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Comment Re:Am I the only one? (Score 1) 363

I have several GB RAM. I don't care if Firefox uses half of that or even more (at the moment it uses less than half a gig with 67 open tabs). Seriously, if you pick up a new laptop for 500+ or a desktop for 100 less you always get at least 4 GB RAM, so unless you start a game that uses very much memory, you don't even have to close the browser. With more and more games only being ports from consoles that only have half a gig of RAM anyway, it is a non-issue.

Comment Tried in in firefox (Score 2, Informative) 363

with linux (kubuntu 10.04 64 bit). Completely froze Firefox 3.6.10pre. While it might be faster on Firefox, you can still use the browser while benchmarking with Chromium. Mozilla seriously needs to give each tab in Firefox it's own process. Try opening an article on slashdot with 300+ comments, while browsing at -1 and using the option that displays all comments. On my Quad Q6600 with 6GB Ram Firefox freezes for almost 20 seconds and is completely useless, unlike Chromium that let's me read other tabs while loading the article.

Comment Re:PS3 is a lame lockout box and I won't buy one. (Score 1) 336

But developing console-only would leave a big market gap for the PC. Strategic games are a lot more fun with a mouse and a keyboard. Sure, there are ports, but they always look better on the pc if the hardware is good enough. When on the console it is 720p plus 2*AA, on the pc you are only limited by your system. Plus the textures and models are almost always better, since on consoles you are limited to very little memory reserves.

Comment Re:how come (Score 1) 622

Over here in germany we have a rather complex sorting mechanism for trash, but after a while you get used to it. We seperate: Normal trash, duales System Deutschland (dual system germany), which is everything with this http://www.dokublog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/der-gruene-punkt.jpg symbol on it (plastic, tin cans et cetera), paper, glass, ash from burning coal or wood, bulky waste, electronic devices, chemicals and hazardous materials, batteries and in some states tin cans get collected seperately. After a while it's a no brainer and it's a good thing to do for the environment.

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