@ubuntufreakdragon: DCGUI benutzt deine Systemsprache, um das zu erkennen – d.h. deutsches AP + deutsches Windows/Linux sollte gehen, englisch + englisch geht, aber Mischungen machen Probleme. Daneben fällt mir grad noch dezent auf , dass die Datei immer englisch hardcoded, ups. :S Müsstest a) eine ...

Chips wrote:Did they make no attempt to just remove them 1 by 1 (arresting as required)?

The policemen claim they were insufficiently staffed to remove them in time. Apparently blinding civilians is perfectly reasonable if they get in the way of wörk.

It should also be mentioned that said referendum was over a year later, and the result close, with 58% in favour (and, as always, the majority simply didn't vote).

So his injuries came from a blast of water cannon - hit his face I'm guessing? Yes. Aren't they supposed to aim for the feet/trunk of the body? Yes. Was there any circumstance surrounding it? i.e. protesters were preventing access/work being conducted? Or the police just turned up to a load of peop...

You wouldn't know oppression if it hit you on the head You mean like this? :roll: Put some context on it? During the demonstrations against the Stuttgart 21 project, the police mowed down peaceful protesters with water cannons without provocation, with these results. (Also during lots of other prot...

muppetts wrote:You wouldn't know oppression if it hit you on the head

You mean like this?

AV is ineffective against more recent and increasing popular forms of attacks that generally don't rely on installing malicious software on your computer. Or against installed software that, strictly speaking, isn't malicious. Most crapware installed by "enhanced" installers (I guess that's what ha...

When even Symantec acknowledges that antivirus is a pointless waste of effort because everyone and their dog can circumvent them, one might be inclined to think they know what they are talking about.

I take into account usability, overall security options, ease of access (i.e how annoying is it to download the "free" version) and "money prompts", pc performance along with other factors I can't think of right now when deciding the best AV. Of course. :roll: Any reason you appear to be trying to ...

Antilogic wrote:I take into account usability, overall security options, ease of access (i.e how annoying is it to download the "free" version) and "money prompts", pc performance along with other factors I can't think of right now when deciding the best AV.

Of course.

Antilogic wrote:Avast is currently the best available free offering.

Is it now.

Not that detection rates matter, but still. "It's the best because I happen to use it" is hardly an argument.

Microsoft Security Essentials.

No bull, no licensing issues, no pointless popups. Antivirus is pointless anyway, no need paying the protection racket.

Is bandwidth such a major issue for this application? (Genuinely curious here). Interconnect speed usually considered the bottleneck for GPGPU, as far as I know. Ideally you shouldn't need it at all because your data is perfectly partitionable and fits into local GPU memory, but if you do need to e...

mrbadger wrote:So Asus are the goto guys for high power boards then.

They have just as much rubbish as everyone else, their GPGPU boards are just better priced than the competition. If you can get a good price on an equivalent Intel/Supermicro board, I doubt they'd be worse.

Most of the processing and comms between cards will happen over their dedicated bridge. I surely hope not. The SLI bridge only has 1GB/s bandwidth, a full-bandwidth PCIe x16 slot (which the Z97WS doesn't have for example :P ) manages over 15 GB/s. And apparently it isn't used at all for that very r...

Consumer mainboards are rather limited in their PCIe bandwidth (maximum of 48 lanes, i.e. 3 cards at maximum bandwidth), you'll want something like this for maximum performance (80 lanes, i.e. 5 cards). You'll need two E5-2620 v2 or higher to achieve that bandwidth, though… I hope cost really isn't ...

The DLCs didn't fix any of the problems, nope.

greatjulius wrote:Es werdne sich einfach von irgendeiner Stelle 3 Sekunden rausgepckt.

Dann ist beim transcodieren irgendwas schiefgelaufen.

1. Gleiches Problem, gleiche Lösung: 00149.dat in .wma umbenennen, ins MP3-Format konvertieren, zurückbenennen.
2. Windows XP durch ein weniger veraltetes OS ersetzen.

Wie auf Seite 1 beschrieben gar nicht installieren, sondern nur die Dateien von den CDs kopieren und Patchpaket drüberkopieren, dann hat der Kopierschutz keine Chance, da irgendwas zu ruinieren. Erklärt übrigens immer noch nicht, wie du in einer seit 6 Jahren nicht geänderten Datei Viren gefunden ha...