Something like fluxbox would be a lot better I would think. My laptop runs fluxbox just fine, can play movies/etc, and it's a 500mhz 686 with 64mb ram. Not sure if the difference between archetectures would make much of a difference. Now, if I try to run KDE on my laptop it grinds to a halt.
However, my laptop doesn't have the hardware accelerated graphics and memory that the game cube does. AFAIK, the project mentioned in the post has not exploited the graphics hardware to it's fullest potential, but if they get that running it will be a lot smoother.
You don't have to mod it, for one thing. You can use Phantasy Star Online + ethernet adapter and a program running on a networked machine to load code into the Gamecube.
He may be confusing running KDE or Gnome with running X. I use fluxbox on my aging laptop and have no problems. Try to runing KDE and the laptop will just sit there churning the hard drive because of lack of memory.
The alien gunner at the end of the last episode was not a bounty hunter. The words from his controller were something like "Neutralize target to study later," so I'm subscribing to the theory that the weapon simply put them into some sort of suspended animation (ala the time John was supposed to be married to that princess and was turned into a statue, only more advanced).
Anyway, both of them are in the trailers, so they aren't dead.
be the first with a projecter modded into your case. That way you don't have to worry about flipping up the lcd, and you can project doom3 onto the sides of barns, etc.
Rather than have CG porn actors (which is out there, btw), it would probably be better to just film two real people going at it from all the angles you'd need to create a somewhat realistic 3d image.
I'm waiting for the neural jack-in though.
Even if they did set a maximum file size (and I think they already do), all you would have to do is split the file up into chunks that are less than gmail's maximum file size. This hack probably does that, and if it doesn't it should.
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Yeah, because every thing on the "internets" is true.
Exactly. Certifications are pretty much the same anywhere. It makes no sense to leave the country to get one, UNLESS the asker wants to go to New Delhi anyway. I don't think the fact that it was recieved in a foreign country will add any weight to the certification. And if the poster is used to jumping around the world, I doubt he'd be asking Slashdot if he should be making this trip or not.
I guess the question is if you want to go to New Delhi or not. And if you want to pay a lot more money than if you went on vacation...
Thinking about it, if I were a potential employer and you came to me and said: "I got my MSCE (or whatever) cert in New Delhi," the first thing I'd ask you is "Why?"
I can't see a defendable position for that question. 1) You'll be studying the same material that you would be studing in a program in your own country. 2) You could have studied on your own and saved money. 3) You just wasted a lot of money by taking a course in ANOTHER country.
Perhaps the reason that the Dems are getting lawyer'd up is that they feel (as do a lot of Americans) that the Republicans stole the last election? I fail to see how that paints liberals in a bad light.
I'm failing to see the perks behind this. Whatever you are gaining is instantly null and void the first time your main link goes down and no one on the face of planet earth can watch your movie for 12 hours 'till some underpaid tech goes and fixes the problem...
At least with the genuine reels you wouldn't have this problem.
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Or Vice City.
It'll be legal on my floating island, and I'll call it Piratopia. BOW DOWN!
Something like fluxbox would be a lot better I would think. My laptop runs fluxbox just fine, can play movies/etc, and it's a 500mhz 686 with 64mb ram. Not sure if the difference between archetectures would make much of a difference. Now, if I try to run KDE on my laptop it grinds to a halt. However, my laptop doesn't have the hardware accelerated graphics and memory that the game cube does. AFAIK, the project mentioned in the post has not exploited the graphics hardware to it's fullest potential, but if they get that running it will be a lot smoother.
You don't have to mod it, for one thing. You can use Phantasy Star Online + ethernet adapter and a program running on a networked machine to load code into the Gamecube.
You insensitive clod, I'm going to sue you!
Dastardly villians.
I bet the axis of evil is involved...
or was that the Russians.
That's what I got out of the last episode also, that it was meant to be a cliff hanger.
He may be confusing running KDE or Gnome with running X. I use fluxbox on my aging laptop and have no problems. Try to runing KDE and the laptop will just sit there churning the hard drive because of lack of memory.
The alien gunner at the end of the last episode was not a bounty hunter. The words from his controller were something like "Neutralize target to study later," so I'm subscribing to the theory that the weapon simply put them into some sort of suspended animation (ala the time John was supposed to be married to that princess and was turned into a statue, only more advanced).
Anyway, both of them are in the trailers, so they aren't dead.
be the first with a projecter modded into your case. That way you don't have to worry about flipping up the lcd, and you can project doom3 onto the sides of barns, etc.
Kerry is NEO!
No, they ran against the black ice.
3045? Psh. How do you think WWIII starts in 2050?
Bio script kiddies trying to make themselves into Wolverine.
Rather than have CG porn actors (which is out there, btw), it would probably be better to just film two real people going at it from all the angles you'd need to create a somewhat realistic 3d image. I'm waiting for the neural jack-in though.
It worked for the Last Starfighter.
Even if they did set a maximum file size (and I think they already do), all you would have to do is split the file up into chunks that are less than gmail's maximum file size. This hack probably does that, and if it doesn't it should.
Yeah, because every thing on the "internets" is true.
Exactly. Certifications are pretty much the same anywhere. It makes no sense to leave the country to get one, UNLESS the asker wants to go to New Delhi anyway. I don't think the fact that it was recieved in a foreign country will add any weight to the certification. And if the poster is used to jumping around the world, I doubt he'd be asking Slashdot if he should be making this trip or not.
I don't think it's the laws that they don't like, it's the President. *shrug*
I guess the question is if you want to go to New Delhi or not. And if you want to pay a lot more money than if you went on vacation...
Thinking about it, if I were a potential employer and you came to me and said: "I got my MSCE (or whatever) cert in New Delhi," the first thing I'd ask you is "Why?"
I can't see a defendable position for that question. 1) You'll be studying the same material that you would be studing in a program in your own country. 2) You could have studied on your own and saved money. 3) You just wasted a lot of money by taking a course in ANOTHER country.
Perhaps the reason that the Dems are getting lawyer'd up is that they feel (as do a lot of Americans) that the Republicans stole the last election? I fail to see how that paints liberals in a bad light.
Good point.
I'm failing to see the perks behind this. Whatever you are gaining is instantly null and void the first time your main link goes down and no one on the face of planet earth can watch your movie for 12 hours 'till some underpaid tech goes and fixes the problem...
At least with the genuine reels you wouldn't have this problem.