[H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread Thane Sherrington (S)

Very quiet.

T



Re: [H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread Jim Edwards

not much happening

At 1/31/2006 06:34 AM, Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:

Very quiet.

T



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[H] who is getting Oblivion?

2006-01-31 Thread Jim Edwards

Read the article in the latest PC Gamer. Looks fantastic.



[H] For the person looking to record DVD audio...

2006-01-31 Thread Bobby Heid
I found a link to this:
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/BeSure.html

Someone was recommending this to someone else in a forum I was looking at.

BTW, anyone know how to convert realplayer (ra) files to WAV?

Thanks,
Bobby



Re: [H] For the person looking to record DVD audio...

2006-01-31 Thread W. D.
At 07:44 1/31/2006, Bobby Heid wrote:
I found a link to this:
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/BeSure.html

Someone was recommending this to someone else in a forum I was looking at.

BTW, anyone know how to convert realplayer (ra) files to WAV?

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Re: [H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread Jin-Wei Tioh

At 05:34 AM 1/31/2006, you wrote:

Very quiet.

T


It's interview week for me. Will be busy selling myself.
Wait, that doesn't sound quite right... :P

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Re: [H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread Wayne Johnson

At 11:07 AM 1/31/2006, Jin-Wei Tioh typed:

It's interview week for me. Will be busy selling myself.
Wait, that doesn't sound quite right... :P


Whether it sounds right or not that's what you're doing.

Go for it  break a leg.


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http://www.wavijo.com 



[H] Serious battery life bug found in new Intel Processor kept hidden by Wintel and press

2006-01-31 Thread Brian Weeden
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/01/29/opinion_core_duo_microsoft_power_drain/

If you plug a USB 2.0 device into one of the new Inteo Core Duo
laptops, it reduces the battery life by 80 minutes.

Microsoft and Intel knew about this bug months ago but didn't bother
to tell anyone.  Many tech journalists have evaluated the
laptops and none of them found this bug.

The Core Duo is the chip that all of Apple's new laptops and Intel's
entire new line of laptops is built on.  Intel blames M$ drivers,
which is interesting.
--
Brian


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Re: [H] Serious battery life bug found in new Intel Processor kept hidden by Wintel and press

2006-01-31 Thread Thane Sherrington (S)

At 01:30 PM 31/01/2006, Brian Weeden wrote:

The Core Duo is the chip that all of Apple's new laptops and Intel's
entire new line of laptops is built on.  Intel blames M$ drivers,
which is interesting.


Apple better hope it's MS' drivers.

T 



[H] Google took a big smelly dump today.

2006-01-31 Thread Hayes Elkins

Phew!

Stock halted, already down $65. House of cards falling for the great satan 
of clickbotting?





[H] weird browser problem

2006-01-31 Thread FORC5
Friends system, certain web sights ( http://www.awpca.org in particular ) both 
ie and ff drop the brown background and the drop menus are like ghosts.

Created a new user and the bug is not present with the different logon. Tried 
resetiing ie defaults but this is in ff and ie so I am at wits ends ( well 
farther then usual :{))
java console in ff shows things being dropped ( fonts and stuff ) just lost at 
the moment where to go to: lost

:lost
any ideas appreciated.
Fp


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Re: [H] Serious battery life bug found in new Intel Processor kept hidden by Wintel and press

2006-01-31 Thread Brian Weeden
On 1/31/06, Thane Sherrington (S) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Apple better hope it's MS' drivers.

Intel hopes that too, otherwise the architecture they are basing their
entire future product line and comeback against AMD on is fubard.

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Brian



Re: [H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread FORC5
are you on eBay ? :-}
fp

At 09:07 AM 1/31/2006, Jin-Wei Tioh Poked the stick with:
At 05:34 AM 1/31/2006, you wrote:
Very quiet.

T

It's interview week for me. Will be busy selling myself.
Wait, that doesn't sound quite right... :P

--
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Re: [H] Is this thing on?

2006-01-31 Thread Jin-Wei Tioh

At 05:20 PM 1/31/2006, you wrote:

are you on eBay ? :-}
fp


LOL, no haha... Stop trying to make me feel like a prostidude :P

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Re: [H] Google took a big smelly dump today.

2006-01-31 Thread Brian Weeden
LOL.

I ask you this - what SHOULD stock price be based on?  Market share,
quarterly profits, and price to earnings ratio would be my answer.  Is
Google still 1st rate on those terms?  Yup.  So what caused its stock
price to drop?

Do you remember what happened when Google went public?  They did the
whole Dutch auction thing?  Do you remember who they pissed off when
that happened?  By doing it that way, and not going the usual IPO
route, they cut out all of the usual crowd that makes money on IPOs:
investment banks and the in crowd.  Instead, they allowed the public
to directly buy shares.

