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Not only is their press release garbage, but check out their example "recipe": http://www.esaa-members.com/app/webroot/files/SampleRecipe.pdf A recipe is a set of instructions on preparing a dish. As in food. Not even a starving kid in Darfur would want to eat a Symantec product. As to their...

This isn't an eight bit game, that executable is a Win32 binary. Shame for misrepresenting as an 8-bit game, shame for making it Windows only (where's the linux version? where's the source code?), shame for that bullshit download link where you have to sign up for some phishing site to get the...

What is this, a fucking ad? It looks like a press release without even one word of commentary from [H]. Put some goddamn effort into it, Steve.

And TI-Connect installer opens the readme in Internet Explorer instead of the system default browser. TI is such a shitty company, won't support their software on modern computers, browser discrimination, where does it end?

1) trying to use my TI-86 with a black serial cable, the cable needs a driver i guess 2) computer doesn't support XP mode :(

Why does TI think they can get away without producing signed drivers and tested applications for 64 bit Windows?

Just a bullshit trick to get you to install the Silverlight virus on your computer. Fuck off Bill.

Steve, you need to fix your post where it says "hacker." That guy is a criminal, not hacker. Learn the difference.

When you install Java, it automatically installs the Java plugin for Firefox. How is this different?

You guys, by doing this, you're stealing from AMD. Do you really want to bite the hand that feeds you?

:rolleyes:

Haha, they discriminate against each other? I don't see how they can even do that since they all look the same.

If we leave people free to do anything they want, they might make the wrong decision. We have to make the wrong decisions illegal so people will only choose to do what we want, which is not gamble.

Bullshit, you can still get .su domains.

You can tell from the video that they're using Microsoft Visual Studio. I probably won't buy this game just for that reason. No one should ever use microsoft tools, it encourages writing programs that only work on windows.

Looks like Newegg dropped the free shipping and jacked up the price by $10. I'd remove the link to their site, they don't deserve the promotion if they're going to bait and switch.

Umm, the second level domain "symbolics.com" was the first one registered. "www.symbolics.com" is a third level domain which is not registered, merely created at will by the DNS administrator of the DNS servers configured for "symbolics.com". Same goes for www.alexa.com. Please correct this post.

Is it too much trouble to spell out words?

Listen to all of you idiots circlejerking. The real problem here is the myth of security through obscurity. None of the leaked information should make any difference to anyone, and if it does, there's a much bigger problem than the fact the information was leaked.

There's no security in obscurity. If the documents put the helicopter in jeopardy in any way, it's the designers who are at fault.

Rings completely hollow. "Please buy our product, don't wait for our next one."

That is because it is the same site. We've come so far that no one gets the joke.

If they had upgraded the wiring and motor for the increased voltage it wouldn't have melted. I don't know why they didn't figure that out if they were able to build the counter circuit.

Wow. I honestly have never had an Intel processor fail under warranty, unless it was due to my own stupidity. I can't imagine but Intel standing by their product 100%. I'll be interested to know how this comes out.

I bought a Thinkpad X61 with the same processor and RAM as you, and I plan to use it for three years, but I don't plan to upgrade it until it no longer serves my needs. A three year life cycle is good for any computer, in my opinion. Of course, the X series is an ultraportable, and mine is...

I have the same board so I can personally verify that there are instructions on how to do this, the board even comes with a copy. Anyway I think you just move all of the jumper blocks over. http://eu.dfi.com.tw/Upload/Manual/lputnf4%20847505101.pdf And yeah that layout is dumb, I wish I...

What's up with the GIF images? I thought I was going blind.

You might be able to get away with using SATA drives on a SAS card.

That might be a good idea if they weren't too lazy and stupid to continue scaling the clock speeds. For the workloads of the people who post here, a single core 6 GHz processor would be preferable.

I prefer to compare 3 3ghz cores with 4 3ghz cores so that

Do you still use DOS? The OS on my computer has sundry threads doing a ton of more or less useful tasks. In particular, the one that displays graphics on your screen uses much processing. If supreme commander manages to run two threads by itself, then immediately we can identify the graphics...

The reason is that you run more than one program on your computer.

lurrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Prescott is a dog in general, that might be why. Conroe and Woodcrest should be much better in either 32 or 64 bit mode.

It looks like there's an ad sitting on top of something in Safari. I'm not sure where to click to find specific hardware reviews, maybe that is what is hidden by the ad. Here's a shot of an article:

Nice system, in any case. Too bad it's wasted with that operating system.

You missed the point. It's not that people want dual core, thats what Intel and AMD have decided to sell. Even if Moore's law holds true, it will take some time for clock speeds to start increasing again, and they need to continue increasing percieved performance so they have products to sell.

You are right that the EE will be faster, but the difference does not justify the huge price premium.

Good call. I didn't see it on their site though, but maybe they mention a URL in the manual?

The RAID controller's BIOS does the work until the Windows driver takes over. edit: that is, the BIOS is software that runs on the host CPU, just like the Windows driver does. It executes right away to bring up the array and let you boot from it. No processing is done on the RAID card, it...