Because it can be ported to as many platforms as we want to without waiting for the benevolence of the whizbang-antialiased-vector-animation-website-intr o-blinking-ads-with-sound overlords, several rendering backends will eventually be possible (OpenGL accelerated, albeit fullscreen flash animations are not an issue anymore with current cpus, but offloading processing to GPU is IMO a Good Thing®), there are actually a few good things made in flash, like Strong Bad
, it will be a while until svg gets traction on the internet, and there are already SVG implementations going along which will not die (KDE, Mozilla, Gnome).
You may have this midichlorian ratio in your blood, but you still has less midichlorian in absolute numbers than I.
In this scenario the hipothesis of Vader losing power makes sense if you think of them as nano force-batteries, or, a cluster of Sony Cell processors doing Force computations.
Since you Americans, emperors of the world, are so much troubled to make a flawless electronic voting system, let me make a suggestion: Buy Brazilian Tech. Humbly ask Mr. President Lula how much would it cost to buy, no, license our technology which has been working since the nineties. It might cost even less than the amount you have already spilled on this corp.
Actually, you can 'emerge -buildpkg foo' and share packages between machines. if you are managing multiple machines, chances are that you will not have each one with an unique configuration, but only a few profiles.
The funniest is that there was only the 'MY EYES!!! MY EYES!!!' when i replied, and when I went back to the article that "MY EARS!!! MY EARS!!!" was there, and my post was the third. life is full of misteries...
Well, since women DO CARE for size (at least in Brazil), it means (following your very sentence) men also care about breast size. But the real thing is much, much more interesting than a game... go shave your hands (Hm, where is my wife?...).
CDEx has some catches if you try to install it on Win2k or WinXP. if you include it, you'd bette also include the adaptec ASPI driver pack. BUT this driver pack has a bug, it forgets to add some registry entries. There is a guy that fixed it, dont remeber the URL though, but the.reg file contains this: -----STARTS BELOW THIS LINE----- Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Ser vi ces\Aspi32] "ErrorControl"=dword:00000001 "Type" =dword:00000001 "Start"=dword:00000002
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Ser vi ces\Aspi32\Parameters] "ExcludeMiniports"="" --- --ENDS ABOVE THIS LINE----- I found all this information on the CDEx homepage, but if you are supposed make things easier...
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from the specification 1.0.1 Chapter 2. Communication between Client and Server
A technical description of the communication between KDE clients and the Kolab server follows. 2.1. Protocols
The protocols were selected with the following criteria in mind:
proper standardization e.g. by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF, http://www.ietf.org) open standard in the sense of the term open source existing free software implementations must scale very well in general simplicity over complexity - in other words limitation to a small set of well-established and widely used protocols
This leads to the following choice of protocols used in the project:
I have Searched and teste all the free 3D TRON lightcycle games I found (which are pretty much like ages-old nibbles). After all this, I found that Armagetron I the best one. The first one I met was GlTron, which I liked, but when I fount Armagetron, I got completely addicted. as of version 0.1.4.9, the game is very stable, but A.I. of the other lightcycles is somewhat unchallenging (stupid). But the game features networking, which makes it good for human vs. human games. Version 0.2.0-pre has improved a lot, making the game VERY challenging when playing aginst the A.I.
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PS3 does 1080p.
Because it can be ported to as many platforms as we want to without waiting for the benevolence of the whizbang-antialiased-vector-animation-website-intr o-blinking-ads-with-sound overlords, several rendering backends will eventually be possible (OpenGL accelerated, albeit fullscreen flash animations are not an issue anymore with current cpus, but offloading processing to GPU is IMO a Good Thing®), there are actually a few good things made in flash, like Strong Bad
, it will be a while until svg gets traction on the internet, and there are already SVG implementations going along which will not die (KDE, Mozilla, Gnome).
I don't want to spoil the surprise, but YES, I want to spoil your surprise: 42.
Now put that hardware back on good use: that MMORPG you were coding...
You may have this midichlorian ratio in your blood, but you still has less midichlorian in absolute numbers than I.
