They probably were funny...back in like...1990 when I first used UNIX. And I didn't even put 2+2 together until one of my friends said heh heh you said FINGER
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GL Doom helped create the 3D Graphics market
iD is about 1-3 years ahead of ANYONE else. All the other game houses follow their lead
Remember, Woz offered the Apple design to HP. They told him he could do whatever he wanted with his 'little project'.
But, I recall hearing from engineers in the late 70's that if you look at the schematic of the original Apple what you see is the schematic of the HP 2640A Communications Terminal (which sported an Intel 8008 chip). And, yes, had RAM and a display as well as communications. Now, who was that fellow, anyway?
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They probably were funny...back in like...1990 when I first used UNIX. And I didn't even put 2+2 together until one of my friends said heh heh you said FINGER
GL Doom helped create the 3D Graphics market
iD is about 1-3 years ahead of ANYONE else. All the other game houses follow their lead
3Dfx had the market in their hands with GLIDE...
They've got some creative people behind the brand name still.
Guantlet and Guantlet Legends have the ATARI logo.
Nerds like sports like spelunking, rock climbing, and orienteering.
That's why it's here.
In Win32 development?
And then you run the code in Lindows, Wine, etc....Doesn't MS own the code to MFC42.DLL, DIRECTX.DLL etc etc?
Speaking of white box PC's vs. big-name PC's...
White box PC's ! the choice of 3 out of 4 cable bandits!
Yes, by the Highway Patrol/RCMP/What-have-you, but you wouldn't expect the National Guard to be scrambled to intercept your car.
Obivously, you don't play much Grand Theft Auto 3
The first picture I ever took with my digital camera faded away, due to the ink in my canon inkjet
Do you think in 5 years I'll be able to pull these pictures off my CDR's? Much less to show my grandchildren...
How much was the HP?
How much was the Apple I?
Even though it was a few years 'late', it was cheaper, just as, if not more, versatile, and open.
Remember, Woz offered the Apple design to HP. They told him he could do whatever he wanted with his 'little project'.
But, I recall hearing from engineers in the late 70's that if you look at the schematic of the original Apple what you see is the schematic of the HP 2640A Communications Terminal (which sported an Intel 8008 chip). And, yes, had RAM and a display as well as communications. Now, who was that fellow, anyway?
Sorry...I find those games to cost $2-3 a pop.
I hate paying 50 cents for 5 minutes worth of carnage.
Scotland: The country where Saucer doesn't refer to the UFO's
And the NY Times, invented the username/password idea?
And the LA Times, trying to cop a pose from the NY Times, reqs a login.
Please, don't let our HR department find out about this.
Flintstone Vitamins and Band-aids for everyone!
Don't you know the value of PI, some specs on CD diameters, track separation distances....copy a bitmap over...
Using an iMac as a file server?
How many files do you HAVE? 3, 4?
I'll copy my 3D printer, and then copy all of my gold and diamond jewlery
PowerPC's smoke in SETI....so I'm sure this setup is pretty cheap.
I've never heard of it either. I'm sure it might be strange to others, but I don't want a rainbow in my wallet.
Who sticks a $20 in a vending machine?
Some people in the office exchange 100-200 personal emails between themselves and a friend or two, A DAY.
One liners, flirting, etc etc
Set up a company policy - No unauthorised software.
Better yet, no IM at work!
What needs to happen is to get a large business software company (read: Microsoft) to integrate IM into their next Office suite
Ever heard of Exchange 2000? It's got IM in there along with Mail, etc
They've integrated IM into Windows XP....for better or for worse.
Security Deathmatch!
Linux vs Windows....
Sendmail vs Exchange
Apachve vs IIS
Have it give ONLY port 80 traffic. Put the box between the internet connection and the public switch/hub
OR, just get a little firewall/internet appliance.
If you do it the linux way, you can get your company to buy the latest boxed 'pro' linux distro for you, along with a book