Many of us have already been encoding 5.1 multichannel audio for our DVD rips with Ogg Vorbis or AAC for the past one or two years. Check out Oagmachine which does most of the transcoding work for you and supports both Vorbis and AAC.
It's a pretty common surname used here in Singapore and in its original form it's a word in one of the Chinese dialects. It's actual pronounciation is something like "urn", replacing the 'n' with an 'ng' where the tongue remains stationary instead of moving up to touch the ceiling of your mouth.
Remember the Nforce2 IGPs? They were the best performing integrated graphics solution and an excellent buy for non-gamers. Yet you hardly see any of them selling. I don't understand why, I've built many office PCs at very nice prices thanks to these things. But somehow it didn't seem such a good idea for Nvidia and they gave up IGP for the Nforce3 and Nforce4, as apparently there is not enough demand in the market for it.
Does ATI really expect something different to happen with their IGP solution?
The biometric data on the card identifies that you are the rightful owner of the card, of course. Whoever wants to look at your card to verify who you are will not be looking for the biometric data, but things like your name and age and if they want to. The biometric data is there as a check that you are the rightful owner of the card when you claim that you are who the card says you are.
Everyone asks about who will be casted as the big boss monsters, but has anyone wondered about the most important character to cast? That's Daisy, the pet rabbit.
Wonder if John Romero might appear for a cameo with his head on the stick inside the final boss's brain...
Check them out on the previous slashdot articles for ESB and ANH. You can compare the improvements in the image quality. It's amazing how much improvement can be made and detail added in.
Actually, you might just be on to something. The XUL framework seems to be perfect for developement of a cross platform multi-protocol IM client. Gaim is nice and all, I use it and love it, but the gtk requirement (esp on Windows) is quite a put-off. The reason I'm still sticking to gaim and haven't gone back to miranda is the lack of unicode support in miranda. Now if someone developes a XUL based multi-IM client (maybe a plugin architecture to standalone chatzillas?) that would be perfect.
...and in a few years the Einstein Emulator (also known as Einstein Emulator Special Version) will become obselete with bugs and head towards death only to be replaced by the Einstein Emulator General Version which solves most of the bugs. Some bugs remain, however, which were only resolved after the Quantum Plugin was released.
Oh come on, we have to serve 2.5 years of compulsory military service here and myself being a net addict survived it. Although it was really painful thinking about all my MUD-mates questing without me, leaving me to fall behind in experience points and levels:(
Actually I'm from Asia. Singapore to be precise. I've been around quite a few other countries in Asia and they all use metric. I guess that makes it 2 continents for metric and 1 continent (oh wait, that's half if you consider the other country in that continent) for imperial. Now I wonder what about the other 4 continents...
Why should I care how many inches are there in a metre (meter for some of you people). Everywhere I go today everything I see is in metric. Whoever uses inches anywa.... oh. *those* people. *sigh*
I migrated from xfree86 to X.org easily following the guide here. Basically, unmerge xfree and xfs, emerge xfs and xorg-x11, and copy XF86config into/etc/xorg.conf
Install from scratch instructions can be found here.
Err. yeah. And who will I complain to when I start emailing prospective suppliers I find on http://www.globalsources.com/ and find out that none of their replies are coming back to me?
# emerge -s units Searching... [ Results for search key : units ] [ Applications found : 3 ]
* app-sci/udunits
Latest version available: 1.12.0
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 355 kB
Homepage: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/udunits/ &nb sp; Description: The UCAR/Unidata Units library
License: UCAR-Unidata
* app-sci/units
Latest version available: 1.80
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 201 kB
Homepage: http://www.gnu.org/software/units/units.html &nbs p; Description: program for units conversion and units calculation
License: GPL-2
* dev-tex/SIunits
Latest version available: 1.25
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 401 kB
Homepage: ftp://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entr ies/siunits.html
Description: LaTeX package used to set SI units correct.
License: LPPL-1.2
I would not actually recommend -O3. -O2 is sufficient and can often be faster than -O3 simply because you can fit more code into the cache with the smaller compile.
A better option actually would be to use the install from Knoppix method. Not only does the Knoppix CD comes with good partitioning tools, you can copy the XF86Config from the one it generates at startup.
