Firefox users who likewise prefer a browser with more rather than fewer features (but otherwise want to stick with Firefox) might also consider SeaMonkey, which bundles not just a browser but email, newsgroup client and feed reader, HTML editor, IRC chat and web development tools.
Either that's feature bloat for a Web browser or it's also missing an image editor. I'm not sure which.
Those USB/HDMI converters are almost as expensive as a Raspberry Pi.
So, if we forget the dual monitor output, what's out there with SD card access and an HDMI port? Anything with a lower price tag than a Raspberry Pi that's still worth buying?
The smaller, 500MB pool operates at 1/7th the speed of the 3.5GB pool and thus will lower total graphics system performance by 4-6% when added into the memory system. That occurs when games request MORE than 3.5GB of memory allocation though, which happens only in extreme cases and combinations of resolution and anti-aliasing.
How about giving us the option to either always be able to run at maximum speed (disable that last 0.5GiB) or always let the software use the full 4GiB (at the cost of speed if more than 3.5GiB is required).
Sometimes, yes. Nothing is 100% reliable. But ask the same question to someone who lives in Canada, Europe or Asia. Nobody "expects" to lose his connection. On the rare occasions that it happens, it's surprising and shocking, but not expected.
Ideally you want to grab as much of the stream all at once as you can, incase you loose connectivity during the next 2 hours.
That's the problem. USA-Americans are so used to crappy communication services that they expect to lose connections. There shouldn't be any lost connectivity.
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And don't forget that other time they did it, in January 2015.
Apple knows how many developer accounts they have, I'm guessing they're going with that number.
Yeah sure, but wait another 50 years and you won't be laughing at the sharks problem.
If I switch my user agent to "iPad", the videos play just fine in Safari 7 too.
YouTube = youtube.com
"Player on the Web" = embedded YouTube videos on non-youtube.com web pages.
That's still better than most business clients using a CMS.
But after seeing Beta, they thought someone else hit first.
Next thing you know you'll say that there's no such thing as San Angeles.
Let's just start with Montreal and cover an area roughly 600km in radius from there.
Either that's feature bloat for a Web browser or it's also missing an image editor. I'm not sure which.
That's why I use AMD.
Those USB/HDMI converters are almost as expensive as a Raspberry Pi.
So, if we forget the dual monitor output, what's out there with SD card access and an HDMI port? Anything with a lower price tag than a Raspberry Pi that's still worth buying?
A bit overkill for what I need (driving two LCDs as poster displays).
How about giving us the option to either always be able to run at maximum speed (disable that last 0.5GiB) or always let the software use the full 4GiB (at the cost of speed if more than 3.5GiB is required).
Do you know any SBC that can drive two HDMI displays independently?
And to be more specific, the last one really alive was the Snow Leopard.
Like a spellchecker, perhaps?
Yeah! Patch it yourself you goddamn hippies! /sarcasm
Show me where I can get Windows 7 for 60$CAD on NewEgg.ca
And I play Blizzard and Steam games. Not everyone needs to play games on a 4K monitor at 200FPS with the maximum settings.
I wrote in my previous message that I build it myself and that's it's a new computer. It's parts I bought from NewEgg, which are not used.
Sometimes, yes. Nothing is 100% reliable. But ask the same question to someone who lives in Canada, Europe or Asia. Nobody "expects" to lose his connection. On the rare occasions that it happens, it's surprising and shocking, but not expected.
That's the problem. USA-Americans are so used to crappy communication services that they expect to lose connections. There shouldn't be any lost connectivity.
They won't ban drones but they'll make a law making it illegal to fly drones higher than the height of a standard backyard fence.
So what you're saying is that there's more than meets the eyes?
Once the feds realize that drones need an atmosphere to fly, we're all doomed.