Ignoring the complete different graphics and audio layers and APIs that Android has versus a desktop Linux? The game code won't care but the OS-specific code that Unity uses to target the platform is not just transferable between Android and a desktop Linux.
I said RECORD. As in RECORD. As in not SCRIPT OR PROGRAM OR DEVELOP. As in RECORD.
And as I told you in my post you CAN DO THIS IN VISUAL STUDIO SINCE THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNING. For example, this is the instructions from Visual Studio 6 since that's the earliest version that can be pulled up on MSDN.
Recording Macros The following procedure steps through creating an example of a simple macro.
The keyboard shortcuts used in this example assume the default Visual Studio shortcut key configuration.
To record a macro
Create a new text file by choosing File on the New submenu on the File menu.
Choose Text File in the General category.
In the new text file, type the following:
one two three four
Press HOME to place the cursor at the beginning of the text.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+R or choose Record Temporary Macro on the Macros submenu on the Tools menu to initiate the environment's macro recording mode. The Recording Toolbar appears and a small spinning cassette tape icon in the status bar indicates that you are currently recording.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW to select the word "one" and the space after it, then press DELETE.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+R or click the Stop Recording button in the Recorder Toolbar to stop recording the macro. Notice that the spinning cassette icon in the status bar disappears when macro recording ceases.
At this time, if you open Macro Explorer and expand the MyMacros node, you should see a new entry called "TemporaryMacro" under the RecordingModule node. This is the default name given to newly-recorded macros.
The guy is wrong anyway. You can record your actions and have it produce a macro. Again, this has been a feature of Visual Studio since the very first editions more than 15 years ago.
"First to file" doesn't mean what you think it does. "First to file" is only a system of determining who gets a patent in the situation that multiple people file patents on the same idea. It doesn't invalidate prior art or anything else that already exists in the "first to invent" system.
This had nothing to do with the DMCA. Psystar was violating the license to the software. This is no different to a hypothetical OEM being sued by Microsoft for violating the license to their copies of Windows. First sale doctrine doesn't allow you to violate the EULA.
What monopoly? Since when did Apple hold a monopoly on PCs? Also, what does the first sale doctrine have to do with anything in this case? Psystar wasn't being sued for reselling copies of OS X.
Funny, because the 911 attackers were predominately Saudi yet the US neither bombed Saudi Arabia, installed any dictator in Saudi Arabia (the current royal family came into power through its own military conquests years before oil was discovered there), nor meddled in their affairs. Our presence currently in Saudi Arabia was at the request of the rulers. Your hilariously oversimplified view fails to explain that.
That's bullshit. There are plenty of immigrants to the US who have worked their whole lives in low-paying, shit jobs. This guys story is an outlier. And with respects to your story, the plural of anecdote is not evidence. Come back when you have statistics without extreme sampling bias and you might be convincing.
He has no valid point. This something that Adobe wanted them to do to help fight Flash player exploits. And you can always reenable your vulnerable Flash player if you want.
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Yeah, because ponting out facts is now apparently "trolling". *rolls eyes*
Except most consumers hated all the incompatible choices. The average computer user was quite happy to see the useless divergent choices killed off.
Yeah and everyone will love your extremely sluggish device. Even the embedded libraries for SVG are still noticeable slower than raster graphics.
That's the Slashdot tradition!
Ignoring the complete different graphics and audio layers and APIs that Android has versus a desktop Linux? The game code won't care but the OS-specific code that Unity uses to target the platform is not just transferable between Android and a desktop Linux.
It's not the kernel that matters. It's the userspace part. So, no, it wasn't ported to X11 desktop Linux anyway.
You just made baby RMS cry.
RTFA. They're removing the compiler from the Win8 SDK.
I said RECORD. As in RECORD. As in not SCRIPT OR PROGRAM OR DEVELOP. As in RECORD.
And as I told you in my post you CAN DO THIS IN VISUAL STUDIO SINCE THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNING. For example, this is the instructions from Visual Studio 6 since that's the earliest version that can be pulled up on MSDN.
(though, of course, such a macro cannot be produced by recording your actions - it has to be written manually
This is of course very much wrong.
Recording Macros
The following procedure steps through creating an example of a simple macro.
The keyboard shortcuts used in this example assume the default Visual Studio shortcut key configuration.
To record a macro
Create a new text file by choosing File on the New submenu on the File menu.
Choose Text File in the General category.
In the new text file, type the following:
one two three four
Press HOME to place the cursor at the beginning of the text.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+R or choose Record Temporary Macro on the Macros submenu on the Tools menu to initiate the environment's macro recording mode. The Recording Toolbar appears and a small spinning cassette tape icon in the status bar indicates that you are currently recording.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW to select the word "one" and the space after it, then press DELETE.
Press CTRL+SHIFT+R or click the Stop Recording button in the Recorder Toolbar to stop recording the macro. Notice that the spinning cassette icon in the status bar disappears when macro recording ceases.
At this time, if you open Macro Explorer and expand the MyMacros node, you should see a new entry called "TemporaryMacro" under the RecordingModule node. This is the default name given to newly-recorded macros.
The guy is wrong anyway. You can record your actions and have it produce a macro. Again, this has been a feature of Visual Studio since the very first editions more than 15 years ago.
Visual Studio has macro recording. It's had it since pretty much forever.
Yes.
"First to file" doesn't mean what you think it does. "First to file" is only a system of determining who gets a patent in the situation that multiple people file patents on the same idea. It doesn't invalidate prior art or anything else that already exists in the "first to invent" system.
Then use the dynamic compression mode offered by your receiver. Some of us actually like movies to have dynamic range.
You haven't had to register copyrights in the US for decades. Ever heard of the Berne Convention?
The native Android browser is slow and crashy so if they haven't even hit that milestone they''re pretty incompetent.
This had nothing to do with the DMCA. Psystar was violating the license to the software. This is no different to a hypothetical OEM being sued by Microsoft for violating the license to their copies of Windows. First sale doctrine doesn't allow you to violate the EULA.
What monopoly? Since when did Apple hold a monopoly on PCs? Also, what does the first sale doctrine have to do with anything in this case? Psystar wasn't being sued for reselling copies of OS X.
Yes, because the replacement for gigabit ethernet is vastly slower WiFi. You're kidding, right?
Not nearly as good as Massachusetts which has a first place rank and has teachers unions.
Funny, because the 911 attackers were predominately Saudi yet the US neither bombed Saudi Arabia, installed any dictator in Saudi Arabia (the current royal family came into power through its own military conquests years before oil was discovered there), nor meddled in their affairs. Our presence currently in Saudi Arabia was at the request of the rulers. Your hilariously oversimplified view fails to explain that.
That's bullshit. There are plenty of immigrants to the US who have worked their whole lives in low-paying, shit jobs. This guys story is an outlier. And with respects to your story, the plural of anecdote is not evidence. Come back when you have statistics without extreme sampling bias and you might be convincing.
He has no valid point. This something that Adobe wanted them to do to help fight Flash player exploits. And you can always reenable your vulnerable Flash player if you want.
You can reenable it...