Or you could set up exaggerated stereo, as if your eyes were 10 meters apart or something. You would get the sensation of being in a miniature landscape though...
This reminds me of a really crap 3D show I saw at Jodrell Bank (a big radio telescope in the UK - some of your seti@home data comes from there. They have a visitors centre). They showed simulated images of Mars seen from orbit, with a 3D effect. According to them, either the astronaut's eyes would be thousands of kilometres apart, or Mars is the size of a small car...
They had a jerky frame rate too...
Both
There is a hack available now from somewhere, in the form of an XPI extension, which just changes the text size if the site is slashdot (try this manually, i.e. CTRL++, CTRL+-, and you'll find it's fixed).
However, a properly fixed gecko will be in the next Firefox, and won't do this on/. or any other site.
Well, several will have come from my sig being displayed in your web browser, another few off them were created by grep and your shell as soon as you typed the command, and, if your machine is like mine, the majority are inexplicable...
Usernames of other users of the same P2P network that you use maybe? (I had at least one of those)
Of course in my case it didn't help that I use the word llama at random, for example when I have already used the variable "test"...
Switch to Linux, use Konqueror!
Tabbed file browsing!
Seriously though, I would also like to see Firefox get better file browsing capabilities. A nice, uniform cross-platform file browser would be good (one that isn't written in Java with tiny confusing icons and doesn't use a different set of icons for each OS).
That funny, I was thinking the same thing, only more along the lines of "someone slashes your truck's seats, because the door didn't lock properly and the alarm didn't go off".
When your product is as overpriced as Red Hat's you have to do everything you can to push out alternatives or the market will replace you.
Is this a deliberate comparison?
I sometimes think that if Linux ever pushes out Windows, Red Hat could prove to be as evil as Microsoft, maybe trying to breaking compatibility with other OSs/Linuxes.
IIRC, one of the optimisations can cause Windows to swap parts of Moox disk more often than it would swap stock Firefox. Maybe this was part of optimisation for memory consumption? (I found it used up more memory than a standard build though...).
They want as much software as possible to be distributed in potentially multi-architecture.NET, so they can try again at NT for Alpha, and this time, actually have two or three third-party applications to run...
j/k
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Absolutely.
However, I take this as a sign they are at least considering something more interesting.
Unless it is just part of their well-known secret plan to produce a Google-branded Firefox, operating system and fast-food chain, of course...
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k3b is a frontend to Unix(ish)-specific programs. Not to say that it would be very difficult to create a "drop-in" cdrecord clone that uses Windows's CD burning system...
I'm guessing that it will be skinned. Like Windows Media Player. And it will be really slow, but no one will notice because they will have appallingly good hardware to run it on.
Do most (Intel) desktop processors use more power when they are being used more? heavily I had thought that they just did X billion cycles per second whether they had actual data to process or not.
Would I save power by not running BOINC (it's like seti@home)?
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Or you could set up exaggerated stereo, as if your eyes were 10 meters apart or something. You would get the sensation of being in a miniature landscape though...
This reminds me of a really crap 3D show I saw at Jodrell Bank (a big radio telescope in the UK - some of your seti@home data comes from there. They have a visitors centre). They showed simulated images of Mars seen from orbit, with a 3D effect. According to them, either the astronaut's eyes would be thousands of kilometres apart, or Mars is the size of a small car...
They had a jerky frame rate too...
Can you do this with MSFS?
I wasn't being informative!
That deserved "-1, Off Topic".
I specially didn't use my karma bonus for that post.
Found it!
(The quick hack extension to use for the rendering bug until FF 1.1.
I don't use it myself, but they say it works.)
Both /. or any other site.
There is a hack available now from somewhere, in the form of an XPI extension, which just changes the text size if the site is slashdot (try this manually, i.e. CTRL++, CTRL+-, and you'll find it's fixed).
However, a properly fixed gecko will be in the next Firefox, and won't do this on
So I'm told...
Well, several will have come from my sig being displayed in your web browser, another few off them were created by grep and your shell as soon as you typed the command, and, if your machine is like mine, the majority are inexplicable...
Usernames of other users of the same P2P network that you use maybe? (I had at least one of those)
Of course in my case it didn't help that I use the word llama at random, for example when I have already used the variable "test"...
Switch to Linux, use Konqueror!
Tabbed file browsing!
Seriously though, I would also like to see Firefox get better file browsing capabilities. A nice, uniform cross-platform file browser would be good (one that isn't written in Java with tiny confusing icons and doesn't use a different set of icons for each OS).
That's fixed in the trunk build, and will be fixed in FF 1.1.
That funny, I was thinking the same thing, only more along the lines of "someone slashes your truck's seats, because the door didn't lock properly and the alarm didn't go off".
I sometimes think that if Linux ever pushes out Windows, Red Hat could prove to be as evil as Microsoft, maybe trying to breaking compatibility with other OSs/Linuxes.
Just had to do this...
IIRC, one of the optimisations can cause Windows to swap parts of Moox disk more often than it would swap stock Firefox. Maybe this was part of optimisation for memory consumption? (I found it used up more memory than a standard build though...).
Telnet is good.,
You all grok http and html, right?
A licence, of course!
Don't you want to continue running Linux?
They want as much software as possible to be distributed in potentially multi-architecture .NET, so they can try again at NT for Alpha, and this time, actually have two or three third-party applications to run...
j/k
Absolutely.
However, I take this as a sign they are at least considering something more interesting.
Unless it is just part of their well-known secret plan to produce a Google-branded Firefox, operating system and fast-food chain, of course...
Have you seen this
k3b is a frontend to Unix(ish)-specific programs.
Not to say that it would be very difficult to create a "drop-in" cdrecord clone that uses Windows's CD burning system...
I'm guessing that it will be skinned. Like Windows Media Player. And it will be really slow, but no one will notice because they will have appallingly good hardware to run it on.
I want a copy of whatever program made that...
I think the heat from my monitor makes this (small) room warmer...
BTW is that sig meant to draw attention to that passage of the bible, or meant to imply that your post it a biblical quote?
Do most (Intel) desktop processors use more power when they are being used more? heavily I had thought that they just did X billion cycles per second whether they had actual data to process or not.
Would I save power by not running BOINC (it's like seti@home)?
Oh... Damn.