I'm a big user of SDL 1.2 and to be honest I wasn't going to change. I was poking around today though and found that there's built-in support to remove window decoration (as well as lots of other nice new features). I'd previously tried to remove window decoration myself under Windows in SDL 1.2 by using Win32 calls and wasn't 100% successful.
We aren't getting the handheld we want, but the handheld we need NO WAIT
We aren't getting the handheld we want or need. NO WAIT
We aren't getting the handheld.
This is why we should always fight to keep libraries open. It's all very well fast food restaurants having free wifi, but you have to provide the device yourself.
Libraries, with a few PCs you can use are the answer. Where libraries are closed, we should look into re-opening them. If the buildings are not available then we can "re-purpose" church halls maybe a few nights a week as internet centres for the poor, using donated PCs.
I think it would be nice if Canonical gave some proportion of the proceeds to a charity that helps conserve the animal of the current release. It's a shame though that if they did so it would come too late to help bankroll "Efforts for the Saverization of the Pangolin".
capital letters are for losers and squares! i defy them in the manner of e.e. cummings or the unix command line!
graspee
Re:Down with BBCi - keep Ceefax!
on
Ceefax Turns 30
·
· Score: 1
My set top box had problems during the olympics too, so I could never get the multi-screen selection thing- but I could key in 701 and 702 to go directly to the two alternative streams.
What pisses me off is that on digital sat viewers got 4 alternative streams compared to 2 on digital terrestrial and sports were not kept on a consistent channel, so you might be able to see the semis of some sport but not the final. grrrr.
"my spam-ridden hotmail account received next to no spam for a period of four or five weeks."
You know how credit cards, mortgages etc. have those "payment holidays" where you don't have to pay that month? Well this is the same thing for spam.
In the case of credit cards and so on it makes more interest for the company. Maybe with the spam they're trying for that psychological trick of stopping the pattern for a while then starting it again, because when you get spam continuously your brain filters it out.
Well I think people should stick to the damn speed limit and not make stupid excuses like "Oh the government is just trying to get more money out of us" (Don't break the law then!) or "It's going slowly that's dangerous!" (It's a fact that the faster you go the less time you have to react to unexpected events on the road).
I just hate idiotic drivers who think it's alright for them to drive fast because they're such leet drivers with great skillz and it's everyone else that's to blame.
It's not slander. If you look at the quote you'll see that Jeff Blake didn't say he was going to steal it and send it out for free around the world, he just said "the notion" of doing so was wrong.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm a big user of SDL 1.2 and to be honest I wasn't going to change. I was poking around today though and found that there's built-in support to remove window decoration (as well as lots of other nice new features). I'd previously tried to remove window decoration myself under Windows in SDL 1.2 by using Win32 calls and wasn't 100% successful.
We aren't getting the handheld we want, but the handheld we need NO WAIT We aren't getting the handheld we want or need. NO WAIT We aren't getting the handheld.
I'm not in the US. I live in the UK and my comments are based on my observation of it.
It puts you into cannon, not "canon".
This is why we should always fight to keep libraries open. It's all very well fast food restaurants having free wifi, but you have to provide the device yourself.
Libraries, with a few PCs you can use are the answer. Where libraries are closed, we should look into re-opening them. If the buildings are not available then we can "re-purpose" church halls maybe a few nights a week as internet centres for the poor, using donated PCs.
The reverse half-life of Half Life games is 521 years: After 521 years, half of Half Life 3 will be complete.
Therefore, much like shooting a tortoise at a tree, Half Life 3 will never be finished.
I think it would be nice if Canonical gave some proportion of the proceeds to a charity that helps conserve the animal of the current release. It's a shame though that if they did so it would come too late to help bankroll "Efforts for the Saverization of the Pangolin".
you have mistakes in your own posts too, you know. you should always be very careful when correcting others.
graspee
capital letters are for losers and squares! i defy them in the manner of e.e. cummings or the unix command line!
graspee
My set top box had problems during the olympics too, so I could never get the multi-screen selection thing- but I could key in 701 and 702 to go directly to the two alternative streams.
What pisses me off is that on digital sat viewers got 4 alternative streams compared to 2 on digital terrestrial and sports were not kept on a consistent channel, so you might be able to see the semis of some sport but not the final. grrrr.
graspee
newsflash, forkboy: language is not static.
"This isn't the movies."
...
...
Then I guess
I took
A wrong turn, motherfucker!
cd comes out oct 24th
graspee
"my spam-ridden hotmail account received next to no spam for a period of four or five weeks."
You know how credit cards, mortgages etc. have those "payment holidays" where you don't have to pay that month? Well this is the same thing for spam.
In the case of credit cards and so on it makes more interest for the company. Maybe with the spam they're trying for that psychological trick of stopping the pattern for a while then starting it again, because when you get spam continuously your brain filters it out.
Then again, maybe I'm talking bollocks.
graspee
Well I think people should stick to the damn speed limit and not make stupid excuses like "Oh the government is just trying to get more money out of us" (Don't break the law then!) or "It's going slowly that's dangerous!" (It's a fact that the faster you go the less time you have to react to unexpected events on the road).
I just hate idiotic drivers who think it's alright for them to drive fast because they're such leet drivers with great skillz and it's everyone else that's to blame.
graspee
"Then again, this is the government who brought you Iraq's WMD and the "Speed Kills" compaign"
Ok on the WMD but what do you mean about the "Speed Kills" campaign?
graspee
"Too bad, too. I'll spin "another one bites the dust" for Zed and Xchat as a viable alternative to mIRC in windows."
Me too. I now use and recommend kvirc for Win32 (www.kvirc.net). The interface is a bit "fruit salad" but you get used to it, and it it's free.
graspee
"I know nothing of any shareware XChat. I just download the Windows binaries straight from Xchat.org and use them."
well if you download 2.4 from there and set your clock 30 days into the future you will see the problem.
graspee the modded down one
Your recent submissions
Here are your recent submissions to Slashdot, and their status within the system:
* 2004-08-29 13:03:17 Xchat for win32 goes shareware (IT,Software) (rejected)
graspee
"Perhaps a man with a modest home, no job, and plenty of hobbies is the happiest model of man known."
I am that man and I realize how completely lucky I am. My life is the best.
graspee
It's not slander. If you look at the quote you'll see that Jeff Blake didn't say he was going to steal it and send it out for free around the world, he just said "the notion" of doing so was wrong.
graspee
"I detect a certain Freudian-type envy coming from you."
Does that make you a penis ?
graspee
When web pages start changing you micropayments to use them, we'll start to see, (for example):
... on bittorrent and other p2p.
2004-06-29-slashdot.org.rar
graspee
using all lower case is super-uber-hyper leet. just ask unix or e.e. cummings.
graspee
"For the UK you forgot DAB Digital Radio."
Yes, it's a good idea to.
graspee