It only looks at the last 4. Any run longer than 4 with you both choosing the same should just continue like that until YOU choose something different.
I remember upgrading to 8.10 (I think) on my x64 box and having it fail to boot unless I modified the boot commandline.
I recently upgraded my router from ubuntu server 8.10 to 10.04, and am sticking with it as an LTS (I should have put 8.04 on it originally, but I didn't).
On some hardware the upgrade is painless. On others, it won't boot after...
I was interested in trying to get an 8-bit ISA ethernet card for it, until I saw the price of them on ebay. I guess businesses still need them for "mission critical" systems!
That page doesn't account for the stress on objects caused by the changes in gravitational force. There are some very drastic changes in speed in some of those.
If you can make us lazy, talentless bums get a glimpse of what it is to be a superhero (like CoD gives you the impression of being a supersoldier without the unpleasantries of getting your legs blown off by a mine), I'll gladly put down hard cash to buy your game. And maybe, *one* of the sequels, too:)
This is a stenography-like technique, print-screen will get you the uncompressed image but as soon as you compress it as a jpeg it will show the message again.
Of course this would be voided by using lossless compression or just using the original image.
A variation could even work on a resampled resize of the image, in which case it doesn't matter how you save it, it's "use the original or else".
Evolution has been observed in action in the Peppered Moth. Found in both "peppered" (white with black speckles) and completely black, over just a few hundred years it went from most being peppered, to most being completely black, then back to most being peppered, in response to which colouring provided the best camouflage. Note that the individual moths didn't change colour, they still "looked like their parents" as it were, it's just that the massive amount of pollution put out in the industrial revolution made everything black and so all the white moths became easily visible for predators. Later, once we cleaned up, white went back to being the ideal colour and the black moths started to get killed off more than the white, pushing the population back the other way. If it had persisted for too long, the species could have become permanently black, and could even have become unable to (or unwilling to) breed with any white moths elsewhere that hadn't been subject to the same selective pressure.
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They'll say "they look the same to me" because they both don't have a white case with an apple logo on.
It only looks at the last 4. Any run longer than 4 with you both choosing the same should just continue like that until YOU choose something different.
Yep. Though it's hard to go back to using Windows 3.0 now, the lack of a top-right button for close drives me barmy.
I remember upgrading to 8.10 (I think) on my x64 box and having it fail to boot unless I modified the boot commandline.
I recently upgraded my router from ubuntu server 8.10 to 10.04, and am sticking with it as an LTS (I should have put 8.04 on it originally, but I didn't).
On some hardware the upgrade is painless. On others, it won't boot after...
It doesn't even have the 8087 FPU coprocessor.
I was interested in trying to get an 8-bit ISA ethernet card for it, until I saw the price of them on ebay. I guess businesses still need them for "mission critical" systems!
I have a working 8MHz 8086 with 640kB of ram next to me, does that make you feel better?
I doubt it was available for the first Linux images though.
Note: I made an account to say this.
Wait, when did slashdot go over 2 million registered users?
Actually the Kiint could listen in, IIRC. It's only mentioned somewhere in the first book I think.
Then press ctrl+esc.
I'm quite jealous.
No ads = less diverse content.
When I think of "sites with ads" I think of: sites like cracked.com, link aggregators, and facebook - sites with no content of value
Slashdot has ads. If you pay, or have high karma, they go away, but they are there.
That page doesn't account for the stress on objects caused by the changes in gravitational force. There are some very drastic changes in speed in some of those.
Oh, and it is integrated graphics.
Yeah, the V30 includes 286 instructions so would run the colour drivers...
Hadn't heard of it, so I just did: http://superuser.com/questions/248957/ega-graphics-on-windows-3-0-on-8086
Wouldn't let me tag it as Windows-3.0 though, new users can't make tags and there wasn't one already.
I can't get Windows 3.0 to run in colour on my 8086 with EGA graphics. Anyone help?
I'm serious. Best I can find out is that Windows 3.0's colour drivers require at least a 286, so I'm stuck with monochrome for now.
Fun.
Because your bank is crap.
I have one of these: Barclays PINsentry Card Reader
If you can make us lazy, talentless bums get a glimpse of what it is to be a superhero (like CoD gives you the impression of being a supersoldier without the unpleasantries of getting your legs blown off by a mine), I'll gladly put down hard cash to buy your game. And maybe, *one* of the sequels, too :)
City of Heroes ?
If it's the same problem PHP had, then it requires an x86 FPU.
Gif may be technically lossless, but only if you only want 256-colours. These days "lossless" means on 24-bit colour.
This is a stenography-like technique, print-screen will get you the uncompressed image but as soon as you compress it as a jpeg it will show the message again.
Of course this would be voided by using lossless compression or just using the original image.
A variation could even work on a resampled resize of the image, in which case it doesn't matter how you save it, it's "use the original or else".
No, that hasn't happened yet.
Evolution has been observed in action in the Peppered Moth. Found in both "peppered" (white with black speckles) and completely black, over just a few hundred years it went from most being peppered, to most being completely black, then back to most being peppered, in response to which colouring provided the best camouflage. Note that the individual moths didn't change colour, they still "looked like their parents" as it were, it's just that the massive amount of pollution put out in the industrial revolution made everything black and so all the white moths became easily visible for predators. Later, once we cleaned up, white went back to being the ideal colour and the black moths started to get killed off more than the white, pushing the population back the other way. If it had persisted for too long, the species could have become permanently black, and could even have become unable to (or unwilling to) breed with any white moths elsewhere that hadn't been subject to the same selective pressure.
They're even still right next to each other!