It does, and for me, it's pretty stable.
But there's no support for that "High Quality" feature the Windows version is supposed to have. Which is a shame, as the default resolution sucks.
He probably profits a lot from Nintendo's well-being, in the form of shares or whatever.
So, he has to trust management's business decisions - and that's all this is, a business decision.
Do you know more about that?
Many of the vegetarians I've met in western nations look extremely unhealthy - and those that don't complement their diet with drugs.
Those in India and China don't seem to have this problem. Are there genetic differences? Akin to most Chinese being intolerant to lactose?
C'mon, while spectator sports generally aren't all that interesting in their own right, the social experience of a large crowd of people following one event can't be ignored.
You might come close if you got together with your friends to watch people running in the park, randomly choosing a favorite runner.
But you don't really pay for watching the Olympics - except with a little of your time and even less of your attention.
True that. I had negative experiences with VIA Socket 7, SIS Socket A and nVidia AM2 chipsets.
Seems I only have two choices left when it's time for a new mainboard..
So you're attempting to browse NASA's gallery from your employer's computer and are afraid of being fired for turning on javascript?;)
This actually is the best web gallery I've seen so far, can anyone suggest an opensource work-/lookalike web gallery software?
Why not?
Those people's expectations were not met, so they complained. If your expectations are not met, do you always make the effort to find out why before complaining?
I know I don't, I rather save the time, complain a bit and go on to other things.
At this time, the mods are as confused as you seem to be.
I'll just wait and see.
Actually, I probably should have said "configure their Apache manually, editing httpd.conf, knowing exactly what they're doing". But then, there wouldn't be as big a chance for a funny mod...
OTOH, people that configure their Apache usually don't use Ubuntu. You don't belong their target market.
Disclaimer: I never really used Ubuntu, except on a LiveCD, but that's the impression I got from interacting with Ubuntu users.
Oh please.
They made a release, people of course have certain expectation when software gets released (certain OSes and PC games notwithstanding) - and KDE4 didn't even come close to meeting those.
Yes, they said it's supposed to be kind of a tech demo, a preview to what they're up to in order to increase public interest, i.e. marketing.
But that's just not what releases are supposed to be.
It's not just humans that are painful to look at in CG - anything that's trying to imitate real life[tm] in CG does.
That's something I like about Pixar - it seems they're aware CG is far from being able to imitate reality, so they don't (or at least rarely) try.
Hm. My 2x2.6ghz AMD64 CPU can't do it. On Linux, with Nvidia's GPU driver.
Don't know if I've missed something, but it seems your video decoding is GPU accelerated.
Yeah well, "to yahoo" or "to altavista" make lousy verbs. They just don't fit the general language very well.
OTOH, "to google" does, and I guess that really helped them establish their brand and make it ubiquitous.
But I don't think this alone makes a very good indicator for market domination.
BTW, GP, using stock exchange codes or whatever they are instead of company names is annoying - what is this, "News for MBAs, Stuff that Pays"?
Why didn't you publish this?
Of course after giving them time to fix it, but a deadline gets things done faster.
Also, their customers might have liked to know their information should be assumed to having been compromised.
In the linked (german) article they explained how they got access to 41000 data sets.
Of course, that's no evidence, but what are they supposed to do? Publish them?
In this case, "driving them out of business" might be a little harder than you might imagine - they're a huge company with 14k employees in 70 countries, and their customers are governments, companies and press agencies.
Those people whose data they lost are not their customers, and even if they were - 5 minutes/hours/days of research wouldn't have helped them, as this security leak was not published before and they don't have a history of (published) data loss.
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There are very few games that have some appeal as a work of art, but they do exist. ICO and Shadow of the Colossus come to mind.
It does, and for me, it's pretty stable.
But there's no support for that "High Quality" feature the Windows version is supposed to have. Which is a shame, as the default resolution sucks.
He probably profits a lot from Nintendo's well-being, in the form of shares or whatever.
So, he has to trust management's business decisions - and that's all this is, a business decision.
My guess is that he tried to emulate what he knew about American humor from watching MTV.
