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by tsvk 14y ago
> Programming was seen as clergy work You probably mean "clerical"?
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by tsvk 14y ago
For me the slides (also previous slides that worked before) broke after the embedded Carmack Youtube video. Must be some conflict between WebGL and Flash.
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by tsvk 14y ago
Yeah, I'm having problems too. The server seems to be overloaded, lots of HTTP requests for graphical resources (PNG files) fail. Check the Javascript console for errors. If loading resources has failed, the game is rendered with incomplete
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by tsvk 15y ago
Ah. So your interpretation is not that the driver actually crashed, but that it simply was overwhelmed by the workload, and didn't respond properly within the timeout limit as set by the OS?
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by tsvk 15y ago
Heh. Screen went black for a while, after which: "Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered." Using an old NVIDIA GeForce 6200 with driver 8.17.12.7533 on a 32-bit Windows Vista SP2, browser was Google Chrome
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by tsvk 15y ago
Earlier this year, Spotify put more restrictions on the services they offer to their non-paying users: http://www.spotify.com/blog/archives/2011/04/14/upcoming-cha... . For example, there is no more unlimited listening: each track can now
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by tsvk 15y ago
Did you consider compressed JPG/PNG on disk versus uncompressed raw image data bitmap in RAM? A 1024x768 32-bit image is 1024x768x4 = 3.145.728 bytes when uncompressed.
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by tsvk 16y ago
Is this really the case the IP blocks can be sold onwards? I always thought that IP address allocations were assigned by IANA (through the local regional registries like ARIN and RIPE), and as such were not any property of the assignee to b
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by tsvk 16y ago
Well, one could argue that the patent system supported innovation, namely the original innovator Philips. :) This guy just was too late, someone else beat him to it.
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by tsvk 16y ago
Yeah, true. Fortunately the MSDN subscriber downloads inventory is publicly browsable: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/downloads/defa... From there we can see the download details for all "Windows 7 with Service Pack 1" ISO