Comment Re:Licenses purchasable separately? (Score 1) 312
I wonder if the PS3 remotes will work for PS4s too.
They don't, as seen in the FAQ.
Comment Re:Wrong Link (Score 1) 71
Fixed. Thanks
Comment Wrong Link (Score 1) 71
Link on "handed over to the International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA) for approval. "
is
http://slashdot.org/JonathanBagger,chairoftheInternationalLinearColliderSteeringCommittee,saidtheparticlecolliderwas
Please fix.
Comment Re:I do have a question about this ..... (Score 2) 372
You are right.
From the article : "Update: It's a custom Apple design, not M.2. Since there's no PCIe routed off of the CPU in Haswell ULT, these 2 lanes come from the on-package PCH."
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7058/2013-macbook-air-pcie-ssd-and-haswell-ult-inside
Look under the disk benchmarks.
Comment Re:Already read about this on arstechnica.com (Score 0) 142
+1 Wow, High UID & excellent comment? Impressive
Comment Re:I love this stuff (Score 1) 94
I knew people didnt RTFA but it's in the summary :
And "to market" isn't a dream; for about $1800, you can have an experience that's a bit more intense than a Segway
Comment For home use, LIBREoffice is more than good enough (Score 0) 241
For home use, LIBREoffice is more than good enough
FTFY
Comment I have to disagree... (Score 2) 217
I found quite the opposite. I pay 20.40$ monthly for 50minutes anywhere + unlimited texting. I never use a single minute. No 3G either.
Comment Re:Vicious circle (Score 1) 332
THIS!!!
Comment Re:Not worth it. (Score 1) 260
I, for one, welcome our new overlord 19thNervousBreakdown, for writing one of the best +5 Informative post in a long time.
Submission + - Raspberry PI outperforms Tegra 2 & doubles Iph (eurogamer.net)
Azmodan writes: Anticipation for the launch of the Raspberry Pi $25 PC continues to grow as its launch window gets ever closer. Over the past few months it has been surprising to see what the tiny machine is capable of. It features an advanced graphics core that outperforms the GPU in iPhone 4S by a factor of two to one "across a range of content", according to claims made by the manufacturer ".
Complete article needs user registration : http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/digitalfoundry-inside-raspberry-pi
Complete article needs user registration : http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/digitalfoundry-inside-raspberry-pi
Submission + - Amnesty: Canada 'required' to arrest George W. Bus (nationalpost.com)
Azmodan writes: Amnesty International called on Canadian authorities Wednesday to arrest and prosecute George W. Bush, saying the former U.S. president authorized “torture” when he directed the U.S.-led war on terror.
Submission + - Dell "sorry" about graphics card advice (pcpro.co.uk)
Barence writes: "Dell has apologised for misleading customers, after a Help page on the company's website exaggerated the benefits of a high-end graphics card. The now deleted Help page showed two identical monitors, the one on the left allegedly using a "standard graphics card" and the other a "high-end graphics card". The monitor with the lesser graphics chip showed a blurry, washed-out image of the Windows desktop, with the more expensive card delivering a sharper, more vivid picture.
"It was never our intention to mislead customers, and we apologise for any confusion caused," a Dell spokesman said, adding the firm had removed the offending images."
"It was never our intention to mislead customers, and we apologise for any confusion caused," a Dell spokesman said, adding the firm had removed the offending images."
Submission + - Ubisoft Blames Piracy for Non-Release of PC Game (torrentfreak.com) 2
Azmodan writes: Ubisoft is known for laying the blame for many problems on the unauthorized downloading of its games. Stanislas Mettra, creative director of the upcoming game ‘I Am Alive,’ confirms this once again by saying that the decision not to release a PC version is a direct result of widespread game piracy. However, those who look beyond the propaganda will see that there appears to be more to the story than that.
Submission + - No, Dell: graphics cards don't improve Windows wal (pcpro.co.uk)
Barence writes: "Dell's website includes a guide to graphics cards for PC novices which contains a dangerous chunk of misinformation. The monitor on the left, labelled as a PC that uses a “standard graphics card”, is displaying a Windows desktop that’s washed out and blurry. The seemingly identical Dell TFT on the right, powered by a “high-end graphics card”, is showing the same desktop – but this time it’s much sharper and more vivid. They’re both outputting at the same resolution."
