the numbers provided show the RIAA is seeking some $97 billion dollars, not trillion.
So you meant trillion with a b! It all becomes clear.
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The Build engine has a certain feeling that Quake and Doom couldn't replicate. Just let them port it and leave the Quake hacking for the QuakeForge guys. (Yes, I know the site is down at the moment. Google if you care.)
Now Xiph.org merchandise, however, is something I've been waiting a long time for. Go buy some, kids. The Xiph dudes get some cash out of it, and you get to pimp your fly audio compression.
If you like Chimera and you don't to have to wait, just throw it into your Login Items and click the Hide checkbox. Works pretty well, although I need to figure out a way to turn off the splash screen.
I hadn't even thought of that! Damn, there goes that idea. Well, perhaps focus follows cursor in the current application? That'd be okay too, I suppose.
The lack of focus follows cursor in the pretty Aqua-y WM is the one thing that really bummed me out about 0.1. Now if I could only get it for the rest of the operating system...
I certainly hope you realize that those are all screenshots of ReactOS running under Bochs running under Windows XP. Only the second image shows off the ReactOS GUI, which seems to be a WINE derivative.
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the numbers provided show the RIAA is seeking some $97 billion dollars, not trillion.
So you meant trillion with a b! It all becomes clear.
The Build engine has a certain feeling that Quake and Doom couldn't replicate. Just let them port it and leave the Quake hacking for the QuakeForge guys. (Yes, I know the site is down at the moment. Google if you care.)
Who read the headline and thought it was about a merging of the Camino and Safari codebases?
why encode the DVD onto DivX, and then burn it onto a DVD-rom?
To shove 4.7GB of DivXed crap on one disc.
4.7GB / 700MB = ~7 average DivXed videos
That's a signifigant physical space savings.
Hmm, they have shirts for 3.0, 3.2, and 3.3. What the hell, I really liked the 3.1 artwork. Oh well, bow to Theo's wishes and all that.
Wouldn't 'RUU' be a better ancronym for an ID system? I guess it loses its graphics designer-friendly symmetry then, though.
If I remember correctly, he writes the x86 emulator (the 'code morphing' part) that runs on the Crusoe's bare hardware.
Now Xiph.org merchandise, however, is something I've been waiting a long time for. Go buy some, kids. The Xiph dudes get some cash out of it, and you get to pimp your fly audio compression.
I don't know about you, but I've never seen a 6 MHz 64-bit PCI bus before. Maybe I'm just behind the times a bit.
from the matching-what's-reported-with-what's-really-there dept.
I think Slashdot could use some help with that at times, too.
Ahh, the Apple Proatmeal keyboard. Damn things make it feel like you're typing into a big Jell-O cube.
If you like Chimera and you don't to have to wait, just throw it into your Login Items and click the Hide checkbox. Works pretty well, although I need to figure out a way to turn off the splash screen.
Yeah, there were URLs. I heard the streetlights were blinking them out in binary. Talk about privacy invasion!
I hadn't even thought of that! Damn, there goes that idea. Well, perhaps focus follows cursor in the current application? That'd be okay too, I suppose.
The lack of focus follows cursor in the pretty Aqua-y WM is the one thing that really bummed me out about 0.1. Now if I could only get it for the rest of the operating system...
Slashdot has gone bureaucratic on us and is filing stories in trip li cate.
Yeah, I heard about that.
By the way, the paper goes over the top so it's easy to reach.
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emacs I still haven't figured out what it is ...
It's an operating system with a mediocre text editor and insane interface. It makes Windows XP look like BeOS.
I guess somebody finally showed them a picure like this.
contain your icon in three (four? - can't remember) different formats
Four: 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, and 128x128.
3D Go? Sir, you just melted my brain...
I certainly hope you realize that those are all screenshots of ReactOS running under Bochs running under Windows XP. Only the second image shows off the ReactOS GUI, which seems to be a WINE derivative.
Well, I went ahead and RTFA, and it turns out that the machine *was* shut off, but it sounds like it would have happened no matter what the OS.
I believe their *network connection* was cut, not the machine itself. Bandwidth is not immune to DDoS attacks.
(uugh, IHBT)