And other times you get the best deal. I remember there being a big deal over 1080 Snowboarding on the N64 getting released in AU 6 months before the UK.
Only 15 years? Someone gave me a bunch of obsolete hardware a few years ago. Among it were three 1.5GB hard disks from 1980. 5¼" full height, SCSI, and heavier than a brick. And they had heatsinks.
It is on the front page, and my response to it is "who gives a shit?". Emulation's been done to death on the PSP ages ago, and legitimate emulators have also been done before. Too many sony stories with not enough relevant content.
Sound processing. Simulating 50 or so sound effects in a 3D environment without a high-end sound card with hardware OpenAL takes a huge amount of CPU time.
While Debian has the balls to do this, Gentoo already had a GPLed fork of cdrtools available, and TOOK IT AWAY just because a new version of cdrtools came out with a few new features.
The new law will not target those who accidentally come into contact with obscene pornography or affect mainstream entertainment industry working within current obscenity laws.
But where do you draw the "accidental" line at? Or was that purposely left vague for later interpretation?
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You just reminded me of something...
Internal miscommunication like this is what killed Sega.
RGB SCART is more than good enough.
Can NTSC SDTVs handle 1024x768x60Hz?
And other times you get the best deal. I remember there being a big deal over 1080 Snowboarding on the N64 getting released in AU 6 months before the UK.
Transmeta did that, and look where it got them: bankrupt.
Or you could just set an upper bound in /etc/limits.
This is Toshiba we're talking about, not the RIAA. There's an actual product here.
How do you know this news story wasn't written by one of those idiots that fall for these scams?
Only 15 years?
Someone gave me a bunch of obsolete hardware a few years ago. Among it were three 1.5GB hard disks from 1980. 5¼" full height, SCSI, and heavier than a brick. And they had heatsinks.
Good thing you showed me that.
Do any other companies do this? I think I might just spend that £150 on a graphics card instead.
And I don't blame them for ignoring it, that bug's even more of a trollfest than the MNG bug.
I've ran KDE 3 in cygwin before. It works, but it wasn't really usable.
It is on the front page, and my response to it is "who gives a shit?". Emulation's been done to death on the PSP ages ago, and legitimate emulators have also been done before. Too many sony stories with not enough relevant content.
I prefer VCR, because it doesn't try to dictate to me whether or not I can use my own hardware to skip certain parts of the video.
All the consoles I've ever bought new only came with RF, except the GC which used composite.
(slightly offtopic: does anyone know what that digital port on the back of the gamecube is for?)
That's because Microsoft detractors can use the Spartacus defence.
Apache isn't GPLed anyway.
Sound processing. Simulating 50 or so sound effects in a 3D environment without a high-end sound card with hardware OpenAL takes a huge amount of CPU time.
Last time I tried that, I was left writing ASCII text files.
While Debian has the balls to do this, Gentoo already had a GPLed fork of cdrtools available, and TOOK IT AWAY just because a new version of cdrtools came out with a few new features.
Here's a better graph
By "GLX", do you just mean glxgears doesn't segfault, or do you mean there's an open source nv driver that's actually better than the vesa driver?
But where do you draw the "accidental" line at? Or was that purposely left vague for later interpretation?
Just enough time to fix things if a process decides to eat the computer without warning.
I was just reading this again yesterday...