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Who needs DirectX? OpenGL FTW!
juz installing mechwarrior 2. Requires direct X 2.
Thats to bad they are going to go to direct X. I won't be buying any Direct X products ever again. Direct X 10 was a complete train wreck.
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Xbox360 does not have OpenGL, but that is a Microsoft-specific Microsoft limitation. All the other consoles, like the PS3 and the Wii, use OpenGL.
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What is the default password for the Android root account? Can I change the root password after rooting my android device by simply typing How does the rooting process work? If I use a "one click root" app, what is it doing to my phone? |
root in Linux (or any Unix-like system) is just the user with User ID 0. The su program (which actually stands for "Switch User", not "Super User") is just a program to start another program with a different user ID than the starting program (by default to uid 0, which is to user root). Android does not use the traditional /etc/passwd, however it still uses Linux User ID and Group ID for managing permissions. If you want to intercept su requests so you can ask for password or enforce other rules, you will need to replace /sbin/su with your own version of su. Alternative approach is the one described here: http://www.koushikdutta.com/2008/11/fixing-su-security-hole-on-modified.html though that will require applications to cooperate by firing an Intent when they want to switch user. Android security framework is more or less like this: each installed application runs on its own User ID (selected at installation time), and application permissions is implemented as user groups. Android does not use /etc/passwd so it also does not have I'm not quire sure with the exact process myself, you probably want to ask to rooting developers. However, my guess is it just reverts the security check that originally prevent developer from setuid 0. Since Android is open source, there is no truly hidden API in Android. However, there are some unpublicized or undocumented APIs, you can browse for this in Android's source code. However, these APIs are not about root developments, they're usually in-development APIs that are not ready yet or is too localized for specific purpose that is not useful for public developer (or perhaps Google just haven't realized their usefulness yet). You are not restricted from using these APIs, but since these are not an officially supported APIs, they may disappear or break backward compatibilities in the future. If you need to use these APIs make sure your app breaks gracefully. |
Not a dev, but here's my best stab at an explanation as I understand it (assuming I've understood your question). Hopefully I'm not too far off the mark... All the 'rooted' ROMs I have used manage root access user the SuperUser application - i.e. when you start an app that wants to run with SuperUser privileges, the SuperUser application will prompt the user to grant the 'root' application these permissions. The SuperUser application then maintains a white-list of apps that have been granted these permissions. This is the same for Console emulators, etc, so you grant access to the console application - you don't need to enter a password within the emulator. I don't think you need to worry about the root password for this. With regards to hidden APIs - I don't think they are "hidden" as such, as the Android OS is open sourced in the first place. |
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Cooper bikesI just stumbled across cooper bikes, via the local distributer who has them on ebay.
http://www.cooperbikes.com/bikes/3 I think they look pretty good for a modern/retro. 531, brooks, sturmey archer. What do you reckon?
Re: Cooper bikesSoulless mass produced OTR bikes.
Take the Reynolds sticker off and remove the haze from the eyes and they look like a mojo to me, with a little better spec of components.
Re: Cooper bikesWell I did ask what you thought.
No haze in my eyes, but I reckon they look to be a cut above much of what's out there and not bad value. Might try to check one out in person when I have a chance.
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Well, I think that is a little harsh. They are mass produced but so were all the Italian stuff that people get all dewey eyed about on this forum. I have seen one in the flesh (so to speak) and it seemed a competent build, nice paint with good components. Me personally I thought the Pashley standing next to it was way better value if you were going for a new/retro setup but I suppose it doesn't have that pseudo street cred - I owned a Mini Cooper (1071 'S' if anyone's interested) back in my youth and it's capabilities had nothing at all to do with cycling Cheers Richard
Re: Cooper bikesI'd be happy to own one, and very nearly did a couple of years ago.
They are what they are - shamelessly retro but quite good quality and reasonable value. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Cooper bikesThe monza, Sebring and spa are Reynolds 520 and the T200 C50 and the Reims are 531 tubing. I have various models on display at my restaurant in Brisbane at discounted prices if anyone is interested in having a look. They obviously would be bought through the Distributor direct and that is where the invoice comes from.
Cheers Anthony
Re: Cooper bikesAnd it is the Distributors pick out of the range as well and what he rides. I personally went the Sebring. The T200 C50 is available now at $880 down from $1599 for a limited time.
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$800 is realistic for something like this, but 1600 is OTT. I could buy 2 classic Aussie handbuilt (retro 80's) completes for that, with waaaay more character and soul.
