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4 colour high res? it was only 2, i'm afraid. but you could choose which colours you used out of the entire palette of EIGHT!.
but yeah, you had to load your program, disable the disk system, shift it down the memory and then change graphics mode if you really needed that extra ~2.5k.
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wasn't '84 the 'b' model? didn't the 'a' only have 16?
and the screen took from 1-20k's depending on what res/number of colours you wanted.
i think he means the printer redirection feature, where if you print from a remote application it is redirected to the local printer on the client machine.
you've tried it then? why not have a look here [microsoft.com] for the recommended configuration. i think you'll find that 16-32 megs should offer perfectly reasonable performance.
i think it's quite clear why you chose to be anonymous, rather than put your name to that comment.
yeah, decentralised passport, great. then we have even less control of where our personal information is stored and what happens to it. no idea of what security/privacy policies are in place.
a passport daemon on *your* computer? what about it running on mine? do you know me, do you trust me? who says i'm not going to post it to www.d0ggyp0rn.com in return for a month's free access?
at least with microsoft holding all the info we'll know who to name, blame and flame when the whole thing goes tits up on us.
i know this is going to sound far more pro ms than i want it to, but:
you don't need winxp as the client. rdc in winxp is just an enhanced AND neutered(!) terminal services server. the client software will run on any ms os back to 3.1. which would suit your 486 nicely.
with the terminal services advanced client you can even embed the client in a webpage, downloading the client for you when you first view it. i find it very useful at work, where i can get access to my own desktop from anywhere in the building using internet explorer.
completely pure water boils at *exactly* 100C. it freezes at *exactly* 0C. these are the original technical definations of these temperatures, and are only changed by impurities in the water.
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4 colour high res? it was only 2, i'm afraid. but you could choose which colours you used out of the entire palette of EIGHT!.
but yeah, you had to load your program, disable the disk system, shift it down the memory and then change graphics mode if you really needed that extra ~2.5k.
wasn't '84 the 'b' model? didn't the 'a' only have 16? and the screen took from 1-20k's depending on what res/number of colours you wanted.
bbc basic: 10P."Hello, World" i win.
"no program has ever altered itself"
- what about anna kournikova? not the tennis playing tits, but the virus. ok, so it was created with a toolkit, but that's the famous example.
when's someone going to port linux to my gameboy advance?
1. you shouldn't run iis on dc
2. you shouldn't share folders on dc
3. wtf? email?!? you wouldn't be installing outlook on it
yup. the link seems to be down, but as there's no mention of .mp3, i assume that this hasn't been cracked.
and mp3's are the ones where digital "rights" are enforced.
i think he means the printer redirection feature, where if you print from a remote application it is redirected to the local printer on the client machine.
i think it's quite clear why you chose to be anonymous, rather than put your name to that comment.
yeah, decentralised passport, great. then we have even less control of where our personal information is stored and what happens to it. no idea of what security/privacy policies are in place.
a passport daemon on *your* computer? what about it running on mine? do you know me, do you trust me? who says i'm not going to post it to www.d0ggyp0rn.com in return for a month's free access?
at least with microsoft holding all the info we'll know who to name, blame and flame when the whole thing goes tits up on us.
i know this is going to sound far more pro ms than i want it to, but:
you don't need winxp as the client. rdc in winxp is just an enhanced AND neutered(!) terminal services server. the client software will run on any ms os back to 3.1. which would suit your 486 nicely.
with the terminal services advanced client you can even embed the client in a webpage, downloading the client for you when you first view it. i find it very useful at work, where i can get access to my own desktop from anywhere in the building using internet explorer.
indeed i did. well, it's been a hard day....
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of course you're changing the temperature merely by measuring it.
it's a minor miracle that i can get my coffee to a reasonable temperature.
except the version of rdc on xp pro limits you to one connection at a time and blanks out the screen of the host pc whilst you're doing it.
completely pure water boils at *exactly* 100C. it freezes at *exactly* 0C. these are the original technical definations of these temperatures, and are only changed by impurities in the water.
ug.
(+1 - insightful)
+1 "INSIGHTFUL"? still, shouldn't winge about handykarma.
flamebait *and* troll. could i be more evil???
(score -1, redundant)
especially one who forgets his p's and q's. or just p's even.
reports at www.ash.org suggest that chain smoking might be fatal anyway score -1 : noone likes a smartarse
the china syndome?
isn't that how the teletubbies develop software?
but when you get sick of it you can still put it in a bag and drown it
neither
all wiped out after terrorist activites following coded messages on steganosauruses.