They're substituting rhetoric for an actual competitive product. Right now they're crapping their pants because they gambled everything on Vista which is failing spectacularly, whereas both ATi and Intel have got a 2 year head start on supporting Ubuntu out of the box. You can say Ubuntu isn't linux, but it's what all those Dell buyers are going to see.
people who insist on seeing only the "literal" meaning (a nebulous concept to anyone who has studied language from any perspective) are basically illiterate.
The power savings are the killer app, not the speed. I might just get one of these, since my P4's stability has been dropping in the last few months...
Is the right thing for my browser to do to tell me that my own webserver on localhost is untrusted, while companies that engage in practices like typosquatting and domain tasting are unquestionably trustworthy? I don't fucking think so.
All those shitty keyboards that come with proprietary 2.4GHz dongles? Sounds like this is going to force them to conform to one standard via peer pressure and complaints from misled customers.
Took me a single night to cook up a file upload control that works on IE6,7,8, Firefox 2 & 3, Intel Mac & Windows (even 2000) and will work on any other platform Microsoft targets in the future.
You wasted an entire night figuring out how to cripple <input type="file"> so that it only works on Microsoft-sanctioned browsers? WTF is wrong with you??
You want SVG as background-image? Here you go. Fast enough to do this in realtime? I honestly couldn't say, I'm more excited that their CSS3 support is finally catching up to Konqueror 3.5.
The problem with current techniques for turning carbon into nanotubes is that they're about as controllable as creating glass by striking sand with a few hundred kV.
After a few greps over the PHP code I'm working on at the moment, it turns out there's... no obvious log pattern at all. It's logging to the webserver error log in some places, logging to syslog in others, and using assert() randomly. Maybe I should've paid more attention to that bit while writing it.
It may have said every piece of hardware, but it also said "room" and not "warehouse", therefore it's reasonable to assume they're only talking about consoles here.
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There's a much more reliable way to get rid of "articles" like this: just filter out samzenpus.
So why is NVIDIA on the defensive?
They're substituting rhetoric for an actual competitive product. Right now they're crapping their pants because they gambled everything on Vista which is failing spectacularly, whereas both ATi and Intel have got a 2 year head start on supporting Ubuntu out of the box. You can say Ubuntu isn't linux, but it's what all those Dell buyers are going to see.
The windows download needs to contain all the Cairo libraries. The linux one doesn't, since GTK already has it built in.
If that's what you think of the people who worked for several years to give you all this for free, you're the one that needs to fuck off.
To quote an excellent post I saw a few days ago;
people who insist on seeing only the "literal" meaning (a nebulous concept to anyone who has studied language from any perspective) are basically illiterate.
The power savings are the killer app, not the speed. I might just get one of these, since my P4's stability has been dropping in the last few months...
Not at all. Firefox 1.0 was just the browser part of Mozilla ripped out and made into a separate app. Same for TB.
Does it need the solar collectors at all? Think about it - you'd have a 36000km wire inside a rotating magnetic field...
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No, it's a constant frequency; correct response would be "hummmmmmmmm"
Is the right thing for my browser to do to tell me that my own webserver on localhost is untrusted, while companies that engage in practices like typosquatting and domain tasting are unquestionably trustworthy? I don't fucking think so.
All those shitty keyboards that come with proprietary 2.4GHz dongles? Sounds like this is going to force them to conform to one standard via peer pressure and complaints from misled customers.
How do you pronounce "iNTEL"? "eye-en-tell"?
already been done.
I've never looked at OSCommerce's code... but on the other hand have you ever looked at pMA's? More "@" symbols than a mailing list.
Took me a single night to cook up a file upload control that works on IE6,7,8, Firefox 2 & 3, Intel Mac & Windows (even 2000) and will work on any other platform Microsoft targets in the future.
You wasted an entire night figuring out how to cripple <input type="file"> so that it only works on Microsoft-sanctioned browsers? WTF is wrong with you??
If they were trying to do damage to china, wouldn't they have simply redirected everyone to anti-government propaganda sites instead?
If you're looking for simple code, you won't ever find it in a HTML parser script.
Any person "clever" enough to click Yes on an activeX installation prompt, you mean?
You want SVG as background-image? Here you go. Fast enough to do this in realtime? I honestly couldn't say, I'm more excited that their CSS3 support is finally catching up to Konqueror 3.5.
The problem with current techniques for turning carbon into nanotubes is that they're about as controllable as creating glass by striking sand with a few hundred kV.
No, it just means you need to be from an incredibly advanced alien race to figure out ipv6.
They'll have no choice if they want to stay in business. PhysX made windows-only hardware, and look what happened to them (eaten by nVidia).
Is that supposed to be "supposed"?
After a few greps over the PHP code I'm working on at the moment, it turns out there's... no obvious log pattern at all. It's logging to the webserver error log in some places, logging to syslog in others, and using assert() randomly. Maybe I should've paid more attention to that bit while writing it.
It may have said every piece of hardware, but it also said "room" and not "warehouse", therefore it's reasonable to assume they're only talking about consoles here.