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Got to agree with you there, around the $1000 mark would be my absolute maximum. Still, while you could buy an immaculate high quality s/h bike for half that, some people do worry about things being 'new' Cheers Richard
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$880 V This including shipping to my Door , and I'm still $250 up. Velocity wheel set(new), Reynolds 531, weighs 8.6kg as pictured. You can keep your Coopers. I understand that pure track bikes are not everyones cup of tea. Not drilled for brakes, no bottle cage mounts etc... That's whyI have this... But for the purity of it, I'd rather have my Bundy than some ersatz in between modern retro attempt. My opinion is worth far less than 2c in the real world, but the Q was asked by the OP.
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An excellent price - I would have been quite happy to pay the RRP. The Brooks Swallow alone is more than $170 from CRC. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Cooper bikesI DESPERATELY want a Cooper Spa, i remember the first time i saw one i was literally stopped in my tracks (i do love shiny things ). They'll probably be vintage by the time i do get my hands on one though haha.
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Re: Cooper bikesMy Dad's started talking about a new bike, I reckon the Reims with the hub gears could be a nice fit for him and the sort of riding he does. Im going to suggest he takes a look to see what he thinks of it.
Re: Cooper bikesThat actually raises a question i though of yesterday, how strong are hub gears? I reckon a 3 speed would be cool to get that little bit extra for steep hills or fast bits but i don't like the possibility of something going 'pop' and dumping me on the blacktop (like what happened when my Mercier slipped out of gear). Is this a legitimate concern? I just don't have any experience with 3 speeds.
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Mate, if you can bust an AW 3-speed (or any FW/FM/FC model) Sturmey Archer then you need to apply for HERO status It is possible to do damage to the crown jewels by slipping between gears but that is an adjustment problem, not a strength/reliability problem... SACHS 3 speeds (and the new Taiwanese Sturmeys AFAIK) solve this problem by constant engagement so use one of these and your wedding plans are safe Cheers Richard
Re: Cooper bikesWell that puts my mind at ease, cheers mate.
Oh and challenge accepted . Now to find a Sturmey to destroy with my 'epic guns' haha. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Cooper bikeswell I guess thats what makes us all individuals hey... Or we would all be riding around on the same bikes. All very nice stuff IMO
here is a Cooper Sebring Now $660 A Cooper Spa with chrome finish Now $880 A Cooper Reims (5 speed) Last edited by neoppg on Thu Sep 20, 2012 10:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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That's the one! *drools When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Cooper bikesThey certainly tick a lot of boxes. They are verrrrrrrrrrry heavy. No small sizes in aust too.
Re: Cooper bikesI ride a 52cm. Thats pretty small isnt it? This is the actual one in the restaurant. just enjoying a cup of tea over it now.. This one is a 57cm
Re: Cooper bikesWhich restaurant Anthony?
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Re: Cooper bikesNeo Pizza (AT) Highgate Hill
36 Gladstone Rd. 4101 Basically, we just came off our annual fundraiser "Brissey To The Bay" where our team raised over $88000 for people living with MS and wanted to keep the cycling theme going. No better way to decorate the place than with bikes IMO. I am not one for conventional wall decorations..... Much to my wife's dissatisfaction. Cheers Anthony
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Oh yeah - it's a quite while since I have been there - last time I visited there was a minimoto on display. Was it one of your unconventional decorations? It was quite a few years ago, come to think of it. Funny about pizza and bikes - rider friend Dave Silvestri has Arrivederci in Park Road. I didn't realise the Spa is all chrome. When I first discovered Cooper bikes I was looking at a chrome Bianchi Pista, at around $1200 it was only a little cheaper but nowhere near as classy. But y'know, I've so many bikes already, and so little time to ride them...sigh. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Cooper bikesYep, the pocket bikes were on display right after Ducatis for a couple of years... I certainly have been through stages with my displays but I think the bike thing is going to be around here for a while...
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KDE 4.7 is finally a usable desktop.
Few days ago I updated my desktop and dumped Gnome from it as well.
Keep up the good work!
This is probably not the best place to rant about things, but AFAIK unfortunately KDE 4.7 has a severe taskmanager bug where entries from closed applications remain in the taskbar. While there are several variants of this problem, and unfortunately too many bug reports about it, I am primarily talking about bugs.kde.org # 275469. I would also refer to bug #'s 277010, 278869 and # 224447. I am although happy to see that this obvious bug is currently being looked at by developers.
What is unfortunate is that many distributions are shipping it right now in their stable releases, including Kubuntu, Sabayon etc. I tested Sabayon in a virtual machine and it had this bug of closed tasks remaining in task manager. Worst more, I saw a review of Ubuntu on Distrowatch the other day and these days the reviews are so shallow that they miss out on obvious bugs - so much that I think you can see it in their attached screenshot (if I am correct). (I should add that in a quick run of Kubuntu in a virtual machine today, I was not able to see that bug.) It looks that Linus's Law that "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow" is not so true after all.
