Search results

Great video, and good question. I for one think he's a bit of both. He has made remarkably insightful comments of slavery and fascism and some other stuff, but when it comes to the solutions he proposes that's absolute crack pottery. He suffers the same sort of problem as most communists do...

That's not "genius" at all, that's obvious and hardly witty or funny. QUOTE I wish I knew arm asm. Learn it. If you know C, type stuff in C and look at what the compiler throws out (with gcc -S). That's a good way to crash your way through learning ASM. This and documentation on what opcodes...

How do you answer to a sum? ;)

I think I speak for the majority of people in #gp2xdev by saying : "Ouch!"

You don't listen do you? It's too early, don't, by all means. It's like the mistake of posting about the Pandora on Engadget last month, that was retarded.

I do, indeed http://forum.videohelp.com/topic336882.html Basically you can encode with a higher bit-rate and cheat on the video duration tag to fool YouTube into accepting the video as it is. Allows you to use such high bitrates that nobody can even watch the video smoothly.

Just watched it, you've got a point, that's a good ad. Reason for that is, it shows how using the product is like (it doesn't try to insinuate that owning it will get you laid with super hot chicks unlike military ads), and what "awesome cool stuff" you can do with it. So it's all quite...

I smell someone who only half knows what he's talking about. Programming "to the bare metal" has absolutely nothing to do with ASM and doesn't require it. You normally do the whole thing in C by writing or reading to registers (which are at well specified addresses in physical memory which is...

OBVIOUCE CAT SEZ OBVIOUCE SINGS

I hate to put ideas down like this (no actually I love it) but err, when's the last time you've seen a good commercial (video) made by amateurs? Remember the Firefox video commercial contest? They all sucked, except the Weeeee one, but somehow even this one wasn't fitting. I don't think anyone...

Want a Scarface tattoo? What about you write "Say hello to my little friend" on your crotch?

Yay! So that means proper V-Sync, doesn't it? By the way, what did you mean by conservative clock? Exophase thinks it means 600 MHz instead of 550 MHz, I rather thought about 800..

So, I had my interview. I had 3 technical questions, which the recruiter asked me not to disclose. There was an easy one which she confirmed I had all right, one about sorting algorithms to which I just answered "Well actually I don't know anything about sorting algorithms, I just don't do that"...

This whole talk is silly. All multiplayer games have a built-in game searching thing, etc.. I don't see how anything like what's being discussed would help in any way, nor do I see how things will be different from a plain old laptop when it comes to multiplayer games with the Pandora.

Oh man I'm a bit stressed out now, the recruiter replied and now I have a phone interview tomorrow : QUOTE I will give you a call tomorrow (Friday 1/4) at 10:30AM PST, which should be 7:30PM your time. I am looking forward to learning more about you. If you decide you want to move forward with...

QUOTE You forget that a PC isn't a set spec hardware. You would have to emulate the hardware, run the software layer, and ontop of that add the software of your choice. No dumbass, you only need to emulate one set of hardware. That's why things like Virtual PC or VMware emulate precise...

You're an idiot, and you don't know what time it is. There is no such thing that is possible on a non-x86 platform as Cedega or Wine. The only solution is full emulation, which is already there (like I said, Bochs, QEMU, I just looked up and it seems that it's it). What the hell do you mean by...