still no? i understand the silverlight DRM issue on linux, but if they can stream to roku and game consoles without silverlight (perhaps xbox?), then why can't the same feed be made available to linux PCs?
I've been very pleased with quality and content for streaming through consoles. I only get 1 DVD a month or so, so I will definitely lower my plan and use RedBox as needed.
I thought one of the advantages of BootMii was to be able to access the system flash even if the Wii was bricked?
"Inserted into the boot process, BootMii provides you with a "safety net" -- you can back up your entire Wii to SD in under three minutes! If you were to brick your Wii, BootMii would still run and let you restore your backup from SD, quickly and painlessly." http://bootmii.org/about/
yes, how great a format is that?! i'd love to see wordpad-sized program to handle OpenDocument format. i'm sure it will come around soon enough.
i've tried the plugin for AbiWord and it works OK, but i dont really use the program. depending on what i'm doing i either use ConTEXT or OOo. for complex word docs, i actually use Microsoft Word Viewer to handle the printing.
Its not referring to the size of the documents. OpenDocument files are zipped text files where MicrosoftDoc is uncompressed binary. I assume the MicrosoftXMLDoc will be comparable. The bloat is in the software, there's no argument against this. Its a memory hog.
Disclaimer. I have been using OpenOffice.org since StarOffice 5.
regardless, wouldn't that only be if you were on the side of the interstate as the car zips by? enough time to maybe get an AT command in. there would be no doppler shift in the car as the Stomp Box and the laptop would be traveling at the same speed.
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still no? i understand the silverlight DRM issue on linux, but if they can stream to roku and game consoles without silverlight (perhaps xbox?), then why can't the same feed be made available to linux PCs?
I've been very pleased with quality and content for streaming through consoles. I only get 1 DVD a month or so, so I will definitely lower my plan and use RedBox as needed.
I know Walmart/Target have store policies (not law) against selling PG13/R movies or M games to children.
Does anyone know if movie theaters are required to card children for PG13/R movies? or is it up to that business' own policy?
Opera Mini is at version 5
Opera Mobile is at version 10
Opera is at version 10.5
not a full Xbox LIVE server, but works for most games
www.xbconnect.com/
http://www.techlore.com/article/14302/XBConnect--A-Free-Alternative-to-XBox-Live/
"For IPv6, there is no corresponding number that everyone agrees to, but the authors of the draft suggest truncating IPv6 addresses as well."
NFL is spending a lot of money on 3D sports technology. Live games are supposedly coming to IMAX in the future.
real link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_10
all you need to do is buy a spike safety item from the in-game store.
I have not noticed any latency playing Mega Man 9 on Xbox 360 on a standard definition TV.
me too! how do you figure it was so bad?
only thing i would have liked would be the slide... and the ability to scroll text faster in the store.
Good to know, thanks!
Who spends $83 dollars on impulse buys?
I thought one of the advantages of BootMii was to be able to access the system flash even if the Wii was bricked?
"Inserted into the boot process, BootMii provides you with a "safety net" -- you can back up your entire Wii to SD in under three minutes! If you were to brick your Wii, BootMii would still run and let you restore your backup from SD, quickly and painlessly."
http://bootmii.org/about/
I know it'd be slow compiling, but I'm surprised this hasn't been ported yet... or has it?
this does nothing from side impact crashes (which i would guess are more common)
skydrive works pretty well. supports drag and drop in IE (active x, no go for mozilla). http://skydrive.live.com/
Woman. Wo-man. Whoa, man...
...She was a thief. You'd better believe. She stole my heart and my cat.
In Amerika, Unreal Engine 3 doesn't play on Wii. In Soviet Russia, Wii are not allowed to play.
yes, how great a format is that?! i'd love to see wordpad-sized program to handle OpenDocument format. i'm sure it will come around soon enough. i've tried the plugin for AbiWord and it works OK, but i dont really use the program. depending on what i'm doing i either use ConTEXT or OOo. for complex word docs, i actually use Microsoft Word Viewer to handle the printing.
Its not referring to the size of the documents. OpenDocument files are zipped text files where MicrosoftDoc is uncompressed binary. I assume the MicrosoftXMLDoc will be comparable. The bloat is in the software, there's no argument against this. Its a memory hog. Disclaimer. I have been using OpenOffice.org since StarOffice 5.
sounds like you're describing facebook to the letter
the new stalker net, with pictures!
so you find an ancient Roman villa... but does it run linux? :-D
i wonder if they include archives... a little bird told me that much of what is xfer'd is in rar, tar, and zip.
this brings up a valid question... Does WINE support BSOD? 9x & NT modes?
regardless, wouldn't that only be if you were on the side of the interstate as the car zips by? enough time to maybe get an AT command in. there would be no doppler shift in the car as the Stomp Box and the laptop would be traveling at the same speed.