Yeah, which is why I don't understand why people are using the same "conspiracy theory" after a year of continuous Wii shortages. I'm pretty sure Nintendo isn't restricting the supply intentionally.
Well I got a CF card that said it supported UDMA but turns out it only did PIO. I should have complained about it for false advertising and all but it's good enough for its application.
You're talking about anything branded Creative, right? I used to use add-on soundboards until most motherboards started coming with more than adequate integrated audio. Realtek AC97 is quite excellent for listening to audio and it saved me from the buggy junk that I used to use.
I use a CF for the disk on a router that I built. The cost of the adapter and card were about what you mentioned. The I/O performance, however, is really abysmal. Much slower than a magnetic hard drive. Doesn't really matter for my application, though, since just about everything is done in RAM.
That's the idea behind genetic algorithms. Although the approach is a bit "smarter." Actually, I had the idea of making a hashing algorithm using a GA for the (second) time yesterday.
It might be, for a newcomer, initially confusing that a kilobyte is 1024 bytes instead of 1000 bytes, but the original scheme is a consistent exception.
Although SI units have had a well established meaning before they were abused for use with computer applications, what you're suggesting amounts to context sensitive units. Think about that for a moment. Something like that would be laughed at by any respectable scientist yet people keep insisting on it.
It might be, for a newcomer, initially confusing that a kilobyte is 1024 bytes instead of 1000 bytes, but the original scheme is a consistent exception.
Hmm.. 1000 = 1024? Yeah, I wonder how that one got past the scientific community.
THANK YOU. I was going to post the same thing. I wish people would stop asserting that "1GB = 1GiB." The SI units were hijacked by the computer industry and not the other way around.
Maybe that's the case for your average user who uses "1111" for their password, but other people (hopefully people on here) know the value of using varied, long, and unique passwords. That's why I plan to draw a rocket train blasting out of a hole in the bottom with a kitty cat for a conductor in each of my picture passwords.
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The Windows version should be exactly the same thing as on other OSes. It has had support for PNG and GIF formats since forever. 2.4 is even nicer since now it comes in one installer instead of two. I noticed the GIMP Animation Package has been integrated in 2.4, making editing animated GIFs easier.
It runs well on a 6600GT? I replaced my 6600GT with an (overclocked) 7600GS and I get an average of 25 FPS at 800x500 (any higher and it becomes unplayable.) What type of performance are you getting exactly?
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The noise that comes from those things makes me feel silly about complaining about a slightly noisy fan in my otherwise silent computer.
Yeah, which is why I don't understand why people are using the same "conspiracy theory" after a year of continuous Wii shortages. I'm pretty sure Nintendo isn't restricting the supply intentionally.
Not if you're using "Adobe Reader" (aka Acrobat), which is closer to half of a minute on a decent machine.
Yes. Windows.
Well I got a CF card that said it supported UDMA but turns out it only did PIO. I should have complained about it for false advertising and all but it's good enough for its application.
You're talking about anything branded Creative, right? I used to use add-on soundboards until most motherboards started coming with more than adequate integrated audio. Realtek AC97 is quite excellent for listening to audio and it saved me from the buggy junk that I used to use.
I use a CF for the disk on a router that I built. The cost of the adapter and card were about what you mentioned. The I/O performance, however, is really abysmal. Much slower than a magnetic hard drive. Doesn't really matter for my application, though, since just about everything is done in RAM.
That's the idea behind genetic algorithms. Although the approach is a bit "smarter." Actually, I had the idea of making a hashing algorithm using a GA for the (second) time yesterday.
Although SI units have had a well established meaning before they were abused for use with computer applications, what you're suggesting amounts to context sensitive units. Think about that for a moment. Something like that would be laughed at by any respectable scientist yet people keep insisting on it.
Hmm.. 1000 = 1024? Yeah, I wonder how that one got past the scientific community.
THANK YOU. I was going to post the same thing. I wish people would stop asserting that "1GB = 1GiB." The SI units were hijacked by the computer industry and not the other way around.
Maybe that's the case for your average user who uses "1111" for their password, but other people (hopefully people on here) know the value of using varied, long, and unique passwords. That's why I plan to draw a rocket train blasting out of a hole in the bottom with a kitty cat for a conductor in each of my picture passwords.
The Windows version should be exactly the same thing as on other OSes. It has had support for PNG and GIF formats since forever. 2.4 is even nicer since now it comes in one installer instead of two. I noticed the GIMP Animation Package has been integrated in 2.4, making editing animated GIFs easier.
They probably don't want users to give up the experience of buying a costly XBOX add on.
With dithering it's OVER NINE THOUSAND!!
oh yes, world detail = 2, texture detail = 5
It runs well on a 6600GT? I replaced my 6600GT with an (overclocked) 7600GS and I get an average of 25 FPS at 800x500 (any higher and it becomes unplayable.) What type of performance are you getting exactly?
It's funny because those are two words that are spelled the same way. Like bass and bass.
That's the only "free as in" statement that ever made sense
So will the power output be measured in bridges per minute?
amazing! That computer must be from the future! It has 2048 GB of RAM!
So, they have the same strategy as Microsoft?
That's the kind of logic that seems to fail when I use it on mathematical proofs.
That didn't work for "podcast" ..
Ever hear of self expression? I guess the world would be better if everyone was bland and predictable.