i dont know about most of the world (well actually i do, but thats aside the point) i really do need (well, really, really, really want) a 3Ghz laptop. Wouldnt this be a wonderful world if i would run Maya 4.5 from my couch.... well, then again, the graphics card still couldnt handle well, but my video editors would run extra-super--lucky-fast!!!
Intel has slowly, noticed it or not, started to improve efficiency as well as increase there clockspeeds with ease. The whole intel HT was just a way to squeeze more bang for the cycle, and that's good for the end user. Unless of course they run more office apps than other things, but those people dont usually buy 3Ghz comps anywho, so thats kinda beside the point. Either way, Intel should increase their efficiency as it benefits us, the user. I really wish my athlon had the clock cycles of an intel, or an intel had the efficiency of my AMD, and intel is at least trying to become more effecient. Who knows, my next comp might be a Pentium V (or whatever it will be called, i really dont care). So, yeah, in a way, Intel is kinda being a little hypocritical as its down what it has so often mocked. But then again, so many companies take the very path they have openly rejected, and this time, we benefit. YAY! PS: im sick of waiting for the Athlon64!
oh, yeah, and macs suxor ^_^ -- not so much the hardware, but the operating system (pre-X i meanz)
Here's to totally missing the point. The internet posting of the EULA was in addition to the packaged EULA. As for EULAs for your OS, seeing as how there is still only one good choice for Joe User (microcrap) and most people already no the evil of M$ EULA, it really isnt that big of a deal
how did the parent post get modded as interesting. it doesnt even make sense - modern i386, not knowing anything about RAM- anyone who's been alive for the past few years should no better than to mod the parent up....:^P
this is one of the situations were i would actually recomend buying seperate copies of windows. thought it really depends on thesize of the business. if your some local radio network then its probalby no big deal, but if your part of a bigger company like many stations are, then they risk endangering themselves and giving themselves a legal @$$-f*cking they may never forget. on the other hand, i wholly support pirating win at home. in fact, if you even use one valid code then your not doing your part. YEAH ME! Arrg, a pirate's life is the life for me, yo ho yo ho!
whats the matter, never/. before? People hear bash Bush because this is a site for intellectuals! Did you hear his state of the union address? fuckitall.com/bsh/# ---- good shit --- HAHAHA! MOD ME INTO THE TROLL PITS OF/. ! I'LL JUST KEEP COMING BACK! ---- if you dont like the communities modding then take your bandwidth eating ways elsewhere. -- now if you'll excuse me i have some leechers to kill - namely, all 30 ppl dling off of me right now, HAHAHA!
1. i can already get the files i want without paying even one cent, so what incentive do i have. 2. the music industry is still profitable, so music will still be produced so what incentive do i have to pay. it will exist even if i dont. 3. the music industry doesnt see that as very profitable. thats why they charge $20 a cd. about 100years ago, Henry Ford leared that making a small amount of profit on a large amount products equals a helluvalot more cash than lots of prof on little prod. It seems that the music industry is a bit behind the times. 4. Leechers - i hate - you hate them - they dont want to share songs in order to get songs. personally, i share well over 1,000 files and wish others would open up their bandwidth and files, but thats a discussion for another day. really, leechers are the people who most use p2p anywho so this idea of share and share alike doesnt work out too well...
and on that note i was dling a file off of someone on kazaa with the username of "theonlypersonsharing"... wow, i know that feeling.
Are you trying to be funny, cuz you made me laugh. People have always reffered to there country as a Motherland or the likes (definitely sounds engendered to me)... well, except for the occasional Fatherland, but that's beside the point.
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i hardly consider cable to be horribly capped. i use cable and whenever my participation points reach to low, i just stop dling and let others load off of my files. i usually have around 800 points and i dont leech. i share everything and i wish others would do the same. as for leechers, go to hell! people, share your files, damn it! SHARE!!!! that is all
something tells me that the bighead in the entertainment industry are not gonna like this. They alredy claim that divx piracy is killing them as it is, and now there is an option for those not into computers. I also have to wonder what they are gonna do about it. If they can make it illegal to post information that would allow one to crack ceratin securities, could they ban a set-top divx player?
Wait till the recruits are in a real battle, watching the faces of the people they kill, having that nagging thought that they killed another human who probably didnt even want to be there fighting. No game I've ever played could ever prepare you for that.
