*Webbrowsing in 1080p on your HD TV monitor and other desktop apps that you run in 1600x1200+ (higher than 1080p) on your PC
Widescreen 1080p is 1920*1080, which equals 2073600 pixels. 1600*1200 equals 1920000 pixels.
So, 1080p on a widescreen television is slightly higher of a "resolution", if you're counting pixels. Still though, any modern video card will easily push well beyond this, thus validating your point.
I imagine this has something to do with disc read errors in certain games. I've encountered this problem a couple of times while playing Oblivion when it tries to access character voice dialoge off of the disc.
Performance is an issue. So are available packages. My backend is postgresql and I need whatever language I use to have an extremely capable and flexible and mature postgresql DBI.
From the standpoint of integrating a website/database, the database will always be your substantial performance bottleneck, unless your code is utter garbage. PHP, Python, or Ruby are all adequate for this task.
The biggest thing you can do for performance is design a Normalized database, and to make sure there is proper indexing for all the queries you run. If you put adequate research and effort into these areas, you'll see better performance gains than putting any effort into rewriting code.
Yahoo hasn't done jack since the mid-90s. Yahoo bought Overture, if you haven't noticed. Overture is the largest click-through trafficker out there, and makes substantial wads of cash.
And guess who is their main competetor in this business?
It's obvious Nintendo is in some trouble now since instead of coming out with really great new products, they're releasing a console
That's like saying the iPod is in trouble because they've come out with four revisions of it. You need to understand that the Gameboy is at such a point of market saturation that they can be constantly revamping and updating their handheld and this is what works for them and has worked for them in the past decade.
I'm not showing a bias towards Nintendo here, but given Sony's shoddy track record of quality, would you honestly want to tote around a piece of Sony hardware?
How many of you are on your second PS2 or PS? Practically everyone I know has had to replace their original PS, and a good bit of PS2s are starting to die out as well. First generation Sony hardware has a tendancy to break after awhile.
if you eat too much, you get fat. Eat too little, you go gaunt and lose stamina. Work out a lot early in the game to build up some nice guns and just go back every once in a while. Treadmills and the Stationary Bike remove fat and impove stamina, while a bench and dumbells just increase muscle. More muscle, more stamina, and less fat are all very good things. Work out in gyms and in dojos to improve your fighting,running,and biking abilities.
Might have something to do with the fact that everybody in the history of the world would take a job where they get paid to play video games? Seriously though, I know the pay isn't all that great, but game tester would probably make a great job to work through college.
be careful upgrading, as the semantics regarding object assignment have changed from copy to reference. i know some of my code would make use of the old copy-on-assignment semantics.
Which is why it may suffer problems with a lot of hosting companies upgrading and adopting PHP5 initially. Its seems like 90% of the borrowed code and available projects out there tend to be class based (even though most small projects don't necessarily need to be done in OOP, but this isn't an argument I'm going to delve into), which may subsequently become broken if said hosting company were to upgrade to the new version. Then again, one could always compile both versions to use different extensions like.php4,.php5...
Losing the iPod is a small fish compared to iTunes.
Not exactly. ITMS's existance is only justifiable through the iPod. Apple isn't making a profit on iTunes. When you factor in the 20-45% profit they nab on the iPod, you can quickly realize that the main reason iTunes Music Store (currently) exists is to sell iPods.
On the other hand, you don't want to release your console too far ahead of the pack. Just look at the Dreamcast. I believe it came out a full year ahead of the PS2. It seems that skipping, or riding in between a generation may not be the best strategy.
You can have incoming faxes automatically printed out, saved into a folder, smeared with diarrhea, sent to yourself by e-mail, or any combination of those.
It's funny how one statement can ruin/discredit an otherwise decent review. I mean, I can understand a little sick humor, if it actually made sense.
I thought I was reading The Onion for a second... Alexander Weiner, 25, plays with some of the Transformers in his toy collection at his home in Philadelphia.
Of course something can and will eventually go wrong when auto-configuring a kernel.
A distro's installation could do the following to make this recoverable for most users:
Prompt the user on whether or not to run the auto-config. Compile the new kernel, and add an entry to lilo (or whatever boot loader) in addition to the precompiled kernel. That way if it's broke, Aunt Tillie has something to fall back on.
KDE 2.2(Final) Debs are available in the unstable tree.
If you normally run the stable tree, you may want to switch over to unstable, install just the needed kde packages, then switch back.
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free
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*Webbrowsing in 1080p on your HD TV monitor and other desktop apps that you run in 1600x1200+ (higher than 1080p) on your PC
Widescreen 1080p is 1920*1080, which equals 2073600 pixels.
1600*1200 equals 1920000 pixels.
So, 1080p on a widescreen television is slightly higher of a "resolution", if you're counting pixels. Still though, any modern video card will easily push well beyond this, thus validating your point.
I imagine this has something to do with disc read errors in certain games. I've encountered this problem a couple of times while playing Oblivion when it tries to access character voice dialoge off of the disc.
