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I'd laugh.

Chrome has, but it got the idea from an older version of another browser. The concept has been around since about 2005, but wasn't really delivered until about 2007. The newly updated Firefox is pretty much spot on in terms of rendering speed as Chrome, so if you like Chromes speed, you're...

Totally missed the first part the first time. You're right, he got them earlier.

I think you're misinterpreting what I'm saying. I'm not saying the PS3 is going to die out by any means, what I'm saying is, the life span of the PS3 as the current generation of Playstation console is getting late. PS1 was Sony's primary console from about 1994-2000, the PS2 went into...

I know it's not a sure thing, but judging from the fact that he doesn't have a cable box, and is still getting the channels, it sounds like his TV has it.

I was just teasing you, no worries. :)

You realize that the vast majority of the funding Mozilla receives to operate is from Google, right?

Um, alright.

2006? :D Well, you're certainly allowed, but I warn you, I ***** green and gold :1orglaugh

Exactly. And the thing is, that it's awfully late in the life cycle of the current generation of consoles to be worrying about something that simple. I have a feeling that the PS3 may never see the full potential of its processor, and that the next iteration in the PS line may have to start...

Just to give you an idea here are the loading times of some of the sites I've visited: ESPN.com Firefox: 3.0 - 2.345 s 3.5 - 1.422 s Chrome - 1.792 s Safari 4.0 - 2.112 s Internet Explorer - 3.025 s NewEgg.com Firefox: 3.0 - 2.433 s 3.5 - 1.766 s Chrome - 1.922 s Safari 4.0 - 2.655 s...

If that's the case, then your TV has got the converter in it.

I'm glad to say my A's managed to take two out of three from the Tigers. But they are a damn good team. Knew I liked you for a good reason :D

I don't get it. What exactly is Google doing that annoys you?

Actually, I noticed the same thing, but all but one of my add-ons were in fact supported, I just didn't have the most recent versions.

That certainly could be it. I was thinking more along the lines of the shapes created when the girl moves, but alas you could certainly be correct.

I'm using actual statistics of the program running, those are objective facts. I agree that browsers make claims about improvements all the time without the improvements actually happening (see Apple), but I've got real data to back this up. If I have time tomorrow I'll try to get the results...

The development tools are by in large good, absolutely. But the biggest piece of the puzzle has been the processor, which has had pretty terrible documentation. The console has been out for a number of years now, and it took a good year and a half for the documentation to come out, and another...

After months of waiting, numerous Betas, and 4 RCs, Mozilla has finally released Firefox 3.5. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2349494,00.asp All of my benchmarking seems consistent with what Mozilla has claimed in terms of speed and performance improvements. Firefox 3.5 is now on par...

Ah, fair enough.

I'd probably be a bit surprised myself, but it would make sense.

I didn't mean to single you out, I'm literally just curious. Any particular reason? :) While I can't speak for him, there was a portion of the people who tried Chrome while it was in Beta that believed the sole purpose of the browser was to essentially act as a tool for Google to be able to...

I liked Crackdown too. The next one ought to be pretty damn good too.

Yeah, I agree with you there. In the case of the PS3, the Cell could be extremely useful to developers, but Sony did such a shitty job of documenting the architecture that we may never see it's true ability.

I knew I liked you for good reason :D

The system now is ridiculously expensive. The funny thing is, Live right now could go free and Microsoft wouldn't have to worry about it for about another 15 years, simply because of available DLC. If you ask me, the right thing to do would be to make the service free, and just charge for...

Agreed.:thumbsup:

It's a parsing error. Right now, it's a bug that they haven't patched yet, although it's relatively isolated in terms of appearance. Chrome has been out in final release version since December. The bugs in the browser aren't pre-production bugs, as the Beta tag was dropped long ago. Just...

Your mail is probably hosted on one of Yahoo's new servers. Problems like this have sprung up relatively often since around December of last year. Somebody screwed up installing and updating the servers for some of the new Yahoo features, and it resulted in a DNS error for a bunch of people...

It's just the weight of their implants. No matter how small an implant you put into a girl, her breasts were only naturally meant to carry a certain weight, and thus the surrounding skin does so also. When a girl gets implants, it ****** the skin to stretch, with no breast tissue to fill the...

I'll watch the show on occasion, but I've got to be honest, I was a much bigger fan of the network when it was TechTV. I used to love watching The Screensavers with Kevin Rose, Patrick Norton, and the like, and Unscrewed with Martin Sargeant. Ever since it became G4, it's become this bizarre...

Actually, it's not out of the realm of possibility. Consider that Holliday is pretty much playing to his career road stats, and, while still excellent, aren't what they were at Coors, and a lot of teams so far have been put off by this. Last offseason, Boras learned the hard way that the...

Oh absolutely, he's got tons of potential. Since the beginning of last year, the talk has been of how to get Anderson, Cahill, and Mazzarro, (MAC to those in the know ;)) up to the big club at about the same time. The biggest question for him coming up was if he was going to develop another...

You get what you pay for though. X-box Live is far superior to the PSn, plus I've been hearing rumors that if the PS3 comes down to about $200 that Microsoft is looking at making Live free. Thank you, exactly what I was going to say. For anyone on here who is thinking about going to...

By in large, yes. You'd be amazed by the amount of people working for supposedly trusted technology vendors (I'm looking at you BestBuy) who have no idea how to properly house common computer parts.

It is. The online play is fun, and surprisingly, for me, not as laggy as other EA titles.

I've been in the crowd about 3 times now.

I don't blame you for buying for Lincecum, I'm just surprised you can stand the game! :1orglaugh

It'll run the game. Your processor is a bit slow, but if you notice the game running slowly, turn down the settings, and you'll be fine. Outside of your processor speed, your machine will have no trouble with the game.

I'm going to buy it. I'm a big Beatles fan, so while I can respect those who don't care for their music, I personally am going to be all over it.

Pain. Serious pain. :rofl:

I've been personally lifting since I was about 15, mostly in the beginning to get into better shape to play baseball, but now more so to keep myself near that shape. I took the ACSM when I graduated from college and worked for the first year and a half out of college as a trainer.

If you've got cable television, you've got a DTV converter in your cable box. Cable companies have put the DTV converters in their boxes since they started offering digital television channels. The only people who wouldn't have gotten reception from their television would be those who have a...

The funny thing is, Holliday isn't really performing poorly. He's just hitting below his inflated average at Coors, and almost everyone saw that coming. At this point I'm almost hoping he gets dealt for good prospects, because at the rate of his decline, he might just accept arbitration. As...

I really hope for your sanity that baseball game is MLB 09 The Show.

Finally got a chance to spend some time with this, and it's pretty good. It's not too often now that non major title sandbox games are any good, but this one may be an exception.

:1orglaugh I'm no Microsoft apologist! But more seriously, a vast number of hardware wouldn't exist if we exclude companies starting in the past 5 years. And I don't have a definitive answer yet, but from a number of people I know who work at EA, the problem might not actually be Microsoft...

It would be helpful if you knew your graphics card size (the Radeon Xpress) but I'll tell you you'll be fine running that game. Those requirements are very low by todays standards. And just FYI, Pixel Shader 2.0 is the second version of software developed by graphics card manufacturors to make...

Yeah, I just got it a couple of days ago. I'm amazed with how crisp it is. The controls are tight, intuitive, and work well with the animations in the game. Technically, the game is a masterpiece, just looking at the sheer detail in the boxers faces tells me that. Definitely a great purchase.

If you're talking about winning the World Series, it's a crapshoot, plain and simple. Making the playoffs however, is a lot easier to predict.