While this bug was the primary reason I have reverted back to KDE 4.6, there are numerous other stability issues. KDE crashing on logout is a usual happening. Also there are random Nepomuk crashes and messages -- worst, I do not care for it or need it and do not know why is it part of the main distribution. Apparently the Changelog in KDE 4.7.3 claims to have fixed some of the Nepomuk issues. However in my opinion, KDE 4.7 should be marked as not-ready for production and should not be used until many of these bugs are fixed. It would come as a disappointment to those who are using anything stable (even if something ancient like Windows XP perhaps where basic things work).
Overall, the stability of KDE as fallen dramatically since KDE 4.5. I found a few hard hitting bugs in KDE 4.6, but 4.7 has gone really low. I appreciate the immense hard work the KDE developers put in, especially that it is mostly all volunteer effort and I also understand that developers are free to work on whatever projects they are interested in. But I cannot help to see that they advertise all these fancy features like social integration, semantic desktop, composting effects and other random things nobody cares about, while standard features get neglected. I would add that last time I checked few months back, the kde networkmanager or knetworkmanager project is still not in a good shape - what good is all this social integration if you are not connected to the internet or you still have to use konsole to connect to internet to use a shiny interface for tweeting. Ironically, I am using nm-applet (from gnome) currently on my KDE 4.6 desktop.
<sarcasm>I am waiting for comments who will say I should use Gnome/TWM or update my graphics driver or change distribution or bug denial reports or a constructive but poor workaround, including not using the taskmanager at all.</sarcasm>
I would also add that I remember Kubuntu 11.10 was one of the distributions to at least acknowledge the occasional task manager problem in their release notes / known issues in their Beta 1 (https://wiki.kubuntu.org/OneiricOcelot/Beta1/Kubuntu), although there is no mention in the final release.
I have issues with crashes on logout too. I assumed that it was due to a bug in the Intel graphics drivers, because I have a system with an Nvidia graphics card that does not suffer from that problem. There is also an issue where the system disables compositing at every login and I must manually enable it through Alt+Shft+F12. It is rather annoying, but it only happens on the system with Sandy Bridge graphics, so I assume that the graphics driver is at fault.
The stability might be due to bugs in the graphics driver, which isn't KDE's fault and the reason newer versions of KDE suffer from them could be that they are more reliant on properly written graphics drivers because they offload more things.
Incidentally, I have Nvidia graphics (GTX 460M and 275.28) and the logout crashes I have are random. For sometime, I thought it had something to do with power management since it was easier to reproduce when I used to plug out the adapter from my notebook, then plug it back in, and then when I tried to log out or shutdown, the usual kde crash.
On that note, why do they need to offload more drawing things to the graphics processor - I understand it is more efficient, faster and all that, but CPU's are already fast enough and extremely stable at doing such stuff. (I can imagine even a lowly netbook CPU like Atom or Fusion will do just fine on such drawing operations.) So why release some untested crap and break things.
Why is there a release with only about 20 bug fixes. Maybe there are more bugs fixed then reported. I Hope so, as it seems a overkill to have a release with so ffew bug fixes. I love KDE, but like others I am a sorry to see it get more unstable with time. Why is this? perhaps KDE developers are adding to many fringe features and focusing to much attention on tablets.


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Wait, so this fixed the issue where when you have multiple users on (with multiple x servers) and you log one off, it doesn't lockup anymore?
I can't install the driver on Kubuntu hardy
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Wait, so this fixed the issue where when you have multiple users on (with multiple x servers) and you log one off, it doesn't lockup anymore?
Using OpenGL screensavers locks me out of my session. Under GNOME, if I try to resume my session everything freezes; in KDE I can resume a session, but the login window does not render (I have to type "blind").
I'm also having problems with 3D apps. While they don't seg. fault, performance seems to degrade over time; if I restart everything goes back to normal, but the issues eventually show up again.
I can't run any PTS gaming tests anymore. The first run completes fine, but the whole thing gets stuck while initializing the second one; this does not happen with 8.5.
Overall I can't say I'm thrilled with this release. Screen tearing with Xv and movie playback is still there by the way, but only on my x800gto (the 200M works fine... weird). Oh, and scrolling in FF while using composition engines (Compiz for one) is smooth as butter now, even with Smooth Scrolling on.
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Well I seem to be having some big problems here. I tried building with the --buildandinstallpkg, but that had errors. So I tried just the regular --buildpkg Ubuntu/hardy, then dpkg -i to the deb files. This seemed to work, so upon restart I go to run fglrxinfo and I get back
fglrxinfo: ../../src/xcb_io.c:350: _XReply: Assertion `!dpy->xcb->reply_data' failed.
