Slashdot Mirror


User: Khyber

Khyber's activity in the archive.

Stories
0
Comments
13,671
First seen
Last seen
Profile
(view on slashdot.org)

Comments · 13,671

  1. Re:very disappointing, but perhaps inevitable on Wikipedia Pages Now On Amazon — With Product Links · · Score: 1

    How was that local copy obtained?

    It had to have SOME performance impact on the site. Most likely still will, given how often Wikipedia updates. Even doing diff incrementals would still be taxing.

  2. Re:Let me fix that for you... on PS3 With 3.50 Firmware Jailbroken Without Downgrade · · Score: 1

    Wait for that core advertisement to turn into a bloody bait-and-switch lawsuit.

    Then we'll be seeing the score Hackers: 2 Sony: 6 The people : $BILLIONS.

  3. Re:ok .. on PS3 With 3.50 Firmware Jailbroken Without Downgrade · · Score: 1

    Basically, once you have full access, you have the ability to do whatever you please on the machine.

    From running copied games to running your own code or other peoples code.

  4. Re:Hackers 2, Sony 0 on PS3 With 3.50 Firmware Jailbroken Without Downgrade · · Score: 2

    Sony never limited us, we just never gave a shit until they pissed us off.

    Try more along the lines of 2:0 in under a year.

  5. Re:GPU Access? on PS3 With 3.50 Firmware Jailbroken Without Downgrade · · Score: 1

    No but another poster here posted a link that showed another option that allows RSX access and access to the locked-down reserve SPE.

  6. Re:ok .. on PS3 With 3.50 Firmware Jailbroken Without Downgrade · · Score: 4, Funny

    Wait a second, we've got RSX access?

    WTF why isn't this the bigger story instead of mine? Screw my story!

  7. Re:very disappointing, but perhaps inevitable on Wikipedia Pages Now On Amazon — With Product Links · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Well, that will happen until Wikipedia directly blocks Amazon IP addresses because of a sudden uncontrollable spike in bandwidth usage/bandwidth bill.

  8. ONLY 500TFLOPS from almost 2,000 machines? on USAF Unveils Supercomputer Made of 1,760 PS3s · · Score: 0

    Who's the slob doing the coding? Each PS3 has a 2TFLOP capability. (1.3 if you exclude RSX.) You should be hitting higher than that.

  9. Re:Next step.. on Graduate Students Being Warned Away From Leaked Cables · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Good, shut FOX down and be done with that shit network.

  10. Score another for MenuetOS on AVG 2011 Update Causes Widespread Problems For 64-Bit Windows · · Score: 1

    Can't infect my OS. 1.4MB, boots from a flash drive in just a second, and with the whole thing physically write-protected, I'm solid.

  11. Re:using a boot CD on AVG 2011 Update Causes Widespread Problems For 64-Bit Windows · · Score: 1

    "I'm a photographer, I *need* Lightroom and Photoshop"

    If you need a computer, you're not much of a photographer.

    I have everything I need built-in to my 35mm Minolta X700. Every picture I take is PERFECT barring film defects.

    I even do my own C-41 developing.

    Superior hardware (that happens to be older than I am) blows away crappy software any day, every day.

  12. Re:Of course, Antivirus software is a worthless sc on Antivirus Firms Short-Changing Customers · · Score: 2

    I most certainly take no vaccines or antibiotics, and my line of work involves getting quite filthy and dirty all the time, and exposing myself to all sorts of strange chemicals and micro-organisms.

    And I laugh while everybody else around me gets sick, and I remain uninfected.

  13. Re:It's the Shadow Biosphere Lake on NASA Finds New Life (This Afternoon) · · Score: 1

    "for an announcement this big they would have to have found adenosine triadenide."

    Nope. The simplest thing to do is just take the bacteria in the lake and keeps raising the arsenic levels. If it survives, it's not of our typical biological expectations and thus our 'markers for life' just required a whole new re-write.

  14. Re:Not likely on Using Cinnamon In the Production of Nanoparticles · · Score: 1

    Definitely a Texas/Louisiana thing, I haven't seen it happen anywhere else.

  15. Re:I want to thank whomever gave me the USCG info on Torrent Users Fight Back · · Score: 1

    It goes a little deeper than that, but basically it's a chess move - you're setting up your opponent to put up a HUGE defense so you can poke tiny holes through it and win. And if more evidence happens to come through during discovery, those tiny holes just get opened up wider and wider.

  16. Re:Summary Fail on Wikileaks DDoS Attacker Arrested, Equipment Seized · · Score: 1

    Load balancers are your friend!

    I doubt /. is taking my website down anytime soon.

  17. Re:Not likely on Using Cinnamon In the Production of Nanoparticles · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Distill the oils of both.

    Put a toothpick in each oil sample and let it soak it up.

    I'll bet twenty bucks you can hold the cassia in your mouth while the cinnamon one will blister you.

  18. Re:Not likely on Using Cinnamon In the Production of Nanoparticles · · Score: 4, Informative

    In my area of industry, chemically speaking there is a *HUGE* difference.

    True cinnamon works as an insecticide.

    Cassiabark extract does NOT.

  19. I want to thank whomever gave me the USCG info on Torrent Users Fight Back · · Score: 4, Funny

    Without it, I'd have not been able to get my people in on this so fast.

    We wanted to go with a Federal RICO suit but instead decided a larger levee of smaller charges would be far more effective.

    Now sit back and watch the show, people. USCG is about to get their ass torn up like EA, and I'm only providing financial support this round, I'm not even named in the suit.

  20. Re:PS4? on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 1

    DAMN THE PERIOD IN YOUR NAME!

    I just spent like two minutes trying to rub dust off my screen.

  21. Re:So should I just go and buy on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 1

    Might as well stick with the PS2.

    Better RPGs and certainly better Racing games.

  22. Re:I've Gone Back to PC on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 1

    His statement is that CURRENT PC gaming is generations behind older PC Gaming.

    I would agree, heavily. And I still do most of my gaming on PC.

    Guess what gets played most? Console Emulators and DOSBox.

    TF2 lost the appeal once they added all this other shit. Borderlands has gone away while I wait and salivate for DNF. The only thing I regularly play now is Killing Floor.

    Seriously, I get more enjoyment from The Guardian Legend on the NES than I do from most games today.

  23. Re:Actually on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 1

    Too many games focus on graphics, and ignore the soundtrack.

    I just tried the Splatterhouse remake on the PS3, the graphics WITH the music brought the fucking mood.

    The Dig, old DOS game, Graphically wasn't so advanced compared to a couple of other games already out, but that ambient music kept you absorbed.

    On the PS2, Persona 3 FES SERIOUSLY does a good job, if you're into fusion jazz/hip-hop/rock style music, and the graphics work out well, given the stylization of the game.

  24. Re:Business Model Changes on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 2, Informative

    I doubt it, as people are really not going to adopt this until we're wearing full-body suits.

    They'll waggle a bit, drop their stuff, and go back to a controller.

    The only 'waggle' game I consistently play is DBZ:BT3 on the Wii. At least the movements to perform many of the moves are quite realistic and true to the style of the game/series.

  25. Re:Why do they call it the Xbox 360? on The 5-Year Console Cycle Is Dead · · Score: 1

    You need to learn that when you approach a Microsoft gaming console, you approach it the same way as you approach Apple hardware.

    Ass first.

    Thus, the 360 degree analogy is perfectly reasonable, as you're not facing the console, you're presenting your ass to the corporations and their big un-lubed cocks.

    I'd do a 360 and run the fuck away.