Depends how seriously you take your audio. My couple-of-year-old Clarion headunit looks a bit OTT (although not in comparison to most) but it provides the kind of quality I wanted, and indeed more inputs/outputs than you can shake a stick at. But then I guess it was £200, which is a lot in comparison to the car.
I'd say those connectors are most likely to be pre outs, input seems a bit far-fetched for a stock HU.
I'd say those connectors are most likely to be pre outs, input seems a bit far-fetched for a stock HU.
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Wireless is that piece of shit idea that drops packets all over the place isn't it?
Use what is best for your application.
Ahh ok, I'm just speaking from personal experience, so only in the past couple of years really.
Almost all higher education institutes will teach OO straight away, for better or worse 
According to the GREET model, the average conventional internal combustion engine vehicle (ICEV) is comprised of 61.7% steel, 11.1% iron, 6.9% aluminum, 1.9% copper/brass, 2.9% glass, and around 13.6% plastic/rubber.
By calculating the energy required to manufacture a specific mass of each material type, and then factoring the above percentages into the overall mass of a vehicle, we can get a reasonable estimate of the amount of energy that went into producing the vehicle.
Essentially the average car takes 69142 BTU/kg to build, an average hybrid takes 85209 BTU/kg. I've pulled these figures from here.
You might just get away with it in a Prius' lifetime, when you factor in fuel costs.
By calculating the energy required to manufacture a specific mass of each material type, and then factoring the above percentages into the overall mass of a vehicle, we can get a reasonable estimate of the amount of energy that went into producing the vehicle.
Essentially the average car takes 69142 BTU/kg to build, an average hybrid takes 85209 BTU/kg. I've pulled these figures from here.
You might just get away with it in a Prius' lifetime, when you factor in fuel costs.
Of course the price is falling, people are interested and presumably supply is high. However you still can't go too far wrong with it. Refer to the gold thread here posted a few days ago.
Selling more != being good. By good I mean realistic.
Adding yourself to a wiki then letting Google index it isn't that hard. You might as well have just given the video a better title and get that indexed.
It's possible, I think you need to run the Video Config tool that runs the first time you start it - I imagine the program is in the main folder somewhere. Then you should be able to set it to directx7 mode.
Yer you're gona need a card made in the last fews years, which kinda rules out dx8 and definitely dx7 cards.
Q: How do u get traffic on the internet and thus make money?
A: Tits.
A: Tits.
Ha yer perhaps it's just a general trait of LCDs. Mine's not TN though which is why I kinda expected higher delay times etc.
I don't understand WHY a Crossfire bridge and an SLI are the same fit. You would have thought to avoid confusion...
I suggest you change servers then. You can only get better by playing people who are better than you.
I stopped playing CS around easter time, although would still be up for a bash occasionally, any else still play here?
Eh you let people overtake you? I need to rethink my driving style.
Nah I think it's human nature, that's why you get crowds surrounding fights in the street etc - however there's no need for it online. Heated discussion yes, but you have to draw the line somewhere.
There's no real need to see how "Come down here and I'll hit you" pans out.
If it is downloaded to a folder that has both Windows and Linux access then yes, if not then no. By that I mean virtual machine shared folders.
For example sure it's safer to download the warez on a Linux virtual machine, but at some point you are going to run it on Windows (assuming we're talking about Windows software here), so unless you have it scanned before Windows can access it you haven't really solved the problem.
AVG used to be very good several years ago, now it's gone the way of lots of popular software - bloated. The real time file scanner thing is a joke, literally grinds a modern PC to a halt.
Wasn't there a Stratos in PGR2?
Erm you're assuming Police are assuming. I imagine most policemen are normal human beings who are just doing their job.
Very true, the people who do that deserve more than tickets or fines.
Yes but, the stopping forces are greater if you're traveling faster
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
You say it happens when you turn the computer on - my monitor gets MASSIVE ghosting until it's warmed up, but I don't know if that's what you mean. I also wouldn't expect it from a TN panel, assuming that's what you have.
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