However, I would put the Xbox ahead of the PS2 in many categories.
The PS3 vs. Xbox 360 is an entirely different ball game. They're both extremely powerful machines and I think much of the edge will be gained by their games.
At the risk of turning this into a geek's version of penile-measuring, here's mine:
* 20GB ipod (3G). Currently working through the entire LOTR audiobook set.
* Griffin iTrip radio adapter... great, unless you live in Boston where there are NO unused radio frequencies.
* Sony lightweight clip-over earphones. I need bigger ear canals or something.. Can't handle earbuds. Good sound, but did they really need to make the wire between left and right sides 2' long?
* Nokia 3650 w/ bluetooth earpiece. This phone also doubles as my PDA, synced via bluetooth to either Outlook or Evolution through gnome-bluetooth. Camera is decent for close-up shots, but colors always seem too saturated.
* Dell Latitude C840. One heavy mofo of a laptop, but my eyes are grateful for the huge screen. Trumobile (802.11g) inside as well, running fc1.
However when I do this, the drivers number the displays 1,0 instead of what I'd like 0,1. So I'm left using SVGA/DVI to get 0,1.
Uhh.. maybe this is a dumb question, but did you try picking up your monitors and switching them?
Just a thought:)
Looking at SCOForum 2003, I am curious as to why HP is the premier sponsor of this year's "hard-hitting" SCO forum. (Does that include a Darl bitchslapping? oooh..)
Personally, I would have expected better from HP. But in all fairness, they probably agreed to this longer before all the silliness.
"Innovation is what drives the software industry," says David Stutz, a Microsoft group program manager. "We would be foolish not to invest in the place that a lot of this innovation comes from, which is the academic sphere."
Didn't MS say just a few months ago that the private sector is what drives innovation? This seems to be a "slight modification" to their earlier statement.
anyone have more info on this?
I seem to remember an announcement about Cisco switching all of their workstations to linux. Try searching slashdot... i think that's where i heard it.
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Google, iPod, I definitely agree with you.
However, I would put the Xbox ahead of the PS2 in many categories.
The PS3 vs. Xbox 360 is an entirely different ball game. They're both extremely powerful machines and I think much of the edge will be gained by their games.
At the risk of turning this into a geek's version of penile-measuring, here's mine:
* 20GB ipod (3G). Currently working through the entire LOTR audiobook set.
* Griffin iTrip radio adapter... great, unless you live in Boston where there are NO unused radio frequencies.
* Sony lightweight clip-over earphones. I need bigger ear canals or something.. Can't handle earbuds. Good sound, but did they really need to make the wire between left and right sides 2' long?
* Nokia 3650 w/ bluetooth earpiece. This phone also doubles as my PDA, synced via bluetooth to either Outlook or Evolution through gnome-bluetooth. Camera is decent for close-up shots, but colors always seem too saturated.
* Dell Latitude C840. One heavy mofo of a laptop, but my eyes are grateful for the huge screen. Trumobile (802.11g) inside as well, running fc1.
*sigh* I accidentally did that once, learning how to use cvs. whoops :)
;)
they were nice enough to clean it out for me, once i got over my stupidity enough to ask
However when I do this, the drivers number the displays 1,0 instead of what I'd like 0,1. So I'm left using SVGA/DVI to get 0,1. Uhh.. maybe this is a dumb question, but did you try picking up your monitors and switching them? Just a thought :)
Personally, I would have expected better from HP. But in all fairness, they probably agreed to this longer before all the silliness.
Didn't MS say just a few months ago that the private sector is what drives innovation? This seems to be a "slight modification" to their earlier statement. anyone have more info on this?
It's called "ocean." MOst people wouldn't recognize it, if not masked by smog, chemical waste, and thousands of rotting fish :P
I seem to remember an announcement about Cisco switching all of their workstations to linux. Try searching slashdot... i think that's where i heard it.
Certainly a persuasive argument, i would think.