If he wants some real piracy, lets download his book, print it on paper, and sell it outside of your local bookstore. He will be wishing that he stayed with the more specific terminology.
It's actually quite different. And that software running on Ubuntu is only dependent on X11R7, so any OS that runs X11R7 can be identical to your little Ubuntu interface.
Some fields of science require UNIX for serious work.
If fields of science still use AT&T UNIX, then they need to have a wake up call and update their OS and supported hardware to something newer, like FreeBSD 7, Linux or OpenSolaris.
Nope, its a UFO. That's the exact definition of it. If an article is posted about alien spacecraft sightings, then that's your cue to type in your lame comment.
Watch out for the christian mods zappepcs - they are known to be extremely stressed out when that demonic American holiday Halloween is around the corner.
I hope 3.1 gets out the door soon. FF3 won't work on my mac at all - crashes, bad page renders, missing css, broken javascript.
which is still better performance than I get with IE.
Wait - you still use IE on your Mac? I'm assuming you aren't talking about running Windows on a Macbook as Firefox doesn't have hardware dependencies. If you are talking about IE5 for PPC then you must of woken up from a bad coma or something. BTW Firefox 3 works perfectly on the 4 OSs I've thrown at it - FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows(XP).
And Macs already use encrypted binaries against TPM but the key for that is known so that's why regular PCs can install a decrypted version.
You are officially not informed and possibly stupid. Apple does not use TPM in their intel systems. It's done through dsmos.
Read up before making claims.
As for removing the check from the code, that won't help much when it comes to updates and changes. This is why it's taken care of via a kernel extension. The same thing with cpuids when it comes to software and AMD systems. Currently it is manually checked and modified, but there is a new kernel extension almost ready to release that will alter installed files so that the cpuids in its opcodes will work for amd. There's also a kernel extension that makes sure that certain kernel extensions that are installed by default in updates (for intel macs) are immediately removed (since after rebooting it will make the OS unbootable).
There's a lot more going on than most people think. The amount of people working on running OS X on the PC has shot up since 2005/2006.
So if I post a conspiracy theory that links Bin Laden to Bush's successful election, i will get a score of informative? Or do i need to do something crazier like talk about how we ourselves blew up the twin towers?
I know. along with that are the people who are crazy enough to think that the anthrax attacks came from our own government lab!
Nowadays, anyone who wants to discover a new operating system wants to try a live CD first.
Although there were other live OpenBSD CDs (like OliveBSD), yet another one, especially based upon something original like Enlightenment, is a great thing.
OpenBSD is often described as a server-only (or network-stuff-only) operating system. Actually, it can also be a decent desktop OS.
I'm using OpenBSD on my primary workstation for 7 years and I'm quite happy with it. The only thing I *really* miss, especially as a web developper, is the lack of Flash support (except crappy support with Opera). nspluginwrapper + linux emulation is still as stable as nitroglycerine.
Not to be an OSS whore, but check out the latest development sources for gnash. If definitely improved since the last time I've used it. I've also heard that some flash 9 apps are starting to load just fine, but what do I know.
I'd say this is the last game that scared the shit out of me. The fact that you don't have any health bar, and that your vision, hearing, and even your heartbeat and breathing pace are affected by the situation can really frighten you. I don't think this game got enough credit. I still haven't finished the game yet.
Here's a nice 10 minute video that gives you the general feeling of the whole game. (minus the 320x240 resolution and lossy quality of course). If you get bored skip to the middle.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vs-7_JlzJg
I downloaded the pirated version, played it until i got to the space level - played a few missions in there and felt that i played enough. I personally didn't feel the fun of creation that was expected. The entire game felt quite directed. The molecular stage i found fun, even though it was quite simple. The creature stage got quite boring since it was quite directed - you wouldn't be going anywhere unless you completed the stupid collection quests. It would be more entertaining if they went a WoW route with that - making other peoples creatures your AI-powered neighbors isn't enough. The tribal stage was warcraft. Nuff' said. The civilization stage was frustrating, because depending on the type of society you pick, you are limited with what you get. I picked the capitalism-based one (instead of a militaristic or religious one from what i remember), and i could only buy and sell things; make deals. If someone attacked me I didn't have tanks that could take them out - I would have to buy myself out of a war. Now that I think about it - it definitely made it interesting. In the end I go to space, get little quests, etc. I felt like I was getting no where. So I finally turn the game off so I can go "browsing" at YouPorn - it was then when I realized that it was 9pm and I didn't go to work that morning.
