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By Strigoi · Posted
Even an alert human driver could not have avoided the collision as seen in this video. FSD stopped very fast, probably faster than a human driver would have stopped but the hit was impossible to avoid. -
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I mean, I don’t think this feature is all that devious… And I think the big switch is to save money rather than avoid certain features. -
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That's a cute Easter Egg. Could only imagine what the source code tree looks like these days. -
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jcastill
Just what the topic reads, I had one that only worked with SCSI drives, but mine is a SCSI so no problem there. The point is that it worked under Windows 9x and with some tweaking under W2k, but I can't get it to run under WXp. I have already tried the compatibility mode with no success.
There is a software that costs $300 dollars, I tried the demo and it does not detects my CD-ROMS, but it's not designed for Wxp, just for W2k.
Thanks and hope someone here can help me.
PD I have one that works great, but the window is too small and it's covered on the bottom right end....
PDD CD+G is one of the karaoke formats.
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