hmmm...I'm a Computer Engineering Major at Penn State, and many of my classes are shared by the CS guys. From what i can tell, it's hard to pick out the CSs from the CEs by lookin at 'em; we're all geeky around here.
Not really, only the slashdot ones do...most people don't touch Openoffice, and the only machine i've seen cygwin on is my work machine, and those of my linux-using cronies.
I wholeheartedly agree. Perhaps i should have used different phrasing. I was really referring to those that play too much counterstrike and don't really use all that power for anything else. Not nessessarily nerds, per se.
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so there's no way to get a virus to run.
...yet.
Arguably some could call ReactOS a standalone OS version of WINE
Oh how i miss the turbo button of yore...until PC manufacturers realised people just left it on all the time.
Yes.
hmmm...I'm a Computer Engineering Major at Penn State, and many of my classes are shared by the CS guys. From what i can tell, it's hard to pick out the CSs from the CEs by lookin at 'em; we're all geeky around here.
The game has an option to use the abxy buttons instead of the dpad and put the stylus in the left hand...problem solved.
Flash isn't supported because Macromedia only provides IA32 binaries for the linux flash plugin...and only slow crappy ones at that.
i'm talking like "it'll be in stores next week" almost done
Easy, don't announce stuff untill it's almost done.
Not really, only the slashdot ones do...most people don't touch Openoffice, and the only machine i've seen cygwin on is my work machine, and those of my linux-using cronies.
Plenty of people still use slackware, it has imho the most unintrusive package management system around.
"sold" means you're actually willing to pay for it...
Power buttons? i though only laptops had 'em these days...
I disagree...using two screens at the office here, and it's a godsend.
does not...i've been using it in linux for a few years. Not to say it doesn't have it's drawbacks, it is pretty buggy.
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Linux itself will run fine on 32MB. It all depends on what you're running on top of it
X is a major culprit, specifically DEs like GNOME and KDE.
But i'm fairly confident you could get a reasonably responsive bash shell on the thing.
(depending on architecture) 32 bits = word, g
Koffice's biggest problem is it's affiliation with bloaty bloat bloat bloat KDE
OPENBSD has a blowfish i think...
To tell you the truth, by the time i got to the end, i kind of wished they weren't kidding.
Relevant link:
http://netilium.org/~mad/dctf/
I wholeheartedly agree. Perhaps i should have used different phrasing. I was really referring to those that play too much counterstrike and don't really use all that power for anything else. Not nessessarily nerds, per se.
Alienware tends to promote the nerdy hardware pissing contest common amoung seniors in high school and freshman in college.
...mmmmmmm...Danish....