Except for the occasional special, Iron Chef has been off the Japanese airwaves for years. Only in the US, and other countries that get the Food Network, can you see it with any degree of regularity nowadays.
I've tried this with my BT 878-based card when I was in school. SSH X Tunneling worked very poorly from the computer lab to the dorms: even though there was a 10 megabit link, I couldn't stream video much larger than about 80x60 pixels. The little window was also really color-distorted, and I couldn't get audio to work at all.
This is clearly where re-encoding comes into play, but it takes a beefy PC to encode to DivX or another good-quality codec on the fly. And good luck finding a 100 Mbit link between Japan and France, unless you happen to be a major university or something...
Lisa: (reading Comic Book Guy's t-shirt) see-DOS. See-DOS-run. Run, DOS, run! Wow, only one person in a million would find that funny! Prof. Frink: Yes. We call that the "Dennis Miller ratio." M'hey.
All of the mental masturbation behind "never underestimate the bandwidth of a (VEHICLE) full of (TYPE OF MEDIA)" has already been done. Rather than perpetuate this stupid plug-and-chug exercise, read the results.
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OK, so it's not the fifth revision. It's the 4.2th version.:)
The concept of a "major" revision has become quite diluted. Windows 95, 98, and ME were all considered major revisions by Microsoft's marketing, even though the internal software version changed from 4.0 to 4.10 to 4.11 (?) between them. Same for Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) to Windows XP (NT 5.1) to Longhorn (NT 5.5?).
Even Apple has jumped on the bandwagon, charging full price for point-release upgrades.
This is like buying tickets for a sporting event or concert, or the domain-name speculation game.
Speculators will bid up to enormous prices for the stickers, then will resell them to desperate motorists, making a profit.
eBay is not necessarily a factor in determining how much something is really worth. For certain collector's items, the item may sell at a much lower price than book value if there is not a captive market (people may want to inspect a coin or medallion in person, for example). For other items that generate a huge buzz of publicity in advance, like concert tickets and now HOV-lane stickers, the price quickly rises far beyond what the market will bear.
This is actually the fifth version of Windows CE. Windows CE 3.0 has been out for years. Reviews of WinCE devices came out in 2000, for cryin' out loud.
Some pitchers are really mad about it. Curt Schilling was fined earlier in the season for destroying a QuesTec camera in Bank One Ballpark, his home park in Arizona.
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Press * after you see "Usual." It cycles through the permutations found so far. I usually have a problem with short words like "me"/"of" or "an"/"am" where the phone can't tell from context.
Wi-Fi stands for wireless fidelity. It's true. I don't know what the term "fidelity" means in this context, but the news media have latched onto it, and even the Wi-Fi Alliance has endorsed the term.
Of course, the GBA also has a lot more compelling games to play, which means that Nintendo can afford to lose money or break even on every item sold. The Game Park 32 seems marketed more as a development platform than anything else, and has a very small selection of games by comparison.
The forthcoming N-Gage and TapWave devices might break some ground with substantially more advanced hardware and built-in communications capabilities. In the meantime, the GP32 is Just Another Handheld.
AIM+ piggybacks onto the official AIM client, offering features like ad removal, automatic logging, and cloning (run two AIM processes at the same time). I use it with AIM 4.x, and all the other features in the official client work just fine.
"Hackzor" is every bit as literate as "Haxor," "hax0r," "h4xx0r!!!!!!!!!!!11111" or however else you want to put it.
The New York Times shouldn't be criticized for misspelling something that isn't a word. You should read their style guide on "Elite Speech" to find out more.
Example sentence: "Liqu-one-d l-three-fourd is an one-three-threet hackzor who prides himself on his large collection of 'wares,' or illegally obtained software."
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D.L. Hughley is a famous black stand-up comedian -- one of the Original Kings of Comedy.
Rachel Dratch plays a number of recurring characters on "Saturday Night Live."
For the rest, there's always IMDb...
This guy's job sure sounds fun, but it's nothing compared to the $200 million Trimount Studios blockbuster film "Blow'd Up." Oh, my!
Compubrick 160 has both of these fools beat.
Except for the occasional special, Iron Chef has been off the Japanese airwaves for years. Only in the US, and other countries that get the Food Network, can you see it with any degree of regularity nowadays.
I've tried this with my BT 878-based card when I was in school. SSH X Tunneling worked very poorly from the computer lab to the dorms: even though there was a 10 megabit link, I couldn't stream video much larger than about 80x60 pixels. The little window was also really color-distorted, and I couldn't get audio to work at all.
