When the refresh rate of my monitor is too low and I set it back my body always does this strange shaking thing. Turning this music off does the same thing.
Games. Being able to change resolution and color depth dynamicly, you no longer have to see a game designed for a lower resolution than your desktop run with in a small window with a black border around it. Resolution could be changed before, but not on all chipsets. Also running in a different color depth required emulation wich is slow. And this could'nt be changed dynamicly before.
This is the only thing I've hated about X, so I'm quite happy now.
Me and a friend installed Linux on another friend's spare computer. It's a Pentium 200 mhz with little RAM. Mozilla took a long time to load on that (ofcourse, using xfce instead of Gnome helped =). So, for a machine like that I think Phoenix qualifies as compelling.
Yeah, I know, and then your next thought go to Don Rose and what a great cartoonist. I start to remember how drunk I am, finaly getting thoroughly wasted on a friday night (though only to end the night here so soon)... Oh well, cartoons are nice, I'm sure this guy is okay too, I'll have to check it out when I'm a little bit less drunk.
Yeah, ok. I guess what I was lashing out against was that I imagined that all bands would have to make big multimedia productions instead of just doing what do, play music.
But I see your point, I'd also rather have record companys get of honest buyers back than all these cripplewares they've been trying.
I just don't hope it becomes a requirement for an artis to start doing more than just the music.
On weezers new album Maladroit there's some extra contents in form of video clips. I just wish it didn't have that stupid fullscreen menu on autorun.
This software equates to hard work, sweat, and time away from my family. Why shouldn't I be extremely pissed off if someone rips it off?
I always hated that argument, not because I'm against people making money off of their work, of course not, but because it sounds like you hate your job, and it's this great struggle everyday.
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Watch the movie again, you see John in the future.
Actually, if you look at the games from 10 years ago you'll see a lot of side scrolling shooters and platform games.
But I agree, more adventure games! Good thing that Sam n' Max 2 and Full Throttle 2 is coming.
Sorry for freaking you out... but can you say goats.cx
Are you saying that Linux will stop being Free and free? Debian?
Actually, in Phoenix it's a bird... on fire! (yes I know about Phoenix and ashes and all that)
When the refresh rate of my monitor is too low and I set it back my body always does this strange shaking thing. Turning this music off does the same thing.
Games.
Being able to change resolution and color depth dynamicly, you no longer have to see a game designed for a lower resolution than your desktop run with in a small window with a black border around it. Resolution could be changed before, but not on all chipsets.
Also running in a different color depth required emulation wich is slow. And this could'nt be changed dynamicly before.
This is the only thing I've hated about X, so I'm quite happy now.
Hey, could you please post the rest of that? Like the part containing the point.
Me and a friend installed Linux on another friend's spare computer. It's a Pentium 200 mhz with little RAM. Mozilla took a long time to load on that (ofcourse, using xfce instead of Gnome helped =).
So, for a machine like that I think Phoenix qualifies as compelling.
Billy boy I would think.
Maybe you should follow your own sig.
Or MinGW
A Windows port.
There were always that "fast forward a little bit once in a while" trick when you loaded from tape.
I started out with an Atari 2600 then C64 then an Amiga 500 and finaly a PC (to play DOTT).
Guru meditation actually.
Just to nitpick
Why that wierd numbering? Base 17?
Why? You own these people?
UT 2k3 is a game. It's not like an operating system is ever going to be dependent on a game.
Yeah, I know, and then your next thought go to Don Rose and what a great cartoonist. I start to remember how drunk I am, finaly getting thoroughly wasted on a friday night (though only to end the night here so soon)... Oh well, cartoons are nice, I'm sure this guy is okay too, I'll have to check it out when I'm a little bit less drunk.
Yeah, ok. I guess what I was lashing out against was that I imagined that all bands would have to make big multimedia productions instead of just doing what do, play music.
But I see your point, I'd also rather have record companys get of honest buyers back than all these cripplewares they've been trying.
I just don't hope it becomes a requirement for an artis to start doing more than just the music.
On weezers new album Maladroit there's some extra contents in form of video clips. I just wish it didn't have that stupid fullscreen menu on autorun.
As opposed to just buying a cd for... uhm, the music?
my first wife actually bought it for me
I bet it's your new wife who pressuring you into selling it =)
This software equates to hard work, sweat, and time away from my family. Why shouldn't I be extremely pissed off if someone rips it off?
I always hated that argument, not because I'm against people making money off of their work, of course not, but because it sounds like you hate your job, and it's this great struggle everyday.
... big business and patent law look bad and opressive.
Well duh...
All I could find was WTC footage.
OK... I'm lying.
To the time machine!