We carry radios, image intensification night vision systems, and laser designators. All those tasks require significantly more power than your little Wii. It might help if someone in the military knew how to operate a radio then.
My 10-12 year old VCR is still working fine. Strangely the 2 year old DVD player and satellite TV aren't; I can't skip the ads on the DVD player and I can't find anything in 200 channels that isn't an ad...
Scientists never claim to have absolute knowledge of anything. They just gather evidence and present their observations on it. That's what sets them above religious whackjobs like you.
Just to elaborate even more, I've tested p4-clockmod using a wattmeter on the wall socket and there's absolutely no difference between idling at 2.6GHz or 333MHz. Using powertop to get rid of useless processes actually makes it go down 2 or 3W, but since it's a P4 that's still negligible.
The only time I can see the clockmod driver being any use is when you need to force the CPU to slow down for whatever reason.
Probably the only puzzle game that's been ripped off more than Puzzle Bobble is Tetris. I can count at least two clones of it just in my distro's packages (Frozen Bubble and Monkey Bubble). Even FB's levels are ripped off from the original.
I wonder how long AMD were clued in on this for. It might explain why they've been putting so much effort into maintaining ATi's retarded attitude toward Linux.
Dunno about you, but my display _is_ at arm's length.
Will they have an SDK for it? I want to use the Amazon Simple Storage Helper OLE Plugin.
My 10-12 year old VCR is still working fine. Strangely the 2 year old DVD player and satellite TV aren't; I can't skip the ads on the DVD player and I can't find anything in 200 channels that isn't an ad...
I read it in the first post, actually.
You can have open source DRM - kpdf supports DRM restrictions in PDF files. Of course you can turn it off with a checkbox, but still...
No, that part won't be a problem. It's just that doing it without being killed by the DRM chip in their brain is the tricky part.
That's why it's called a fair use *exemption*.
Because HD formats aren't worth anyone's attention.
I guess they redefined the value of "billion" somewhere between now and then.
Scientists never claim to have absolute knowledge of anything. They just gather evidence and present their observations on it. That's what sets them above religious whackjobs like you.
I don't think you're the target market for this piece of hardware.
Just to elaborate even more, I've tested p4-clockmod using a wattmeter on the wall socket and there's absolutely no difference between idling at 2.6GHz or 333MHz. Using powertop to get rid of useless processes actually makes it go down 2 or 3W, but since it's a P4 that's still negligible.
The only time I can see the clockmod driver being any use is when you need to force the CPU to slow down for whatever reason.
That's nice. Wake me up when they can run a blank X session at native HD res without the mouse skipping.
Probably the only puzzle game that's been ripped off more than Puzzle Bobble is Tetris. I can count at least two clones of it just in my distro's packages (Frozen Bubble and Monkey Bubble). Even FB's levels are ripped off from the original.
From the support centre's point of view, I think the quote I got yesterday is more apt: "Go away."
Reading your post, I am reminded of this.
I wonder how long AMD were clued in on this for. It might explain why they've been putting so much effort into maintaining ATi's retarded attitude toward Linux.
Or maybe he doesn't fucking want to wait 10 months to have working 2D this time around, perhaps? Not that you'd comprehend anything I just said.
I say let them use it. It's easier to spot an idiot when they're using their native tongue.
Where I live all the landfills are full, so they built a big furnace building and now just burn the plastic directly.
But hey, at least it's not oil.
You can do more with oil than just burn it, such as turning it into plastic.
Yes, but so does grep.
I realise you're only joking, but...