No flash installed.No ads, no spies, no disfunctional rightclickmenus, no failure to stop animations (and looping), no blocked sound device and no cpu utilization. The flash player is crap - no matter what the version number is.
because watching a movie, usually mpeg2, xvid/divx, theora e.g., requires Macromedia's banner-ad-player. Macromedia guys would really like us to depend on them but all I do is to BOYCOTT it.
There's no hidden power, there's just incomplete documentation and limited usability.
But I really doubt that these 9 things aren't mentioned anywhere. And these Special URLs are are just like in Konqueror.Maybe Nautilus would be still useful for common tasks if I didn't use Konqueror all the time. But I didn't know how to get rid of the gnome-desktop in ICEWM when nautilus was started.
Please write a bug report. I can visit hundreds of pages, open 50 tabs and it won't consume more than 100MB.
Please tell the developers which pages you usually visit and the bug will be fixed.
The smart is safe but it's quite slow @ 80 mph on a German highway. Whenever I drive more than 100mph I just hope the smart stays on the right lane.....
I have my portable iRiver ogg vorbis player but I still watch DVD@my PC because I won't buy a player without ogg support. Well, and I don't want to buy that Neuston Maestro that supports ogg.
While there are not many vendors to choose I don't want to waste time to encode my music with a losy ten year old 3rd generation codec.
These files are already trash while they are written by the encoder.
I'll keep ogg vorbis until anyone invents the free 5th generation codec;-)
It plays ogg vorbis very well but it has lower/upper bitrate limits. However
48kbit isn't CDquality (with any Codec) and I can't hear any difference between 160 and 320kbit. My quality5-files are accepted.
ogg vorbis is free, oggenc is faster than lame (highest quality) and it produces better soundquality at lower bitrates.
I just use oggenc -q5 and I'm happy.
I'm running Linux 2.4.25 but I have the original SuSE-kernel installed too.
It's not a big deal to patch Linux 2.4.25 and recompile it.
Companies like amazon or web.de don't use a single server, they'll patch one after another. These two would be out of business without Linux and they will survive this little pain.
Just get a Athlon64 3000+ and run it at 800Mhz when idle.
This means a consumption of ~35W and a powerful heatpipe + fan @ 0 rpm.
You only get noise when you really use its power. This solution scales very well.
A Via Chip hasnt any power even if you demand it.
They always use the same outdated games and a lot of synthetic benchmarks.
Much more important is that they dont use a SuSE9 for AMD64 and they dont tell me whether the 512kb extra cache are still unimportant in 64bit mode.
Maybe the 3000+ sounds like the better choice but fails in 64bit mode compared to the 3200+.
Just forget -R.
The burning process isnt that safe, you lose more space for multiple sessions (72 and 90MB instead of 2 with +Standard)), both medias cost the same, it uses inferior parity algorith.
And by the way I didnt have compatibility-issues.
My Pioneer (!!!) DVD-ROM (DVD 116) just reads +R and not -R !!!!! and all DVD-Players that are sold now read both medias.
Ricoh, Philips and the others are just the smarter companies. I love their stuff.
Schugy
Maybe I dont use my smartcard for the login, but I use HBCI ( home banking with smartcard ) with moneyplex ( http://www.matrica.de ).
I guess thats quite secure.
Schugy
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No flash installed.No ads, no spies, no disfunctional rightclickmenus, no failure to stop animations (and looping), no blocked sound device and no cpu utilization. The flash player is crap - no matter what the version number is.
Brother 5140D: 55 /6700 pages, duplex unit. Maybe a Kyocera us just as cheap as the Brother.
because watching a movie, usually mpeg2, xvid/divx, theora e.g., requires Macromedia's banner-ad-player. Macromedia guys would really like us to depend on them but all I do is to BOYCOTT it.
Nice, we Linuxers will use Lynx instead of firefox soon because we refuse to pay for viewing that crap.
There's no hidden power, there's just incomplete documentation and limited usability. But I really doubt that these 9 things aren't mentioned anywhere. And these Special URLs are are just like in Konqueror .Maybe Nautilus would be still useful for common tasks if I didn't use Konqueror all the time. But I didn't know how to get rid of the gnome-desktop in ICEWM when nautilus was started.
Please write a bug report. I can visit hundreds of pages, open 50 tabs and it won't consume more than 100MB. Please tell the developers which pages you usually visit and the bug will be fixed.
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It's really a smart car
Yeah, these two are almost identical. Well, I know the Vauxhall as an Opel here in Germany. The Agila is the cheapest Opel made in Poland ;-)
The smart is safe but it's quite slow @ 80 mph on a German highway. Whenever I drive more than 100mph I just hope the smart stays on the right lane.....
Maybe Sims 53 will be released for linux.
I have my portable iRiver ogg vorbis player but I still watch DVD@my PC because I won't buy a player without ogg support. Well, and I don't want to buy that Neuston Maestro that supports ogg. While there are not many vendors to choose I don't want to waste time to encode my music with a losy ten year old 3rd generation codec. These files are already trash while they are written by the encoder. I'll keep ogg vorbis until anyone invents the free 5th generation codec ;-)
It plays ogg vorbis very well but it has lower/upper bitrate limits. However 48kbit isn't CDquality (with any Codec) and I can't hear any difference between 160 and 320kbit. My quality5-files are accepted. ogg vorbis is free, oggenc is faster than lame (highest quality) and it produces better soundquality at lower bitrates. I just use oggenc -q5 and I'm happy.
I'll never read it. Why do you post links to webpages that force us to give our email addresses?
I really like that concept and the high efficiency power supply but I only want AMD64-processors.......
I'm running Linux 2.4.25 but I have the original SuSE-kernel installed too. It's not a big deal to patch Linux 2.4.25 and recompile it. Companies like amazon or web.de don't use a single server, they'll patch one after another. These two would be out of business without Linux and they will survive this little pain.
Thanks for that, I really like it.
Thanks for that.
Schugy
I like icecast too but darkice doesnt seem to be that far :-)
Just get a Athlon64 3000+ and run it at 800Mhz when idle. This means a consumption of ~35W and a powerful heatpipe + fan @ 0 rpm. You only get noise when you really use its power. This solution scales very well. A Via Chip hasnt any power even if you demand it.
I cant find any useful information on http://www.anandtech.com No graphs there in konqueror and opera 7.23
They always use the same outdated games and a lot of synthetic benchmarks. Much more important is that they dont use a SuSE9 for AMD64 and they dont tell me whether the 512kb extra cache are still unimportant in 64bit mode. Maybe the 3000+ sounds like the better choice but fails in 64bit mode compared to the 3200+.
Just forget -R. The burning process isnt that safe, you lose more space for multiple sessions (72 and 90MB instead of 2 with +Standard)), both medias cost the same, it uses inferior parity algorith. And by the way I didnt have compatibility-issues. My Pioneer (!!!) DVD-ROM (DVD 116) just reads +R and not -R !!!!! and all DVD-Players that are sold now read both medias. Ricoh, Philips and the others are just the smarter companies. I love their stuff. Schugy
Maybe I dont use my smartcard for the login, but I use HBCI ( home banking with smartcard ) with moneyplex ( http://www.matrica.de ). I guess thats quite secure. Schugy
There should be additional Athlon-only tests with SuSE SLES 8 SP3 or/and SuSE Linux 9.0.