Its my understanding that Amiga's were indeed used for the making of Jurrassic Park and so were your "Big Iron" computers. The scenes were designed on Amiga's (aka the artist's interface), once the design work was complete it was then sent to a MASSIVE render farm made up of your Big Iron's. Remember how old the first Jurassic Park is, circa 1991 I believe. In 1991 the Amiga 4000 was not a "cheap" consumer-level computer, it was THE top of the line professional computer. The Amiga 1200 was its home-use counterpart. Nothing could touch it. Sure, its terribly outdated now without massive hacks. And no it wasn't a single 680x0 processor!! It had processors for each individual task! The 680x0 processor was just the central processor. It had a GPU and a seperate blitter (your Pee-Cee dosen't have a blitter! your GPU had to handle that on top of all its other work). Muahahaa
-Amiga Fan Boy's Attack!
I've tried watching G4 a couple of times when TechTV was showing reruns. As far as I can tell, G4 is a "ghetto" TechTV. What does everyone else think about The G4 channel?
How about a "Counter-Sue SCO into oblivion Club". Have every Open Source user, programmer, business, book author, etc... launch an independent lawsuit against SCO. Or better yet, a Class Action Lawsuit against SCO.
Its not a necessity, however silver has less thermal resistance than "ALMOST" all other metals. So it has superior performance to non-silver compounds.
what if there were damaged CPUs due to the usage of this compound instead of one with 99% silver?
Silver compound isn't a necessity for a CPU running at stock speed. However, just a few degrees celcius can mean the difference when you are into extreme overclocking. Hopefully everyone had their thermal protection turned on in BIOS.
Show me a cool running Athlon laptop that runs Photoshop really well for doing digital image stuff out on the road and I might consider it.
AMD's answer to Centrino is This. With an ultra-low powered Athlon 1600+ you get very simmilar speed, very simmilar battery life. All the "Centrino" extras like Wi-Fi. Plus it weighs about 2 pounds less.
I'm calling for a class action lawsuit against SCO. Their slander (FUD) has cost Open Source business MILLIONS of dollars. Large Corporations that were on the verge of moving to Open Source have been frightened away. Darl McBride would have the Joe Bloggs, the uniformed, of the world believing that it was Linux programmers who guided those planes into the World Trade Center on 9/11. We need to stop SCO's FUD dead in its tracks by launching a class action lawsuit. We need every Linux, BSD, OpenOffice, etc... user, programmer, business, author... to join a class action lawsuit against SCO. But we need some sort of organization. We need lawyers, as much as some of us hate them. And we need funds to pay for the lawyers. Join the SCO Class Action Lawsuit today!
You are a god! This is the most awesome web-hack ever. If you were evil, and I'm sure that I am, you could do some serious damage with this IE6 flaw. Its going to be getting a lot of hits from people I'm sending the link to. Muahahaha.
That seems to be highly doubtful, the Commodore 64 only has a 1MHz 6510 processor and 64K ram, upgradeable to a 20MHz SuperCPU with 16mb ram. The Amiga on the other hand can be upgraded to Dual Processors (233MHz PPC and 50MHz 68K) with an additional 128mb of ram. Hell, if you're feeling extra giddy you can even get an additional SharkPPC accelerator that gives you an extra 450MHz G4 processor and AGP graphics(9800 XT anyone?). Just in case you were wondering, all 3 processors can process seperate threads at the exact same time. Isn't that amazing? Yep, the Amiga's dead all right.
Lets get this straight, in SCO's Notice of Compliance the attatchment was an explanation of why they couldn't find any evidence? How is this Compliant with providing evidence as the judge ordered?
Very useful information from the documents posted, lets harrass the hell out of them.
Mr. Darl McBride
President and CEO
The SCO Group
355 South 520 West
Suite 100
Lindon, UT 84042
Phone: (801) 765-4999
Fax: (801) 765-1313
Am I the only one to notice that they didn't bother blurring out Darl's address in those letters? This is a great opportunity to send 1 billion AOL CD's to Darl's office. Just surf to www.AOL.com and click "Request AOL CD", then type in Darl's Address: Mr. Darl McBride President and CEO The SCO Group 355 South 520 West Suite 100 Lindon, UT 84042
We can also sign him up for credit card offers, ass-rammings, pornographic magazines, brutal rapes... whatever you feel is appropriate.
Novell purchasing SuSE is one of the best thing sto happen in the Linux community this year. SuSE is shaping up to be one of the best and easiest to use distros out.
Measuring the temperature of a star is no problem, no matter how long the distance. All you need to do is compare the number of Linux users to the number of Windows users. If the solar system has more Windows users, the star is naturally going to produce more heat due to the pent up frustrations of end-users caused by Windows crashing on a daily basis. Our own Star is only a mere 12 degrees cooler because of the growing number of Linux users to have alleviated themselves of Windows Hell.
If internet taxes pan out, I suspect that there may well be several thousand "Secret United States internets" all connected via a massive sneaker network and a "Rest of the World Internet" that is taxed if Americans want to use it.
Wouldn't you be willing to bury a fiber-line to every friend you have in the middle of the night if you would be taxed per-email and per-webpage if you didn't?
The per-email tax has already been struck down once but you know how persistent those loons in Congress are.
There's a lot of history of sticking it Microsoft when you refer to Amiga. A long long time ago, in a galaxy far far away... There was COMMODORE!
To keep from starving to death, Bill Gates sold an unlimited liscense for BASIC to Commodore for a ham sandwich and a bag of doritos. Commodore then proceeded to put BASIC on 30 million computers, without having to pay Bill Gates a single dime.
