No, it's time for the civil war, elimination of both major political parties (with lethal force if necessary,) and a full return to a true multi-party system.
As far as I'm concerned, all of this irresponsible crap that has been coming from Palin is incitement to murder, incitement to riot, and much more.
I'm willing to put up a bounty of IPO (when I begin offering it soon,) for her successful arrest, trial, and incarceration, along with every other mouthpiece, like Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc.
High-sensitivity max acceleration. I don't need to move the mouse more than a centimeter to do a full 360. My typical playing area is the size of the mouse + one inch on all sides.
Considering it's a unified driver architecture, I don't think you'll have a problem using newer drivers with the older card unless they change over to an entirely new driver architecture.
Are you sure about that? When I ran a home cleaning business, I saw many people torrent/limewire/kazaa/youtubing their equipment to death, not to mention some of the internal network traffic (one guy had a gig-e router hooked up to a 24 port 10baset hub.. the packet collisions..... so many..)
Also, you need to think globally, not locally in the USA where bandwidth is bullshit (although FiOS has forced the others to up their shit recently,) still not as good as Japan with HOME GIGABIT INTERNET which could suck down far more than I use internally and externally on a daily basis.
Also, the Camfrog community is *HUGE* and consists primarily of home users. It just got acquired by Paltalk, which makes Paltalk the largest videochat community on the internet.
Guess how much bandwidth that chews up?
Yea, as I said, it chews up way more than you think.
And that's NORMAL HOME USERS.
Step out of the basement. What was true 5 years ago isn't true now.
I saturate it easily just with my favorite video chat program (100 live web cam streams simultaneously,) in fact I had to upgrade to an 802.11n router so I could have the extra bandwidth and better QoS using my video chat program while I torrent.
Nope. Part of the security system requires matching keys for the executable, too.
Disabling the check = disabling the drive.
What you would likely have to do is slip the required key into the proper place in the ISO depending upon required disc type, burn it, and let the console read it.
Except my PC is hooked up to a large flatscreen, with surround sound, with proper cable management, and is used for programming/testing my 800+ character MUGEN game.
Lower frequencies don't carry as much data, as I stated before.
Also, bear in mind that for each extra device connected to the wireless access point, that's less available bandwidth overall. That 54mpbs rating for 802.11g is a pooled rating, meaning every time you add a new client onto the AP you lose some bandwidth - not every single person gets 54mbps throughput unless you're the only person using that access point/that channel.
Also, most the lower frequencies are already allocated for certain services by the FCC, and thus you can't put internet on those wavelengths without risk of interrupting those services. Going into any of the areas unlicensed would likely be a big headache as there's very little bandwidth in those ranges anyways.
Not happening. Higher-frequency transmissions need more power to go further. Lower frequencies don't carry as much data, so there's a huge trade-off in play.
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Hey, look at that, EVERYONE shows me right and then what happens, I'm modded Troll. Geohot's crew taking vengeance?
Hey, GeoHot, if you were so good, why does the shit on your site not work, and why are there no in-depth detailed instructions or how-tos to replicate exactly what you did?
You're a fraud. Any basic EE or Programmer can tell miles away.
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"If you can't afford to cover the damage at all then you shouldn't be driving"
Let's apply this to other sectors of the economy and see how far our nation continues to survive.
Got news for you, for a huge majority, a car is absolutely necessary.
No, it's time for the civil war, elimination of both major political parties (with lethal force if necessary,) and a full return to a true multi-party system.
As far as I'm concerned, all of this irresponsible crap that has been coming from Palin is incitement to murder, incitement to riot, and much more.
I'm willing to put up a bounty of IPO (when I begin offering it soon,) for her successful arrest, trial, and incarceration, along with every other mouthpiece, like Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity, etc.
So, those that can afford it don't have to give to a corporation.
Those that can't afford it MUST give to a corporation.
Doesn't seem right at all.
"I could even accept them as "non-human persons", though I'm not sure exactly what that means."
Look at a corporation and I think you'll understand quite perfectly.
Do you own a car?
You just got forced into supporting the car insurance industry. You are a part of them by default.
anywhere on any chan, many forum sites, etc.
