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palm pilots are still pretty geeky--at least here on campus--but among engineers its kind of a badge of pride to have a faster niftier palm/CE some guy was asking me about mine the other day when i had it out, what surprised me was that he wasn't sneering--must have been an engineer
even when it does come pre installed, the install ususally blows because it includes crap I don't want on it like INTERNET SERVICES and all the other addware/USE MICROSOFT INTERNET SERVICES crap that I don't care about. Granted the delete key gets rid of most of this, but i am happier when its not installed in the first place, so I don't have to keep deleting stuff. E-machines are horrible for this because they come with so much pre-installed stuff its not even funny. And the CD they give you dumps all this back on the HD if you re-install.
I have like 6 ICQ accounts that I don't remember the password for... basically every time i re-install windows (every 6months or so to keep the registry size down) i get a new one... AOL i have like 4 AIM names... so its it 146 million individual users? or actually about 50million each with 3 screen names (average) Still a lot of people, but not nearly so stunning.
I dont really know much about image processing, but since all glasses are doing is distorting the image to you eye so it looks normal, wouldn't it be possible (via sofware, RGB hardware) to do the corrections for the persons eye in the video system, so that the person could use it without using glasses...?
isn't that kinda expensive? I had to do a direct mail piece for a company i worked for, and having large quantities of CD's presses is not a cheap as you might think:(
one of my friends worked in an intel fab lab over the summer, and he is all worried about overclocking now... the smaller the pathways get on the actual chip, the larger the risk is that overclocking can actually destroy the chip.
In stopping overclock, AMD is merely doing the same thing that manufacturers did when they made a safer system for electrical outlets: protecting the end user from damaging their product or themselves. Granted, overclocking a chip and burning it out is not going to physically hurt the end user (not compared to sticking a finger into an unprotected wall outlet) but when you find out that you just melted your new processor--you might punch a wall rather hard--which could physically hurt you;)
if they are changing the user agreement with each patch, would it not then be possible to use and older version of the software (client side) and interface with the Emulator server...? I would think that they reason they can legally update the user agreement is because they are updating the program as well. IE after it is patched it is not the same program, so the same old user agreement does not apply.
I would have to say that binary and mathematics are the true digital language... Half of my prof's here don't even speak real english, but we communicate just fine using math concepts... The foundation of the new electronic frontier--one russian C++ professor at a time--okay maybe english isnt my first language either...
this is designed to be portable though... so that wouldn't work... the sandbenders is a portable box with its own battery, Ideally mine would have a battery too, but I am a compE not an EE, and i don't feel like pulling out my DIFFEQ book to look up parcival's theorem again... once was enough thanks:)
why would anyone want to use something that shows adds on it? I need to hurry and download the class files for quickbuddy before they fix the compatibility problems with their new java client.
As far as i can tell, the only difference between the two is that one has adds, and the other doesn't.
I will be quite glad to stick with GAIM on my linux box as well for the same reason... too bad i have to put up with the FLASHING EBAY ADDS on my mac at work... its funny because I actually use AIM to talk to my boss quite a bit--the future of business communication... or something
we had a boatload of those at my old high school... maybe they are upgrading at some point and i can get one cheap... I will have to look into it. Thx.
I am a compE... dont like all that EE stuff... Power--FAH gimme DIGITAL!!!
Of course I am getting dumber over the summer by doing web design... doesn't help the chip design ideas all that much... heh.
how about the original COMPAQ 8086? Its got 2 FULL HEIGHT drive bays, so you can fit 4 IDE devices in it, plus the old mainboards were so huge you could probably put 2 ATX boards in there... I tried to do it to mine, but I didn't want to mess with the rather large capacitors in the power supply, hence my post above about a plastic case...
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palm pilots are still pretty geeky--at least here on campus--but among engineers its kind of a badge of pride to have a faster niftier palm/CE some guy was asking me about mine the other day when i had it out, what surprised me was that he wasn't sneering--must have been an engineer
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int 10h
do you have masm? It initializes 320x200 graphics... has nothing to do with printer :P
mov ax, 13h
int 10h
even when it does come pre installed, the install ususally blows because it includes crap I don't want on it like INTERNET SERVICES and all the other addware/USE MICROSOFT INTERNET SERVICES crap that I don't care about. Granted the delete key gets rid of most of this, but i am happier when its not installed in the first place, so I don't have to keep deleting stuff. E-machines are horrible for this because they come with so much pre-installed stuff its not even funny. And the CD they give you dumps all this back on the HD if you re-install.
mov ax, 13h
int 10h
I have like 6 ICQ accounts that I don't remember the password for... basically every time i re-install windows (every 6months or so to keep the registry size down) i get a new one... AOL i have like 4 AIM names... so its it 146 million individual users? or actually about 50million each with 3 screen names (average) Still a lot of people, but not nearly so stunning.
