I had a bit of free time so I clicked through the entire article (after blocking their ads). Not much worth seeing other than the insides of a few PC cases viewed from half a dozen angles.
There's two types of KDE ebuilds for it at the moment: the old huge ones and new separate ones. They don't help all that much though, since every time there's a new official release they change the version number for everything so you end up compiling them all one at a time anyway.
The split X.Org packages are more useful though, since you can install it without the evil, evil bitmap sans-serif fonts.
I haven't had many good experiences using IDEs. Right now the only one I use is Quanta for web stuff, and even then I only use it for about 4 features. What I really can't stand are the ones that take half the control away from the user.
One other thing - unless you've got fast PCs, avoid Java-based IDEs. Otherwise you'll be wasting most of the time waiting for the damn thing to load.
Pick whichever supports most of the physical hardware, since whatever it can't see the emulated OS can't either. If you're left with more than one choice there, narrow it down further depending on which matters to you more: speed, stability, security etc. Of course in a perfect world you wouldn't need to choose between those, but then you wouldn't need a virtual machine either.
Anyone else find it odd that there's no clear pictures of someone's skin with this "disease", only a few blurry microscope images/electron microscope images of something that could be a dozen other things?
I read somewhere on/. a few weeks ago that the PS3 supposedly has no region locks. Apparently it's the only legitimate defence modchippers have so they removed it.
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I had a bit of free time so I clicked through the entire article (after blocking their ads). Not much worth seeing other than the insides of a few PC cases viewed from half a dozen angles.
WTF? Since when was ".coop" a TLD?
There's no such thing as "too much bandwidth".
That controller looks awfully... familiar.
£130, to be exact. I bought my GC about 2 weeks after release for that price. Though I remember the N64 being a lot more...
In the UK, those things you said usually get a detention at most.
For the price of two of these, I could've bought new and got much more than 10 hours of play from it.
Sega did that at least twice. Look where it got their hardware business.
Are you kidding? Sony's presentation was the best by far!!
Sounds more like the motorbike power up from Alex Kidd.
If you have a better idea what electronics intended to be used by kids should look like, feel free to let us know.
Analizing? Which Star Trek were _you_ watching?!
Ouch. And I thought the 12MB Linux one was bad...
There's two types of KDE ebuilds for it at the moment: the old huge ones and new separate ones. They don't help all that much though, since every time there's a new official release they change the version number for everything so you end up compiling them all one at a time anyway. The split X.Org packages are more useful though, since you can install it without the evil, evil bitmap sans-serif fonts.
It might make more sense in this format, and without the grammar error:
Outsource information leaking.
IIRC, the Mac OS X interface guidelines say the same thing. I've noticed Gnome apps starting to do the same.
Now if only MS's GUI designers had any common sense...
Make "Yes" buttons, by default, HURT people physically.
I haven't had many good experiences using IDEs. Right now the only one I use is Quanta for web stuff, and even then I only use it for about 4 features. What I really can't stand are the ones that take half the control away from the user. One other thing - unless you've got fast PCs, avoid Java-based IDEs. Otherwise you'll be wasting most of the time waiting for the damn thing to load.
Pick whichever supports most of the physical hardware, since whatever it can't see the emulated OS can't either. If you're left with more than one choice there, narrow it down further depending on which matters to you more: speed, stability, security etc. Of course in a perfect world you wouldn't need to choose between those, but then you wouldn't need a virtual machine either.
Anyone else find it odd that there's no clear pictures of someone's skin with this "disease", only a few blurry microscope images/electron microscope images of something that could be a dozen other things?
I wish all digital cameras had 3 gigapixels. Then the pictures would be too big to email to me in the first place :D
Can a GC be overclocked and still work?
I read somewhere on /. a few weeks ago that the PS3 supposedly has no region locks. Apparently it's the only legitimate defence modchippers have so they removed it.