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10/29/09
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DirectX 9 wasn't impressive at the start and everyone scoffed at it but eventually it became what gaming is today. So, if DirectX 11+ gets a good boost from Win 7 and the next phase of Console hardware, you'll have a decent leap there as well.
It's all about effects now. Polygons won't get fancier by much until 2-3 generations from now as they do a good enough job at fleshing out things and it's mainly textures and effects that bring everything to life. #directx11
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10/26/09
"Balls-out with Balmer." #steveballmer
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In other words, yes, it's still MS's fault. Just indirectly. Blame them for making the Duke Nukem Forever of OS's.
10/08/09
Windows 7 will do very well, utlimately, though the fact that we have almost a year before we have to pay for the upgrade will probably stretch the income out over a longer time than previous launches.
10/08/09
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No sarcasm...
Im so fucking tired of what big pussies everyone has become, and it genuinely makes me WANT to use this site more & more knowing that the articles WONT be pussified to the edge of extinction like every other media.
Three Cheers to Gizmodo & may the Fucking & Shit & NSFW reign for a thousand years!
10/08/09
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The toner for that thing must cost a fortune, wtf are you using that POS for? I could understand if you had an old thermal printer or something, but what is so special about a OKIPAGE?
10/08/09
Basically that's one of many reasons I went to Ubuntu when time came to upgrade from XP.
10/09/09
10/08/09
Installed Windows 7 RTM on my (dell 745, core 2 duo) workstation yesterday. Got the exact same blue screen pictured above within 5 minutes of logging in this morning. Eerie.
10/08/09
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Also, "I could care less" is wrongly used. It's not that difficult people.
10/08/09
I used to always imagine it came from an old murder mystery novel/play/movie. When questioned about his proof of the identity of the murderer, the detective swings around and points at the dinner party, "Constable Nedry...The proof is in the pudding!" I can still convince other people that this is the true origin of that phrase.
10/08/09
For people that are interested (and as jokono pointed out) there's a great website that has lots of info on phrases, cliches, colloqualisms, etc.: [www.phrases.org.uk]
10/08/09
I'm not trying to make fun. But I have never heard the saying "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." Maybe it is a regional thing, I live in Virginia. But I have often heard the phrase "the proof will be in the pudding."
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