Legendary Silke

I totally wish that was possible.

Speaking of codecs, I found a new version of the NITRO SDK dated 2008 that has the actimagine video codec.

Yeah. 4MB is a severe limitation.

As long as only one song is loaded at a time, they, in theory, could get away with using streams. It'd cause some issues though.

teehee

Nice new avatar:)

As for the riddle, Jimmy Wales wasn't born for nothing. ;)

Revelation… like two sisters in sackcloth breathing fire and punishment on their enemies?

…Or is that the wrong book…?

I'm on the other side of North America! %___%

…Okay so I'm at the eastern foot of the big rockies.
Hint: My inhabitative establishment be based in a province of Square and Gold, encase the Great Rockies, and be titlecased with Spring.

"Ah, there"?

Cool. xD When did you buy a Macbook Air?

*hugs back* xD
Bmgf ? I'm on there a hell of a lot more really.

You should keep it in a yellow envelope like they did in the original ads.

lol yep n_n Servine is a fav of mine

By default, you can't. Check out BetterTouchTool, though. Should let you configure all of that stuff until your heart's content.

As for Chrome, check out the Smooth Scrolling addons. They can help.

Eh, doesn't really bother me. Hardware acceleration isn't that important in browsers, unless the CPU is woefully underpowered. Everything I use has enough grunt for HTML5 videos on youtube, so idc. :D

Have you noticed the horrible bloated pig that is Flash for Mac yet? I don't think I've used Flash for months...

I'm not, I use both Windows and Mac almost equally (on different computers, mind you). Though I've had my Macbook Pro for about 2 years.

Performance for 90% the time will be the same, however 3D graphics-intensive things (ie. 3D games) will usually be better (to varying degrees) on the Windows side, due to the better graphics drivers and the ability for games to run in DIrectX. Mac doesn't have DirectX, so games are often ported to OpenGL/CL which comes with performance overheads.

Browsing should be the same, provided you use a cross-platform browser, like Chrome, Opera or Firefox. That said, Firefox for Windows has hardware acceleration, so complex pages should scroll smoother.

Yeah, it looks nice, that's for sure. I can't wait to see one of the retina Macbook Pros.

The Macbook Trackpad in OSX is hands down the best trackpad on the planet. No competition. Under Windows, it's not quite as good.

Do you mean you already have data on there? In which case you could delete it or just deal with it. There's not much difference, to be honest, apart from much faster graphics on the new one.

By all means, you might need Windows for some things (yes, games. Although all of Valve's Source games run on Mac, if you're interested in those) - I'm not being a Mac zealot at all, I just hate it when people get a mac and only use Windows. They would be better off just getting a Windows system in the first place.

If you want, you should still be able to return for a refund and grab the new one. Up to you and local laws.

OSX is a great OS. I hope you're not thinking of using Win7 as the main OS...

Sweeet. The new Ivy bridge version?

If I had to get another laptop and money wasn't an issue, I'd waiting for them to release a 13" Retina Macbook Pro. That said, I'm thinking that by the end of the year, I might get two SSDs for my Macbook and RAID them.

Haha, nice. What did you get?

As I probably won't be able to convince you to surf with a browser other than IE, I doubt you would be able to convince me to switch even to Chrome, much less IE/Safari/Opera – From Mozilla Firefox that is.

And whoa, getting rid of version numbers in a program was a really bad decision on their part, and surprising considering they're a non-profit.