No, definitely not a flame, but not entirely accurate either. I wholeheartedly agree that more money should be spent o education (maybe then my spelling wouldn't be so atrocious {sp?}). But as it stands, the gov't already spends millions of dollars in military recruitment. All those commercials you seee on tv don't come cheap. And all the free t-shirts, water-bottles, etc. that they give out around the US cames at a price. Recently, the Navy came over my high school and brought along a hydrolic flight simulator. As you can imagine, it smelt like ass by the end of the day and recruited no one. Long story short, the gov't should spend more on education and the likes, but it's not happening anytime soon (just look at that retarded missle defense (is that an 's' or a 'c') system we're building. In contrast, however, the game didnt cost much to develop and little to maintain. And more importantly, its proven to be an excellent recruitment tool. All in all, this is one of the wisest decisions the systems made in a good while (in my opinion anywho). Plus, I love the game ^_^
i dunno, a really good LCD can be a godsend for profesional graphics work - i guess thats why macs come with LCDs, not sure though - if you have a nice LCD with mad high resolution and a card that can handle it, you will definitely appreciate it when running Maya. However, not having the money for such a nice LCD , im gonna go get a nice new flatscreen crt.
can anyone say space balls. "tell us the combonations to the air lock." "fine, i'll tell. its... 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5..." "1,2,3,4,5?! that's the kind of code an idiot would put on their baggage!" (president scrooge arrives) ""so whats the combo" "the combo is 1,2,3,4,5." "woah, what a coincidence. thats the exact same code i have on my luggage!"
uh, the f00 example was an example of Macro-economics (ie - general patterns and simplistic views). micro-economics involve things like competition and other more dynamic systems.
yes there is!!! I demand humor, and few things are as funny as this. After all, no one goes to slashdot for late-braking, important , or accurate info.
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i dont know about most of the world (well actually i do, but thats aside the point) i really do need (well, really, really, really want) a 3Ghz laptop. Wouldnt this be a wonderful world if i would run Maya 4.5 from my couch.... well, then again, the graphics card still couldnt handle well, but my video editors would run extra-super--lucky-fast!!!
Intel has slowly, noticed it or not, started to improve efficiency as well as increase there clockspeeds with ease. The whole intel HT was just a way to squeeze more bang for the cycle, and that's good for the end user. Unless of course they run more office apps than other things, but those people dont usually buy 3Ghz comps anywho, so thats kinda beside the point. Either way, Intel should increase their efficiency as it benefits us, the user. I really wish my athlon had the clock cycles of an intel, or an intel had the efficiency of my AMD, and intel is at least trying to become more effecient. Who knows, my next comp might be a Pentium V (or whatever it will be called, i really dont care).
So, yeah, in a way, Intel is kinda being a little hypocritical as its down what it has so often mocked. But then again, so many companies take the very path they have openly rejected, and this time, we benefit. YAY! PS: im sick of waiting for the Athlon64!
oh, yeah, and macs suxor ^_^ -- not so much the hardware, but the operating system (pre-X i meanz)
i also use it to make alphabet soup.... mmmmmm
actually, there were a few girls on the chess team at my school, one of them was even kinda ... excuse me while i mode myself -1 offtopic
Here's to totally missing the point. The internet posting of the EULA was in addition to the packaged EULA. As for EULAs for your OS, seeing as how there is still only one good choice for Joe User (microcrap) and most people already no the evil of M$ EULA, it really isnt that big of a deal
FIRST POST!!!!
ill come up with an actual post later...
FIRST POST!!!!!
Absolutely true, luckily every other review i have read to date states 500 watts RMS ,, YAY!!!
how did the parent post get modded as interesting. it doesnt even make sense - modern i386, not knowing anything about RAM- anyone who's been alive for the past few years should no better than to mod the parent up .... :^P
this is one of the situations were i would actually recomend buying seperate copies of windows. thought it really depends on thesize of the business. if your some local radio network then its probalby no big deal, but if your part of a bigger company like many stations are, then they risk endangering themselves and giving themselves a legal @$$-f*cking they may never forget. on the other hand, i wholly support pirating win at home. in fact, if you even use one valid code then your not doing your part. YEAH ME! Arrg, a pirate's life is the life for me, yo ho yo ho!
did you even go to the link i supplied? oh, yeah, plus he gave a real one last year
whats the matter, never /. before? People hear bash Bush because this is a site for intellectuals! Did you hear his state of the union address? fuckitall.com/bsh/# ---- good shit --- HAHAHA! MOD ME INTO THE TROLL PITS OF /. ! I'LL JUST KEEP COMING BACK! ---- if you dont like the communities modding then take your bandwidth eating ways elsewhere. -- now if you'll excuse me i have some leechers to kill - namely, all 30 ppl dling off of me right now, HAHAHA!
okay, a few problems bot not too bad of an idea:
... wow, i know that feeling.
