And what exactly is a "Department of Interior"? Please enlighten this curious non-American. This is the first time I've ever seen the name Department of Interior...
Everything I've seen indicates that the DVDs coming out this fall are just the Special Edition movies, and not the rumored "Ultimate Edition" I've heard about.
I'm assuming the Ultimate Edition will come out after Ep.3. Anyone heard any different? This is the version I'm waiting to buy. If I feel the need to watch the Special Edition before then, I can just borrow my parent's video tapes. (And I've never seen the original versions, so I can't comment on the whole "The original is better than SE" thing...)
Looked very hard to buy a 40GB and absolutely detest the 3G ones. 6+ hour battery life? Thats a joke isnt it.
I don't know where you heard the "6+ hours" spec? Well, I guess 8 hours _does_ count as 6+ so you technically are correct... Got myself a 30GB 3G iPod a couple months back, and I've had no problem getting 8 hours out of it. Especially when I'm using a long playlist, so I'm not using power searching for albums to listen to every 40 minutes.
I don't completely know all the details, but I believe Linux has trouble safely writing to an NTFS formatted partition. But FAT or FAT32 partitions (which you likely have, if you use WinME) are fine.
Is there even such a thing as an 'American Accent'? Texans, New Yorkers, and Californians all have they're own distinct accents (all of which sound different than all Canadians I know, BTW)... Even here in Canada there's different accents. Just ask any Canadian to talk in a Newfie accent... =)
Must have been a temporary glitch on ATI's web site. I can find all the Linux drivers easily.
Yes, they do say they're unsupported, but that's always been ATI's stance - they make the drivers available but don't provide the same support you'd get with supported WinXP drivers, for example.
Actually, I remember when there weren't even any drivers to download at all a while back. You had to rely on whatever the DRI people could put together. So having a released driver from ATI that's unsupported is better than none at all!
I recall reading somewhere that in the movie Saruman dies, so there's no way the Scouring of the Shire chapter could happen unless his death scene was removed from the extended DVD.
When I first went to the Animatrix site, the download links were exactly as posted in the article, which are for the Part 1 not Part 2. Checking in a half-hour later, the links on the site were what they should be.
Exactly. Using VB in MS Access at work, I'm able to easily throw together Access applications that simplify everyone else's work significantly.
Why? Because Access & VBA do all the hard work for me of handling forms, dialog boxes, accessing DBs, etc. I just have to design some forms and queries, add some VB code behind the forms and voila - everyone else thinks I'm a miracle worker. =)
If it works that well through the floors, then it should have an excellent range in a large open room. Presenters would pretty much be free to walk wherever they want, even if the presentation room is large.
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And what exactly is a "Department of Interior"? Please enlighten this curious non-American. This is the first time I've ever seen the name Department of Interior...
ProDOS? Not much good unless you have an Apple II. =)
You mean FreeDOS?
Everything I've seen indicates that the DVDs coming out this fall are just the Special Edition movies, and not the rumored "Ultimate Edition" I've heard about.
I'm assuming the Ultimate Edition will come out after Ep.3. Anyone heard any different? This is the version I'm waiting to buy. If I feel the need to watch the Special Edition before then, I can just borrow my parent's video tapes. (And I've never seen the original versions, so I can't comment on the whole "The original is better than SE" thing...)
Works for me, on the XP box I'm using right now...
Looked very hard to buy a 40GB and absolutely detest the 3G ones. 6+ hour battery life? Thats a joke isnt it.
I don't know where you heard the "6+ hours" spec? Well, I guess 8 hours _does_ count as 6+ so you technically are correct... Got myself a 30GB 3G iPod a couple months back, and I've had no problem getting 8 hours out of it. Especially when I'm using a long playlist, so I'm not using power searching for albums to listen to every 40 minutes.
That is an Australian site, so those are likely correct in Australian dollars. I know my 30GB iPod cost me $720 Canadian a month ago.
I live in Canada, and guess how many telemarketing calls, surveys, or charities I've had call me in the past year and a half? Around three dozen tops.
So go ahead and move to Canada!
I don't completely know all the details, but I believe Linux has trouble safely writing to an NTFS formatted partition. But FAT or FAT32 partitions (which you likely have, if you use WinME) are fine.
Actually, not if the power company was buying the power back. Then they're just missing out on spending money.
When you think about it, you're cheating yourself out of money if you give your extra power away instead of selling it... =)
Is there even such a thing as an 'American Accent'? Texans, New Yorkers, and Californians all have they're own distinct accents (all of which sound different than all Canadians I know, BTW)... Even here in Canada there's different accents. Just ask any Canadian to talk in a Newfie accent... =)
Must have been a temporary glitch on ATI's web site. I can find all the Linux drivers easily.
Yes, they do say they're unsupported, but that's always been ATI's stance - they make the drivers available but don't provide the same support you'd get with supported WinXP drivers, for example.
Actually, I remember when there weren't even any drivers to download at all a while back. You had to rely on whatever the DRI people could put together. So having a released driver from ATI that's unsupported is better than none at all!
I imagine they could obtain the IP address, from which they can identify the ISP, who can then identify which of their customers was assigned that IP.
But hopefully the ISPs will stand firm and not divulge that information!
I recall reading somewhere that in the movie Saruman dies, so there's no way the Scouring of the Shire chapter could happen unless his death scene was removed from the extended DVD.
When I first went to the Animatrix site, the download links were exactly as posted in the article, which are for the Part 1 not Part 2. Checking in a half-hour later, the links on the site were what they should be.
No, not really.
Anyone tried Hot Pursuit 2 (or any other Need For Speed games) with WineX 3.0 yet?
Of course Japan like OSS software. With names like "Mozilla" who can blame them?
Exactly. Using VB in MS Access at work, I'm able to easily throw together Access applications that simplify everyone else's work significantly.
Why? Because Access & VBA do all the hard work for me of handling forms, dialog boxes, accessing DBs, etc. I just have to design some forms and queries, add some VB code behind the forms and voila - everyone else thinks I'm a miracle worker. =)
I work with someone named Chris Farley. =)
With all the "*BSD is dead" comments I keep hearing, perhaps Ghost for *BSD would be more appropriate... ;)
If it works that well through the floors, then it should have an excellent range in a large open room. Presenters would pretty much be free to walk wherever they want, even if the presentation room is large.
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Don't forget Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (AKA NFS6). It's out for PS2, Gamecube, XBox, AND PC. =D
and a 133 litre per second FSB...
Don't you mean two? The first one, that came up with 42, then Earth (sorry, can't remember it's "official name" ;), to determine the question?