"The Pressplay deal is significantly different because we're pioneering a way to deliver digital music on the hard drive," said Brad Shaw, a senior vice president for Gateway.
I sort of remember something. A way I used to get digital content onto my machine...nap something or other...man that seems familiar.
Honestly, who do these people think they're fooling. Look at the selection of music, they're obviously targeting the audience most utilizing current p2p apps. Do you think most high school and college kids are going to give up their napster/kazaa/audio galaxy/etc for something they have to pay for?
up to a respirator, and have the respirator power the fuel cell, and have the fuel cell power from the respirator, and have the...
this proposition makes my brain bleed.
to more carefully read the agreements that you are supposed to agree to when you sign up for your email account. If people used a bit more scrutiny, they would save themselves a lot of hassle in the long run.
Either that or maybe people don't understand that "free" email usually means "spam supported" email. A lot of the reason the email is free is because the host is prodiving lists of addresses to companies.
I use www.myrealbox.com as my host. It's free pop3 and there is even a provision to report spam. Worth checking out.
I would love to take a mame cd, boot the machine from it, and run my roms off of the hard disk. It's certainly nicer than having to run the app from within whatever OS.
Yeah I know there have been some projects to do this but they've been flaky at best. I'd love for someone to prove me wrong on this though.;)
I talked to one of the network admins about the bandwidth kazaa was using. He told me it was taking up around 75% of all the available bandwidth. After the admins decided to shut it down for a few days, the data pipe was nearly empty. The only thing is, this had absolutely no impact on the network as a whole, even though the bandwidth was fully saturated , things weren't especially slow. I wonder if perhaps some schools have some misconfigured services, or if I just go to a school with a huge pipe.:')
Is this ten hours of powering up the machine and letting it sit idle, or ten hours of actual use. If this thing is going to last through ten straght hours of quake sign me up now!
I have 384 mb in my iMac DV SE [got a deal on a 256 stick] and it runs well enough. The problem on my machine isn't with memory, it's with 10.2 deciding to chew up my processor whenever I try and run more than 6 things.
I suppose I could fix the problem by running less apps.;')
"You can not only feel the resulting force, but you can also get a sense of the quality of the object you're feeling -- whether it's soft or hard, wood-like or fleshy."
Come on people, let's not beat around the bush here. (So to speak)
"The ability to make homebrew apps adds value"
Not only homebrew apps but emulation too. I wouldn't be surprised if the xbox were the first console that was able to emulate [at full speed] the current mame set.
Look at what homebrew and emulation did for the dreamcast. There are still TONS of people kicking around dc's just because they can run NES games on them.
I notice a lot of people are harping about consoles not having online play. Consoles have had online play and continue to do so. Beginning with the x band modem on SNES/Genesis, following with the Sega Saturn Net Link, and finally with the Dreamcast modem or broadband adaptor.
Many people still play with their dreamcast online. Check out pso-world.com for information on one of the most popular online dreamcast games, Phantasy Star Online. Online play for the dreamcast has significantly extended it's play value. You can also download and upload game saves and post high scores on websites.
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Man, they don't make em like they used to. Is F.U.C.K. (fucked up college kids) still around?
with your copy of BeOS, AUX, and your Amiga *pours out a forty on the curb*
"The Pressplay deal is significantly different because we're pioneering a way to deliver digital music on the hard drive," said Brad Shaw, a senior vice president for Gateway.
I sort of remember something. A way I used to get digital content onto my machine...nap something or other...man that seems familiar.
Honestly, who do these people think they're fooling. Look at the selection of music, they're obviously targeting the audience most utilizing current p2p apps. Do you think most high school and college kids are going to give up their napster/kazaa/audio galaxy/etc for something they have to pay for?
Yeah because the rest of the carnival equipment is so quiet and environmentally sound.
up to a respirator, and have the respirator power the fuel cell, and have the fuel cell power from the respirator, and have the... this proposition makes my brain bleed.
is this just a pumped up version of GPS? It uses the same satellites as GPS. [according to the FAQ]
The sprint PCS phones have built in GPS.
we're never going to have to worry about a metoerite .
to more carefully read the agreements that you are supposed to agree to when you sign up for your email account. If people used a bit more scrutiny, they would save themselves a lot of hassle in the long run.
Either that or maybe people don't understand that "free" email usually means "spam supported" email. A lot of the reason the email is free is because the host is prodiving lists of addresses to companies.
I use www.myrealbox.com as my host. It's free pop3 and there is even a provision to report spam. Worth checking out.
~my 2 cents
Maybe we'll see a bootable mame cd.
;)
I would love to take a mame cd, boot the machine from it, and run my roms off of the hard disk. It's certainly nicer than having to run the app from within whatever OS.
Yeah I know there have been some projects to do this but they've been flaky at best. I'd love for someone to prove me wrong on this though.
Will the adult section be hidden behind a velvet curtain?
These directions appear to be geared toward the consumer jaguar release. Are these instructions the same for os x server?
I talked to one of the network admins about the bandwidth kazaa was using. He told me it was taking up around 75% of all the available bandwidth. After the admins decided to shut it down for a few days, the data pipe was nearly empty. The only thing is, this had absolutely no impact on the network as a whole, even though the bandwidth was fully saturated , things weren't especially slow. I wonder if perhaps some schools have some misconfigured services, or if I just go to a school with a huge pipe. :')
What has not been settled is the debate over the pronounciation of SQL.
Is this ten hours of powering up the machine and letting it sit idle, or ten hours of actual use. If this thing is going to last through ten straght hours of quake sign me up now!
Hundreds of geeks have been confirmed missing. The last statement heard was "Anime channel you say?"
I have 384 mb in my iMac DV SE [got a deal on a 256 stick] and it runs well enough. The problem on my machine isn't with memory, it's with 10.2 deciding to chew up my processor whenever I try and run more than 6 things. I suppose I could fix the problem by running less apps. ;')
The best tablets, came from Sumeria.
Does this mean I can play Phantasy Star Online from my cell phone?
Now I only had to wait 1/10th of a second for the page refresh in stead of the usual 2/5! Let the trolling begin!
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"You can not only feel the resulting force, but you can also get a sense of the quality of the object you're feeling -- whether it's soft or hard, wood-like or fleshy."
Come on people, let's not beat around the bush here. (So to speak)
colt 45? in this situation a jolt cola might be more appropriate ;)
"The ability to make homebrew apps adds value" Not only homebrew apps but emulation too. I wouldn't be surprised if the xbox were the first console that was able to emulate [at full speed] the current mame set. Look at what homebrew and emulation did for the dreamcast. There are still TONS of people kicking around dc's just because they can run NES games on them.
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
I notice a lot of people are harping about consoles not having online play. Consoles have had online play and continue to do so. Beginning with the x band modem on SNES/Genesis, following with the Sega Saturn Net Link, and finally with the Dreamcast modem or broadband adaptor.
Many people still play with their dreamcast online. Check out pso-world.com for information on one of the most popular online dreamcast games, Phantasy Star Online. Online play for the dreamcast has significantly extended it's play value. You can also download and upload game saves and post high scores on websites.