Re:NAT is the IPv4 version of segmented memory
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I don't get it.
He dismisses a response about IPv6 having built-in DHCP as irrelevant, then immediately after writes 10 paragraphs bitching about manually configuring addresses.
It's got a broken CRTC, no red channel in the output plus the image is smeared. If it worked (without causing blinding headaches after 5 minutes) I wouldn't be using this MX400:)
Unless you want to infect your system with realplayer, it already is. I think you still need windows DLLs to listen to their internet radio on linux. So much for "public service".
So is this better or worse than that other "flash replacement" memory we heard about on/. the other week? You know, the one that's supposedly got the best parts of DRAM, hard disks and flash all in one?
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I hear them on the radio all the time. I just don't find most new bands these days original enough to be worth remembering.
How exactly do they fund all this stuff? It can't be coming from hosting fees alone.
I couldn't name one either, and Pac-Man's older than I am. Maybe those bands just suck.
It still uses a fake UA in version 9? How do they expect anyone to take them seriously?
NoScript is a feature Firefox should have had from day one, and IE has had for over 10 years.
Source, UE and Doom3.
Can you spot the odd one out?
I don't get it.
He dismisses a response about IPv6 having built-in DHCP as irrelevant, then immediately after writes 10 paragraphs bitching about manually configuring addresses.
This guy sounds like another RMS.
I think Microsoft won this particular contest 5 years ago.
I thought the GP post sounded odd at first (who'd buy a controller with nothing to use it with?)...
So if these are USB and the wireless function is bluetooth, could these possibly be hacked to work as BT access points?
I knew someone'd say that.
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It's got a broken CRTC, no red channel in the output plus the image is smeared. If it worked (without causing blinding headaches after 5 minutes) I wouldn't be using this MX400
Damn, and I've got a 9600XT just sitting on a shelf.
I think newer cards with HDR and stuff like that can handle a bit more than 32-bit floats.
At this point in time I'd say it's the videos themselves.
Instead of going to crazy engineering lengths to generate AC directly, you could just stick a DC-AC converter on the end.
Great, another "feature" I'll have to endure in addition to all the other obnoxious noises idiots have on their phones.
I hope their webserver isn't in one of these...
Most black-hats have that scientology mindset. They really do believe their own bullshit, no matter how insane it sounds to real people.
Wow... that's the first time I've seen a comment duped in the same article!
I think it's for the same reason they left HTML, CSS and Javascript support similarly crippled, while providing perfect VBscript and ActiveX support.
No surprises, about 80% more speed for multithreaded programs.
Unless you want to infect your system with realplayer, it already is. I think you still need windows DLLs to listen to their internet radio on linux. So much for "public service".
Actually I thought the same thing at first until I read TFA. This one uses resistor heat (retarded idea in a PC, IMO) and that one uses magnetism.
That's because microchips don't double as centrifuges.
So is this better or worse than that other "flash replacement" memory we heard about on /. the other week? You know, the one that's supposedly got the best parts of DRAM, hard disks and flash all in one?
Finally! A catchy name to use instead of the 100-odd boring expansions of "DRM". It's catchier than saying "get fucked" too.