1. i can already get the files i want without paying even one cent, so what incentive do i have.
2. the music industry is still profitable, so music will still be produced so what incentive do i have to pay. it will exist even if i dont.
3. the music industry doesnt see that as very profitable. thats why they charge $20 a cd. about 100years ago, Henry Ford leared that making a small amount of profit on a large amount products equals a helluvalot more cash than lots of prof on little prod. It seems that the music industry is a bit behind the times.
4. Leechers - i hate - you hate them - they dont want to share songs in order to get songs. personally, i share well over 1,000 files and wish others would open up their bandwidth and files, but thats a discussion for another day. really, leechers are the people who most use p2p anywho so this idea of share and share alike doesnt work out too well...
and on that note i was dling a file off of someone on kazaa with the username of "theonlypersonsharing"
Are you trying to be funny, cuz you made me laugh. People have always reffered to there country as a Motherland or the likes (definitely sounds engendered to me) ... well, except for the occasional Fatherland, but that's beside the point.
i hardly consider cable to be horribly capped. i use cable and whenever my participation points reach to low, i just stop dling and let others load off of my files. i usually have around 800 points and i dont leech. i share everything and i wish others would do the same. as for leechers, go to hell! people, share your files, damn it! SHARE!!!! that is all
actually, most of this forum is off-topic. this is about playing the game under linux, not wether AAO should even exist.
something tells me that the bighead in the entertainment industry are not gonna like this. They alredy claim that divx piracy is killing them as it is, and now there is an option for those not into computers. I also have to wonder what they are gonna do about it. If they can make it illegal to post information that would allow one to crack ceratin securities, could they ban a set-top divx player?
Wait till the recruits are in a real battle, watching the faces of the people they kill, having that nagging thought that they killed another human who probably didnt even want to be there fighting. No game I've ever played could ever prepare you for that.
hmmm, you really should calculate based on the tax paying public, not the population. although the point remains the same.
No, definitely not a flame, but not entirely accurate either. I wholeheartedly agree that more money should be spent o education (maybe then my spelling wouldn't be so atrocious {sp?}). But as it stands, the gov't already spends millions of dollars in military recruitment. All those commercials you seee on tv don't come cheap. And all the free t-shirts, water-bottles, etc. that they give out around the US cames at a price. Recently, the Navy came over my high school and brought along a hydrolic flight simulator. As you can imagine, it smelt like ass by the end of the day and recruited no one. Long story short, the gov't should spend more on education and the likes, but it's not happening anytime soon (just look at that retarded missle defense (is that an 's' or a 'c') system we're building. In contrast, however, the game didnt cost much to develop and little to maintain. And more importantly, its proven to be an excellent recruitment tool. All in all, this is one of the wisest decisions the systems made in a good while (in my opinion anywho). Plus, I love the game ^_^
at least someone on kazaa will be sharing. DAMN YOU KAZAA
i dunno, a really good LCD can be a godsend for profesional graphics work - i guess thats why macs come with LCDs, not sure though - if you have a nice LCD with mad high resolution and a card that can handle it, you will definitely appreciate it when running Maya. However, not having the money for such a nice LCD , im gonna go get a nice new flatscreen crt.
can anyone say space balls. ... 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5..."
"tell us the combonations to the air lock."
"fine, i'll tell. its
"1,2,3,4,5?! that's the kind of code an idiot would put on their baggage!" (president scrooge arrives)
""so whats the combo"
"the combo is 1,2,3,4,5."
"woah, what a coincidence. thats the exact same code i have on my luggage!"
----i love that movie ----
uh, the f00 example was an example of Macro-economics (ie - general patterns and simplistic views). micro-economics involve things like competition and other more dynamic systems.
yes there is!!! I demand humor, and few things are as funny as this. After all, no one goes to slashdot for late-braking, important , or accurate info.