Or alternately, if you're concerned about power draw, most of the better NAS boxes out there run some form of streaming software. I've got Serviio running on an ARM-powered QNAP box and it works flawlessly.

For what it's worth, I do believe that at least some of the C-64 emulators have a fallback mode (very slow) that entirely emulates a 6510 CPU. It's impossible to entirely emulate the SID chip for sound however, given that it's partly an analog device.

Thank-you. I hate it when clueless people don't understand that Betacam (normal/SP/Digital) and Betamax have very little in common between them. You might as well list U-Matic as a Sony success for all the difference it makes in the consumer market. And I'll bet most television stations still have a U-Matic device hiding somewhere in a closet.

Ah, but the rumour is that Poulson is *IT* for Itanium. There will be process shrinks with more cache and perhaps the odd feature bolted onto it, but the word on the street is that this is the last microarchitecture for the Itanium line. That will last Intel out through any existing government contracts and whatever agreement they have with HP. It will probably allow HP to get to the end of all their VMS contracts, too. (Pity, because porting VMS from Alpha to IA64 was a bitch, but they *had* to do it)

Bourne Supremacy was the first film where I really noticed it. It annoyed me at the time, but as everyone has been moving towards using it, Supremacy looks like a fairly tame implementation.

But yeah, late 90s cop shows on TV are where I first saw the modern use of it for action sequences. I found it really, really irritating back then.

Multiple angle DVDs were created for the porn industry. And I'm pretty sure they're the only ones that ever used it. Even in that niche, it's not used very often any more.

"iOS apps are desktop class apps."

I love my iPhone, but you're insane. iMovie on iOS is barely even related to its namesake.

Normally I quite like BA, but their flight attendants in my experience will answer a yes/no question with a whinny and 1 stamp of the hoof for yes, 2 stamps for no. Give them a sugar cube and you'll be treated well.

I bought the same and also posted a negative review on Overclockers that never appeared. I eventually wrote the Icybox off as a hard-learned lesson and just leave a PC on all the time instead.

You need a support contract for patch bundles. Individual patches are free, but incredibly inconvenient to bundle yourself.