cheap and effective with the added bonus of being able to play games too (and linux for all you loonie linus lovers;-)
and of course if you actually want to download XBMC you will be needing none other than XBINS http://www.xbins.org - the definitive homebrew software archive for XBOX enthusiasts!
just to keep you in the loop once you're interested you also can't go past _the_ modding/homebrew news source http://www.xbox-scene.com
I am glad you asked, I was just thinking about that too! Here is an excert from an interview not so long ago:
"Bradley chose the control and alt keys because he needed two shift keys to make the operation work, and he chose the delete key because it was on the opposite side of the keyboard. He didn't want people to hit control-alt-delete by accident."
would the strength of the signal they are using up there be alot stronger than that which we use here on earth?
possibly they use a different range than 2.4GHz?
surely there are no FCC regulations on mars;-)
Hmm, maybe you never looked for drivers? Take a look at http://www.multiwave.com/support/cw_pcilu_support. htm - a driver for LT Winmodem's from the manufacturer for linux...
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amen brother!
;-)
http://www.xboxmediacenter.com
cheap and effective with the added bonus of being able to play games too (and linux for all you loonie linus lovers
and of course if you actually want to download XBMC you will be needing none other than XBINS http://www.xbins.org - the definitive homebrew software archive for XBOX enthusiasts!
just to keep you in the loop once you're interested you also can't go past _the_ modding/homebrew news source http://www.xbox-scene.com
I think you're missing the "all" between "that" and "OSS", because there sure are projects out there that fit your description..
"Bradley chose the control and alt keys because he needed two shift keys to make the operation work, and he chose the delete key because it was on the opposite side of the keyboard. He didn't want people to hit control-alt-delete by accident."
link the article mentioned on slashdot earlier
so far, so good..
:-)
two thumbs up to the slash developers
"there is no easy or built-in way to prove who is who"
:-)
Why not use Video Conferencing software? There would then be no question as to who is who
The generation of bbs people, ansi and ascii artists are now growing up and getting on with their lives which is sad but nothing more than a reality
Three cheers for the men (and women!) that made that experience that much more exciting and colourful!
Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray!
I get the impression the opportunity for OSS has already been taken, checkout this google result for instance
I would have thought someone would go that before posting a question to slashdot.. Google says there are "..about 4,680. Search took 1.88 seconds."
There sure are, checkout this google result for instance
I would have thought someone would go that before posting a question to slashdot.. Google says there are "..about 4,680. Search took 1.88 seconds."
netcraft doesn't confirm anything, your ignorance does though..
no, I mean with regards to the actual features and having them re-implimented into this single, new, operating system.
no, sorry.
This is the second time you have done this..
Don't you have anything better to do, son?
I mean, no-one even gets to see it due to moderation..
..isn't this all pie in the sky stuff though really?
I mean with regards to putting it into action.
would the strength of the signal they are using up there be alot stronger than that which we use here on earth? possibly they use a different range than 2.4GHz? surely there are no FCC regulations on mars ;-)
you can snort most things and get some sort of "hit"
Hmm, maybe you never looked for drivers? Take a look at http://www.multiwave.com/support/cw_pcilu_support. htm - a driver for LT Winmodem's from the manufacturer for linux...
moo