I've been using my girlfriend's computer for a few weeks now; it has 256mg/memory and with all the heavy stuff I'm doing (network transfers, p2p, web surfing, email, compression), it's just as bad as any "lesser" Windows.
Hell, with a slow system I've seen it in Linux and OS X.
Wrong. It'd be like if a gun owner signed a contract with the gun company saying that anything that happened with said guns is their fault and then left them on the front lawn for all to enjoy.
No, but any blanket statements such as "Ripping isn't illegal" should take into account where most people will read them, in this case, the US and other less-enlightened countries.
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Or the DMCA, whichever.
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So they take out two of the few things that made it worth buying.
Wouldn't it just be a matter of some easily-coded software to give it mp3 support? The proc is certainly fast enough to run it software.
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These are Star Trek games we're talking about. In comparison to most of the others, they're pure latinum.
They can figure out transparent aluminum, I forget to preview.
Of course he did. It just took 28 years for them to figure out the formula.
Go ahead and use the force. I just looked on Slashdot and got the same result.
Big Lucas takes care of us.
Wouldn't a computerized Scrabble player have the potential to become unbeatable pretty easily?
Should we welcome our new, dictionary-using Unix overlords?
I've been using my girlfriend's computer for a few weeks now; it has 256mg/memory and with all the heavy stuff I'm doing (network transfers, p2p, web surfing, email, compression), it's just as bad as any "lesser" Windows. Hell, with a slow system I've seen it in Linux and OS X.
Nope. It runs Linux.
Google does use IDE drives. It's one of their big famed techniques. They just raid the hell out of them. So we're talking a few bucks a gig, still.
But people won't use the full space anyway. Most people will probably use less than 10% of that, which is very doable for almost any company.
... in 1995. Now you'll have to get creative.
When you're designing a space ship thats primary goal is to get it only to the edges of space, wind shear is one of your top priorities.
You *do* know you can buy another remote?
Also known as a console.
If the caps lock dies, HOW CAN I YELL?
Imagine a beowulf cluster of these things! Get together fifty or sixty and you might have close to a real computer!
1.3ghz should be enough for anybody.
Yeah, but imagine the phone bills...
Wrong. It'd be like if a gun owner signed a contract with the gun company saying that anything that happened with said guns is their fault and then left them on the front lawn for all to enjoy.
No, but any blanket statements such as "Ripping isn't illegal" should take into account where most people will read them, in this case, the US and other less-enlightened countries.
Or the DMCA, whichever.
Yes it is. Read the DCMA.
Photoshop LE isn't free. You're forced to pay for it alone with the cost of the tablet, camera, scanner.
I plan on using it forever!!! No dumpster for me!
10 Gigabit ethernet would do it. And some fibre.
So they take out two of the few things that made it worth buying. Wouldn't it just be a matter of some easily-coded software to give it mp3 support? The proc is certainly fast enough to run it software.