Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but for the most part I don't think it is.
After yet another crash from GAIM trying to send a file and/or direct connect on AIM, I figured "enough's...
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Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but for the most part I don't think it is.
After yet another crash from GAIM trying to send a file and/or direct connect on AIM, I figured "enough's...
I'm aware that's an option, but it's not really feasible on this poor connection: I'm lucky if I get 5KB/s out of it. Besides, I didn't go out and buy the game today only to have to download it...
Hm. I seem to have a unique problem. The installer won't let me hotswap the CDs, so short of literally forcing the drive open I'm not able to progress past installing the contents of disc 1, which...
No, I am not kidding at all.
But the site itself sure is. :P
I'm still diseminating the site myself, but check out the "box art". XP
Classic. XD
1) The release you use is irrelevant to the performance of a dual-core processor, seeing as all dual core processors are 64-bit anyway.
2) I've been using a Core 2 Duo for a while now and not had...
Man, when these guys have a breakthrough, they don't mess around.
Core 2 Quadro QX6700
Looks to me like it's essentially two Core 2 Duo E6700 processors on one die, and the 8MB L2 cache...
OK, just so we're clear - what exactly is the maximum amount of money you're willing to spend? This will make a massive difference as to what I recommend you buy.
For reference, my CPU is a Core 2 Duo E6600 running at the standard 2.4GHz.
If it makes any difference, I have 2GB RAM also.
****$ ./super_pi 20
Version 2.0 of the super_pi for Linux OS
...
It's going to set me back £180, but I'm getting a Wii, no question. My 20+ GCN games compared to my 6 Xbox and 0 PS2 games are a symbol of how I much prefer Nintendo's methods and games over their...
To the best of my knowledge, the offending Asus boards were manufactured in the UK.
I've had no end of trouble with Asus boards in the past, through it's possible that the reliability of the board depends on where it was built, as opposed to which company built it.
I'm using a...
(I had no idea where to put this, so I apologise if it's in the wrong place.)
On this web page you can download a program for Windows called UnFREEz which allows you to create animated images in...
(Off-topic, but: )
However, it only has half the L2 cache. 'Tis why I bought the E6600 even though the E6400 and E6600 are similarly priced. (I imagine the E6600 models have even more powerful...
OK. Let's put it like this - my PC has 2GB of RAM. I have never seen my 6GB swap partition get used. Not once.
Today's a bad day and yet only 50% of my RAM has actually been used since I booted -...
Been using Ubuntu for less than two weeks. Started with XFCE, moved to KDE, moved to GNOME, and have tried FluxBox. I'm still settling, but I'm guessing I'll end up keeping them all and using them as...
I guess because CodeBlocks was originally built for win32 and the Linux version is only a port, it's set to .exe by default. I'm not specifying the filetype at all, it just compiles to a .exe. Should...
Pre-emptive edit: As I wrote this post out I started to see exactly what was wrong with the logic behind people who solely support closed-source business models and that my opinion was really hammy!...
Heheh. Well, I'm one of those weirdos - the kind of person who actually likes Windows XP. Vista makes alarm bells scream in my head, though.
So, I'm not here because I'm anti-Microsoft (in fact I...
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So, in short, it has one processor dedicated to manage another seven dedicated math processors behind the scenes?!
Yikes.
If you nose around on gaming websites you'll find most people predicting that the PS3 will be a massive failure, and I was heartily going to agree with them until I saw this announcement. Now I'm not...
The reason is quite simple: check the size of the LiveCD ISOs. Aside from Xubuntu, they're 700MB each. (Xubuntu is about 525MB.)
I would assume then that Kubuntu is "crippled" for the sole purpose...
Thanks, but even looking at the two projects side-by-side I still can't see any difference between the two.
The only thing I can assume then is that the program has to run from a file called...
Yes, that works, so why didn't mine (which was also a Hello World test)? I started with an empty project, so what options have to be configured to get the program to correctly compile?
I could...
D'oh. Even so, it's still not compiling.
-------------- Build: Debug in C++ Tests ---------------
Compiling: testcode
g++: testcode: linker input file unused because linking not done
...
Actually, there aren't any errors - it definitely is a makefile problem:
-------------- Build: Release in C++ Tests ---------------
Linking console executable: bin/Release/c++test
g++: no...