The Genesis used the Z80 for both sound and Master System/Game Gear (same box, different resolution screen) compatibility. I believe that there was 1 or 2 licensed games that used it for SMS compat, the rest were 10 in 1 pirate carts and the like.
The DC uses a Yamaha AICA chip for sound, which is just an ARM that runs code given to it to process sound. Pretty flexible beast, from what I've heard.
Nothing??... humm... kde? gnome? All my kde apps have the same, configurable appearance. I know there should be some appearance merge between kde and gnome, but... Seems to me that you have not seen a linux machine recently.
gtk+? qt? fltk? athena? motif? X11 apps have an ugly mishmash of crappy looking widgets. It doesnt even compare to the fluidity and uniformity of the MacOS interface. That being said I'm typing this into Galeon on my Debian sid machine, so I have seen a Linux machine recently.
...the realisation that with closed source, you're eventually going to get fucked over. Therefore, there's no way in hell they're going to buy a product from a dodgy upstart, part based on open source, and part based on closed.
At least that way you're only going to get partly fucked over, though.
I know for a fact that this does work for SCSI. I've impressed more than a few people by swapping in SCSI Mac (!) hard disks. Read the SCSI-Programming-HOWTO, it has the instructions for doing this.
If you think about it, eventually the combined lengthening of days by global warming and increased lifespan from less sleep will cause you to barely break even. Add on to that the increased likelihood of getting skin cancer by the buckets of UV rays that will hit us, and the only way to even stay alive will be to stay inside and never sleep.
I guess it's never been a better time to be a geek!:)
Did anyone else see "...major applications of GNOME into C#. I hope that the readers who reacted sharply to the idea..."
Haha, RMS made a funny.
(wow, i'm going to regret posting this)
Does anyone at Microsoft see the hilarious irony of making the shortest month of the year the official "Microsoft Bug Fixing and Security Adding Month"?
Yes, half of the people posting comments to this story.
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The Genesis used the Z80 for both sound and Master System/Game Gear (same box, different resolution screen) compatibility. I believe that there was 1 or 2 licensed games that used it for SMS compat, the rest were 10 in 1 pirate carts and the like.
The DC uses a Yamaha AICA chip for sound, which is just an ARM that runs code given to it to process sound. Pretty flexible beast, from what I've heard.
I believe that any DC made after Oct 2000 or so cannot read standard cdr's.
Compare and contrast with the guy from ... oh crap it's early ... Redmond Linux?
Nope. Lindows.
both of them do menus. check out Xine-DVDNAV. it works fairly well, sans slightly slow menu response.
Nothing??... humm... kde? gnome? All my kde apps have the same, configurable appearance. I know there should be some appearance merge between kde and gnome, but...
Seems to me that you have not seen a linux machine recently.
gtk+? qt? fltk? athena? motif? X11 apps have an ugly mishmash of crappy looking widgets. It doesnt even compare to the fluidity and uniformity of the MacOS interface. That being said I'm typing this into Galeon on my Debian sid machine, so I have seen a Linux machine recently.
I don't know what I would use if not for mozilla, but I'm sure it would not be as cool.
:)
Galeon is basically more featureful than Mozilla, and it uses Gecko. Plus it's not as painful to use on my Celeron 366
Yes, but how many 15 year olds daydreaming in math class subscribe to the theory that multiple parallel universes exist?
...the realisation that with closed source, you're eventually going to get fucked over. Therefore, there's no way in hell they're going to buy a product from a dodgy upstart, part based on open source, and part based on closed.
At least that way you're only going to get partly fucked over, though.
I know for a fact that this does work for SCSI. I've impressed more than a few people by swapping in SCSI Mac (!) hard disks. Read the SCSI-Programming-HOWTO, it has the instructions for doing this.
> The brain is like a muscle, keep it in shape and it will work well.
Just don't try to lift any weights with it.
> You can view this DNA computer as simply just being a new architecture, like Intel or SPARC.
:)
Yes, but can it run NetBSD?
If you think about it, eventually the combined lengthening of days by global warming and increased lifespan from less sleep will cause you to barely break even. Add on to that the increased likelihood of getting skin cancer by the buckets of UV rays that will hit us, and the only way to even stay alive will be to stay inside and never sleep.
:)
I guess it's never been a better time to be a geek!
subDIMESNION Anonimizit. It works well.
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http://www.subdimension.com/nettools/anonymizit
Did anyone else see "...major applications of GNOME into C# . I hope that the readers who reacted sharply to the idea..." Haha, RMS made a funny. (wow, i'm going to regret posting this)
The correct response is: Windows users can't do stupid things like that.
Does anyone at Microsoft see the hilarious irony of making the shortest month of the year the official "Microsoft Bug Fixing and Security Adding Month"?
Yes, half of the people posting comments to this story.