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Comment Re:Bandwidth Intensive? (Score 1) 39

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday June 19, 2014 @08:15PM (#47277807) Attached to: Adobe To Let Third Party Devs Incorporate Photoshop Features

What's so intensive about clicking "Clouds" and "Lens Flare" from the filter menu?

Comment Re:Photoshop? (Score 1) 39

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday June 19, 2014 @08:14PM (#47277805) Attached to: Adobe To Let Third Party Devs Incorporate Photoshop Features

Plus there's a handy 'resynthesize' plugin for Gimp that is pretty much this Content-Aware fill. Heal selection is handy.

Comment Re:Not really a hack (Score 3, Insightful) 19

by Hsien-Ko on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @08:18PM (#47218309) Attached to: TweetDeck Hacked

Gizmodo and aren't hacks can't belong in the same sentence.

Comment but.... (Score 1) 36

by Hsien-Ko on Friday June 06, 2014 @03:52PM (#47182345) Attached to: Tetris Turns 30

the not-so colorful block puzzle is the real seller nerds care about.

Comment 1928x1080? (Score 2) 121

by Hsien-Ko on Sunday June 01, 2014 @03:54PM (#47142631) Attached to: HP (Re-)Announces a 14" Android Laptop

What do those extra 8640 pixels do?

Comment Re:Web audio? (Score 1) 173

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday May 29, 2014 @09:22PM (#47125599) Attached to: Next IE Version Will Feature Web Audio, Media Capture, ES6 Promises, and HTTP/2

IE always had supported those via ActiveX. Netscape had a npplay plugin for it also.

Comment Re:It's a software bug, hardware unrelated (Score 4, Funny) 193

by Hsien-Ko on Monday May 26, 2014 @03:30PM (#47094217) Attached to: Bug In DOS-Based Voting Machines Disrupts Belgian Election

I guess their next 'logical' step is to upgrade to Windows XP

and then use the same software in the DOSBox emulator

and then complain on the DOSBox forum that it doesn't work, among the sea of other overentitled 'IT pros' that demand a gaming emulator to fit critical application usage
*facepalm*

Comment Re:Original Quake too (Score 1) 251

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday May 22, 2014 @03:18PM (#47069379) Attached to: It's Time For the Descent Games Return

I do believe this was the only game that ever got 3d acceleration on the Virge..

A special S3D Win32 version of Destruction Derby should also be available with your Stealth 3D 2000 pack-in.

Terminal Velocity is another that supported S3D.

Comment Re:Off by a few years (Score 1) 251

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday May 22, 2014 @03:14PM (#47069345) Attached to: It's Time For the Descent Games Return

Same here, I had an 486 DX4-100 when Descent came out and was playing it smoothly. I saw it really choppy and unplayable on i486dx2 50s and 66s which are way above the 'reminiscenced' specs... it's already running 2 seconds per frame on the start of level 1 at that point anyway.

Comment Re:I'm curious what a FPS with "Maturity" is (Score 1) 167

by Hsien-Ko on Tuesday May 20, 2014 @08:39PM (#47052669) Attached to: Wolfenstein: The New Order Launches

A gratuitous sex scene in for no reason is one thing.

Comment Re:That's not who we are at Mozilla (Score 1) 195

by Hsien-Ko on Saturday May 10, 2014 @04:43PM (#46968617) Attached to: Mozilla Ditches Firefox's New-Tab Monetization Plans

That's ironic, because in the 1.x days, the full Seamonkey suite felt less bloated than even Firefox 3.x and hogged far less memory and crashed less.

Comment Re:That's not who we are at Mozilla (Score 5, Interesting) 195

by Hsien-Ko on Saturday May 10, 2014 @12:55PM (#46967423) Attached to: Mozilla Ditches Firefox's New-Tab Monetization Plans

Seamonkey exists, has always been the last designbycommittee-bullshit-free Gecko-based browser for over a decade, but it always feels so unloved.

Comment So.. (Score 3, Funny) 313

by Hsien-Ko on Sunday April 13, 2014 @06:31PM (#46742761) Attached to: Russia Wants To Establish a Permanent Moon Base

Battlezone?

Comment Re:Dump kernel to serial printer (Score 1) 175

by Hsien-Ko on Saturday April 05, 2014 @08:00PM (#46673087) Attached to: Linux Developers Consider On-Screen QR Codes For Kernel Panics

Ironically most older x86 motherboards (pre-1994) didn't have an onboard serial port either.

Comment Re:Wow, that opens a up a whole world of dontgivea (Score 1, Funny) 70

by Hsien-Ko on Thursday March 27, 2014 @09:15PM (#46598951) Attached to: MIT Researchers Bring JavaScript To Google Glass

I don't think anyone would want to flash a glasshole...

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