Interesting, because I can have 5 different applications outputting to my puselaudio server and I barely see a 2% usage from that.
What kind of card do you have? I know mine has hardware mixing etc.
(SB Live Audigy 2 ZS... last of the Audigy line with hardware DSP, and the first that dropped that crappy AC97 for I2C stuff. The sweet spot in the line.)
1. Pre-stretch anus. 2. Apply lubricant to Yoda doll. 3. Insert into anus. 4. Remove from anus. 5. Repeat step 3 (and 2 as needed) and 4 as desired. 6. Burn in troll hell.
Pulse only eats up a 'shitload' of CPU if you have it set up to resample (hint... use your card's native rate and don't resample)... especially if you use a CPU intensive resample algorithm.
I posted this elsewhere. But for sanity reasons, here it is as well.
What happens if that machine is down for some reason, and you need to access something that you normally would go through it? The ability to get into the router and adjust NAT is very handy.
They can do everything except the limited user and sudo bit. Usually they only have root.
However, nothing stops you from fiddling around and adding this in yourself. All you need is a gcc/binutils crosscompiler for the right arch, and away you go.
If you really need to access the router from the outside then forward a port (like SSH) to a secure machine on the inside and then connect to the router from that machine.
And if that's not an option, because you need to fiddle with NAT? Or the hardware is not responding for some reason (that's unimportant to my point)?
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Or, he had a particularly earth-shattering orgasm, and coupled with any other health problems, the spike in blood pressure blew out his retinas...
you suck the juices and savor the delicious aroma. If you're lucky she will return the favor!!
You would have a better chance if you actually knew what you were doing.
Line supervisor?
I wasn't aware that DRM was an issue with manufacturing.
I agree with both of you, but that doesn't change the fact that the law itself is wrong.
A rip in space-time will open up, and pull that BFG from "May 5, 1992" up to "December 10, 1993"
Hint: The BFG was Doom... this is not Doom.
What's more sweet? Something that pushes the hardware a bit more.
http://www.x-plane.com/iPhone/iPhone.html
Interesting, because I can have 5 different applications outputting to my puselaudio server and I barely see a 2% usage from that.
What kind of card do you have? I know mine has hardware mixing etc.
(SB Live Audigy 2 ZS... last of the Audigy line with hardware DSP, and the first that dropped that crappy AC97 for I2C stuff. The sweet spot in the line.)
Are you saying the eastern governments are universally good?
(good used as antonym of evil, here)
1. Pre-stretch anus.
2. Apply lubricant to Yoda doll.
3. Insert into anus.
4. Remove from anus.
5. Repeat step 3 (and 2 as needed) and 4 as desired.
6. Burn in troll hell.
... which makes me worry about what else might be in store.
They are already way past the script-kiddie stage.
Hrm, I must have confused myself or something.
Pardon.
But I still hate it. There's a place for browsing history to go, which is (shocking!) called "History".
I don't say I agree with it, but clearly the parent has no idea what he/she/it is talking about.
If you have to modify the widget library to support your program, you are doing something wrong.
Why not just have libqt4 laying around and use K3b as is?
It's all the other KDE nonsense and arts that it wants, that is the issue.
Pulse only eats up a 'shitload' of CPU if you have it set up to resample (hint... use your card's native rate and don't resample)... especially if you use a CPU intensive resample algorithm.
Except nobody is in the driver seat at the moment.
This is a way of trying to keep anyone from stepping in.
Wrong.
That was done because the old way is a security risk.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=316654
I don't want suggestions and search results in my address bar.
It's there for me to type an address in to go to. For searching, there is a search bar, or even various search-focused websites.
I posted this elsewhere. But for sanity reasons, here it is as well.
What happens if that machine is down for some reason, and you need to access something that you normally would go through it? The ability to get into the router and adjust NAT is very handy.
... and if half the post seems to be missing, it's a jackass putting content in the subject field.
That had absolutely nothing to do with anything being discussed.
We should have a -5 "Posted content in subject field" mod, of which everyone gets to use it once per day.
That would take care of that stupid habit right quick! ... of course it would need meta-moderation from hell to stop abuse.
dd-wrt doesn't allow admin from WAN either, unless you tell it to.
And you can tell it to do that intelligently, using SSH on a nonstandard port, enabling tunneling, and using public key auth.
They can do everything except the limited user and sudo bit. Usually they only have root.
However, nothing stops you from fiddling around and adding this in yourself. All you need is a gcc/binutils crosscompiler for the right arch, and away you go.
If you really need to access the router from the outside then forward a port (like SSH) to a secure machine on the inside and then connect to the router from that machine.
And if that's not an option, because you need to fiddle with NAT? Or the hardware is not responding for some reason (that's unimportant to my point)?