Same here. I've got a m100 in its original 2MB 16MHz glory and it suits most of my needs just fine (mostly tetris). Plus, you can't beat the 1 month/charge time on a pair of AAA's
I picked up a PNY GF4 TI 4200 64MB at Fry's this Thanksgiving for $100. And it get 90fps in Wolf at 1280x1024 @ high detail, thankyouverymuch.
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/ / / / / You could always use monospacing / / / /
/ / / / / The space eating has nothing to do with Slashdot, it has to do with font Slashdot uses (Times New Roman is the default, if I'm not mistaken). Go ahead and type "/" in your word processor of choise and it will have the same effect in TNR, Aral, Georgia, MS San Serif, etc. / / / / /
Hey, its not really fair to just out Beverton as the only district running *nix on their servers. Here is what Netcraft says about other Oregon School Districts:
Even the $500-$600 price range is still a bit too high. I should know, I am one of the 'disadvantaged people'. The only way I ever managed to get a computer to begin with was because it was an e-machines from a year ago. For only $600 I got a celeron 600mhz with 64MB 100mhz SDRam, 17" monitor, i810 shared video, and a DVD player. Sure, it wasn't much, but it was one hell of a starter system for the price (after rebates it came out to $0, if you sign up with earthlink for 3years of 56k service)
Not everyone out there needs to start out with a $1200 system. And I don't really see anyone paying even $500 on something that can only do internet browsing when for roughly the same price they can get a cheep pc that will do most anything Joe User needs to do.
And the number of people paying for Broadband is not increasing at the rate everyone expected... The research needs to be how to get faster broadband at a cheaper price.
This is the only thing I disagree with in you're post. As I see it, it's availability, not speed that's keeping broadband away from most people. How far can a DSL or cable signal go from your local telco now, one mile, two? For the other 80% of the world (which unfortunatly includes me), we are stuck with crappy dialup connections. I really feal people need to wake up already and stop researching faster connections and research how to get more distaince for their existing speeds. I would gladly pay $50/mo for a 256k connection and a ping under 75ms. But alas, that's not available in my area. v_v
(Please forgive me for going completely off topic and rambeling on, it's really late here and I'm about to recover from an all nighter pinging at ~500ms. sigh.)
Did the people in the Salem witch trials have a right to a fair trial?
(granted that was in the 1600's, and thus before the constitution, but work with me.)
Or how about the Native Americans during the Western Expanion?
Did they get a fair trial before we either marched them off to ever-shrinking reservations or killed them off as we saw fit?
Think that our precious America has changed since so long ago?
How about the people who got black listed during the great communist witch hunt?
Did we give them a fair trial?
No.
The point I'm tring to make here is that anyone who is labeled to be 'staning in our patriotic way' is hunted down by our governments own version of mob justice.
*The pressure must not exceed 5bar, 70psi, this is about the amount of pressure you can get from a cheap bike pump.
so they weren't saying you gotta use a bike pump, just that thats the best you can get w/ a bike pump. You can fill it up any way you want (so long as the pressure dosen't exceed 75psi).
Second, they didn't say the 2 letre had to be the main part of the body, so how about taping one to the inside of, say, a farrari. I bet that'd take 1st place vs anything else they could throw at it ^_^
... if they gave the money to, oh say, better teachers, better textbooks, more schools, smaller classes, etc.
I don't mean to troll or anything, I'm actually glad to see that at least someone in america is still focused on education, but I honestly think that the money could be better spent.
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GTK has already been ported to DFB.
Same here. I've got a m100 in its original 2MB 16MHz glory and it suits most of my needs just fine (mostly tetris). Plus, you can't beat the 1 month/charge time on a pair of AAA's
You have to remove -Werror from the makefile and it will.
it was contra
Disney never bought Pixar, they only had a 4 picture deal, which I beleve is now over. Pixar is free to do as they please again.
I don't know about the mac, but kazaa lite runs in wine (english directions are 1/2 way down). I use it quite frequently.