James Ussher proposed the birth of the universe happened in 4004 BC according to his interpretation of the bible. Don't personally ask why. So if you are going to follow that young earth age - it includes the CE dates. That's why people refer to the young earth age as "6000 years" (give or take).
You could always go both ways and install OS X on the ASUS Eee. Ignore the random blog posts on the net; they're outdated - Eee is well supported as of now. Everything is pretty much taken care of driver-wise. And of course this assumes you purchased a licensed copy of Leopard.
Be proud of yourself. Why are you afraid of hiding your identity? You understand the parent is an atheist the same way you are a monotheist. You are being very general when saying that all atheist religions are full of nimrods. The parent is not the representative of all atheist religions, and as a person who would get labeled as an atheist (or heathen/satanist in the USA) I disagree with him. The one question I have for you is if another myth in the judeo-christian book is proven false - will you leave your religion and be a person dependable on his or her self for life (like myself), or would you follow the next evolution of christianity? A completely optional question to answer, I've just been curious on the answers of people of any mono-poly religion would give.
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If he wants some real piracy, lets download his book, print it on paper, and sell it outside of your local bookstore. He will be wishing that he stayed with the more specific terminology.
It's actually quite different. And that software running on Ubuntu is only dependent on X11R7, so any OS that runs X11R7 can be identical to your little Ubuntu interface.
PS: If you mention osX86, I'll kill you.
osx86.
Some fields of science require UNIX for serious work.
If fields of science still use AT&T UNIX, then they need to have a wake up call and update their OS and supported hardware to something newer, like FreeBSD 7, Linux or OpenSolaris.
Nope, its a UFO. That's the exact definition of it. If an article is posted about alien spacecraft sightings, then that's your cue to type in your lame comment.
Watch out for the christian mods zappepcs - they are known to be extremely stressed out when that demonic American holiday Halloween is around the corner.
I got upgraded to 3.0.2 and since then i get occasional crashes. It could be the flash on 64 bit... but anyway.
nspluginwrapper runs on its own thread. you must be on m$ crack(tm).
I hope 3.1 gets out the door soon. FF3 won't work on my mac at all - crashes, bad page renders, missing css, broken javascript.
which is still better performance than I get with IE.
Wait - you still use IE on your Mac? I'm assuming you aren't talking about running Windows on a Macbook as Firefox doesn't have hardware dependencies. If you are talking about IE5 for PPC then you must of woken up from a bad coma or something. BTW Firefox 3 works perfectly on the 4 OSs I've thrown at it - FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows(XP).
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Their speeds all suck next to lynx!
Bah! you damn moderators can't accept the truth!
Is this going to be another one of those hollow claims backed up by a viral video, like unlocking car doors with a tennis ball?
step 1: wrap a string around a tennis ball and a brick so they are tightly snug; I suggest to use the "1337 h4x0r knot" for extra tightness.
step 2: throw the tennis ball-brick at the driver side car door window.
step 3: place your hand past where the window once was and move the locking switch on the door from its locked position to its unlocked position.
step 4: open the door.
And Macs already use encrypted binaries against TPM but the key for that is known so that's why regular PCs can install a decrypted version.
You are officially not informed and possibly stupid. Apple does not use TPM in their intel systems. It's done through dsmos.
Read up before making claims.
As for removing the check from the code, that won't help much when it comes to updates and changes. This is why it's taken care of via a kernel extension. The same thing with cpuids when it comes to software and AMD systems. Currently it is manually checked and modified, but there is a new kernel extension almost ready to release that will alter installed files so that the cpuids in its opcodes will work for amd. There's also a kernel extension that makes sure that certain kernel extensions that are installed by default in updates (for intel macs) are immediately removed (since after rebooting it will make the OS unbootable).
There's a lot more going on than most people think. The amount of people working on running OS X on the PC has shot up since 2005/2006.
