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...the X Resize and Rotate (and Reflect) Extension. Recent versions of GNOME, KDE, and Xfce all have nice GUIs front-ends to this which allow you to click and change your resolution on-the-fly. Research before ranting, please! ^_^
Firefox uses its own XUL interface which uses GTK+ as a back-end. GTK+ is native on OS X, X11 (*nix, BSD), and Win32.
Opera uses Qt, so it's also native on OS X, X11 (*nix, BSD) and Win32.
Just like the Geforce 6 is a card series and the GPU model is the NV4x series, The Radeon X is the card series and the R520 is the GPU chip name. (The 8500-9200 used R200-based chips, the 9600-9800 boards were R300-based, etc.)
Make sure you have a written agreement about policies and what you're job is in explicit details and what they are giving you and have it signed by yourself and a Uni representative. This way if they say "oh we never said we'd do that for you", you can save your ass and whip out your contract, saying, "Yes. You did.":)
If it was open then people would be simply able to remove it entirely from their files. The whole idea of DRM is to kee it closed so people cannot easily crack it and "improperly" use the files (like for multimedia and stuff).
It's all marketing bullshit to make people think it's a Good Thing(tm). In fact, it's a horrible thing and should be referred to instead as Digital Restrictions Management...
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...the X Resize and Rotate (and Reflect) Extension. Recent versions of GNOME, KDE, and Xfce all have nice GUIs front-ends to this which allow you to click and change your resolution on-the-fly. Research before ranting, please! ^_^
Though it's still only alpha or beta quality it does does a WikiPedia-lookup plugin that works rather well.
l uginMatrix
http://www.abisource.com/twiki/bin/view/Abiword/P
Firefox uses its own XUL interface which uses GTK+ as a back-end. GTK+ is native on OS X, X11 (*nix, BSD), and Win32. Opera uses Qt, so it's also native on OS X, X11 (*nix, BSD) and Win32.
Just like the Geforce 6 is a card series and the GPU model is the NV4x series, The Radeon X is the card series and the R520 is the GPU chip name. (The 8500-9200 used R200-based chips, the 9600-9800 boards were R300-based, etc.)
That that was was not not funny. funny. =P =P
MirrorDot: http://mirrordot.org/stories/b00dd63c5d96524552391 9b313b38ee2/index.html + the+hackers/2009-1002_3-5747813.html?tag=nefd.lede
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...does it run Linux?
...does it run Linux?
WHOOOO!! :D
...does it run Linux? :)
Make sure you have a written agreement about policies and what you're job is in explicit details and what they are giving you and have it signed by yourself and a Uni representative. This way if they say "oh we never said we'd do that for you", you can save your ass and whip out your contract, saying, "Yes. You did." :)
Oh yeah and don't forget about the partying ^_^
Duh? Isn't that on almost every TI calculator? O.o
This only seems to be for Mozilla/Firefox, but since Epiphany (GNOME's browser) uses the Mozilla/Gecko core, are we Epiphany users also at risk?
So, for that matter, have AMD and Via, so running to them won't help much.
:-)
AMD is supposedly making their hardware DRM entirely optional, though.
YAY!
I don't get all this "KDE/GNOME is too bloated" crap. Sure, they're rather heavy but with modern hardware that's nothing to be worried about.
OMGWTFBBQ I HAVE 1 GB RAM and a 4 GHz Oc'ed P4 and GNOME/KDE USES 100 MB SO IT'S BL0AT3D!!11eleven!!!one
*sigh*
...is no security at all. Wait ntil there's nice GUI click-here front-ends for automagically ripping from the CD and burning another CD.
This is a New And Improved Version(tm)... *sigh*
How is this even going to work? Couldn't I just make a copy of the Cd-R I made?
"McVoy understands open source as well as anyone on the planet."
No he doesn't, or else he wouldn't be spewing this nonsensical crap! -_-
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If it was open then people would be simply able to remove it entirely from their files. The whole idea of DRM is to kee it closed so people cannot easily crack it and "improperly" use the files (like for multimedia and stuff).
It's all marketing bullshit to make people think it's a Good Thing(tm). In fact, it's a horrible thing and should be referred to instead as Digital Restrictions Management...
Perhaps a usable F/OSS Java implementation would quelch the OpenOffice.org 2.0 and Java issues...
Blackdown's JRE/JDK builds aren't open-source or freely distributable.