I had quite the different experience on my Dell XPS M1530. 1920x1200 screen, and it chugs along terribly. Media Center, however, really is smooth as glass on that box, and can even play back media without stuttering.
It is possible for light to bounce off stuff, especially the nice shiny white interior of most passenger aircraft. In fact, that's exactly why it's that colour, to maximise the use of light present in the cabin in the case of emergency.
So shouldn't we try to fix the system, instead of stopping possibly-useful laws from being put on the books because of a perceived threat of abuse? Just asking.
You're a bit out of touch with reality. But judging by your username, it's probably a bit of a stretch to expect you to be objective in this discussion.
That's great for you. It's not the same experience as other people, who have issues with stability under Linux that they don't have with Windows, and software that simply doesn't exist under Linux. It cuts both ways.
How can there possibly be a worthy amount of money to save when using alternative tools means you can't do your job? That's insane logic. Rock solid stability? Please, don't fool yourself. Seriously, that's a joke and hopefully you know it.
Not all homeless people are like that. By your logic wages should be stopped, as people could use them to buy booze and drugs and destroy themselves. Awesome.
How about 2+ drive heads, independently moveable, operating on different sides of the spindle, which can seek while one head is reading. Or maybe more than one head can read at the same time. I'm sure it'll be rather expensive, but it would offer the highest density and (if it works) improve seek times. Meh.
You're pretty dense if you think the rest of the country doesn't benefit from London's transport routes. Seriously. Try thinking about it. Or maybe London should just keep all those lovely tourist monies they receive. Muppet.
Nice work. Someone should tell Apple to shut their operation down, as clearly the 30 people have spoken. Also you have no idea this would be a battery drain, as it's not even a finished product. Hubris seems to be your middle name.
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You could read the summary and answer that for yourself.
When that day comes, I'll switch to XMBC. Living in fear of a possible future, and denying oneself better tools in the mean time, is ridiculous.
I had quite the different experience on my Dell XPS M1530. 1920x1200 screen, and it chugs along terribly. Media Center, however, really is smooth as glass on that box, and can even play back media without stuttering.
According to you and you alone.
It is possible for light to bounce off stuff, especially the nice shiny white interior of most passenger aircraft. In fact, that's exactly why it's that colour, to maximise the use of light present in the cabin in the case of emergency.
Hubris.
lolwut?
"Huge amounts"? Hardly. I'm absolutely no fan of IE, but its not as bad as you seem to think.
Because Microsoft had nothing to do with Amiga's eventual downfall.
Dell still sells them, so they're no harder to find. Which was my point, which still stands.
You must be really bad at buying computers. I have an old Dell from 2007 with a 15" 1920x1200 screen.
Yes, but Saddam only invaded because the West (TM) told him it was cool to do so.
So shouldn't we try to fix the system, instead of stopping possibly-useful laws from being put on the books because of a perceived threat of abuse? Just asking.
Nice generalisations. The sign of a great argument, to be sure.
Who cares about the size? A couple more centimetres for less money is a bargain.
You're a bit out of touch with reality. But judging by your username, it's probably a bit of a stretch to expect you to be objective in this discussion.
That's great for you. It's not the same experience as other people, who have issues with stability under Linux that they don't have with Windows, and software that simply doesn't exist under Linux. It cuts both ways.
How can there possibly be a worthy amount of money to save when using alternative tools means you can't do your job? That's insane logic. Rock solid stability? Please, don't fool yourself. Seriously, that's a joke and hopefully you know it.
Not all homeless people are like that. By your logic wages should be stopped, as people could use them to buy booze and drugs and destroy themselves. Awesome.
How about 2+ drive heads, independently moveable, operating on different sides of the spindle, which can seek while one head is reading. Or maybe more than one head can read at the same time. I'm sure it'll be rather expensive, but it would offer the highest density and (if it works) improve seek times. Meh.
The cloud is anything but dumb terminals. I take it you've never used it for anything more than just storing files.
You're pretty dense if you think the rest of the country doesn't benefit from London's transport routes. Seriously. Try thinking about it. Or maybe London should just keep all those lovely tourist monies they receive. Muppet.
The new trains have aircon, fyi.
Central London is on clay, actually.
Nice work. Someone should tell Apple to shut their operation down, as clearly the 30 people have spoken. Also you have no idea this would be a battery drain, as it's not even a finished product. Hubris seems to be your middle name.