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There's talk about being able to use a Vic-20 as a WAP-Browser (text-only webpages designed for Cell-phones).
My Assembly Language Professor runs the latest version of GEOS (looks like Windows 95) on a solid state laptop from Brothers.
THe entire OS and all the software fits on a flash card in the PCMCIA slot.
Noooooo! You bastards! You've slashdoted ALL of my faviorite C-64 websites into oblivion!!!
... I always assumed the Paperclip was a trojan horse on diet pills.
Its my understanding that Amiga's were indeed used for the making of Jurrassic Park and so were your "Big Iron" computers. The scenes were designed on Amiga's (aka the artist's interface), once the design work was complete it was then sent to a MASSIVE render farm made up of your Big Iron's. Remember how old the first Jurassic Park is, circa 1991 I believe. In 1991 the Amiga 4000 was not a "cheap" consumer-level computer, it was THE top of the line professional computer. The Amiga 1200 was its home-use counterpart. Nothing could touch it. Sure, its terribly outdated now without massive hacks. And no it wasn't a single 680x0 processor!! It had processors for each individual task! The 680x0 processor was just the central processor. It had a GPU and a seperate blitter (your Pee-Cee dosen't have a blitter! your GPU had to handle that on top of all its other work). Muahahaa -Amiga Fan Boy's Attack!
I've tried watching G4 a couple of times when TechTV was showing reruns. As far as I can tell, G4 is a "ghetto" TechTV. What does everyone else think about The G4 channel?
Someone start a BitTorrent of the virus! Does it run in WINE?
I'm pretty sure all the former slaves living there would be a mighty tad pissed off at you if you burned it.
How about a "Counter-Sue SCO into oblivion Club". Have every Open Source user, programmer, business, book author, etc... launch an independent lawsuit against SCO. Or better yet, a Class Action Lawsuit against SCO.
Silver compound isn't a necessity for a CPU running at stock speed. However, just a few degrees celcius can mean the difference when you are into extreme overclocking. Hopefully everyone had their thermal protection turned on in BIOS.
I'm calling for a class action lawsuit against SCO. Their slander (FUD) has cost Open Source business MILLIONS of dollars. Large Corporations that were on the verge of moving to Open Source have been frightened away. Darl McBride would have the Joe Bloggs, the uniformed, of the world believing that it was Linux programmers who guided those planes into the World Trade Center on 9/11. We need to stop SCO's FUD dead in its tracks by launching a class action lawsuit. We need every Linux, BSD, OpenOffice, etc... user, programmer, business, author... to join a class action lawsuit against SCO. But we need some sort of organization. We need lawyers, as much as some of us hate them. And we need funds to pay for the lawyers. Join the SCO Class Action Lawsuit today!
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That seems to be highly doubtful, the Commodore 64 only has a 1MHz 6510 processor and 64K ram, upgradeable to a 20MHz SuperCPU with 16mb ram. The Amiga on the other hand can be upgraded to Dual Processors (233MHz PPC and 50MHz 68K) with an additional 128mb of ram. Hell, if you're feeling extra giddy you can even get an additional SharkPPC accelerator that gives you an extra 450MHz G4 processor and AGP graphics(9800 XT anyone?). Just in case you were wondering, all 3 processors can process seperate threads at the exact same time. Isn't that amazing? Yep, the Amiga's dead all right.
Lets get this straight, in SCO's Notice of Compliance the attatchment was an explanation of why they couldn't find any evidence?
How is this Compliant with providing evidence as the judge ordered?
Very useful information from the documents posted, lets harrass the hell out of them. Mr. Darl McBride President and CEO The SCO Group 355 South 520 West Suite 100 Lindon, UT 84042 Phone: (801) 765-4999 Fax: (801) 765-1313
Am I the only one to notice that they didn't bother blurring out Darl's address in those letters?
This is a great opportunity to send 1 billion AOL CD's to Darl's office.
Just surf to www.AOL.com and click "Request AOL CD", then type in Darl's Address:
Mr. Darl McBride
President and CEO
The SCO Group
355 South 520 West
Suite 100
Lindon, UT 84042
We can also sign him up for credit card offers, ass-rammings, pornographic magazines, brutal rapes... whatever you feel is appropriate.
Measuring the temperature of a star is no problem, no matter how long the distance. All you need to do is compare the number of Linux users to the number of Windows users. If the solar system has more Windows users, the star is naturally going to produce more heat due to the pent up frustrations of end-users caused by Windows crashing on a daily basis. Our own Star is only a mere 12 degrees cooler because of the growing number of Linux users to have alleviated themselves of Windows Hell.
Hey, those AOL CD's make good floor tiles for LAN Parties!
Has the comet been hacked yet?
How long before I can run Linux on the comet?
Can we turn the Ort Cloud into a Beowulf Cluster?
OMG! That would be soooooooooo kewl! *SCREAMS*
If internet taxes pan out, I suspect that there may well be several thousand "Secret United States internets" all connected via a massive sneaker network and a "Rest of the World Internet" that is taxed if Americans want to use it.
Wouldn't you be willing to bury a fiber-line to every friend you have in the middle of the night if you would be taxed per-email and per-webpage if you didn't?
The per-email tax has already been struck down once but you know how persistent those loons in Congress are.
There's a lot of history of sticking it Microsoft when you refer to Amiga. A long long time ago, in a galaxy far far away... There was COMMODORE!
To keep from starving to death, Bill Gates sold an unlimited liscense for BASIC to Commodore for a ham sandwich and a bag of doritos. Commodore then proceeded to put BASIC on 30 million computers, without having to pay Bill Gates a single dime.
It was a better time back then.
This is the BEST Christmas EVER!!!