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mov al, 13h
int 10h
so what happens when the US decides to scrable the GPS signal like they did in the Gulf War?
the delays board lights up like a christmas tree and stays that way for 2 months...?
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
I dont really know much about image processing, but since all glasses are doing is distorting the image to you eye so it looks normal, wouldn't it be possible (via sofware, RGB hardware) to do the corrections for the persons eye in the video system, so that the person could use it without using glasses...?
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
Just out of idle curiosity, why are they large marines and not say, medium ones? Because its russia?
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mov al, 13h
int 10h
isn't that kinda expensive? I had to do a direct mail piece for a company i worked for, and having large quantities of CD's presses is not a cheap as you might think :(
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
glad to see you are such a VLSI expert bloody AC... And how many credit hours in chip fab do you have?
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
one of my friends worked in an intel fab lab over the summer, and he is all worried about overclocking now... the smaller the pathways get on the actual chip, the larger the risk is that overclocking can actually destroy the chip.
;)
In stopping overclock, AMD is merely doing the same thing that manufacturers did when they made a safer system for electrical outlets: protecting the end user from damaging their product or themselves. Granted, overclocking a chip and burning it out is not going to physically hurt the end user (not compared to sticking a finger into an unprotected wall outlet) but when you find out that you just melted your new processor--you might punch a wall rather hard--which could physically hurt you
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
if they are changing the user agreement with each patch, would it not then be possible to use and older version of the software (client side) and interface with the Emulator server...? I would think that they reason they can legally update the user agreement is because they are updating the program as well. IE after it is patched it is not the same program, so the same old user agreement does not apply.
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
I would have to say that binary and mathematics are the true digital language... Half of my prof's here don't even speak real english, but we communicate just fine using math concepts... The foundation of the new electronic frontier--one russian C++ professor at a time--okay maybe english isnt my first language either...
mov ah, 0
mov al, 13h
int 10h
reminds me of the mongolian clusterfuck... heh. Thats more of an Ultimate Frisbee thing though
if someone shows up with a big sign labled ICMP PACKET on the front do they get kicked out??!? hrm...
How dynamic are the dynamic IP's that @home uses, and how hard is it to get set up with a static?
I will be using @home this semester at school, and i am curious about being able to run a MINOR MINOR MINOR webserver off it for my own purposes...
that would be ZERO---damn i need more coffee--and its only 10am!
run that zerf future thingy on luke skywalker... its rather amusing...
If all this corporate research lowers my tuition, I am ALL FOR IT
did you look at my post I was talking about the JAVA CLIENT!!!!! Thanks for reading :P
this is designed to be portable though... so that wouldn't work... the sandbenders is a portable box with its own battery, Ideally mine would have a battery too, but I am a compE not an EE, and i don't feel like pulling out my DIFFEQ book to look up parcival's theorem again... once was enough thanks :)
why would anyone want to use something that shows adds on it? I need to hurry and download the class files for quickbuddy before they fix the compatibility problems with their new java client.
As far as i can tell, the only difference between the two is that one has adds, and the other doesn't.
I will be quite glad to stick with GAIM on my linux box as well for the same reason... too bad i have to put up with the FLASHING EBAY ADDS on my mac at work... its funny because I actually use AIM to talk to my boss quite a bit--the future of business communication... or something
we had a boatload of those at my old high school... maybe they are upgrading at some point and i can get one cheap... I will have to look into it. Thx.
I am a compE... dont like all that EE stuff... Power--FAH gimme DIGITAL!!! Of course I am getting dumber over the summer by doing web design... doesn't help the chip design ideas all that much... heh.
Are you making fun of my LEAN TO??!?!
how about the original COMPAQ 8086? Its got 2 FULL HEIGHT drive bays, so you can fit 4 IDE devices in it, plus the old mainboards were so huge you could probably put 2 ATX boards in there... I tried to do it to mine, but I didn't want to mess with the rather large capacitors in the power supply, hence my post above about a plastic case...