We're all so used to buying new computers and components and constantly updating and patching software. A lot of wasted money, pollution, resources, power, and time.
I've done the exact opposite: put in a slower, older GFX card, slower RAM and downclocked the CPU. I don't really notice the loss, even with games, and it's saving on the electricity bill.
I don't want 400fps at max settings, I just want something relatively new that can run 3 year old games decently without turning the room into a sauna. Unfortunately with the things I've heard about Matrox and S3 it doesn't look like I've got much of a choice:/
I like using the method of having a document.write(''); before the normal "encrypted" output. It does exactly what it says, and works in IE/Firefox. Of course it shouldn't but it's nice to have around sometimes.
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They do use a portal engine. Pretty much everything since Quake 1 uses portal rendering, even some Doom sourceports have it now. This is just the first time drawing it "wrong" has been made part of the gameplay.
Maybe your phone doesn't use IPv4 at all. That doesn't mean it's using proprietary stuff, it might just have IPv6 in which case you'd _need_ a proxy to access the v4 Internet.
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Ooh, so does that make yours a predictable GNAA response, or are you just a lone nobody?
That depends on your definition of WW3.
I've seen Gnome3 screenshots before even OS X 10.4 was released. Don't know about KDE.
How about the ISS and a dozen Soyuz trips per month?
Does any other country's space program have a farce^Wproblem like this, and if so why aren't we getting 10 articles a month about them too?
It'd be illegal to force a different UA string in the first place.
That was a terrible poem.
At times like this I'm glad my country's leader is _only_ a lying, greedy bastard and not someone like you two.
I've done the exact opposite: put in a slower, older GFX card, slower RAM and downclocked the CPU. I don't really notice the loss, even with games, and it's saving on the electricity bill.
From that comment I'm guessing you've never played any Final Fantasy games. Spreadsheets with a plot.
This is also a blog. Don't mess with the bloggers; they'll fsck you up.
Or, they could download YOUR whole culture, run it through a spellchecker, and reupload it again in only 3 seconds!
The catch is that you'll need to buy a special router to get the full speed, and you won't be able to saturate 2.5Gb/s with a single PC anyway.
It won't make it into a $40k router, true.
But it'll make a pretty good $1k router.
What choice is there right now?
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I don't want 400fps at max settings, I just want something relatively new that can run 3 year old games decently without turning the room into a sauna. Unfortunately with the things I've heard about Matrox and S3 it doesn't look like I've got much of a choice
The maximum NTFS file size is actually 16TB, as MS has crippled it for some reason or other.
If your resume won't display in a text editor, you're writing it wrong.
I don't quite follow your post. Are you trying to say the 3D Prince of Persia isn't a sequel?
Stupid HTML filter...
Should be "document.write('<'+'plaintext>')"
I like using the method of having a document.write(''); before the normal "encrypted" output. It does exactly what it says, and works in IE/Firefox. Of course it shouldn't but it's nice to have around sometimes.
They do use a portal engine. Pretty much everything since Quake 1 uses portal rendering, even some Doom sourceports have it now. This is just the first time drawing it "wrong" has been made part of the gameplay.
Maybe your phone doesn't use IPv4 at all. That doesn't mean it's using proprietary stuff, it might just have IPv6 in which case you'd _need_ a proxy to access the v4 Internet.
Maybe the point they're trying to make is that everyone on the planet will be hardwired into Windows Singularity in 30 years time.
So if something/someone doesn't kill us all in the meantime, will we be advanced enough to use this as a power source?
Directories? chmod? open()?
It worked for udev/sysfs/procfs.