I've got a Jetway mini-ITX, and its BIOS/ACPI is so FUBAR that they managed to break *all* power management stuff along with access to the temperature sensor and fan speed controls. Y'know, the main reasons for buying a low-speed mini-ITX in the first place.
And unlike all other mobo manufacturers I've used (Asus is good, and so is Gigabyte), this one seems to never, ever put out updates to fix their broken firmware, let alone add features to it.
Can we shoot all the douchebags on TV too? Maybe then people in america might go do something with their lives instead of televising and satirising themselves into the permanent vegetative bloodlust that got them where they are now.
Sorry, but Krita wipes its ass with Photoshop and has done for a long time. The only people still using WinRAR are the ones living in a cave who've never heard of 7-Zip.
GTK+ tried to pull the same thing with the file chooser by putting a "bookmarks" dropdown there and hiding the path box behind an undocumented keyboard shortcut. Thankfully the userbase didn't let them live that one down.
So what happened to the looming threat of the MPEG LA suing end users when the current free hit runs out in 2016? Did that just suddenly stop existing because it's convenient to omit it?
Just to be clear, this is the same ISO that allowed the Microsoft "Office Open" XML specification to circumvent the normal standards process, right? You're telling us to pretend they're a credible organisation?
So what you're saying is that a format that was only open sourced a few months ago is already within 50% of the quality of one with practically infinite resources behind it, and the best encoder they could find at that.
Wow, how desperate for attention does someone have to be to drag out trivial shit like that for half a year? If you cared about making a positive difference you wouldn't be running a blog devoted to stalking a webcomic artist.
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Not going to happen as long as the sound and input APIs completely suck.
And remind me again, how many unlocked hexacore AMD chips could I own for the price of one of these? Is it still 4?
I've got a Jetway mini-ITX, and its BIOS/ACPI is so FUBAR that they managed to break *all* power management stuff along with access to the temperature sensor and fan speed controls. Y'know, the main reasons for buying a low-speed mini-ITX in the first place.
And unlike all other mobo manufacturers I've used (Asus is good, and so is Gigabyte), this one seems to never, ever put out updates to fix their broken firmware, let alone add features to it.
Can we shoot all the douchebags on TV too? Maybe then people in america might go do something with their lives instead of televising and satirising themselves into the permanent vegetative bloodlust that got them where they are now.
Of course they promised a less stagnant release schedule when they were pushing 3.0 out, so I'm not holding my breath for Firefox 5.
VA-API is the only standard that makes sense to implement, unless you like limiting your apps to nvidia/ati users only, or like writing three times as much code.
Sorry, but Krita wipes its ass with Photoshop and has done for a long time. The only people still using WinRAR are the ones living in a cave who've never heard of 7-Zip.
If that's the case then you're buying desktop CPUs from the wrong vendor.
And like the common cold, it's not going to cause as much damage as say, smallpox - even though there's no cure for it yet.
This is a Milgram Experiment, and you are the test subject. You pretty much failed.
"Telstra profits off software piracy for half a year without repercussions"
GTK+ tried to pull the same thing with the file chooser by putting a "bookmarks" dropdown there and hiding the path box behind an undocumented keyboard shortcut. Thankfully the userbase didn't let them live that one down.
And then everyone dumps x86 for the cheaper, more power efficient ARM and Intel dies too. One can dream...
Wow, just the other day I found out Lenovo was guilty of doing that too.
Are you 100% certain that every piece of software in your company is licensed?
Yes. Most of it's licensed as GPLv2. The windows installs are kept strictly quarantined and accounted for.
So what happened to the looming threat of the MPEG LA suing end users when the current free hit runs out in 2016? Did that just suddenly stop existing because it's convenient to omit it?
Just to be clear, this is the same ISO that allowed the Microsoft "Office Open" XML specification to circumvent the normal standards process, right? You're telling us to pretend they're a credible organisation?
So what you're saying is that a format that was only open sourced a few months ago is already within 50% of the quality of one with practically infinite resources behind it, and the best encoder they could find at that.
If I'm uploading video to a website this is a no-brainer. I don't have money to burn on video format encoder licenses, so WebM it is.
And they'll sue people who try to write homebrew apps for it, like they do to owners of their calculators.
They did, but they repurposed their account cancellation call centre to handle the chapter 11 filing
George W. Bush is catholic?
Wow, how desperate for attention does someone have to be to drag out trivial shit like that for half a year? If you cared about making a positive difference you wouldn't be running a blog devoted to stalking a webcomic artist.
It's 2011, and Slashdot apparently still doesn't support anything outside the EBCDIC character set.
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How's DD-WRT working out for your business, Netgear?