In either of those cases, it's going to hit a piece of equipment with an original disc.
This method of CD playing is the case with the newer CD player app in Windows 2000, ME, XP and Windows Media Player 7. So anybody playing one of these bunk CD's might end up frying their computer.
Doesn't that just give you that warm, fuzzy, feeling?
Don't they have to buy a board manufacturer and produce a single-GPU lame product first?
Anybody for an NVoodoo3 PCI?
Speaking of board manufacturers, does this mean STB will come back or is that liquefied, also?
I'm still a bit irked at them for buying up the company that made my nice TNT video card. -Q
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So what will people do now? Use PNG instead.
The format is close to zip (using lz77 and is lossless as far as I can tell) so the compression ratio should be about the same.
Rambus, anyone?
If the bank is running on IIS/Windows it would be much easier to just hack the bank than to try to crack the DRM.
This might just force them to stop recycling their six-year-old battle.net code and try something new.
All they have to do to battle.net to add a new Blizzard game right now is add a new client type and maybe a byte or two different in a client check.
Damn their insistance on using 6112/udp for a game port AND a server port.
In either of those cases, it's going to hit a piece of equipment with an original disc.
This method of CD playing is the case with the newer CD player app in Windows 2000, ME, XP and Windows Media Player 7. So anybody playing one of these bunk CD's might end up frying their computer.
Doesn't that just give you that warm, fuzzy, feeling?
-Q
These drives will be about as popular as the first generation of Intel's P3 processor.
Didn't they learn how unpopular these kinds of things are from that farce?
I don't plan on ever buying a Big Brother(tm) hard disk.
What about software developers? I don't want to have to authenticate my program every time I compile the bugger.
-Q
Don't they have to buy a board manufacturer and produce a single-GPU lame product first? Anybody for an NVoodoo3 PCI? Speaking of board manufacturers, does this mean STB will come back or is that liquefied, also? I'm still a bit irked at them for buying up the company that made my nice TNT video card.
-Q