The graphics jump was huge in the SNES generation, while the graphics leap in this one is only large. At this point its just photorealism, then it was you wouldn't be able to do stuff because the graphics were so weak.
is Desktop Linux. Sheesh, it is not the year of the Desktop Linux. It never will be. It will slowly grow, but just 'be' there. Yes, Martin Fink, I'm talking to you.
..an extremely tech-friendly site that follows trends of current technological fads and has a very high penetration of coders that could use work to pay for ramen. Another good idea would go somewhere that would know how to leverage open source solutions for your problems.
Who says I (we) support war? I don't, but frankly, there is not a thing I can do about it for the next 3 years, so we might as well some of the money saved goes somewhere useful, instead of to the defense/homeland security department.
"The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research."
Its part of Freedom; freedom to do anything with it they want. Think of it like free will. If a God gave it to people, then they were free to do stuff that he didn't like, but thats part of the package deal.
I'd rather have linux do something like that, even if I don't agree with the 'that'. I'd rather have tax money saved on something like that, and also it furthers the robotics field from the open source point of view.
It is local law, and google has no chance of changing it. Either they come, or someone else will, simple as that. No matter how unjust, or how much I disagree with a law, it is still the law. Google has almost no choice in the matter.
Its basicly be there and do something you don't want to, or watch someone else do it, to the exact same effect, except you don't get the money. Sound business tactics, but the situation is hardly their fault.
Most anything that doesn't require X is lightweight by today's standards. So go open an xterm. btdownloadcurses, wget, etc all work just as well as thier GUI counterparts:)
That's equivalent to saying if you never leave your house you won't get mugged. Sure, its probably true, but if you take the proper cautions, you will probably avoid getting mugged, and, more importantly, you don't let fear control your life.
Have you tried tunneling SSH over the https port? I've played around with it at my high school, but its hardly worth it since they block no outgoing ports...
Thing is, my Geforce 5200 FX probably would get pwned in this test, but I can play HL2 with almost all the settings cranked up just fine. Why do I care about a stupid test?
to edit out the copyright notices and comments in other languages:)
I'm serious about the copyright notice though; one time in school, a kid copied a major assignment verbatim... so verbatim he forgot to take off the big 'ol 'by Bruce Proctor' off the top.
When he read it in front of the class, the teacher was very impressed (the student is not the best ever:D), but as he was talking out the door, you hear a bellow of "...by Bruce Proctor... SYED!"
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p2pfs?
Just upload to bittorrent, ftp, or some other p2p system, and redownload it if you need it again!
Some small security issues may apply though...
Ye Gods man, it was a joke. I know it was totally off-base with reality, but that wasn't the point...
Analyzing jokes is generally a bad idea.
...scientists report global warming is predicted to increase four-fold by 2008.
Business Plan:
:)
1. Start an dot com business with a buzzword technology.
2. ???
3. PROFIT!
Just name it --C/CLI :)
The graphics jump was huge in the SNES generation, while the graphics leap in this one is only large. At this point its just photorealism, then it was you wouldn't be able to do stuff because the graphics were so weak.
Ahem, there is a not after the but in the previous post :)
is Desktop Linux. Sheesh, it is not the year of the Desktop Linux. It never will be. It will slowly grow, but just 'be' there. Yes, Martin Fink, I'm talking to you.
..an extremely tech-friendly site that follows trends of current technological fads and has a very high penetration of coders that could use work to pay for ramen. Another good idea would go somewhere that would know how to leverage open source solutions for your problems.
Nowhere exact comes to mind though...
I have already left slavery for the promised land. Lots of those strange penguins around though...
Who says I (we) support war? I don't, but frankly, there is not a thing I can do about it for the next 3 years, so we might as well some of the money saved goes somewhere useful, instead of to the defense/homeland security department.
oh, you mean Sol! Oh, if your inferring we are actually in /Terra/, then of course I know what you primitives call the sun.
From the OSI definition:
"The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research."
Its part of Freedom; freedom to do anything with it they want. Think of it like free will. If a God gave it to people, then they were free to do stuff that he didn't like, but thats part of the package deal.
I'd rather have linux do something like that, even if I don't agree with the 'that'. I'd rather have tax money saved on something like that, and also it furthers the robotics field from the open source point of view.
;)
And best yet, no blue screen of open fire
Wait, isn't he the editor /. hired a bit back?
It is local law, and google has no chance of changing it. Either they come, or someone else will, simple as that. No matter how unjust, or how much I disagree with a law, it is still the law. Google has almost no choice in the matter.
Its basicly be there and do something you don't want to, or watch someone else do it, to the exact same effect, except you don't get the money. Sound business tactics, but the situation is hardly their fault.
I hear that Deep blue might provide a bit of a challenge for her.
Most anything that doesn't require X is lightweight by today's standards. So go open an xterm. btdownloadcurses, wget, etc all work just as well as thier GUI counterparts :)
Screen? Who needs screen. btdownloadcurses is all I need.
That's equivalent to saying if you never leave your house you won't get mugged. Sure, its probably true, but if you take the proper cautions, you will probably avoid getting mugged, and, more importantly, you don't let fear control your life.
Have you tried tunneling SSH over the https port? I've played around with it at my high school, but its hardly worth it since they block no outgoing ports...
Sad, but possibly true...
Thing is, my Geforce 5200 FX probably would get pwned in this test, but I can play HL2 with almost all the settings cranked up just fine. Why do I care about a stupid test?
to edit out the copyright notices and comments in other languages :)
:D), but as he was talking out the door, you hear a bellow of "...by Bruce Proctor... SYED!"
;)
I'm serious about the copyright notice though; one time in school, a kid copied a major assignment verbatim... so verbatim he forgot to take off the big 'ol 'by Bruce Proctor' off the top.
When he read it in front of the class, the teacher was very impressed (the student is not the best ever
Good times
Actually, I have no idea what I was thinking-- I mean the exact opposite of that post now that I read it again. Sheesh, I must be tired. :/
but larger, yes.
Games were small and simple then-- they are large and complex now, bugs will be easier to find in a large program.