About 330MB/s from my calculation (that's 60 fps uncompressed). It's likely that could be cut down via lossless compression and of course, only sending areas that have changed.. however then the monitor needs a cpu to decompress the stuff, so we might as well just use a small form-factor pc running VNC over a wireless LAN:P
The clutter maybe, but I would have been interested to see whether this "IE Reset" disabled all the spyware processes and nasties that the toolbars brought with them. The stuff you *don't* see.
Interesting, I was not aware of that. But does your wife block ads?
I block pretty much everything except google text ads, I do play the occasional online flash game, and I would not use pogo.com now that I know about their ad scheme. There are too many other places to get online games.
My theory is that most adblockers encountering pogo.com will either play anyway, but be annoyed and unlikely to be very receptive to advertising; or go play elsewhere. Also, specifically trying to break ad-block software with server tricks will definitely generate much more ill will.
I wonder whether pogo introduced this feature because of adblocking..
Okay, offtopic and I don't normally do this but.. Grammar nazi time.
Quote: "Its far to easy to just change your # then reformat.."
That "then" there is an excellent example of bad grammar changing the meaning of a sentence. I read that sentence and went "huh?". I had to read it a couple more times before I parsed it correctly.
I feel like a bit of dick for pointing it out, but my mother is an English teacher - I can't help myself:)
Practically, I doubt that would work. Most people who block ads already would still block those ones and feel somewhat irritated at the bandwidth waste, or they would just stop visiting the site. Even if you could force those people to view ads, there'd be little marketing value thanks to the bad juju generated by doing so.
Pro-life, Pro-choice. Stupid namby pamby frolicking-around-the-point. How about this: pro-abortion, anti-abortion. But noooo, no-one likes to say "abortion", so we'll invent some new sickeningly cheery PC euphemisms. Oh and we also can't be "anti" anything either. *spit*
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So if you were diagnosed with cancer tomorrow, you'd just shrug and refuse treatment?
Queue the legos/lego/lego(tm) bricks holy wars.
Please explain how you set that up - I'd love to get it working myself.
About 330MB/s from my calculation (that's 60 fps uncompressed). :P
It's likely that could be cut down via lossless compression and of course, only sending areas that have changed.. however then the monitor needs a cpu to decompress the stuff, so we might as well just use a small form-factor pc running VNC over a wireless LAN
Things that don't make sense don't need disproving.
Dude, TNPUAIYHTSTOIA (there's no point using acronyms if you have to spell them out immediately afterwards)!
Out of interest, if Linus Torvalds committed murder, would you go back to Windows?
What about just assault? What if he kicked a puppy?
Well, neither is playing football, or running very fast around a track. People are lauded for all sorts of stupid reasons.
The clutter maybe, but I would have been interested to see whether this "IE Reset" disabled all the spyware processes and nasties that the toolbars brought with them. The stuff you *don't* see.
Ohhh I see. We haven't seen those in New Zealand. BK seems not to use The King over here at all.
What the hell does the submitter have against Burger King?
Interesting, I was not aware of that. But does your wife block ads?
I block pretty much everything except google text ads, I do play the occasional online flash game, and I would not use pogo.com now that I know about their ad scheme. There are too many other places to get online games.
My theory is that most adblockers encountering pogo.com will either play anyway, but be annoyed and unlikely to be very receptive to advertising; or go play elsewhere.
Also, specifically trying to break ad-block software with server tricks will definitely generate much more ill will.
I wonder whether pogo introduced this feature because of adblocking..
Okay, offtopic and I don't normally do this but.. Grammar nazi time.
:)
Quote: "Its far to easy to just change your # then reformat.."
That "then" there is an excellent example of bad grammar changing the meaning of a sentence.
I read that sentence and went "huh?". I had to read it a couple more times before I parsed it correctly.
I feel like a bit of dick for pointing it out, but my mother is an English teacher - I can't help myself
Practically, I doubt that would work.
Most people who block ads already would still block those ones and feel somewhat irritated at the bandwidth waste, or they would just stop visiting the site.
Even if you could force those people to view ads, there'd be little marketing value thanks to the bad juju generated by doing so.
Gah, I hope those were all "ironic" Insightful mods.
Well, that's not what he's claiming.
He's not selling lecture notes, he's selling audio recordings of his lectures.
People would probably just print the coupon on normal paper though.
here's the blog in question.
Apparantly, it didn't delete all of temporary internet files.
.. BadAnalogyGuy!
Pro-life, Pro-choice. Stupid namby pamby frolicking-around-the-point.
How about this: pro-abortion, anti-abortion.
But noooo, no-one likes to say "abortion", so we'll invent some new sickeningly cheery PC euphemisms. Oh and we also can't be "anti" anything either. *spit*
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You can tell it's a computer by the courier typeface.
greater than 1% marketshare? Oh noes! Also, shoddy job with the search+replace. Better luck next time.
His list was not of "the first", it was of "the greatest".
Personally, I don't know about Lotus or Visicalc, but Excel is pretty damn good.
Offtopic, but I gotta say: linking directly to the printable version == nice work.
I hope it catches on.
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