A reinstall seemed to fix what was broken by changing the graphics card. Whatever hardware detection is done on startup is far better than what I could do afterwards.
LOL
I'm not paid to figure out how to configure xconf, but I did give it a shot though. It would crash everything randomly. A reinstall was quicker and therefore cheaper.
Don't like wasting 90MB? Well, maybe if they didn't have drastically less resources than their competition, they could spare someone to optimize for size. For now, perhaps you can spare the 0.01$ of hard drive space. Sure, I agree 90MB is horribly bloated, but its not anywhere bad enough to care about when compared to actual driver bugs, or the price difference in GPUs.
I use Linux in work, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I had to reinstall it when I changed graphics card because it kept crashing (kernel too). I'm afraid to plug a second monitor in in case it causes the same thing to happen. I seriously considered installing Win7 on the machine and running Linux under VMWare. That's what I do on my laptop.
If there's anything that'll kill any interest in a subject its having to adhere to a Government approved curriculum.
They're kids, let them play in the sun/puddles and fall out of trees for a few years before allowing them to sit in front of a computer all day.
So C/C++ are a government conspiracy of the 60's so they could intercept data from the Internet, which hadn't been invented (or at least only used within military circles) at the time?
You're too stupid to be a C/C++ programmer. Stop doing it.
My laptop is fairly powerful in all aspects except for the utterly useless for programming 1366x768 screen.
I got a 27" monitor that supports up to 2560x1440, 'borrowed' and old USB keyboard and mouse from work, put the laptop on a chair
next to where the montior sits (I don't have room for a desk). That's it, make sure the air ducts of the laptop aren't blocked and the only time
you'll need to touch it is to turn it on. Put the laptop screen onto the lowest power setting too!
It's a pity there's no Open Source version of Perforce (yes, yes not everyone needs DVCS).
They really panicked with the 2012 version though. I believe Google also use Perforce.
Symbian weren't allowed break APIs. With C++ it's actually quite easy to do, so newer APIs were added. series60, which has nothing to do with SymbianOS, may be another matter. Phone manufacturers were also free to choose which functionality they supported.
I really hate buying books about a topic and then it having exercises for me to figure stuff out I bought the book for. Not everybody is a student. At least Knuth gives the answers in his books.
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It doesn't work, Flash can still take down Firefox pretty regularly
1366x768 just doesn't cut it, no matter how many OSes you stick on it.
A reinstall seemed to fix what was broken by changing the graphics card. Whatever hardware detection is done on startup is far better than what I could do afterwards.
LOL I'm not paid to figure out how to configure xconf, but I did give it a shot though. It would crash everything randomly. A reinstall was quicker and therefore cheaper.
Does that include the tool you have to download and run in order to download the installer?
Don't want .Net for your drivers? Try Linux.
Don't like wasting 90MB? Well, maybe if they didn't have drastically less resources than their competition, they could spare someone to optimize for size. For now, perhaps you can spare the 0.01$ of hard drive space. Sure, I agree 90MB is horribly bloated, but its not anywhere bad enough to care about when compared to actual driver bugs, or the price difference in GPUs.
I use Linux in work, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I had to reinstall it when I changed graphics card because it kept crashing (kernel too). I'm afraid to plug a second monitor in in case it causes the same thing to happen. I seriously considered installing Win7 on the machine and running Linux under VMWare. That's what I do on my laptop.
148MB for the latest Nvidia driver.
*sigh*
I installed fresh ATI graphics drivers today. 90MB for a driver. .Net 4.5 needed to be installed. GTFO.
Here, here. The artful side of programming is never talked about, it's up there with architecture if you ask me.
If there's anything that'll kill any interest in a subject its having to adhere to a Government approved curriculum. They're kids, let them play in the sun/puddles and fall out of trees for a few years before allowing them to sit in front of a computer all day.
So C/C++ are a government conspiracy of the 60's so they could intercept data from the Internet, which hadn't been invented (or at least only used within military circles) at the time? You're too stupid to be a C/C++ programmer. Stop doing it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjAyazqtQj8
Unlocked prices are high because phones are actually expensive to manufacture and test. They're far more complex than any PC or laptop
Posted from Firefox?
But Firefox is already always running but not responding!
Rust. Why?
My laptop is fairly powerful in all aspects except for the utterly useless for programming 1366x768 screen. I got a 27" monitor that supports up to 2560x1440, 'borrowed' and old USB keyboard and mouse from work, put the laptop on a chair next to where the montior sits (I don't have room for a desk). That's it, make sure the air ducts of the laptop aren't blocked and the only time you'll need to touch it is to turn it on. Put the laptop screen onto the lowest power setting too!
Tvcatchup is great but sometimes you can only get 360p quality
Liveleak has one of the most racist communites on the publically available internet
I recently bought this: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-003-DG No idea if it's Korean or not but it's awesome, no dead pixels, HD input. No USB though and the speakers are pants but hey.
It's a pity there's no Open Source version of Perforce (yes, yes not everyone needs DVCS). They really panicked with the 2012 version though. I believe Google also use Perforce.
Speaking as someone who graduation from an Irish University with a CS Degree and MSc, degrees are what you make them.
Symbian weren't allowed break APIs. With C++ it's actually quite easy to do, so newer APIs were added. series60, which has nothing to do with SymbianOS, may be another matter. Phone manufacturers were also free to choose which functionality they supported.
So what exactly happens to this? Makes its way up to the surface eventually and generally fucks shit up I assume.
I really hate buying books about a topic and then it having exercises for me to figure stuff out I bought the book for. Not everybody is a student. At least Knuth gives the answers in his books.