In other words, he was being a twat.
Do you know more about that?
Many of the vegetarians I've met in western nations look extremely unhealthy - and those that don't complement their diet with drugs.
Those in India and China don't seem to have this problem. Are there genetic differences? Akin to most Chinese being intolerant to lactose?
Yeah, because web browsing on a PSP is so much fun.
C'mon, while spectator sports generally aren't all that interesting in their own right, the social experience of a large crowd of people following one event can't be ignored.
You might come close if you got together with your friends to watch people running in the park, randomly choosing a favorite runner.
But you don't really pay for watching the Olympics - except with a little of your time and even less of your attention.
True that. I had negative experiences with VIA Socket 7, SIS Socket A and nVidia AM2 chipsets.
Seems I only have two choices left when it's time for a new mainboard..
Absolution is even better.
Given the graveness of your sin, a donation of, say, 25% of your income to the FSF just might save your soul.
Woah, you went a little over the top for a funny mod there.
Unless you aspired for an idiot mod - in that case you're right on track.
Huh? Those 80s style 3D renderings actually qualify as "decent pics"?
So you're attempting to browse NASA's gallery from your employer's computer and are afraid of being fired for turning on javascript? ;)
This actually is the best web gallery I've seen so far, can anyone suggest an opensource work-/lookalike web gallery software?
Why not?
Those people's expectations were not met, so they complained. If your expectations are not met, do you always make the effort to find out why before complaining?
I know I don't, I rather save the time, complain a bit and go on to other things.
At this time, the mods are as confused as you seem to be.
I'll just wait and see.
Actually, I probably should have said "configure their Apache manually, editing httpd.conf, knowing exactly what they're doing". But then, there wouldn't be as big a chance for a funny mod...
OTOH, people that configure their Apache usually don't use Ubuntu. You don't belong their target market.
Disclaimer: I never really used Ubuntu, except on a LiveCD, but that's the impression I got from interacting with Ubuntu users.
Oh please.
They made a release, people of course have certain expectation when software gets released (certain OSes and PC games notwithstanding) - and KDE4 didn't even come close to meeting those.
Yes, they said it's supposed to be kind of a tech demo, a preview to what they're up to in order to increase public interest, i.e. marketing.
But that's just not what releases are supposed to be.
So basically you observed that IO is not the bottleneck in PNG compression.
*gasp*
Those are world shattering findings, you'd better write a paper or something, you'll be rich and famous is no time.
I almost clicked that link, expecting an article on how high the bounty for that guy is.
That sure would have been disappointing.
Seriously, you really think you need to link the definition of "bounty hunter"? Gah.
Not posting a link doesn't make your post an any less shameless plug, just a more pointless one.
It's not just humans that are painful to look at in CG - anything that's trying to imitate real life[tm] in CG does.
That's something I like about Pixar - it seems they're aware CG is far from being able to imitate reality, so they don't (or at least rarely) try.
Hm. My 2x2.6ghz AMD64 CPU can't do it. On Linux, with Nvidia's GPU driver.
Don't know if I've missed something, but it seems your video decoding is GPU accelerated.
Yeah well, "to yahoo" or "to altavista" make lousy verbs. They just don't fit the general language very well.
OTOH, "to google" does, and I guess that really helped them establish their brand and make it ubiquitous.
But I don't think this alone makes a very good indicator for market domination.
BTW, GP, using stock exchange codes or whatever they are instead of company names is annoying - what is this, "News for MBAs, Stuff that Pays"?
Why didn't you publish this?
Of course after giving them time to fix it, but a deadline gets things done faster.
Also, their customers might have liked to know their information should be assumed to having been compromised.
In the linked (german) article they explained how they got access to 41000 data sets.
Of course, that's no evidence, but what are they supposed to do? Publish them?
In this case, "driving them out of business" might be a little harder than you might imagine - they're a huge company with 14k employees in 70 countries, and their customers are governments, companies and press agencies.
Those people whose data they lost are not their customers, and even if they were - 5 minutes/hours/days of research wouldn't have helped them, as this security leak was not published before and they don't have a history of (published) data loss.