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| attached to Valve's Gabe Newell Speaks on Console Development | ||||||
| A simple "thanks" should suffice. | ||||||
| attached to Quake 3: Arena Source GPL'ed | ||||||
| Re:A 'what' 91.29 teraflops? | ||||||
| attached to Largest Privately Owned Supercomputer | ||||||
| Re:But (dare I ask) .. why? | ||||||
| But (dare I ask) .. why? | ||||||
| attached to Xbox 360 Backwards Compatible? | ||||||
| Re:Backward compat | ||||||
| attached to The Xbox 360 Unveiled | ||||||
| Re:I just want C++ programs to COMPILE faster | ||||||
| attached to GCC 4.0 Preview | ||||||
| Re:Yes & NO: (To Sum It All Up...) | ||||||
| Whoa - its not that much of a big deal. | ||||||
| attached to PS3 and XBox 2 Processors to be Exactly the Same? | ||||||
| Re:If Java is so portable... | ||||||
| If Java is so portable... | ||||||
| attached to Quake2 Engine In Java | ||||||
| Re:Pretty cool | ||||||
| attached to Andre Lamothe Launches XGameStation | ||||||
| Re:Seriously, folks | ||||||
| Re:Seriously, folks | ||||||
| Seriously, folks | ||||||
| attached to Steve Jobs Undergoes Cancer Surgery | ||||||
| Re:The main problem with GLSL | ||||||
| attached to OpenGL Shading Language | ||||||
| Cell Schmell | ||||||
| attached to Sony's 'Cell'-based TV Ready By 2006 | ||||||
| Yawn. | ||||||
| attached to More Insight On Longhorn's Avalon And Aero Design | ||||||
| Oh-aah | ||||||
| attached to Sony, IBM Announce Cell Workstation For PS3 Dev | ||||||
| Read the post! | ||||||
| attached to Latest AAC Encoder Comparison Results | ||||||
| Cost | ||||||
| attached to Efficient Supercomputing with Green Destiny | ||||||
| Congratulations - Its a GameCube? | ||||||
| attached to More On IBM's Next-Gen Xbox Chipset Win | ||||||
| Chill Out | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Prepares Office Lock-in | ||||||
| Re:This is not about performance! | ||||||
| attached to Tom's Hardware Looks At WinFS | ||||||
What we anticipate seldom occurs; what we least expect generally happens. -- Bengamin Disraeli
