Besides that, how are they sending the keypresses back to the server? Is there some unknown exploit in the PS/2 port we haven't found for ~15 years? If they've got the means on the victim's PC to send this information back in the first place they don't need special hardware at all.
root accounts can be made less privileged than normal users, if you want them to be. In windows Admin is Admin, and the only things with more power are the hidden system accounts.
On top of that, what torrents are ever so common as to warrant the use of a cache?
How many people download Linux ISOs using BT? If 30 people on one ISP download a new release, and it's using this, the ISP saves about 20-30GB and the users get the full 300KB/s they pay for instead of 2-3KB/s.
I'd give them a bit of credit, their headphones are good. But at this point I'd never trust anything from Sony that isn't entirely built from discrete components.
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It's kde bug #125388, but nothing's happened on it for 4 months.
I haven't looked at a GCN controller, but the N64 controller works almost the same as a ball mouse: it detects direction and speed (using digital sensors), which is why it malfunctions if you turn the console on with the stick off-centre (it doesn't know where it is). They presumably fixed that in the GCN one with some sort of auto calibration.
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The one thing it's missing is this (Google cached since the site isn't loading for me).
Well that and border-radius, but I can wait for that.
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Compared to Firefox where users have to wait until next year or put up with half-working CVS builds if they want rendering bugs fixed. If KHTML had better user CSS support I'd switch right now.
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...another layer of indirection. As if they didn't run slow enough on OS X already.
If these Intel chips are any faster than my current GF2, mext time I upgrade neither ATi nor nVidia are getting my money.
They don't do it in even enough proportions.
33MB? Ouch, are all the Windows drivers that bloated?
Random jitter? What, like an Internet connection?
Besides that, how are they sending the keypresses back to the server? Is there some unknown exploit in the PS/2 port we haven't found for ~15 years? If they've got the means on the victim's PC to send this information back in the first place they don't need special hardware at all.
The... uh... 21st century one?
IIRC, Home also only supports 1 CPU.
They play fine for me... but maybe that's because I pull them from the browser cache and use mplayer to play them.
Last time I checked, open source qt/wmv support isn't "better than theirs", and you have to use windows DLLs to play videos in WMV9/QT7 formats.
That'll only happen when there's an SVG equivalent of Flash MX. There isn't.
is to be made irrelevant by something else that works on all platforms and is cheaper/free/OSS.
What does Sonic The Hedgehog have to do with this article, or physics?
root accounts can be made less privileged than normal users, if you want them to be. In windows Admin is Admin, and the only things with more power are the hidden system accounts.
Firstly, he's not a grammar troll, he's a spelling Nazi.
Secondly, you misspelled grammar.
How many people download Linux ISOs using BT? If 30 people on one ISP download a new release, and it's using this, the ISP saves about 20-30GB and the users get the full 300KB/s they pay for instead of 2-3KB/s.
No, you've got it all wrong. What they mean by "no discs" is "tape drives".
I'd give them a bit of credit, their headphones are good. But at this point I'd never trust anything from Sony that isn't entirely built from discrete components.
It's kde bug #125388, but nothing's happened on it for 4 months.
I wouldn't call a game with a 4 on the end a must-have title, let alone a Rayman game.
I haven't looked at a GCN controller, but the N64 controller works almost the same as a ball mouse: it detects direction and speed (using digital sensors), which is why it malfunctions if you turn the console on with the stick off-centre (it doesn't know where it is). They presumably fixed that in the GCN one with some sort of auto calibration.
I wonder if these idiots have ever heard of an analog input device called a "mouse".
40dB fans are what's wrong with them.
The one thing it's missing is this (Google cached since the site isn't loading for me).
Well that and border-radius, but I can wait for that.
Compared to Firefox where users have to wait until next year or put up with half-working CVS builds if they want rendering bugs fixed. If KHTML had better user CSS support I'd switch right now.
I'll trade this r9200 for your 7950GX2!