Yes, it does.
High-sensitivity max acceleration. I don't need to move the mouse more than a centimeter to do a full 360. My typical playing area is the size of the mouse + one inch on all sides.
I thought we all quit believing in the MHz myth here at /.
Considering it's a unified driver architecture, I don't think you'll have a problem using newer drivers with the older card unless they change over to an entirely new driver architecture.
Are you sure about that? When I ran a home cleaning business, I saw many people torrent/limewire/kazaa/youtubing their equipment to death, not to mention some of the internal network traffic (one guy had a gig-e router hooked up to a 24 port 10baset hub.. the packet collisions..... so many..)
Also, you need to think globally, not locally in the USA where bandwidth is bullshit (although FiOS has forced the others to up their shit recently,) still not as good as Japan with HOME GIGABIT INTERNET which could suck down far more than I use internally and externally on a daily basis.
Also, the Camfrog community is *HUGE* and consists primarily of home users. It just got acquired by Paltalk, which makes Paltalk the largest videochat community on the internet.
Guess how much bandwidth that chews up?
Yea, as I said, it chews up way more than you think.
And that's NORMAL HOME USERS.
Step out of the basement. What was true 5 years ago isn't true now.
Every single listed case operating simulteneously.
Uh DUH.
"Yeah, because saturating an 802.11n connection is a COMMON thing, right?"
It's as common as saturating my gigabit ethernet link, which is done DAILY.
You like to assume. Hi, I'm a research director with more equipment than you could possibly DREAM OF.
I could blow through TWENTY TERABYTES daily if given the pipeline.
Ditto mine, in several ways that changes the stories, and made me look like some fool when it was the editor that was being a complete fucktard.
Yes, it is ngWorldStats but it never did things like reward you or do matchmaking. It was just a simple ranking system.
I was thinking the exact same thing until I read the patent.
I saturate it easily just with my favorite video chat program (100 live web cam streams simultaneously,) in fact I had to upgrade to an 802.11n router so I could have the extra bandwidth and better QoS using my video chat program while I torrent.
Intel Atom doesn't have a theoretical 2TFLOPS performance opposed to the entirety of the PS3's hardware.
The RSX is just a modified 7800GS so I would think someone could patch it together sooner or later, given the age of the GPU.
Nope. Part of the security system requires matching keys for the executable, too.
Disabling the check = disabling the drive.
What you would likely have to do is slip the required key into the proper place in the ISO depending upon required disc type, burn it, and let the console read it.
It's been out for a while, now.
AsbestOS for PS3.
Except my PC is hooked up to a large flatscreen, with surround sound, with proper cable management, and is used for programming/testing my 800+ character MUGEN game.
Lower frequencies don't carry as much data, as I stated before.
Also, bear in mind that for each extra device connected to the wireless access point, that's less available bandwidth overall. That 54mpbs rating for 802.11g is a pooled rating, meaning every time you add a new client onto the AP you lose some bandwidth - not every single person gets 54mbps throughput unless you're the only person using that access point/that channel.
Also, most the lower frequencies are already allocated for certain services by the FCC, and thus you can't put internet on those wavelengths without risk of interrupting those services. Going into any of the areas unlicensed would likely be a big headache as there's very little bandwidth in those ranges anyways.
Not happening. Higher-frequency transmissions need more power to go further. Lower frequencies don't carry as much data, so there's a huge trade-off in play.
Hey, look at that, EVERYONE shows me right and then what happens, I'm modded Troll. Geohot's crew taking vengeance?
Hey, GeoHot, if you were so good, why does the shit on your site not work, and why are there no in-depth detailed instructions or how-tos to replicate exactly what you did?
You're a fraud. Any basic EE or Programmer can tell miles away.
The only conclusion I came to is that both parties are acting like little children having a tantrum.
And that pretty much steers my business away from wanting to use anything developed by them.
The food items in McDonald's often come in a box. The rules are the exact same.
I've got my food handling license, these rules apply to EVERY INDUSTRY THAT SERVES FOOD IN THE USA.
But only a couple of states have mandatory licensing requirements to serve or handle the food - Washington and California as far as I know.