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One thing that frustrates me when I want to select parts for my possible future pc is to match the memory speeds/bandwidth. Typicaly you see them either as PC-XXXX (like PC3-16000) or in MHz (like 2000MHz), but I lose track of the different formats.…

A bit more than a week ago I started diving into the world of programming games. With my first concept made in Android Studio I quickly came to the conclusion it would be too much work to write everything from scratch and decided to restart the project in

Since ETS2 and ATS have native support on Linux I wanted to try it. Installed steam, installed ETS2, started up the game, tried to play the tutorial: no textures!? After some investigation I found out that the (X)Ubuntu I’m running is missing a package that provides texture compression to Mesa. It’s called libtxc-dxtn-s2tc, and having installed that

I wanted to get a clean install of Windows 7 via a USB drive/stick, but for some reason the official Windows USB/DVD Download Tool wouldn’t accept the ISO I selected. So, then it’s time for Unetbootin. Selected the ISO, selected my USB drive, waited for a couple of minutes and I had a

Cheapest Sportscam with External Mic Available! …but is it decent? I think it’s fairly okay. The video isn’t the best but I think with a better mic the audio will be pretty good. Having the mic in the back of my helmet gives it the best quality it seems. They’re available on DealExtreme: http://tinyurl.com/mvf4nj8 Specs: Pannovo M520 (Also