No kidding. Judging by the quality of the media released so far, these guys really have what it takes. I am also very impressed with the opening score on their website. If only all games had music this good!
HP Printer drivers are awful. I HATE having to download 100+ MB packages of bloated crapware just so I can extract the archive and grab the 100K printer files so I can install the printer itself.
"IE is mediocre. FF memory leaks. Opera for the win. I wish FF or Opera had native 64-bit though."
I love Opera, especially 9.5. I can't wait for it to become stable! Opera actually does have 64bit versions of Opera for Linux and FreeBSD (9.5 only though).
Windows CE on my PDA runs such that when you turn it off, it simply goes into low power mode to save the contents of the ram. This is why it can come up instantly with everything you had up when its turned back on. If you do a soft reset, you'll see how long it takes to start from cold (~10 seconds on my PDA).
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Yes but do any of them have /meat/ flavoring?
Non alcoholic, non carbonated?! This isn't beer.
With 10^100 winners it brings a whole new meaning to 'everyone's a winner!'
Yeah, much is correct. "... would still be cheaper and hold much, much more data at the same time."
My favorite mnemonic is: "aRrrrr, Everything Is Shitty! Un-Boot!" Who says pirates make bad sysadmins?
No kidding. Judging by the quality of the media released so far, these guys really have what it takes. I am also very impressed with the opening score on their website. If only all games had music this good!
HP Printer drivers are awful. I HATE having to download 100+ MB packages of bloated crapware just so I can extract the archive and grab the 100K printer files so I can install the printer itself.
This is how Fox News keeps their news 'fair and balanced'. After all, capital letter weigh more and help the words balance.
"IE is mediocre. FF memory leaks. Opera for the win. I wish FF or Opera had native 64-bit though."
I love Opera, especially 9.5. I can't wait for it to become stable!
Opera actually does have 64bit versions of Opera for Linux and FreeBSD (9.5 only though).
See here: http://www.opera.com/support/search/view/842/
Kestrel has 64-bit builds. See here: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2007/08/31/fo cus-areas-during-kestrel-development
You are certinaly correct in that, but it seems quite unlikely that there are instructions that no other OS is taking advantage of.
This patch affects the microcode, which are the underlying machine instructions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcode
How could this not affect Intel Macs? They use the same machine instructions that everyone else does!
Windows CE on my PDA runs such that when you turn it off, it simply goes into low power mode to save the contents of the ram. This is why it can come up instantly with everything you had up when its turned back on. If you do a soft reset, you'll see how long it takes to start from cold (~10 seconds on my PDA).
Most movie releases do this:
Cam - poor quality, sketchy audio
Telesync - better video quality, audio still sketchy
DVDrip - very good quality audio and video
Seems this is only a big deal because a reporter heard about it while in China.