That pissed off a LOT of people in the investment community.  For
years they had been making armloads of money off tech IPOs and here
comes a company that has the audacity to treat them just like average
schmos.  Do you remember all the media spin on the Google IPO?  Every
single talking head was on TV talking about how it wasn't worth $150
and it would tank on its first day and no one should buy it.  That was
the establishment with their talking papers trying to get back at
Google for cutting them out.  Of course they were all wrong, the stock
WAS worth $150, and is worth a lot more based on Google's earning
reports.

So what has happened lately? Google is getting the crap blasted out of
it for censoring its search results in China.  I personally don't like
their decision.  And there is another story where Google refused to
turn over search data to the DOJ.  What didn't get reported as widely?
 MSN and Yahoo forked over that same data months ago without telling
anyone.

Personally, I agree with Groklaw:
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20060129200619260

Quote:

Here's what I have observed:

When you compete with Microsoft,
your reputation will be sullied in the press.

Having experienced something similar, I can smell it a mile away when
it happens to others. And I'm starting to get that whiff... 

This is no more than the investment community that got burned by
Google taking revenge using the FUD being spread by Google's enemies
(DOJ, China, M$) as an excuse.  Call it white collar blackmail or
whatever.

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Brian



Re: [H] who is getting Oblivion?

2006-01-31 Thread Julian Zottl
I might... the physics and GFx are AMAZING
_
Julian Zottl
CTO, Radiant Network Technology, LLC
Getting ahead in the tech sector isn't about kissing butt ... you gotta sniff 
the right packets



-- Original Message --
From: Jim Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Date:  Tue, 31 Jan 2006 06:47:39 -0500

Read the article in the latest PC Gamer. Looks fantastic.





Re: [H] who is getting Oblivion?

2006-01-31 Thread Jin-Wei Tioh

At 09:18 PM 1/31/2006, you wrote:

I might... the physics and GFx are AMAZING
_
Julian Zottl


I assume y'all have seen the Oblivion WMVs (ob_chap1us, ob_chap2us, etc.)?
Freaking amazing (especially liked the radiant AI demo).

Who thinks that it will crush an overclocked 12-pipe X800GTO? Taking all 
bets :P


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Re: [H] Google took a big smelly dump today.

2006-01-31 Thread Hayes Elkins
Uh, their reputation in dealings with the DOJ and filthy communist China has 
little to do with their price drop. They took a dive because they simply 
missed their targets. The speculation that might make their dive deeper is 
the mystery of what exactly makes up the bulk of their revenues - some 
analysts believe over 50% of their revenue comes from click-fraud. This is 
not a tin foil hat conspiracy by bitter goldman-sachs executives.




From: Brian Weeden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H] Google took a big smelly dump today.
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 15:18:28 -0700

LOL.

I ask you this - what SHOULD stock price be based on?  Market share,
quarterly profits, and price to earnings ratio would be my answer.  Is
Google still 1st rate on those terms?  Yup.  So what caused its stock
price to drop?

Do you remember what happened when Google went public?  They did the
whole Dutch auction thing?  Do you remember who they pissed off when
that happened?  By doing it that way, and not going the usual IPO
route, they cut out all of the usual crowd that makes money on IPOs:
investment banks and the in crowd.  Instead, they allowed the public
to directly buy shares.

That pissed off a LOT of people in the investment community.  For
years they had been making armloads of money off tech IPOs and here
comes a company that has the audacity to treat them just like average
schmos.  Do you remember all the media spin on the Google IPO?  Every
single talking head was on TV talking about how it wasn't worth $150
and it would tank on its first day and no one should buy it.  That was
the establishment with their talking papers trying to get back at
Google for cutting them out.  Of course they were all wrong, the stock
WAS worth $150, and is worth a lot more based on Google's earning
reports.

So what has happened lately? Google is getting the crap blasted out of
it for censoring its search results in China.  I personally don't like
their decision.  And there is another story where Google refused to
turn over search data to the DOJ.  What didn't get reported as widely?
 MSN and Yahoo forked over that same data months ago without telling
anyone.

Personally, I agree with Groklaw:
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20060129200619260

Quote:

Here's what I have observed:

When you compete with Microsoft,
your reputation will be sullied in the press.

Having experienced something similar, I can smell it a mile away when
it happens to others. And I'm starting to get that whiff... 

This is no more than the investment community that got burned by
Google taking revenge using the FUD being spread by Google's enemies
(DOJ, China, M$) as an excuse.  Call it white collar blackmail or
whatever.

--
Brian