Who says that multiple displays have to be used to cheat? Can't the one that displays the rear view be behind you?
These days you can get great game pads for the pc. Some people prefer them--some people use them even when they're less efficient, because they like them. Point stands.
You can do either with a very basic multiple monitor setup. A lot of video cards have three outputs (dvi, vga, s-video, typically), and you can two at once. It's easy to run a game on one and leave anything else open on the other, or even clone the displays so the video appearing in a window on your monitor also appears full-screen on your tv. It could definitely be better, though, because a lot of games minimize when they lose focus, and changing the desktop size shifts window positions. The latter isn't a problem if the resolutions are the same, of course, but I rarely run games as high as the desktop.
270 degrees would be more immersive. What's more intuitive for looking to the side: mouse right, or head right? It would be about as unfair as the advantage keyboard+mouse players have over joypad players. The cost of that makes it seem unfair now, but sooner or later it will be cheap enough that everybody has seventeen monitors and a telepathic controller, and they'll give you sideways looks when you say you've only got one screen on your gaming rig.
Switching over to itunes after you've manually renamed and de-tagged all your mp3s blows. Oh god, how I wish I'd adopted itunes, like, six or seven years ago.:(
In my experience, it has to do with the order you put them on. If you put ten files on, it will play them in the order you add them--usually alphabetically. If you remove #2, song #11 will take #2's slot. If you want to re-alphabetize them, copy off, reformat/delete all, and copy back on. Most file explorers move files alphabetically, but if you want another order, some explorers will transfer files in the order they're displayed. I think 2xplorer and tabexplorer transfer by sort order rather than alphabetically.
This is coming from a few months with a Sandisk and a year or so with a generic flash player.
If it actually rendered all mp3s legal and copyright liability-free, I'd be happy to pay that tax. I hope it would make music easier to find, too. I can't even get my hands on the Mister Rogers theme song. How sad is that?
It's a special format (H.264 or mpeg4, at certain bitrates and resolutions), but more and more content shows up on the torrent aggregators preformatted for the iPod. I couldn't get Clone Wars any other way. What doesn't is trivial to convert with free utilities.
The producer spilled the beans after it was cancelled. I'm not going to spoil it in an open forum, but it should take you all of five seconds with Google to find the explanations.
...if they played it out in the game, rather than arbitrarily advance it all at once. I think I'd enjoy enlisting in the big movie battles and playing them out.
There are several these days, if you're looking for a PC. The Toshiba m200 series is pretty good, but the plastic mask over the LCD is fragile and costs $150 to replace.
No, no, complaining is exactly what you do when it's not worth opening the checkbook and fixing. If it's worth opening the checkbook, you do that instead.
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Great links on the page in your sig. That Tower Toppler is a hell of a lot nicer than a Castelian .nes rom.
Since nobody else seems to be doing it, I thought I'd say it sounds like you're doing a good job.
Y'all ain't got no sense of humor.
...if it keeps those Chinese commies from taking our freedom away? Where are your priorities, people?!
Firefox needs a p2p anti-/.ing plugin that will share the site while you're reading it.
Anything automatic will eventually become boring to players.
Like Nethack?
Who says that multiple displays have to be used to cheat? Can't the one that displays the rear view be behind you?
These days you can get great game pads for the pc. Some people prefer them--some people use them even when they're less efficient, because they like them. Point stands.
You can do either with a very basic multiple monitor setup. A lot of video cards have three outputs (dvi, vga, s-video, typically), and you can two at once. It's easy to run a game on one and leave anything else open on the other, or even clone the displays so the video appearing in a window on your monitor also appears full-screen on your tv. It could definitely be better, though, because a lot of games minimize when they lose focus, and changing the desktop size shifts window positions. The latter isn't a problem if the resolutions are the same, of course, but I rarely run games as high as the desktop.
270 degrees would be more immersive. What's more intuitive for looking to the side: mouse right, or head right? It would be about as unfair as the advantage keyboard+mouse players have over joypad players. The cost of that makes it seem unfair now, but sooner or later it will be cheap enough that everybody has seventeen monitors and a telepathic controller, and they'll give you sideways looks when you say you've only got one screen on your gaming rig.
Switching over to itunes after you've manually renamed and de-tagged all your mp3s blows. Oh god, how I wish I'd adopted itunes, like, six or seven years ago. :(
In my experience, it has to do with the order you put them on. If you put ten files on, it will play them in the order you add them--usually alphabetically. If you remove #2, song #11 will take #2's slot. If you want to re-alphabetize them, copy off, reformat/delete all, and copy back on. Most file explorers move files alphabetically, but if you want another order, some explorers will transfer files in the order they're displayed. I think 2xplorer and tabexplorer transfer by sort order rather than alphabetically.
This is coming from a few months with a Sandisk and a year or so with a generic flash player.
Jeez! Thanks for the help. All of my searches included "download" or "midi" or "mp3," and that must have obfuscated it...
If it actually rendered all mp3s legal and copyright liability-free, I'd be happy to pay that tax. I hope it would make music easier to find, too. I can't even get my hands on the Mister Rogers theme song. How sad is that?
Bono?
It's like when the Beatles were "bigger than Jesus," except this time only 2% of the market agrees.
...and then they'll give you a flying pony for being a good citizen.
Chuck Norris can't be bought with your petty dollars. Roundhouse incoming in five... four...
Early Monk is better. It's gotten absurd, lately. Very contrived.
Nah. Eyeballs are what count--otherwise you're just sitting near the set, letting the terrorists win.
It's a special format (H.264 or mpeg4, at certain bitrates and resolutions), but more and more content shows up on the torrent aggregators preformatted for the iPod. I couldn't get Clone Wars any other way. What doesn't is trivial to convert with free utilities.
What Does A Schneider Truck & An Orange Barrel Have In Common?
They both have a dirt bag in them!
Ohhhh... comedy gold!
The producer spilled the beans after it was cancelled. I'm not going to spoil it in an open forum, but it should take you all of five seconds with Google to find the explanations.
...if they played it out in the game, rather than arbitrarily advance it all at once. I think I'd enjoy enlisting in the big movie battles and playing them out.
There are several these days, if you're looking for a PC. The Toshiba m200 series is pretty good, but the plastic mask over the LCD is fragile and costs $150 to replace.
No, no, complaining is exactly what you do when it's not worth opening the checkbook and fixing. If it's worth opening the checkbook, you do that instead.