Comment Re:By saying that he proves his former point (Score 1) 427
Can't say I have ever had problems with latency using pulseaudio and ET:QW or Raine, so based on my experiences, no.
Comment Re:It's not really homeopathic (Score 2, Funny) 452
It's funny cuz it's true
Submission + - Is it safe to program .NET for Linux?
iplayfast writes: "I program for a number of operating systems and usually end up using C++. However as C++ is getting more and more knarly (IMHO) I'm thinking of going to C# which is similar to C++ without the knarlyness.
My worry is that given Microsoft's tendency to sue or back law suits against anything Linuxy If I develop an app for Linux using .NET will I have to re-write it 10 years down the road due to legal issues. Is it safe?"
My worry is that given Microsoft's tendency to sue or back law suits against anything Linuxy If I develop an app for Linux using
Comment Re:How can this be? (Score 1) 613
My Documents? Don't be silly! Everything should just be placed on the desktop.
Comment Re:livecd? (Score 2, Informative) 81
Nobody is keeping you from adding the settings in xorg.conf, it just uses some defaults if they aren't there.
Comment Re:April Fool (Score 1) 1582
I agree, I would never do that either.
Comment Re:I dunno about audible feedback.... (Score 3, Interesting) 519
Have to say, I really like my Logitech G15 v1, it's so much better compared to the orange looking v2 that has different keys which don't type nearly as well.
Not to mention the LCD, which is great as well.
Not to mention the LCD, which is great as well.
Comment Re:China is the real enemy (Score 4, Insightful) 345
I for one welcome our new Chinese overlords.
Comment Re:Right hardware? (Score 1) 43
Well, there was a bug in the sata driver for my motherboard for FreeBSD 7, no idea if it's been fixed yet.. but it prevented me from trying it out a while ago. FreeBSD 6.2 worked fine though.
Comment Re:The solution.. (Score 1) 408
The ones I used in the past clearly had a list displayed the first time you started it, where you could select directories you wanted to share.
The whole problem here are not these kinds of programs, but the idiots using them.
The whole problem here are not these kinds of programs, but the idiots using them.
Robotic Prostheses For Human Faces 111
holy_calamity writes "New Scientist reports on a patent application that suggests implanting polymer muscles beneath the skin of people suffering paralysis of the face to give them control of their features. The technique has already been used successfully to reanimate the eyelids of human cadavers. Movement could be returned to other facial features and even paralyzed limbs in the same way, the surgeons at University of California Davis say. The full patent application is also available on the WIPO site."
Comment Block letters (Score 1) 613
The thing that seems to work for me is to only use block letters.
Comment Re:Probably another hacked website (Score 1) 407
Yes, because getting hacked is so much more likely than someone screwing up with the malware flagging code.
Comment Re:Here you go: (Score 1) 142
Chiropractic does have some benefits; it can provide temporary relief of some muscular tension, around the spine.
That's called a massage.