In this scenario the hipothesis of Vader losing power makes sense if you think of them as nano force-batteries, or, a cluster of Sony Cell processors doing Force computations.
This way, less midichlorians means less power.
...welcome our new analog signals carried through open air Platform-Independent Real-Time Speech Technology overlords...
Since you Americans, emperors of the world, are so much troubled to make a flawless electronic voting system, let me make a suggestion:
Buy Brazilian Tech.
Humbly ask Mr. President Lula how much would it cost to buy, no, license our technology which has been working since the nineties. It might cost even less than the amount you have already spilled on this corp.
Actually, you can 'emerge -buildpkg foo' and share packages between machines. if you are managing multiple machines, chances are that you will not have each one with an unique configuration, but only a few profiles.
The funniest is that there was only the 'MY EYES!!! MY EYES!!!' when i replied, and when I went back to the article that "MY EARS!!! MY EARS!!!" was there, and my post was the third. life is full of misteries...
MY EYES!!! MY EYES!!! (Yes, Redundant)
MY EARS!!! MY EARS!!!
AAARRRGGGHHH!!!!!!!!!
(body collapses in a pond of ooze, like Mr. Kelly on X-MEN)
umm.. but 2 wrongs don't make a right, atleast that is what my mom always said
2 wrongs dont make a right, but three lefts do.
Well, since women DO CARE for size (at least in Brazil), it means (following your very sentence) men also care about breast size.
But the real thing is much, much more interesting than a game... go shave your hands (Hm, where is my wife?...).
Yes!!! Armaetron is MUCH, MUCH more entertaining, addicting, and multiplayer-funnying than GlTron.
Armagetron on Sourceforge
CDEx has some catches if you try to install it on Win2k or WinXP. if you include it, you'd bette also include the adaptec ASPI driver pack. BUT this driver pack has a bug, it forgets to add some registry entries. .reg file contains this:
r vi ces\Aspi32]" =dword:00000001
r vi ces\Aspi32\Parameters]- --ENDS ABOVE THIS LINE-----
There is a guy that fixed it, dont remeber the URL though, but the
-----STARTS BELOW THIS LINE-----
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Se
"ErrorControl"=dword:00000001
"Type
"Start"=dword:00000002
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Se
"ExcludeMiniports"=""
--
I found all this information on the CDEx homepage, but if you are supposed make things easier...
from the specification 1.0.1
Chapter 2. Communication between Client and Server
A technical description of the communication between KDE clients and the Kolab server follows.
2.1. Protocols
The protocols were selected with the following criteria in mind:
proper standardization e.g. by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF, http://www.ietf.org) open standard in the sense of the term open source existing free software implementations must scale very well in general simplicity over complexity - in other words limitation to a small set of well-established and widely used protocols
This leads to the following choice of protocols used in the project:
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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Version 3 (LDAP, IETF RFC 2251)
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File Transfer Protocol (FTP, IETF RFC 765)
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP, IETF RFC 2821), SMTP over Secure Socket Layer / Transport Layer Security (SMTP over SSL/TLS, IETF RFC 2246)
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Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP, IETF RFC 1730), IMAP over SSL/TLS (IETF RFC 2595)
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Post Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3, IETF RFC 1939), POP3 over SSL/TLS (IETF RFC 2595)
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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP, IETF RFC 2616), HTTP over SSL/TLS (IETF RFC 2818)
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HotSync Protocol (this does not meet some of the above criteria but seems to be widely accepted and free implementations exist)
2.2. Used File Standards
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multi-part MIME email as standardized by the IETF
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vCal and vCard as standardized by the Internet Mail Consortium (http://www.imc.org)
I have Searched and teste all the free 3D TRON lightcycle games I found (which are pretty much like ages-old nibbles). After all this, I found that Armagetron I the best one. The first one I met was GlTron, which I liked, but when I fount Armagetron, I got completely addicted. as of version 0.1.4.9, the game is very stable, but A.I. of the other lightcycles is somewhat unchallenging (stupid). But the game features networking, which makes it good for human vs. human games. Version 0.2.0-pre has improved a lot, making the game VERY challenging when playing aginst the A.I.