Performance is an issue. So are available packages. My backend is postgresql and I need whatever language I use to have an extremely capable and flexible and mature postgresql DBI.
From the standpoint of integrating a website/database, the database will always be your substantial performance bottleneck, unless your code is utter garbage. PHP, Python, or Ruby are all adequate for this task.
The biggest thing you can do for performance is design a Normalized database, and to make sure there is proper indexing for all the queries you run. If you put adequate research and effort into these areas, you'll see better performance gains than putting any effort into rewriting code.
Yahoo hasn't done jack since the mid-90s.
Yahoo bought Overture, if you haven't noticed. Overture is the largest click-through trafficker out there, and makes substantial wads of cash.
And guess who is their main competetor in this business?
It's obvious Nintendo is in some trouble now since instead of coming out with really great new products, they're releasing a console
That's like saying the iPod is in trouble because they've come out with four revisions of it. You need to understand that the Gameboy is at such a point of market saturation that they can be constantly revamping and updating their handheld and this is what works for them and has worked for them in the past decade.
I'm not showing a bias towards Nintendo here, but given Sony's shoddy track record of quality, would you honestly want to tote around a piece of Sony hardware?
How many of you are on your second PS2 or PS? Practically everyone I know has had to replace their original PS, and a good bit of PS2s are starting to die out as well. First generation Sony hardware has a tendancy to break after awhile.
No, but I talked to someone in-game who got it working in Wine. He was having some cursor issues at the time though.
Taken from gamefaqs.com:
if you eat too much, you get fat. Eat too little, you go gaunt and lose stamina. Work out a lot early in the game to build up some nice guns and just go back every once in a while. Treadmills and the Stationary Bike remove fat and impove stamina, while a bench and dumbells just increase muscle. More muscle, more stamina, and less fat are all very good things. Work out in gyms and in dojos to improve your fighting,running,and biking abilities.
The demo was done BY Sega. There were a handful of other developers with short demos for the DS, including Konami, Bandai, Hudson, Namco, and Square.
is that game testers... are almost disposable.
Might have something to do with the fact that everybody in the history of the world would take a job where they get paid to play video games? Seriously though, I know the pay isn't all that great, but game tester would probably make a great job to work through college.
be careful upgrading, as the semantics regarding object assignment have changed from copy to reference. i know some of my code would make use of the old copy-on-assignment semantics.
.php4, .php5...
Which is why it may suffer problems with a lot of hosting companies upgrading and adopting PHP5 initially. Its seems like 90% of the borrowed code and available projects out there tend to be class based (even though most small projects don't necessarily need to be done in OOP, but this isn't an argument I'm going to delve into), which may subsequently become broken if said hosting company were to upgrade to the new version. Then again, one could always compile both versions to use different extensions like
Losing the iPod is a small fish compared to iTunes.
Not exactly. ITMS's existance is only justifiable through the iPod. Apple isn't making a profit on iTunes. When you factor in the 20-45% profit they nab on the iPod, you can quickly realize that the main reason iTunes Music Store (currently) exists is to sell iPods.
On the other hand, you don't want to release your console too far ahead of the pack. Just look at the Dreamcast. I believe it came out a full year ahead of the PS2. It seems that skipping, or riding in between a generation may not be the best strategy.
P.S., I still love my Dreamcast.
You can have incoming faxes automatically printed out, saved into a folder, smeared with diarrhea, sent to yourself by e-mail, or any combination of those.
It's funny how one statement can ruin/discredit an otherwise decent review. I mean, I can understand a little sick humor, if it actually made sense.
Trippel, (bottled by New Belgium Brewing Co. out of Colorado) is more than 9%, and I have yet to see any beer stronger than that one.
Killer Penguin (bottled by Rockies Brewing Co. out of Colorado), is 9%, spiffy penguin logo included.
but "opt-in" is alot more hassel-free
Hey, leave David Hasselhoff out of this!
Fink has a handful of terminals ported to OSX. You've still got the issue of having to run X11 though.
http://fink.sourceforge.net/pdb/section.php/x11
I thought I was reading The Onion for a second...
Alexander Weiner, 25, plays with some of the Transformers in his toy collection at his home in Philadelphia.
Apparently, comcast is currently blacklisted with spamcop.
details here.
On second glance, it seems they've had a long history of being blacklisted.
Of course something can and will eventually go wrong when auto-configuring a kernel.
A distro's installation could do the following to make this recoverable for most users:
Prompt the user on whether or not to run the auto-config. Compile the new kernel, and add an entry to lilo (or whatever boot loader) in addition to the precompiled kernel. That way if it's broke, Aunt Tillie has something to fall back on.
Yeah, I like these guys too.
They have good support, many features, and (from what I've gathered) they seem to be an Open Source shop (PHP, Apache, Linux).
KDE 2.2(Final) Debs are available in the unstable tree. If you normally run the stable tree, you may want to switch over to unstable, install just the needed kde packages, then switch back. deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free