That was the way it used to work for regular videos even... if you turned off playback acceleration, you could take screenshots but the video was a bit choppy...
Last time I tried that was around 2000 or so, I'm not sure how to do it with current versions of media player, but you could try looking for programs made to take directx screenshots. They're made for games but I believe they work for that overlay layer the media player uses...
However, small companies can take, modify and sell media players based on mplayer if they like, the only stipulation being that they have to follow the terms of the GPL when doing so...
Most bittorrent clients I've used also allow you to create files the full size when you start a torrent, rather than 0-byte sized ones. Helps prevent fragmenting and finding downloads stopped in the middle because the hard drive filled up...
By swipe from the rightful owner, I meant that he got the UID someone else was "supposed" to get... not that he clonked them over the head, you don't need a time machine for that...
Normally, in order to keep the system functioning nicely on large systems, the users will have mailbox limits, in order to keep older mail they create personal archive files (or whatever they're actually called) These archives with the extension of PST allow them to move mail from the exchange server into them and they have room for more mail while keeping the old stuff...
Heh... I've got a 64MB flash drive that I've had for the last 5 years or so, it's been through the wash multiple times, has had the casing fall off about a year ago, and it still works at full capacity!
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That was the way it used to work for regular videos even... if you turned off playback acceleration, you could take screenshots but the video was a bit choppy...
Last time I tried that was around 2000 or so, I'm not sure how to do it with current versions of media player, but you could try looking for programs made to take directx screenshots. They're made for games but I believe they work for that overlay layer the media player uses...
However, small companies can take, modify and sell media players based on mplayer if they like, the only stipulation being that they have to follow the terms of the GPL when doing so...
I want a Teaching Robot to teach me foreign languages while I sleep...
opendns?
You can download openmoko already, but the Neo Freerunner, i.e. the phone to run openmoko, has yet to arrive...
As if the whole solar system was centered around it.
an African or European politician?
Most bittorrent clients I've used also allow you to create files the full size when you start a torrent, rather than 0-byte sized ones. Helps prevent fragmenting and finding downloads stopped in the middle because the hard drive filled up...
Never mind... court records seem to be exempted...
Perhaps not with HIPAA, but how about The Privacy Act?
I'd be interested in knowing how that dirt or those crumbs got under the rubberized keyboard...
erm, web-2.0 had nothing to do with Flash...
...but doesn't mentioning Godwin's law negate it's effect?
I swear it's like fight club or something...
Apparently, god's UID is 5628...
He also hasn't posted since 2005...
By swipe from the rightful owner, I meant that he got the UID someone else was "supposed" to get... not that he clonked them over the head, you don't need a time machine for that...
And go back in time and swipe the low UID from the person it rightfully belonged to?
Or would it have been always his, he just didn't know the username and password until he went back in time and generated it...
KDE4 actually has the option to use the old style KMenu currently...
If it's saying that then is cups even running in the background?
Normally, in order to keep the system functioning nicely on large systems, the users will have mailbox limits, in order to keep older mail they create personal archive files (or whatever they're actually called) These archives with the extension of PST allow them to move mail from the exchange server into them and they have room for more mail while keeping the old stuff...
not only did it take two years to write, they had to write a program in another language to make that one...
It's been a while since I've used an SNES for watching DVDs...
How long will it take to manufacture a nanowire of infinite length?
Heh... I've got a 64MB flash drive that I've had for the last 5 years or so, it's been through the wash multiple times, has had the casing fall off about a year ago, and it still works at full capacity!
Lucky Bastard... I can only claim to have never seen the 2nd and 3rd Movie...