Sorry, folks, but I think the author should retain the rights.
That's really what it comes down to here, IMO. Just because it's on the 'net doesn't mean you can do what-the-hell-you-like with it. As always, fair use is still fair use, and republishing is still republishing - blogger with ads, RSS, or whatever.
You've got plenty of performance there, and FGLRX drivers support XVideo, so it should be able to play videos with ease if your play supports it too. Which player do you use? FWIW, I use FGLRX with X.org on my Radeon X1400-powered laptop and it's fine for video playback using MPlayer ( mplayer -vo xv video.avi ).
I really couldn't begin to guess about the tablet issue. If your code-fu is strong, I'd start by searching for the differences between what GIMP does and what everything else does. Might be something about GTK mouse handling that's different to other things. I realise that's not a realistic answer for most people though (either time or skills or both)... Good luck:-)
Ah OK. Xv (short for XVideo) is part of XFree86 and Xorg et al, and it allows apps to send video directly to the display with minimal overhead. If you use Xv to play videos you get smoother playback and lower CPU usage (which you can then use for MPEG decoding, post-processing, whatever). Using "generic" X11 playback means copying lots of big image bitmaps into a window 25+ times a second, which is a lot slower.
I doubt it's related to the stylus issue, although it's been a long time since I looked at that kind of thing.
Anyways, post your system details (cpu and speed, graphics card, linux distro, etc) and I'll see if I can write something more meaningful.
As best as I can make out, this is a general purpose unix with the packet filter from OpenBSD grafted onto FreeBSD and an interface adapted from a linux firewall;
Please excuse my ignorance, but why don't they use OpenBSD instead of FreeBSD? Surely if you're building a (open|free) firewall, you start with the most secure (open|free) Unix you can find?
Odds are you're playing through the X11 interface, when you should be using the Xv interface. Switching depends on your video player application, but most all of them can do it (with a video driver that supports Xv - most popular ones do).
Which suggests that it was this Sturgen guy or one of his associates who made her disappear. Maybe Hans *was* going to hang out their dirty laundry in court and has been framed by Sturgen. Hell, maybe one of their BDSM games went too far. Really, who knows... Sure sounds like a mess anyways.
it takes no imagination to understand what it would mean if nations could be powered on water
The price of water would go up. Dams would be built to keep the water within country borders. Millions would die in the water wars and droughts of the future.
Yet you don't see us blinding their satellites and claiming "it's not aggressive, it's just common sense."
I've not heard the US making those claims, but I'd be very surprised if they didn't use similar techniques (or use Free Trade agreements to negotiate no-fly no-photo zones). Do you really think the US lets anyone with a satellite photograph any old thing they like? Really? Why does Google maps/earth/etc have some US installations censored?
What's more, why is this even news? A few days ago we had an article about people find military installations in Chinese satellite photos, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that China now wants to plug this particular security hole.
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I just wish Opera would copy Firefoxs Adblock feature...
Sorry, folks, but I think the author should retain the rights.
That's really what it comes down to here, IMO. Just because it's on the 'net doesn't mean you can do what-the-hell-you-like with it. As always, fair use is still fair use, and republishing is still republishing - blogger with ads, RSS, or whatever.
How do you test that nothing subtle has changed?
It's because 4GB ought to be more than enough for anybody.
The monkey might enjoy it.
I really don't like the visual that's giving me.
(NSFW link)
9 1 1 changed everything!
It was 5 years ago already. Let it go.
You've got plenty of performance there, and FGLRX drivers support XVideo, so it should be able to play videos with ease if your play supports it too. Which player do you use? FWIW, I use FGLRX with X.org on my Radeon X1400-powered laptop and it's fine for video playback using MPlayer ( mplayer -vo xv video.avi ).
:-)
I really couldn't begin to guess about the tablet issue. If your code-fu is strong, I'd start by searching for the differences between what GIMP does and what everything else does. Might be something about GTK mouse handling that's different to other things. I realise that's not a realistic answer for most people though (either time or skills or both)... Good luck
Ah OK. Xv (short for XVideo) is part of XFree86 and Xorg et al, and it allows apps to send video directly to the display with minimal overhead. If you use Xv to play videos you get smoother playback and lower CPU usage (which you can then use for MPEG decoding, post-processing, whatever). Using "generic" X11 playback means copying lots of big image bitmaps into a window 25+ times a second, which is a lot slower.
I doubt it's related to the stylus issue, although it's been a long time since I looked at that kind of thing.
Anyways, post your system details (cpu and speed, graphics card, linux distro, etc) and I'll see if I can write something more meaningful.
Businesses, I can think of a few, but private citizens?
Why should the two be differentiated?
Hootie and the Blowfish's still cool, right? Or where they ever? Is it cool to say cool? Where did I put my Ace of Base CD?
Check upstairs. Your Mom might have borrowed it.
As best as I can make out, this is a general purpose unix with the packet filter from OpenBSD grafted onto FreeBSD and an interface adapted from a linux firewall;
Please excuse my ignorance, but why don't they use OpenBSD instead of FreeBSD? Surely if you're building a (open|free) firewall, you start with the most secure (open|free) Unix you can find?
Odds are you're playing through the X11 interface, when you should be using the Xv interface. Switching depends on your video player application, but most all of them can do it (with a video driver that supports Xv - most popular ones do).
IT is not much different than being a Doctor or a lawyer
I think you're underestimating the alpha/beta personalities involved.
They were trying to get rid of the spanish inquisition before monty python showed up
I, for one, didn't expect that.
Which suggests that it was this Sturgen guy or one of his associates who made her disappear. Maybe Hans *was* going to hang out their dirty laundry in court and has been framed by Sturgen. Hell, maybe one of their BDSM games went too far. Really, who knows... Sure sounds like a mess anyways.
yes, but does it come with wings (for added confidence no less)?
Still won't fly.
kittens dont worry, why should i
When you put computers and people together, kittens should be very worried indeed.
Personally, I'd rather see the funds go into a porn with Mal and Boomer going at it.
I think Novell would beg to differ. SLED 10 is very nice, IMO. (Yes, I've tried Ubuntu).
Kosher or regular?
No, the REAL question is:
When can I exchange my Frequent Flyer Miles for a MONEY shot?
By blocking ads you are making it harder for people to make a living doing something they have worked hard at.
Working hard at pissing me off does not entitle you to either my attention or money.
Japanese + nurses + mechasuit
Maybe they can use them to fight off the tentacles?
it takes no imagination to understand what it would mean if nations could be powered on water
The price of water would go up. Dams would be built to keep the water within country borders. Millions would die in the water wars and droughts of the future.
Yet you don't see us blinding their satellites and claiming "it's not aggressive, it's just common sense."
I've not heard the US making those claims, but I'd be very surprised if they didn't use similar techniques (or use Free Trade agreements to negotiate no-fly no-photo zones). Do you really think the US lets anyone with a satellite photograph any old thing they like? Really? Why does Google maps/earth/etc have some US installations censored?
What's more, why is this even news? A few days ago we had an article about people find military installations in Chinese satellite photos, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that China now wants to plug this particular security hole.