Prepare yourself to wonder why.

 

Bad idea?

 

Ubuntu made a rather drastic change in their desktop design a few years ago, but it is pretty easy to install a replacement if you don't like it.

 

Desktop won't boot and I don't have any Windows OS keys. Do you have a better idea?

 

I dunno how my car works, I just drive it. All I know is the trans and the front diff share the same trans fluid...I know this cause I want to replace the fluids when it gets warmer out

It has aftermarket sways and the rear diff bushing:

 

Hehe.

I used to be a hardcore Amiga bigot may years ago, but these days I don't really care so much about the political aspects of the OS. I run some variant of Windows on most of my machines for the simple reason that the applications which I most commonly need to use to do my job are Windows-native.

Apple products can still suck a dick, but that has mostly to do with what I deem to be hideously inelegant design. I elect not to use IE for the same reason. By comparison, MS Office has been one of the most elegant and refined spreadsheet / word processor combos for at least a decade.

In other words, I just use whatever is best for the application at hand. At work, some of the stuff that we manufacture uses embedded ARM9 processors running compact WinCE, while other of our products run Linux on the same processor. Each was chosen for its suitability for a specific purpose.



Obtain Windows keys.

 

how about

 

I honestly don't completely remember. Bad idea though.

 

What would happen if I played iRacing on my old computer? I have a notebook with 4GB of RAM, 2.6ghz i3, and I have no idea what the video card specs are. I plan to just plug-in HDMI for my gigantic TV.

Will it look like ****, look choppy, or what?

 

A friend on another forum just bought this in Panama for $7500 US.
Garage507.com &bull; Ver Tema - S/V INTEGRA TYPE R, SUPER PRECIO -->APROVECHEN<--

 

Then you will be the kind of person who subscribes to a pay-to-play videogaming service, right up there with the World of Warcraft fanboys.



This configuration exceeds the minimum hardware requirements, except of course that all* laptops have shitty video chipsets.

So it'll run, but with a low framerate. Presumably, you will be able to decrease the resolution and detail settings in order to partially compensate for this.



* = Yes, all of them.

 

Soooooooooooo running this on a 57" TV is a bad idea?

 

I am not the Subie expert, even on a Miata site, but as I understand it the center differential on some of them (AT in particular) isn't really a differential at all. Full power is delivered to the rear all of the time while power to the front is delivered via some kinda PWM controlled device. It sounds cool since you get pretty much what it feels like my car is doing: RWD with front assist, except that you get to control the amount of front assist. If I cared more I'd research it and provide links to info etc., but I don't have it so don't care.

 

Hustler, I like linux. The computer I'm typing this on is running it. The problem I have with Ubuntu is that the interface has so many things wrong with it that just have to wonder why they did it. To those that would accuse me simply not tolerating change, you're wrong. I tried both Unity and Gnome 3 for weeks. I learned how to use them and ended up with a long list of solid reasons why they suck.

I'm running Gnome classic on this computer which is a weak imitation of where Gnome 2 was going, but it doesn't ask me to pretend I'm using a touch screen when I'm not (a la tablet) and then an instant later make me use a mouse cursor in heroic ways that really are NOT necessary. All in the name of looking cool and modern.

Anyway, it all depends on what you want to do, but if you're not a computer geek then you'll probably just end up frustrated because it requires figuring things out sometimes. Ubuntu was on track to improve that, but then they started thinking they're smarter than they really are.

 

That and change the -h option to -m. But I'm not going to obsess. It's not going to impress anyone.

 

It's all up to your personal preferences.

In terms of image quality, I have no problem playing Sonic or Metroid on the 55" HD set. In terms of smoothness of gameplay (frames per second), that's going to suck* on any size screen with that GPU.



I'm glad I'm not the only one.

I really liked the general layout of Ubuntu 10 w/ Gnome 2.32.1. Everything seemed to be in a logical and easily-accessible place. This is the build that I keep in a VM, as well as on a LiveCD for when I need to access the root filesystem of a Windows machine.

I recently tried whatever build is being distributed now, and I was flabbergasted. My initial impression was "it's like they took the look and feel of Win 8 and made it even more hostile and confusing."

 

Here is a video of the Galaxy Note II phablet hooked up to a TV and a PS controller for playing video games.

skip to 7:40ish.

 

finally sold the red car

 

went to finally fix the idle issue, found this


wanted to change to a newer throttle body for the inset idle air passages and discover the 4wire tps on my car wont mount to the throttle body, and i dont know what i would have to do to convert it to the three wire that the TB came with. any ideas?

 

Assuming that you grab a pigtail from a '99-'00 car to plug into the new TPS, splice it into the '96 harness as follows:

Old wire (car) -- New wire (NB TPS pigtail) -- [function]

green / white -- green / red -- [12 volts]
black / blue -- black / red -- [sensor GND]
red / black -- green / black -- [TPS signal]

The red wire in the car harness will not be used.