<t>nmcc said: <br/> <br/> <br/> ReCat said: <br/> <br/> <br/> furries are basically people who like the idea of humans + animals!<br/> <br/> <br/> I hope I'd be right in assuming you mean people that treat their pets as more than animals but don't take things toooooo far?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> That...
<t>Since this is the Off-Topic section, I thought I may ask, I've noticed at least one furry around here, So I thought i'd make a thread to cobble up all the furries in one place..<br/> <br/> So... Furries! Any of you exist here? x3 I'm one myself.<br/> <br/> If anyone asks, and nobody's going to as...
<t>I don't see myself ever leaving windows, It's always worked for me on all of my modern computers, For me linux is most useful as a server OS or legacy computer OS, and Mac OS isn't of any use to me.<br/> <br/> Windows also seems to be the most productive OS to work with, although quite on par wit...
<t>That's with iOS 4 and newer, Isn't it? I'm not sure. I use 3.1.3. Never had an iPhone that runs iOS 4. If that's what you're talking about, then yes, I know that, But that's useless to me. Either way, I can do the same thing already with my current iPhone 2G/Original(except over wifi or USB inste...
<r>I've gotten an idea, Fairly simple.<br/> Since there seems to be quite a lot of software/hardware hackers/engineers/enthusiasts here, I thought this may be a good place to ask.<br/> <br/> Old iPhones and their parts can be bought or exchanged for dirt cheap these days (i've gone through 2 free ip...
<r>So, Intel's recently defined a new type of notebook computer. "Ultrabook". They're basically laptops with the form factor of a macbook air, but reportedly better hardware. They market them to be "high performance" and basically as a productivity workstation, Which it can be, But then when you lo...
<t>I generally use firefox/nightly for primary browsing, and google chrome for secondary. I like firefox because of my many feature-rich addons/plugins that have perfect integration with the browser such as lastpass and xmarks. <3 those.<br/> <br/> The chrome versions work but are a bit strange and ...
<t>The Pi costs 25/35USD. Back in 2009 I had gotten myself an Arduino Deumilanove for this price. The arduino uno still costs roughly the same as a Pi. So, How do they compare?<br/> <br/> Obviously in performance the Pi destroys the arduino, being a fully-fledged computer as opposed to an MCU. The P...
<t>JamesH said: <br/> <br/> <br/> ReCat said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Now, What i"d like to see that"s relevant to this, is Android OS running on the Raspberry Pi.<br/> <br/> <br/> No, nobody has tried porting it. We think that ICS won"t work as the processor isn"t powerful enough. Earlier versions (ginge...
<t>steviewevie said: <br/> <br/> <br/> That looks like it uses an ARMv5 processor, whereas the Raspi is ARMv6. Would a simple recompile make it work for Raspi ? I imagine it will need driver support etc, so not a trivial task. Someone else can probably say for sure though.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> ARM...
<t>I've happened to see this new videos in my subscriptions from SpaceRip, a good YouTube channel usually dedicated to science-documentary-films. Here's a recent one they put out. Glad to see the guys that really know what they speak of to come out and debunk these silly myths with the hard, cold fa...
<t>I'm not quite yet getting a pi, But I tend to have quite a common problem involving my cat and all my electronics ever. As demonstrated by this video of the offender.<br/> <br/> Quite right. Cats like to get their fur all over everything. Fur generally causes static! We certainly don't want stati...
Are you saying android requires more than 256MB of ram? Because it absolutely does not. The raspi is equivalent/better than an entry-level android phone.
<r>drgeoff said: <br/> <br/> <br/> vinceAPPLE said: <br/> <br/> <br/> ... (Reason i ask is because after looking on the web<br/> <br/> it seems that any other media player with network streaming capability<br/> <br/> is about 130 dollars.) If the Pi can do it then it's a real good choice<br/> <br/>...
What? Did someone say they wanted a simple programming language? Have you seen brain****? It's composed purely out of 8 commands! ">", "<", "+", "-", ".", ",", "[", "]"
Now.. If it's easy to understand, That's different.