> There is only so much anti-aliasing will do to correct bad fonts.
Have you seen http://xfree86.org/~keithp/render/compare.html ?
Thats a preety good demo of why its a good idea to get it into X, even if it has dropped hte boldness:-0
Haven't seen anyone mention RSF, yet, so I'll point you over too www.high-availability.com, their homepage. It can be configured to work with 1 interface/machine (relying on a serial and disk 'heartbeat' to insure things are up).
> [3dNow!] slower the first time this instruction > is executed, but afterwards would perform much > faster... Now that would be *amusing* in terms of FPS... Starts of at 5 fps, by the end of the deathmatch it's nearer 24:-)
> Nothing scary Nothing scary in having immensly powerful machines, able to modify their own systems, at a rate we cant even approach ? I can imagine that in the time it takes the operator to think "thats bad", and reach for the switch, the AI will already have found out about networks, read some hackers guides, and escaped. Because intelligne tlife strives to break its barriers.
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> There is only so much anti-aliasing will do to correct bad fonts. :-0
Have you seen http://xfree86.org/~keithp/render/compare.html ? Thats a preety good demo of why its a good idea to get it into X, even if it has dropped hte boldness
> we need a some book upgrade mechanism in place ASAP.
.deb or .rpm ? :-)
Haven't seen anyone mention RSF, yet, so I'll point you over too www.high-availability.com, their homepage. It can be configured to work with 1 interface/machine (relying on a serial and disk 'heartbeat' to insure things are up).
> is executed, but afterwards would perform much
> faster...
Now that would be *amusing* in terms of FPS... Starts of at 5 fps, by the end of the deathmatch it's nearer 24 :-)
> [3dNow!] slower the first time this instruction > is executed, but afterwards would perform much > faster... Now that would be *amusing* in terms of FPS... Starts of at 5 fps, by the end of the deathmatch it's nearer 24 :-)
> Nothing scary
Nothing scary in having immensly powerful machines, able to modify their own systems, at a rate we cant even approach ?
I can imagine that in the time it takes the operator to think "thats bad", and reach for the switch, the AI will already have found out about networks, read some hackers guides, and escaped. Because intelligne tlife strives to break its barriers.
> wait for PSII :-)
Well, it's a long wait, so I'm gonna get a PS now, and wait for a good trade in deal