I picked up a PNY GF4 TI 4200 64MB at Fry's this Thanksgiving for $100. And it get 90fps in Wolf at 1280x1024 @ high detail, thankyouverymuch.
/ / / / / You could always use monospacing / / / /
/ / / / / The space eating has nothing to do with Slashdot, it has to do with font Slashdot uses (Times New Roman is the default, if I'm not mistaken). Go ahead and type " /" in your word processor of choise and it will have the same effect in TNR, Aral, Georgia, MS San Serif, etc. / / / / /
Hey, its not really fair to just out Beverton as the only district running *nix on their servers. Here is what Netcraft says about other Oregon School Districts:
Starting with the MS supporters we have:
Lake Oswego is running IIS 5.0 on Win2k
Hillsboro is running IIS 5.0 on Win2k
And now on to the *nix supporters:
Eugene is running Apache 1.3.12 with php and ssl on Solaris 8
Tigard is running Apache 1.3.22 with php ssl and perl on Red Hat (I really wish netcraft would be more specific on os versions, oh well)
Portland is running Apache 1.3.24 with php and perl on "linux" (wont say which distro)
Gresham is running WebSTAR (whatever the hell that is) on "Linux"
I'm asuming that Oregon City is running AppleShareIP 6.3.1 on Linux since it has two history entries as such, as well as two unknowns (which is what it is reporting now)
Including Beaverton, that makes it 3:1 in favor of *nix on servers of major Oregon School Districts
Yes, I do live in Oregon, and yes I do go to a Beaverton School but I did have to use the power of google for most of those links
Krusty, right?
Even the $500-$600 price range is still a bit too high. I should know, I am one of the 'disadvantaged people'. The only way I ever managed to get a computer to begin with was because it was an e-machines from a year ago. For only $600 I got a celeron 600mhz with 64MB 100mhz SDRam, 17" monitor, i810 shared video, and a DVD player. Sure, it wasn't much, but it was one hell of a starter system for the price (after rebates it came out to $0, if you sign up with earthlink for 3years of 56k service)
Not everyone out there needs to start out with a $1200 system. And I don't really see anyone paying even $500 on something that can only do internet browsing when for roughly the same price they can get a cheep pc that will do most anything Joe User needs to do.
(Please forgive me for going completely off topic and rambeling on, it's really late here and I'm about to recover from an all nighter pinging at ~500ms. sigh.)
From the page (about half way down):
So there you have it. They probably had to license SafeDisc so the could properly run protected software.
Don't feel bad, these mistakes happen to all of us. ^_^
(BTW: since I'm on the subject of corrections, the hole your thinking of is 'whole' as in everything, not hole as in an empty space. Hehe.)
Who has a right to a fair trial?
Did the people in the Salem witch trials have a right to a fair trial?
(granted that was in the 1600's, and thus before the constitution, but work with me.)
Or how about the Native Americans during the Western Expanion?
Did they get a fair trial before we either marched them off to ever-shrinking reservations or killed them off as we saw fit?
Think that our precious America has changed since so long ago?
How about the people who got black listed during the great communist witch hunt?
Did we give them a fair trial?
No.
The point I'm tring to make here is that anyone who is labeled to be 'staning in our patriotic way' is hunted down by our governments own version of mob justice.
First off, minor correction:
*The pressure must not exceed 5bar, 70psi, this is about the amount of pressure you can get from a cheap bike pump.
so they weren't saying you gotta use a bike pump, just that thats the best you can get w/ a bike pump. You can fill it up any way you want (so long as the pressure dosen't exceed 75psi).
Second, they didn't say the 2 letre had to be the main part of the body, so how about taping one to the inside of, say, a farrari. I bet that'd take 1st place vs anything else they could throw at it ^_^
... if they gave the money to, oh say, better teachers, better textbooks, more schools, smaller classes, etc. I don't mean to troll or anything, I'm actually glad to see that at least someone in america is still focused on education, but I honestly think that the money could be better spent.