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If the source is digital (from your hard-drive, CDs, etc is) then there will never be analogue to digital conversion. @Avenger Bits do actually flip occasionally as a result of noise, it's just that it is quite hard to generate so much noise that a bit flips. Most digital transport protocols...

I find it very hard to believe that the motherboard creates noise on the digital signal carried by SPDIF.

*yawns* Looks like an out of context interpretation of a judge's decision from some sour lawyer who wants to sell books about it.

Probably not. DVI (as provided by a video card) has both the analogue and digital signal. A DVI to VGA adapter just hooks up the analogue signal from DVI to VGA. HDMI only provides digital signals, so a HDMI to DVI adaptor will only provide the digital DVI signals. The DVI to VGA adapter...

if vlok.hitTestPoint(parent.mouseX, parent.mouseY, true) ?

Maybe a long shot, but before you buy a new motherboard, try to run it outside the case. Maybe it's just slightly bent or short-circuiting on it in some other way.

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It is: http://wetten.overheid.nl/BWBR0004825/tekst_bevat_trottoir/geldigheidsdatum_09-12-2010#HoofdstukI_Artikel2 I would not be surprised if the EU has more unnecessary laws than the US. Nothing produces more laws than putting together sidelined politicians in a system that encourages vetoing...

Couldn't resist. A sign to help you with the important mysteries in life.

They threaten to invade the Netherlands: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members%27_Protection_Act. But at least the US flexing it's military muscles didn't involve bombing a Dutch island.

Learn something like Java, Python or C#. C++ is old fashioned, has crappy IDEs and APIs, horrible open source tool support (still haven't found a decent unit testing library, static code analysis tools or refactoring support). It makes you spend half your time doing your own memory management...

You mean this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Way_%28centrism%29? Wiki has it listed as centrist and has the Clintons listed as some of their adherents. I guess you could say mandatory health insurance is a part of a plan economy, but the means of production for health care insurance are not...

So do I, does the wikipedia one do? I don't want to be associated with something as clumsy as a plan economy and cooperative management and I don't know of a single EU-country that works like that. What do you mean with third way socialism?

When you disagree with the right it's socialism apparently. Most of the forum is from either Europe or the US, I wouldn't call them socialist. In fact, I feel rather insulted that you associate us Europeans with socialism.

We have that many Cubans on the board?

You're making me curious now.

We have an active shutter glass system at work, that technology is at least 20 years old. Ours works with a normal videocard. It rapidly flips between left and right eye viewpoints, shutting the glass for the eye that isn't supposed to see the current image. So you need double the framerate and...

Not really. Your video card already runs in 3D essentially. It's relatively easy to hook up a 3D screen to any OpenGL application, all you need to do is hook up a z-channel. We did that stuff in the 90's in my university already. Why would 3D require 3x the texture memory of 2D? And even if it...

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Yes. And it is not mandatory to join the esf group. Or to join it with an account that is similar to your forum account. I guess the team is screwed though. I'm not saying that handing out your steam ID is a security risk, but it is a privacy risk comparable to leaving your msn account name or...