I don't know about anyone else here, but Mario Golf is by far my fave. Nintendo game... hopefully we will see a new version pop out after the Revolution release?:-)
I think this could go far... but I suppose that is my opinion.
I actually had a thought of a miniature wrist-type PC with bluetooth. Transmit between your watch and a "full" system and be able to share documents, etc. That'd be neat.:-)
I am from Canada, and live in a fairly small city. We have some really small communities right around here. I feel it would be more like this:
*pick up phone and call the local Mayor*
"Hey Bobbeee, I'm aboot to build a huge ass tower in my backyard. Can I get permission?"
"How come, eh?"
"Damn church is blocking my porn[read: internet] signal, eh."
"I'll bring the beer and matches, if you bring the gasoline, eh?"
Don't you love how us Canadians can take pride in laughing at ourselves, yet when it comes to the US, they tend to get all bitchy?;-)
EEEK! I cannot trust it. It appears to be written in ASP or ASP.NET. Yuck. How can it be written in such a horrible language and be used for open source?
I am in the process of building a PRV/HTPC system. I went a slightly different route:
** NOTE: Canadian Prices **
- Obtained an old, broken DVD player and gutted it(APEX AD-1500) for the casing. (FREE) - VIA EPIA-M10000 Mother board [$230] - Mini-Box 200 watts Power Supply [$90] - Pioneer DVD-/+RW [$45] - 512MB SODIMM RAM [$75] - 250GB hard drive [$120] - Some odds and ends... [$20] - MythTV [FREE]
Total: $580:-)
The reason I am choosing an old DVD player as a case, is I don't like the ugly cases available. I don't need 2 5" bay slots, and I don't need any 3.5" bay slots. I want something small, simple, and looks like a usual DVD player.:-)
I am in the process of building a PRV/HTPC system. I went a slightly different route:
** NOTE: Canadian Prices **
- Obtained an old, broken DVD player and gutted it(APEX AD-1500) for the casing. (FREE)
- VIA EPIA-M10000 Mother board [$230]
- Mini-Box 200 watts Power Supply [$90]
- Pioneer DVD-/+RW [$45]
- 512MB SODIMM RAM [$75]
- 250GB hard drive [$120]
- Some odds and ends... [$20]
- MythTV [FREE]
Total: $580:-)
The reason I am choosing an old DVD player as a case, is I don't like the ugly cases available. I don't need 2 5" bay slots, and I don't need any 3.5" bay slots. I want something small, simple, and looks like a usual DVD player.:-)
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I don't know about anyone else here, but Mario Golf is by far my fave. Nintendo game... hopefully we will see a new version pop out after the Revolution release? :-)
The only downsides are:
I still want one... but I am a poor "Web 1.0" developer...
But seagate has 160GB platters... :-P
... I've been looking for something like this. Thank you Slashdot. :-)
... I can build a custom copper heatsink for my machines. :-)
... I'll stick to my bulky but functional LG 5400. :-)
I'll be sure to try this release out though. :-)
I actually had a thought of a miniature wrist-type PC with bluetooth. Transmit between your watch and a "full" system and be able to share documents, etc. That'd be neat. :-)
I feel that Gentoo Linux offers the best of both worlds, with their ebuilds. :-)
I've always been a fan of building, installing and maintaining my own Linux server. :-)
I suppose I've learned to just ignore anything with the acronym "HP" in the sentence. :-P
I generally do most of my work between the hours of 5:00pm - 5:00am the next morning.
Without constant connection to the internet, I don't know where I'd be.
but can it run linux? :-P
*pick up phone and call the local Mayor*
"Hey Bobbeee, I'm aboot to build a huge ass tower in my backyard. Can I get permission?"
"How come, eh?"
"Damn church is blocking my porn[read: internet] signal, eh."
"I'll bring the beer and matches, if you bring the gasoline, eh?"
Don't you love how us Canadians can take pride in laughing at ourselves, yet when it comes to the US, they tend to get all bitchy? ;-)
I don't believe this will affect me in any way. :-)
Not a part of the OpenH323 project, but WengoPhone may catch your attention. :-)
Or use OpenWengo. :-)
OpenWengo... It's open source. :-)
EEEK! I cannot trust it. It appears to be written in ASP or ASP.NET. Yuck. How can it be written in such a horrible language and be used for open source?
Or how about: /home/user/code/play/ /home/user/code/work/
:-)
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DAMNIT! Forgot to post as Plain Text:
:-)
:-)
I am in the process of building a PRV/HTPC system. I went a slightly different route:
** NOTE: Canadian Prices **
- Obtained an old, broken DVD player and gutted it(APEX AD-1500) for the casing. (FREE)
- VIA EPIA-M10000 Mother board [$230]
- Mini-Box 200 watts Power Supply [$90]
- Pioneer DVD-/+RW [$45]
- 512MB SODIMM RAM [$75]
- 250GB hard drive [$120]
- Some odds and ends... [$20]
- MythTV [FREE]
Total: $580
The reason I am choosing an old DVD player as a case, is I don't like the ugly cases available. I don't need 2 5" bay slots, and I don't need any 3.5" bay slots. I want something small, simple, and looks like a usual DVD player.
I am in the process of building a PRV/HTPC system. I went a slightly different route: ** NOTE: Canadian Prices ** - Obtained an old, broken DVD player and gutted it(APEX AD-1500) for the casing. (FREE) - VIA EPIA-M10000 Mother board [$230] - Mini-Box 200 watts Power Supply [$90] - Pioneer DVD-/+RW [$45] - 512MB SODIMM RAM [$75] - 250GB hard drive [$120] - Some odds and ends... [$20] - MythTV [FREE] Total: $580 :-)
The reason I am choosing an old DVD player as a case, is I don't like the ugly cases available. I don't need 2 5" bay slots, and I don't need any 3.5" bay slots. I want something small, simple, and looks like a usual DVD player. :-)
Works fine for me. :-)
To my understanding, MythTV uses xine for the video stuff. So just install the codecs you expect yourself to be using, and you're good to go. :-)
Hehe... Leave it to MS to develop a buggy scripting language.