Okay, so maybe I hate my own president a little too much.
Georgie Bush's post-presidency company has fucked up already! Georoge, I don't think the music industry is your cup of scotch.
So if I post a conspiracy theory that links Bin Laden to Bush's successful election, i will get a score of informative? Or do i need to do something crazier like talk about how we ourselves blew up the twin towers?
I know. along with that are the people who are crazy enough to think that the anthrax attacks came from our own government lab!
Nowadays, anyone who wants to discover a new operating system wants to try a live CD first.
Although there were other live OpenBSD CDs (like OliveBSD), yet another one, especially based upon something original like Enlightenment, is a great thing.
OpenBSD is often described as a server-only (or network-stuff-only) operating system. Actually, it can also be a decent desktop OS.
I'm using OpenBSD on my primary workstation for 7 years and I'm quite happy with it. The only thing I *really* miss, especially as a web developper, is the lack of Flash support (except crappy support with Opera). nspluginwrapper + linux emulation is still as stable as nitroglycerine.
Not to be an OSS whore, but check out the latest development sources for gnash. If definitely improved since the last time I've used it. I've also heard that some flash 9 apps are starting to load just fine, but what do I know.
bzr branch http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/trunk
If you can try it out tonight, reply to this because i'm curious on how it works out on OpenBSD
Here's a nice 10 minute video that gives you the general feeling of the whole game. (minus the 320x240 resolution and lossy quality of course). If you get bored skip to the middle.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vs-7_JlzJg
(hehe just kidding - George Takei is one cool dude)
"I'm exercising my visual cortex!" *fapfapfapfapfapfapfapfapfapfap*
I downloaded the pirated version, played it until i got to the space level - played a few missions in there and felt that i played enough. I personally didn't feel the fun of creation that was expected. The entire game felt quite directed.
The molecular stage i found fun, even though it was quite simple. The creature stage got quite boring since it was quite directed - you wouldn't be going anywhere unless you completed the stupid collection quests. It would be more entertaining if they went a WoW route with that - making other peoples creatures your AI-powered neighbors isn't enough.
The tribal stage was warcraft. Nuff' said.
The civilization stage was frustrating, because depending on the type of society you pick, you are limited with what you get. I picked the capitalism-based one (instead of a militaristic or religious one from what i remember), and i could only buy and sell things; make deals. If someone attacked me I didn't have tanks that could take them out - I would have to buy myself out of a war. Now that I think about it - it definitely made it interesting.
In the end I go to space, get little quests, etc. I felt like I was getting no where. So I finally turn the game off so I can go "browsing" at YouPorn - it was then when I realized that it was 9pm and I didn't go to work that morning.
or (heaven forbid) Palin.
HEATHEN!!!
James Ussher proposed the birth of the universe happened in 4004 BC according to his interpretation of the bible. Don't personally ask why. So if you are going to follow that young earth age - it includes the CE dates. That's why people refer to the young earth age as "6000 years" (give or take).
History and statistics don't support that. Ronald Regan was older when he ran for his 2nd term. He didn't die in office.
Ronald Regan only survived because of the "white JellyBellies" that Nancy would feed him.
Why should I have to pay for a rape kit for a woman I didn't even get to rape?
Well you could easily solve that issue yourself, right? Not that I condone it at all. Being the rapist is of course an option as a tax-paying citizen.
You could always go both ways and install OS X on the ASUS Eee. Ignore the random blog posts on the net; they're outdated - Eee is well supported as of now. Everything is pretty much taken care of driver-wise. And of course this assumes you purchased a licensed copy of Leopard.
Be proud of yourself. Why are you afraid of hiding your identity? You understand the parent is an atheist the same way you are a monotheist. You are being very general when saying that all atheist religions are full of nimrods. The parent is not the representative of all atheist religions, and as a person who would get labeled as an atheist (or heathen/satanist in the USA) I disagree with him. The one question I have for you is if another myth in the judeo-christian book is proven false - will you leave your religion and be a person dependable on his or her self for life (like myself), or would you follow the next evolution of christianity? A completely optional question to answer, I've just been curious on the answers of people of any mono-poly religion would give.