Is this a mix of software and hardware? Are some DVD-ROM drives just un-regioned? Does it somehow rely on the software to participate?
I'm curious because I paid no mind to region when I got my bare DVD drive -- I can play region 1 and 2 discs from linux (mplayer) but haven't ever tried commercial dvd software.
Can someone lay out the steps a PC takes when verifying that it's the proper region?
Does he really have that large of a record of work to slam the scouts?
Aside from what some whould call a lackluster character (Rob, the one who goes out for Goofy) in Swingers, he doesn't seem to have all that much 'dark comedy' to his resume.
> I may be one of five buyers of the (poorly produced) DVD
Everyone and their mother owns the office space dvd. Where do delusions like this come from? It's not exactly an obscure movie.
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>>"The Linux OS?! when did that come out?"
>"Insisting on calling Linux "GNU/Linux systems [gnu.org]" is like insisting on calling a car a "horseles carriage".
Is it possible you missed his point?
"Insisting on calling Linux an 'OS' is like insisting on calling an engine a 'car'"
I don't agree w/ tacking the "GNU/Linux" phrase everywhere you see "Linux", but it sure does take out alot of the ambiguity. GNU/Linux is a good term for a 'generic' linux based OS.
This counts on your operating system to update the hardware clock from the system clock as you bring your machine down. Debian has a hwclock --systohc (and you have to mind whether your hwclock is in utc) in the shutdown scripts, I don't know if all others would.
I've never seen an open office application that rendered complicated excel/word documents even acceptably.
Do any of the commercial unix suites handle the most feature-ridden Office documents? Talking about emedding lame stuff left and right, those weird tables in Word etc?
Finite automata & Natural Language. Study of Finite State Machines progressing to more complicated grammars and languages. At PSU it's a relatively difficult undergrad elective.
Very informative and much more interesting than most of my other courses. Doesn't teach you lex/yacc (not that hands-on), but you will be better grounded in regular expressions, languages, parsing, etc.
Does the cache management depend on the journal? I do understand that as filesystems mature, you can afford to give up a touch of performance for reliability (because presumably you are making a 'better' filesystem).
Last I tried MAME didn't reproduce some of the world warrior glitches too faithfully (tried a couple of different roms, too).
Breaking out of guiles 'statue' get's you a kick or jump kick and not a flash kick, and either I was REALLY bad on the keyboard but the mame/rom combo I was using couldn't shadow through. No Guile reset, either -- handcuffs works but no shadow throw = no getting out:( (I would have loved to re-enact the 5 consecutive [walking-forward sonic boom style] shadow throw I once bashed a player who had come down from NY w/)
I was happy that dhalsims invisibility actually did work, In the arcades we frequented in philly all of them were of the revision where all of dhalsims glitches were resets.
This leaves kens infinite spinkick the only thin i've never seen w/ my own eyes!
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Is this a mix of software and hardware? Are some DVD-ROM drives just un-regioned? Does it somehow rely on the software to participate?
I'm curious because I paid no mind to region when I got my bare DVD drive -- I can play region 1 and 2 discs from linux (mplayer) but haven't ever tried commercial dvd software.
Can someone lay out the steps a PC takes when verifying that it's the proper region?
Looks like someone moderated my Norm post... that moderator?
You guessed it, Frank Stallone.
... Once again proving my theory that Germans love David Hasselhoff.
Virtual PC and VMWARE are virtual machines, WINE isn't.
It's a partial re-implementation of win32 and related API's. The approach of the former requires a licensed copy of Windows, the latter does not.
The reason some things do not work is that you have to implement more than just the documented externals.
I'm doug, not Bob Dylan!
<dad> Son, do you even know who Bob Dylan is?
<doug> No, But I know he died of drugs.
<dad> No Doug, he's alive and well, as a matter of fact I produced his last two albums.
<doug> Oh Uncle Robert?
Does he really have that large of a record of work to slam the scouts?
Aside from what some whould call a lackluster character (Rob, the one who goes out for Goofy) in Swingers, he doesn't seem to have all that much 'dark comedy' to his resume.
He also performed quite admirably in swingers, although he had more of a straight-man role there.
> I may be one of five buyers of the (poorly produced) DVD
Everyone and their mother owns the office space dvd. Where do delusions like this come from? It's not exactly an obscure movie.
>>"The Linux OS?! when did that come out?"
>"Insisting on calling Linux "GNU/Linux systems [gnu.org]" is like insisting on calling a car a "horseles carriage".
Is it possible you missed his point?
"Insisting on calling Linux an 'OS' is like insisting on calling an engine a 'car'"
I don't agree w/ tacking the "GNU/Linux" phrase everywhere you see "Linux", but it sure does take out alot of the ambiguity. GNU/Linux is a good term for a 'generic' linux based OS.
Might want to investigate ffmpeg, never used their streaming server but the other aspects of the software do a good job.
This counts on your operating system to update the hardware clock from the system clock as you bring your machine down. Debian has a hwclock --systohc (and you have to mind whether your hwclock is in utc) in the shutdown scripts, I don't know if all others would.
From the people that brought you Lindows...
I've never seen an open office application that rendered complicated excel/word documents even acceptably.
Do any of the commercial unix suites handle the most feature-ridden Office documents? Talking about emedding lame stuff left and right, those weird tables in Word etc?
You would think most businesses have many servers that are not running web services, or even services of any kind that are reachable via the internet.
Of course it would be nice if in the article they mentioned the realms it has seen a marked success instead of the ones where it has 'flopped'.
Finite automata & Natural Language. Study of Finite State Machines progressing to more complicated grammars and languages. At PSU it's a relatively difficult undergrad elective.
Very informative and much more interesting than most of my other courses. Doesn't teach you lex/yacc (not that hands-on), but you will be better grounded in regular expressions, languages, parsing, etc.
murder death kill!
If only I had mod points.
Does the cache management depend on the journal? I do understand that as filesystems mature, you can afford to give up a touch of performance for reliability (because presumably you are making a 'better' filesystem).
Journalling great for performance? I thought performance was what you lose in the tradeoff?
google cache of siliconvalley.com piece
Home-schooled than masters in CS by age 19... lots of interesting stuff.
Last I tried MAME didn't reproduce some of the world warrior glitches too faithfully (tried a couple of different roms, too).
:(
Breaking out of guiles 'statue' get's you a kick or jump kick and not a flash kick, and either I was REALLY bad on the keyboard but the mame/rom combo I was using couldn't shadow through. No Guile reset, either -- handcuffs works but no shadow throw = no getting out
(I would have loved to re-enact the 5 consecutive [walking-forward sonic boom style] shadow throw I once bashed a player who had come down from NY w/)
I was happy that dhalsims invisibility actually did work, In the arcades we frequented in philly all of them were of the revision where all of dhalsims glitches were resets.
This leaves kens infinite spinkick the only thin i've never seen w/ my own eyes!
TBL?
Let's leave The Dude out of this. This is not Nam, this is the web -- there are rules.
With usenet/irc prices. Everything must go!
Where are mod points when you need them...tight post lol!
Interpol has had the elusive Dr. Spewfy on their most wanted list for close to 6 years.
I'm still pretty confident they made it out of that last scene allright...
Convert that summary into english?