> > Its good to no rb is still alive and independent of apple,
> very good
> > job well done lol.
>
>
> Congratulations to (approximately) very last person getting it :-D
Do we get to throw rotten tomatoes at him now? ;)
> But if it is a joke, it sounds like they went to a lot of
> trouble to set it up, posting news announcements and revoking
> peoples svn access.
>
> I hope it is a joke, as I think any deal with apple is
> basically doing a deal with the devil and is almost certainly
> very bad for rockbox, a
> I'm sure the reason against it would be the same as always:
> 1) binsize
> 2) feature bloat
> 3) settings bloat
>
> I think the pros out-weight the cons, especially since the
> last two cons don't really apply as certain targets already offer it.
Agreed - I miss backlight fading from my H140
> gl wrote:
> > I prefer title case for menus, but it ocurrs to me that if you want
> > sentence case always, that can be automatically generated
> (just drop
> > all but the first capital), whereas title case can't if
> it's used selectively.
> >
> > So why not keep title (but make it consis
I guess one of these is always useful, does anybody know roughly much
they'll cost? I don't have an immediate use for one, but it's something
useful to add to the toolkit.
I'm curious, but why would you want a ZIF adapter for the iRiver - for solid
state memory? (sorry, I'm in stupid mode tonight so forgive the
possibly-obvious question)
Should Rockbox come with a PDF of a measuring tape we can use to calculate
the circumference of our heads? Because as far as I know, every person hears
sound slightly differently from the next person... Resonant frequencies
dictated by head density, width between ears and overall shape, low-end and
Ok, so the unit of one 'bel' is nothing more than the representation of an
abstract value. WhatIs defines the Bel as 'the logarithmic ratio between two
levels of signal, power, voltage or current.' dB (Decibel) is commonly used
though, as a unit of 1 Bel is a rather large amount.
Due to its abstr
> But yes, I do believe that the reset button isn't a hardware switch at
> all, to me it looked just like a software switch just like the other
> buttons on the device.
> If it was, how would you explain that the reset button works at all when
> running Rockbox? There is no code in Rockbox that
> Funny you should mention it, it was (probably) fixed today.
> Certainly I got my first ever realtime AAC playback on an H340.
Thanks for the tip :D Now I can listen to all my mate's albums I pinched off
him which he'd encoded with iTunes (grumble).
> Did the reset button work again after tha
I might be wrong (please correct me if I am!) but from what I've seen of the
circuit board and the reset switch, with the device's casing off, I believe
the reset button is nothing more than a software button, insofar that it
doesn't actually break any circuit. To me, it looks like pressing it mere
I'm pretty sure that the RB team could prove precedence
through first usage (all it'd take is a quick few Internet Archive searches and
a choice few Google searches to cull relevant statistical information as to when
the name 'Rockbox' was first used)...
... I like Rockblox better than Tetr
Imho, a modification of the images at this point _may_ (and could) be
interpreted as a tacit acknowledgement of plagiarism or infringement of
copyright by PopCap - of which we all know there is none! - but the problem
is that this then might be used as possible ammunition that there has indeed
been
Personally I don't see any point in changing them whatsoever, he doesn't
have a leg to stand on and it'd cost him too much to take this to a small
claims court to really be worth it (or whatever they have in America that's
similar to county court here in the UK for this type of small prosecution).
@ Björn or anybody else concerned, has there been any further action in
this?
Christopher
I would agree also.
I quote the US Copyright office (http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl108.html),
-
The idea for a game is not protected by copyright. The same is true of the
name or title given to the game and of the method or methods for playing it.
Copyright protects only the particular man
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