
I recommend Slackware to those same people - but mention if they want their hands held, try Mandrake. Once you get the hang of Slack, the rest are a piece of cake.
Here's what you'll need:
1) scrounge up all your old Caldera CD's, manuals, etc.
2) get some bricks (has to fit in mailbox)
3) boxes to hold said bricks
4) magic marker (scratch'n'sniff is good)
5) duct tape
6) *optional* dog shit
Next, tape a cd to the brick (you may need to snap an edge off the cd, so be sure you have an exacto knife), box it, and write SCO's mailing address in the top left corner of the box. Sending address can be anything you want (I suggest 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA...blah blah - look it up). Mail it.
The owner of the bar, Jerry Luth, told Omaha television station KETV he is extremely upset by the pictures and did not give Harrington permission to shoot the pictures at the bar.
What's the problem here? Get permission next time. If she did have permission, we wouldn't be posting here, would we?
From the article, it sounds as if it's a certain card that seems to be having problems - if it doesn't work for you, well, you should have backed up your kernel before trying. I have no sympathy for people who are *going* to say 'I can't even get X to start!'.
Another poster mentioned that someone has already built 2.6.0.run files - that's cool, but I have no reason to change my *stable* system. Maybe next week when I'm bored.
Reading though this thread I've seen people extole the virtues of ATI and slam Nvidia. One particular poster said (s)he loves h(er/is) 9800. The first Google I get on this card shows a price of $299.00 US. I don't know about anyone else, but I think this is a *total* waste of money. I upgraded my last video card from a TNT2 (32MB) when I couldn't install Unreal Tournament 2003. Time to upgrade. Picked up a GeForce4 MX440. $99.00 CAN. I bought this card for one reason: Nvidia had drivers for Linux - and as a recent Linux convert, let me tell you, this is good news. Cudos to Nvidia - they'll get my $$ when it's time to upgrade again, and I'll get a card that's equivalent to the 299US card for 99CAN.
1. A distinct division of written or printed matter that begins on a new, usually indented line, consists of one or more sentences, and typically deals with a single thought or topic or quotes one speaker's continuous words.
2. A mark ( ) used to indicate where a new paragraph should begin or to serve as a reference mark.
3. A brief article, notice, or announcement, as in a newspaper.
That's different. You simply cannot download a new patch for your Sony or Xbox game (not counting online games). Besides - who, as a consumer, would you go after if you bought a defective game - the developer? Nope.
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Bitches.
Which is exactly why I run Slackware.
Where can I buy one of those?
Thanks.
I recommend Slackware to those same people - but mention if they want their hands held, try Mandrake. Once you get the hang of Slack, the rest are a piece of cake.
So...give 'em back!
Here's what you'll need:
1) scrounge up all your old Caldera CD's, manuals, etc.
2) get some bricks (has to fit in mailbox)
3) boxes to hold said bricks
4) magic marker (scratch'n'sniff is good)
5) duct tape
6) *optional* dog shit
Next, tape a cd to the brick (you may need to snap an edge off the cd, so be sure you have an exacto knife), box it, and write SCO's mailing address in the top left corner of the box. Sending address can be anything you want (I suggest 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA...blah blah - look it up). Mail it.
SCO mailing address
Touche.
The bastards.
45. I am running BSD. Am I required to purchase a license?
No, you do not need to purchase a SCO IP license to run BSD.
Veeery...interesting....
So what about Nvidia drivers? Anyone tried this yet?
Let the fun begin!
Why do I need another search engine again?
http://nicotine.thegraveyard.org/
The only reason she was charged was because the bar owner objected.
What's the problem here? Get permission next time. If she did have permission, we wouldn't be posting here, would we?
Another poster mentioned that someone has already built 2.6.0 .run files - that's cool, but I have no reason to change my *stable* system. Maybe next week when I'm bored.
Reading though this thread I've seen people extole the virtues of ATI and slam Nvidia. One particular poster said (s)he loves h(er/is) 9800. The first Google I get on this card shows a price of $299.00 US. I don't know about anyone else, but I think this is a *total* waste of money. I upgraded my last video card from a TNT2 (32MB) when I couldn't install Unreal Tournament 2003. Time to upgrade. Picked up a GeForce4 MX440. $99.00 CAN. I bought this card for one reason: Nvidia had drivers for Linux - and as a recent Linux convert, let me tell you, this is good news. Cudos to Nvidia - they'll get my $$ when it's time to upgrade again, and I'll get a card that's equivalent to the 299US card for 99CAN.
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n.
1. A distinct division of written or printed matter that begins on a new, usually indented line, consists of one or more sentences, and typically deals with a single thought or topic or quotes one speaker's continuous words.
2. A mark ( ) used to indicate where a new paragraph should begin or to serve as a reference mark.
3. A brief article, notice, or announcement, as in a newspaper.
tr.v. paragraphed, paragraphing, paragraphs
To divide or arrange into paragraphs.
(courtesy of Dictionary.com)
Seems to me that a box set is on the way...
You're running slackware, and *not* running Dropline Gnome?
-1 Offtopic mod for me for sure. Like it means anything..
That's different. You simply cannot download a new patch for your Sony or Xbox game (not counting online games). Besides - who, as a consumer, would you go after if you bought a defective game - the developer? Nope.
Some might call that brilliant business acumen - but wait, we're on /. - those bastards!
A process that has yet to happen to your lineage.