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Many of us have already been encoding 5.1 multichannel audio for our DVD rips with Ogg Vorbis or AAC for the past one or two years. Check out Oagmachine which does most of the transcoding work for you and supports both Vorbis and AAC.
First thing that came to my mind seeing the NOAA acronym....
Say "NO!" to *AA!
It's a pretty common surname used here in Singapore and in its original form it's a word in one of the Chinese dialects. It's actual pronounciation is something like "urn", replacing the 'n' with an 'ng' where the tongue remains stationary instead of moving up to touch the ceiling of your mouth.
Turn it into multi-platform multi-im client. A FOSS mult-platform version of Trillian or Miranda. Gaim without the GTK and a nice clean interface.
Remember the Nforce2 IGPs? They were the best performing integrated graphics solution and an excellent buy for non-gamers. Yet you hardly see any of them selling. I don't understand why, I've built many office PCs at very nice prices thanks to these things. But somehow it didn't seem such a good idea for Nvidia and they gave up IGP for the Nforce3 and Nforce4, as apparently there is not enough demand in the market for it.
Does ATI really expect something different to happen with their IGP solution?
Looks like the Axis of Evil to me
Just tap on the scroll pad. Like you do with a laptop touch pad to 'click"
The biometric data on the card identifies that you are the rightful owner of the card, of course. Whoever wants to look at your card to verify who you are will not be looking for the biometric data, but things like your name and age and if they want to. The biometric data is there as a check that you are the rightful owner of the card when you claim that you are who the card says you are.
Everyone asks about who will be casted as the big boss monsters, but has anyone wondered about the most important character to cast? That's Daisy, the pet rabbit.
Wonder if John Romero might appear for a cameo with his head on the stick inside the final boss's brain...
Check them out on the previous slashdot articles for ESB and ANH. You can compare the improvements in the image quality. It's amazing how much improvement can be made and detail added in.
Actually, you might just be on to something. The XUL framework seems to be perfect for developement of a cross platform multi-protocol IM client. Gaim is nice and all, I use it and love it, but the gtk requirement (esp on Windows) is quite a put-off. The reason I'm still sticking to gaim and haven't gone back to miranda is the lack of unicode support in miranda. Now if someone developes a XUL based multi-IM client (maybe a plugin architecture to standalone chatzillas?) that would be perfect.
...and in a few years the Einstein Emulator (also known as Einstein Emulator Special Version) will become obselete with bugs and head towards death only to be replaced by the Einstein Emulator General Version which solves most of the bugs. Some bugs remain, however, which were only resolved after the Quantum Plugin was released.
Oh come on, we have to serve 2.5 years of compulsory military service here and myself being a net addict survived it. Although it was really painful thinking about all my MUD-mates questing without me, leaving me to fall behind in experience points and levels :(
Funny you should mention basic math, considering that there are plenty of evidence that Singapore ranks the highest consistently in maths.
Actually I'm from Asia. Singapore to be precise. I've been around quite a few other countries in Asia and they all use metric. I guess that makes it 2 continents for metric and 1 continent (oh wait, that's half if you consider the other country in that continent) for imperial. Now I wonder what about the other 4 continents...
Why should I care how many inches are there in a metre (meter for some of you people). Everywhere I go today everything I see is in metric. Whoever uses inches anywa.... oh. *those* people. *sigh*
I migrated from xfree86 to X.org easily following the guide here. Basically, unmerge xfree and xfs, emerge xfs and xorg-x11, and copy XF86config into /etc/xorg.conf
Install from scratch instructions can be found here.
Especially when it often makes good sense to work with other companies in these countries. Especially when looking for good cheap suppliers.
Err. yeah. And who will I complain to when I start emailing prospective suppliers I find on http://www.globalsources.com/ and find out that none of their replies are coming back to me?
Probably a freudian slip, wanting to enter NCC and entering CNN instead because they seem so... similar.
There's like 4 pages of this stuffs. hackers@gmail.com is already at $200
Unfortuneatly, I couldn't get it to detect my network card
You have to compile support for it into the kernel while you're configuring it.
I would not actually recommend -O3. -O2 is sufficient and can often be faster than -O3 simply because you can fit more code into the cache with the smaller compile.
A better option actually would be to use the install from Knoppix method. Not only does the Knoppix CD comes with good partitioning tools, you can copy the XF86Config from the one it generates at startup.