err no they where polygon based hence the big differance in gameplay between doom and quake.
doom had sprites whish were fast and you could have lots of monsters which was cool
where as quake had to calculate all these polygons for each and every monster
which meant they had to cut back on the number of monsters you would encounter in a level which made the game pretty crummy to play in comparision
Actually I and some others posting in this topic have had excelent operation on 2.4.13
and we have our fingers crossed the 2.4.16 will work and have no *major* bugs
> Each item that is imported has a specific tax section in the code, and will taxed according to that code. Now I don't know what will get hit harder but there should be a difference between the import tax rate for video and software ( both on DVD )
huh. Not in Australia there isn't. Ever heard of the great beast in Australia known as the GST
1 flat rate of 10% on everything except food, medicines and other such things.
> Almost every commercial DVD contains software on it anyway. When you pop a DVD in a windows based machine, a little *program* called 'autorun.exe' - which is a piece of software for those of you who don't know - is executed.
really well thats interesting because i have 2 out of 11 disks with software on them and they definatly didnt have autorun.exe
both are from village roadshow
The Matrix (WB) &
U571 (Universal)
ps I'm in Australia and these are the region 4 disks been talked about
Just guess what would happen in Australia
1 Continent 1 Country
> 16 bits for nation, that's 256 nations per continent (we've already specified the continent) I'm not sure what continent has the most nations, but it's no where near 256.
actually thats 65536
hmm dont need those bits for other countries add it to the cities one 16+24 = 40 bits
2^40 = 1*10^12 or 1,099,511,628,000 cities
population is less than 20,000,000
cities / population = 54975
cool i now own 54 thousand cities
Did you read the act... probably not
478.3 Possession or control of data with intent to commit a computer offence
478.4 Producing, supplying or obtaining data with intent to commit a computer offence
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err no they where polygon based hence the big differance in gameplay between doom and quake.
doom had sprites whish were fast and you could have lots of monsters which was cool
where as quake had to calculate all these polygons for each and every monster
which meant they had to cut back on the number of monsters you would encounter in a level which made the game pretty crummy to play in comparision
If find it funny when people like you say that about my country.
Yet to see any increase in firearms related crimes.
and the increases in armed robberies don't include firearms at all those figures include things like needles and knives.
> 2.4.odd --> seems to heve unexpected bugs.
Actually I and some others posting in this topic have had excelent operation on 2.4.13
and we have our fingers crossed the 2.4.16 will work and have no *major* bugs
> Each item that is imported has a specific tax section in the code, and will taxed according to that code. Now I don't know what will get hit harder but there should be a difference between the import tax rate for video and software ( both on DVD )
huh. Not in Australia there isn't. Ever heard of the great beast in Australia known as the GST
1 flat rate of 10% on everything except food, medicines and other such things.
> Almost every commercial DVD contains software on it anyway. When you pop a DVD in a windows based machine, a little *program* called 'autorun.exe' - which is a piece of software for those of you who don't know - is executed.
really well thats interesting because i have 2 out of 11 disks with software on them and they definatly didnt have autorun.exe
both are from village roadshow
The Matrix (WB) &
U571 (Universal)
ps I'm in Australia and these are the region 4 disks been talked about
figured it out from dahan's link
10H battery time = 10GB disk space
Quoting complete sentence full stop to full stop
> If you don't want to beta test, just wait six months for a kernel to stabilize.
btw a sense of humor is required
So my linux router running 2.4.4 with an uptime of 122 days in another 2 months will become stable.
Perhaps i will assume that english is not your first language so i will point it out to you
> just wait six months for a kernel to stabilize
It wont change on its own you know
Just guess what would happen in Australia
1 Continent 1 Country
> 16 bits for nation, that's 256 nations per continent (we've already specified the continent) I'm not sure what continent has the most nations, but it's no where near 256.
actually thats 65536
hmm dont need those bits for other countries add it to the cities one 16+24 = 40 bits
2^40 = 1*10^12 or 1,099,511,628,000 cities
population is less than 20,000,000
cities / population = 54975
cool i now own 54 thousand cities
Did you read the act ... probably not
...
478.3 Possession or control of data with intent to commit a computer offence
478.4 Producing, supplying or obtaining data with intent to commit a computer offence
hmmm