Hey, but clock gating was enabled for all chips!? even M76? by default? or there are options to set it?
and is it somehow related to POWERplay? because powerplay was not enabled for my M76, and i cannot find anywhere that clock gating was enabled....
After about 15 min of using the new release the screen became all pilxelated and unreadable, I couldn't get a screenshot but I will revert back to 8.4 which I could at least see my screen with until the next one comes along and I can be disappointed again.
Was it sudden or did you do something, like run a game? For me if I run 3D games the driver eventually craps out; performance goes to the floor. If I change stuff in CCC most of my 3D games segfault. This behavior was not present in 8.5 (that revision was nearly perfect for my uses). 2D and video playback are nearly perfect now with no problems (except for screen tearing on my x800gto), but 3D took a nose dive for some reason. The fact that I can watch videos and game with Compiz on now almost, *almost*, makes this driver a dream come true for me. They fix something but other stuff breaks, which does happen a lot in software programing, so I'm not going to complain too much. Good driver overall, and if it weren't that I game a lot, I would give it a happy face.
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I wasn't playing a game or anything intensive like that, just a web browser and a couple of xterms open.


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Blok BK, Newman TM. Syncope. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 52.
Huff JS. Altered mental status and coma. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 259.
Kirsch TD. Head injury. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 255.
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Burgos returns to mound for Crew after having start skipped
Mat Latos revealed that he pitched despite feeling ill during his last start. This season, he has left opposing hitters feeling the same way.
The 25-year-old, who has submitted six quality starts in seven outings this year, will take to the hill against the Brewers on Saturday in search of his fourth win in as many decisions.
It's a welcome sight for Reds manager Dusty Baker, who watched Latos labor through the beginning of the 2012 campaign, when the right-hander sported a 5.20 ERA through his first 14 games. Latos eventually turned his season around, posting a 2.43 ERA over his last 19 outings.
"You hope he's getting better," Baker said. "He had a slow start last year. If he has the kind of finish he had, who knows what he can do? Especially a young person that has the experience he's had and the time already, the next best thing is to try and keep him healthy.
"He'll get better and better and better. We'd like to take him deeper in the games. That's the next step for him. I'm just glad we've got him."
For the first time, Cincinnati will see Milwaukee righty Hiram Burgos. The 25-year-old will pitch for the first time since May 1, as the Brewers skipped his turn in the rotation because of a pair of off-days on their schedule.
Burgos reported to Miller Park at about 2 p.m. CT on Thursday to log a bullpen session. He downplayed the potential effect of the long layoff between outings.
"I had to do it because the team needed it, and I was fine with that," said Burgos, who has compiled a 1-0 record and 3.00 ERA in three starts this season. "I stayed in the bullpen for the [previous] series with the Texas Rangers, and [Thursday] on the day off, I threw a bullpen. I was still on the mound. I did my workouts. My arm feels good. Whenever I get the chance to pitch, I have to do my job."
After nine days off between starts, he'll have that chance on Saturday.
"I'm ready to pitch," Burgos said. "Like I always say, I want the ball."
Brewers: Estrada pushed back
• The Brewers put Burgos back into the rotation on Saturday so they could push Marco Estrada back two days. Estrada has yielded 13 earned runs over 8 1/3 innings in his last two starts. He is scheduled to start Monday in Pittsburgh.
"I would say if it could have worked out where we could have completely missed a start with him, we would have thought about doing that," manager Ron Roenicke said.
Reds: Heisey takes next step in recovery
• Outfielder Chris Heisey, on the disabled list since April 29 after suffering a right hamstring strain two days earlier against Washington, is expected to begin a rehab assignment on Monday at Double-A Pensacola. Heisey is hitting .173 with two home runs in 23 games.
"We hope he goes out to play," Baker said. "Even though he wasn't doing quite as well as he wanted to or we wanted to, we still need him, especially [with] our left-handed strong lineup and especially off the bench."
Worth noting
• Reds catcher Ryan Hanigan, who came off the disabled list before the game, went 2-for-4 on Friday to boost his average to .119 from .079. He entered the game with three hits in 38 at-bats this season.
• Brewers right fielder Norichika Aoki leads the Majors in infield hits with 11.
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- See Hradčany Castle, the Cathedral of St. Vitus, Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square
- Visit the Old Town Square and see the Astronomical Clock
Have a go on two wheels and discover Prague with our Local Guide, who knows all the city's ins and outs. Exploring by bike is the perfect way to get an overview of this compact city, as you hit the back alleys and side streets of the Old Town. The Czech capital has a really mixed past so look out for signs of the Holy Roman Empire, the Bohemian Empire, the Nazis and the Communists.
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Hotel Breakfast
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