I was going to post that the video was crap because I couldn't stand watching the thing in timelapse. They would have impressed me more if there was fluid motion.
It was much better when I had a subscription and got the personalized feed, but I don't really use it enough to warrant another subscription just for that
It's not exactly raw power, I seem to remember an article explaining the differences between the 7x00 gen and the 8x00 gen, where they fundamentally changed how the graphics card dealed with "stuff", can't remember what magazine it was in though.
I don't think intel has quite that flexibility because of their commitment to backwards compatability, while nVidia can just push out new drivers.
I apologize for the overreaction on my part, but where I lived it was usually the case where my dad ("ranch manager") carried the guns in his truck and the workers generally didn't.
Why: Because ISPs like to throttle to give Papa Joe and his daughters a healthy feed of myspace and rain hellfire upon Torrenting Sam and his goon squad of seeders
What's the difference between this and bash with a few handwritten scripts to grab results? (Other than a local bash shell being more functional than the webpage)
I have my torrents capped to 1/10 of the advertised connection speeds, but latency still affects me (very visible in ssh sessions to my remote irssi server)
Or maybe it's just a fancy set of lazer gizmos you hook up on your dashboard that work with any old windshield
Dang, I wish I could make money for free after my retirement :(
I should see if my boss wants to consider paying me after I go so I have an extra 45 years I won't have to do any sysadmin work
Bzzt, you did it wrong
Take them OF the phone, not WITH the phone!
I'd rather not purchase my hardware around which drivers happen to be free and which aren't. I want it to Just Work.
The cool part, leave the DVD up and move Paint or wherever you pasted the screenshot to over it and you'll see sections of the movie :P
The MPAA has decided that asking large computer manufacturers to disable any Video Out options, so pirates are thwarted.
Isn't this what happened to Blender? (Although I think that one required some monetary persuasion)
If you use rsync to backup, then ideally you'd only be backing up the 1gb/month that has changed/been added.
I was going to post that the video was crap because I couldn't stand watching the thing in timelapse. They would have impressed me more if there was fluid motion.
Did you get the new memo about the cover sheets?
idle.* had a youtube video way before this post :P
It was much better when I had a subscription and got the personalized feed, but I don't really use it enough to warrant another subscription just for that
My list of feeds:
Slashdot main : http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot
Obvious Reasons
Linux.com : http://www.linux.com/feature/?theme=rss
Useful tips for using Linux on a daily basis and for my sysadmin job
Lifehacker : http://lifehacker.com/excerpts.xml
Tips for life in general
Hack a Day : http://www.hackaday.com/rss.xml
Stuff I wish I had the motivation to do
Google Open Source Blog : http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
Keeping current with The Goog's OSS efforts
Google Summer of Code Blog : http://feeds.feedburner.com/GoogleSummerOfCodePodcasts
Seeing the State of the Program
The Art of Manliness : http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheArtOfManliness
Do you really have to ask?
It's not exactly raw power, I seem to remember an article explaining the differences between the 7x00 gen and the 8x00 gen, where they fundamentally changed how the graphics card dealed with "stuff", can't remember what magazine it was in though.
I don't think intel has quite that flexibility because of their commitment to backwards compatability, while nVidia can just push out new drivers.
I think 839 and 1097 have something to say to you!
I don't know what ranches you're talking about, but don't forget about the long tail....
Where I lived there weren't any ranches owned by large companies, they were family affairs.
I apologize for the overreaction on my part, but where I lived it was usually the case where my dad ("ranch manager") carried the guns in his truck and the workers generally didn't.
I think that's your problem right there ;)
Farms don't have staff, they have workers.
(I grew up on a farm/ranch, where my dad always made sure to have a shotgun or rifle handy )
FTA:
What:
Throttling detector
Where:
The interwho
Why:
Because ISPs like to throttle to give Papa Joe and his daughters a healthy feed of myspace and rain hellfire upon Torrenting Sam and his goon squad of seeders
How:
No details
When:
Who knows?
It's just like irony but stronger
What's the difference between this and bash with a few handwritten scripts to grab results? (Other than a local bash shell being more functional than the webpage)
I have my torrents capped to 1/10 of the advertised connection speeds, but latency still affects me (very visible in ssh sessions to my remote irssi server)
80x30 grey on black.
I don't know what you know, but in the case of the homeless person getting sued... well, he wasn't always homeless ;)
They just delivered him the notice/whatever while he was homeless.