Of course, I just had an old ATI StereoFX (SB clone) until I got my AWE64 (which wasn't as impressive as I'd hoped, and was hell to set up in OS/2 or Linux.)
And your point? No one forces you to listen to those shows, and the same technology that lets them exist also gives you access to the few good ones out there.
Or he could glance over at his NIC, see that the link light isn't on, and conclude that the cable must be bad and get another one. All you've accomplished is making a guy go through the mild inconvenience of replacing a network cable when he didn't need to.
They haven't got PS2 or Gamecube emulation working either, but they will. It just takes a while for the emulation projects to catch up to the current hardware (with a few notable exceptions like the near-instant arrival of GBA emulators.)
Saying that you know how to spell because you're from a farm in Texas is like saying that you're an expert pianist because you lost both hands in a woodmilling accident.
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Just make sure you've got some ice spells. Lava monsters are always weak against ice.
It would also occur via radiation, but that's quite a bit slower.
And then every geek will be able to point at the sky and say "That's no moon, it's a space station!" and have it actually be true.
Didn't the GUS also have an onboard MOD decoder?
Of course, I just had an old ATI StereoFX (SB clone) until I got my AWE64 (which wasn't as impressive as I'd hoped, and was hell to set up in OS/2 or Linux.)
Well, the only real difference for that is whether you use CFL or NFL football fields.
And your point? No one forces you to listen to those shows, and the same technology that lets them exist also gives you access to the few good ones out there.
Standardize the protocols and integrate it in a set-top box. Sell the box at Wal-Mart. Problem solved.
OS/2 will rise again!
1) Breasts
2) ???
3) Profit!
The frequency at which Moore's Law stories are posted to Slashot will double every eighteen months.
A penny for your thoughts.
So, in other words, France surrendered?
With only one button.
Or he could glance over at his NIC, see that the link light isn't on, and conclude that the cable must be bad and get another one. All you've accomplished is making a guy go through the mild inconvenience of replacing a network cable when he didn't need to.
They haven't got PS2 or Gamecube emulation working either, but they will. It just takes a while for the emulation projects to catch up to the current hardware (with a few notable exceptions like the near-instant arrival of GBA emulators.)
Also means that Macs are going to get the X-Box 2 emulators before PCs.
I thought that the definition of genius involved being able to carry tea and no tea at the same time.
Actually, the main character is never referred to as "Doctor Who" in the series. He's just The Doctor.
It's harder to make sure that a package is stable when everyone's compiling it from source with different compiler settings.
At least you'll be protected from the Terrible Secret of Space.
The movie makers used wires hooked up to the spinal cord at the base of the neck, not ultrasonics.
Saying that you know how to spell because you're from a farm in Texas is like saying that you're an expert pianist because you lost both hands in a woodmilling accident.
Actually, what I meant is that no one believes the events in Star Trek happened yet because the show takes place in the future.
Someone needs to make a Robot Wars wedge that transforms into a proper, bipedal robot while making the Transformers G1 transformation sound.
But no one believes that the events in Star Trek actually happened.
Yet.