I coulda sworn nvidia already fixed this with their latest drivers:
Version: 1.0-4363
Operating System: Linux IA32
Release Date: April 24, 2003
Release Highlights:
Bug fixes since 1.0-4349
NVIDIA Linux Update
GeForce FX and Quadro FX support
Support for Red Hat Linux 9, Mandrake Linux 9.1, and SuSE Linux 8.2
I've been using these drivers on Gentoo with NPTL without problems in 3d games (haven't tried this yet, but they work with everything else I've tried).
No. It was posted at 6:55 AM, and the deadline is 9:00 PM. There's 14 hours and 5 minutes to respond. Still leaves something to be desired, but it's not as bad as two hours.
IIRC the native decoder for Sorenson video 1 was from xine, and ffmpeg imported it from them, so it's not entirely one-sided.
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This story was also in OSU's student newspaper, The Lantern today. You can read the first part of the story on the front page, or for the full story, you have to register.
'This is really fun, but I am a little concerned about their memory latency numbers.'
Note, this is not because they're bad numbers, but rather because the units aren't specified, and may be clock cycles, which wouldn't be a fair comparison to the other processors.
... the Eva movies will never, ever, see a US theatrical release.
And as much as I hate to admit it (because I'd love to see it in theatres), that's probably for the best. End of Eva doesn't work without the series, and, while they could show Death and Rebirth to make up for it, I think it's too chopped up and discontinuous to really prepare people who haven't seen the series for End of Eva.
Engage in electronic reproduction for financial gain
but the definition of financial gain is given as "receipt, or expectation of receipt, of anything of value, including the receipt of other copyrighted works."
so, if you expect to download MP3s, you have financial gain.
I suspect it'll even work in gnome/kde. After all, it's just drawing graphics on your root window.
I don't think so, at least not the way they're setup by default. IIRC, they don't draw the desktop on the root window, but on their own window that obscures the root window.
looking through the documentation again, for the first time in a while, I don't see it say that emerge unmerge is not recommended, but rather, just a warning that it doesn't yet check whether other packages depend on it.
these are probably patches for specific packages. Not all ebuild files do this, and AFAIK none get a patch file based on what sources you already have available. Also, i believe that most of the patches (small patches anyway), are actually kept in a package-specific directory (like/usr/portage/category/package/files)
actually, it eliminates some of the special case processing you might otherwise need. since we are to assume that the board is bounded by walls, you can create your arrays a little larger than the board to store the bounding walls, then you should never need to worry about the border if you handle walls correctly. and you won't have to constantly convert between your coordinates and the server's coordinates.
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quakeforge has done a good job of updating quake 1.
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Version: 1.0-4363 Operating System: Linux IA32 Release Date: April 24, 2003
Release Highlights:
Bug fixes since 1.0-4349
I've been using these drivers on Gentoo with NPTL without problems in 3d games (haven't tried this yet, but they work with everything else I've tried).
No. It was posted at 6:55 AM, and the deadline is 9:00 PM. There's 14 hours and 5 minutes to respond. Still leaves something to be desired, but it's not as bad as two hours.
IIRC the native decoder for Sorenson video 1 was from xine, and ffmpeg imported it from them, so it's not entirely one-sided.
This story was also in OSU's student newspaper, The Lantern today. You can read the first part of the story on the front page, or for the full story, you have to register.
uhmmm ... bittorrent anyone?
'This is really fun, but I am a little concerned about their memory latency numbers.'
Note, this is not because they're bad numbers, but rather because the units aren't specified, and may be clock cycles, which wouldn't be a fair comparison to the other processors.
Phoenix was renamed to avoid potential legal problems from Phoenix BIOS.
There's a problem with that: Please remember that the computers I met where often old and slow.
Just remember, google is now a noun and a verb, not just a number.
Sure, "google" is now a noun and a verb, but it was never a number - "googol" is.
... the Eva movies will never, ever, see a US theatrical release.
And as much as I hate to admit it (because I'd love to see it in theatres), that's probably for the best. End of Eva doesn't work without the series, and, while they could show Death and Rebirth to make up for it, I think it's too chopped up and discontinuous to really prepare people who haven't seen the series for End of Eva.
You're new here, aren't you?
sometimes people need a little humor to get through things like this. They're not poking fun, but just dealing with it in their own way.
but the definition of financial gain is given as "receipt, or expectation of receipt, of anything of value, including the receipt of other copyrighted works."
so, if you expect to download MP3s, you have financial gain.
only 90 minutes? you couldn't come up with an explanation for FLCL in that time, let alone try to explain to someone else!
I don't think so, at least not the way they're setup by default. IIRC, they don't draw the desktop on the root window, but on their own window that obscures the root window.
looking through the documentation again, for the first time in a while, I don't see it say that emerge unmerge is not recommended, but rather, just a warning that it doesn't yet check whether other packages depend on it.
these are probably patches for specific packages. Not all ebuild files do this, and AFAIK none get a patch file based on what sources you already have available. Also, i believe that most of the patches (small patches anyway), are actually kept in a package-specific directory (like /usr/portage/category/package/files)
emerge unmerge package_name
What about checking any arbitrary file and finding out what package it belongs to?
qpkg -f file_name
What about verifying the integrity of an installed package to be sure that the files haven't been altered after installation?
qpkg -c package_name
if their main mirror is down, they do have others - you just have to set the appropriate variable in /etc/make.conf
here
granted, it was a year ago, but maybe a link would be nice?
Heck, it even made it into a slashdot poll
actually, it eliminates some of the special case processing you might otherwise need. since we are to assume that the board is bounded by walls, you can create your arrays a little larger than the board to store the bounding walls, then you should never need to worry about the border if you handle walls correctly. and you won't have to constantly convert between your coordinates and the server's coordinates.
quakeforge has done a good job of updating quake 1.
That makes me feel old, and i'm still in high school ...
warcraft 3 has worked with winehq wine as far back as the warcraft 3 beta, see this post to the wine-devel mailing list.