Comment Close the farm? (Score 1) 377
Cry moar. If only they would shut down Farmville; there would be riots in the streets.
Cry moar. If only they would shut down Farmville; there would be riots in the streets.
Works pretty well with Xfce4 on Linux Mint 14. But I used the AMD Catalyst Control Centre to setup my dual screens. This does need to be built into the distributions though with some sort of utility.
And GEOS for DOS as well. That was pretty good. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEOS_(16-bit_operating_system)
Hopefully the suffering people of this unfortunate city will finally get some help; they seem to going through quite a lot and it is time they got some help to get things back on track. First 9/11 and now this. Have they not suffered enough?
This reminds me of the Simpsons episode where they had an oil well at the school...
There are Virtualbox guest additions available in the Ubuntu 12.10 repositories that allow integration with Virtualbox. But Ubuntu 12.10 with Unity is very slow in Virtualbox compared to Linux Mint 13 or Windows 7/8. Better to run Xubuntu instead.
Long may they live. It is good to be able to hack devices and make them do things they were not intended to do. That is the hacker spirit living on in 2012.
But what if you build the computer outside the Universe so it is not part of the Universe. The AC was in hyperspace... BTW, is the One in the Last Answer story the cosmic AC?
How long will it be until we can build a supercomputer that can span the Universe and if the Universe suffers a heat death it could just remake the whole Universe as it stored the state of everything within? Therefore humanity could survive even the end of the whole Universe in 100,000,000,000,000 years time. The short story the Last Question made quite an impression on me and surely with the current evolution in technology we could create a God computer eventually that would exist outside of anything we could comprehend. That would be mind-blowing.
Libreoffice can open the *.docx format just fine; I just wish there was a way to work on Access databases in Libreoffice as you can in Access. That is my only gripe.
The MATE desktop on Linux Mint 13 suits me just fine, I see no need to move to something like a giant Windows Phone styled interface.
And the Windows Server 2012 operating system also has the Metro interface, although once you are logged in it is straight to a command-line interface, but why does a server OS need a fancy GUI for logging in?
I use a large screen with HDMI input and I can output sound over the HDMI cable as well, this removes a lot of the noise that the integrated sound suffers from on my machine.
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