This is clearly where re-encoding comes into play, but it takes a beefy PC to encode to DivX or another good-quality codec on the fly. And good luck finding a 100 Mbit link between Japan and France, unless you happen to be a major university or something...
Obligatory Simpsons quote...
Lisa: (reading Comic Book Guy's t-shirt) see-DOS. See-DOS-run. Run, DOS, run! Wow, only one person in a million would find that funny!
Prof. Frink: Yes. We call that the "Dennis Miller ratio." M'hey.
What, like this?
All of the mental masturbation behind "never underestimate the bandwidth of a (VEHICLE) full of (TYPE OF MEDIA)" has already been done. Rather than perpetuate this stupid plug-and-chug exercise, read the results.
As the owner of this thread, I would like to announce that this thread is closed to new posts.
Dear maxume,
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I apologize for any insult that may have been transmitted via my inaccurate comparison. We respect your intelligence and look forward to serving you in the future.
Sincerely,
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President, generic-man joke productions
Please send me a copy of the Internet with which I can use this emulator. The preferred means is a station wagon full of DVD-R media.
OK, so it's not the fifth revision. It's the 4.2th version. :)
The concept of a "major" revision has become quite diluted. Windows 95, 98, and ME were all considered major revisions by Microsoft's marketing, even though the internal software version changed from 4.0 to 4.10 to 4.11 (?) between them. Same for Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) to Windows XP (NT 5.1) to Longhorn (NT 5.5?).
Even Apple has jumped on the bandwagon, charging full price for point-release upgrades.
That might be the stupidest comment so far in this thread.
I picture the following ad in Seattle newspapers:
Sorry, I meant to say "Reviews of WinCE 3.0 devices came out in 2000."
This is like buying tickets for a sporting event or concert, or the domain-name speculation game.
Speculators will bid up to enormous prices for the stickers, then will resell them to desperate motorists, making a profit.
eBay is not necessarily a factor in determining how much something is really worth. For certain collector's items, the item may sell at a much lower price than book value if there is not a captive market (people may want to inspect a coin or medallion in person, for example). For other items that generate a huge buzz of publicity in advance, like concert tickets and now HOV-lane stickers, the price quickly rises far beyond what the market will bear.
This is actually the fifth version of Windows CE. Windows CE 3.0 has been out for years. Reviews of WinCE devices came out in 2000, for cryin' out loud.
Some pitchers are really mad about it. Curt Schilling was fined earlier in the season for destroying a QuesTec camera in Bank One Ballpark, his home park in Arizona.
This, of course, is the same Curt Schilling who gave up two homers to a fellow player he abandoned in "Everquest," allowing said player's character to die.
Press * after you see "Usual." It cycles through the permutations found so far. I usually have a problem with short words like "me"/"of" or "an"/"am" where the phone can't tell from context.
Wi-Fi stands for wireless fidelity. It's true. I don't know what the term "fidelity" means in this context, but the news media have latched onto it, and even the Wi-Fi Alliance has endorsed the term.
Of course, the GBA also has a lot more compelling games to play, which means that Nintendo can afford to lose money or break even on every item sold. The Game Park 32 seems marketed more as a development platform than anything else, and has a very small selection of games by comparison.
The forthcoming N-Gage and TapWave devices might break some ground with substantially more advanced hardware and built-in communications capabilities. In the meantime, the GP32 is Just Another Handheld.
Don't all access points work this way? We have three Linksys access points at work, and I've never had to switch networks as I walk across the office.
Is that a powder-blue, silver, aqua, Ocean Blue, or Zen Black PlayStation 2?
Nintendo may have been first on the "same hardware, new colors" bandwagon (Game Boy Pocket) but they're not the only ones.
Here's a high-resolution picture of the two new colors. Unfortunately, you won't be able to buy one until September.
AIM+ piggybacks onto the official AIM client, offering features like ad removal, automatic logging, and cloning (run two AIM processes at the same time). I use it with AIM 4.x, and all the other features in the official client work just fine.
"Hackzor" is every bit as literate as "Haxor," "hax0r," "h4xx0r!!!!!!!!!!!11111" or however else you want to put it.
The New York Times shouldn't be criticized for misspelling something that isn't a word. You should read their style guide on "Elite Speech" to find out more.
Example sentence: "Liqu-one-d l-three-fourd is an one-three-threet hackzor who prides himself on his large collection of 'wares,' or illegally obtained software."
If you're going to rant and pretend you're an expert on a story, please give the story an "Editorial" icon so I can ignore it.
If not, please leave the reporting to reporters, and the comments for the comments section. Thank you.