Another area where developers fail constantly is that they don't seem to look at prior solutions, it's almost as if some developers don't actually play games themselves.
If this comes to actually pass, then you can think of us as the second China.
If it doesn't, which is more likely, then all that we've shown is that unlike America, we actually don't want this shit in the first place, rather than picking up the bones after the fact.
You say Google has taken active steps to filter out that material, but even if it's true I don't see any effect. Warez and Torrent sites still come up in the search results by the hundreds, on the first page.
I think they could just argue that, much like Google or any other search engine, The Pirate Bay cannot be held accountable on the legally of the content that it tracks.
If this ever goes through then they might as well sue any search engine in the world.
Don't forget that after more than 4 years have past since the last game, the AI still has binocular x-ray vision, perfect aim and has trouble navigating.
I think they should be "innovating" less and studying more. It seems like every new game repeats past problems and ignores solutions.
Do these game designers actually play games? Because it doesn't seem like it.
If you're going to hit the quicksave button all the time, then you might as well make it automatic, like they have done here.
The game isn't easy because of this, it's less frustrating. Forcing the player to restarting huge segments at the smallest error is a very cheap way to make something "difficult".
One step? This _is_ thought crime! Drawings come from imagination, you can recognise the depiction of anything as anything you want it to depict inside your own imagination.
Forget child pornography, this is a legal stance against imagination and pure fantasy!
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Another area where developers fail constantly is that they don't seem to look at prior solutions, it's almost as if some developers don't actually play games themselves.
Only fools learn from their own mistakes.
$75 would only get you about 60GB here.
As long as they don't count uploads towards your limit, it seems like a good deal.
I just had a look at Hulu and got this:
Google combating who? The only competition is torrent.
Under Windows the best player is KMPlayer:
http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=25
What support? So far there's next to no support for this at all. Just some maniac's pipe dream.
You do realise this is a trial right?
If this comes to actually pass, then you can think of us as the second China.
If it doesn't, which is more likely, then all that we've shown is that unlike America, we actually don't want this shit in the first place, rather than picking up the bones after the fact.
Streisand effect strikes again!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
You say Google has taken active steps to filter out that material, but even if it's true I don't see any effect. Warez and Torrent sites still come up in the search results by the hundreds, on the first page.
Very interesting, thanks.
I think they could just argue that, much like Google or any other search engine, The Pirate Bay cannot be held accountable on the legally of the content that it tracks.
If this ever goes through then they might as well sue any search engine in the world.
Some Swedish translators should add subtitles and put it up on The Pirate Bay.
They should be spending that money on improving our internet instead. Doesn't seem like they want any votes in the next election.
I wish Australia would "lag behind" like the US, maybe then we could get almost unlimited download quotas too.
Sure compared to technology heaven like Japan it might seem like you're lagging behind, most of the world is probably lagging right there with you.
But you're far from the worst off.
Don't forget that after more than 4 years have past since the last game, the AI still has binocular x-ray vision, perfect aim and has trouble navigating.
I think they should be "innovating" less and studying more. It seems like every new game repeats past problems and ignores solutions.
Do these game designers actually play games? Because it doesn't seem like it.
Now that would be a great ending.
Sue the teacher for privacy violations?
I suggest everyone watch the anime and ignore this rubbish.
My only hope is that at the end of the movie, or perhaps better yet the start, they point people towards a DVD box set of the anime.
Remaking timeless anime into a live action movie, especially for America, is impossible.
That later go on to become officials.
"Are the pundits so brain dead that they don't know the difference between an OS and a UI? A taskbar is not an OS."
Yes.
21C? I hope it erupts soon! It's going to be 40C for the next four days here (Australia).
It's not childish, it's fitting.
If you're going to hit the quicksave button all the time, then you might as well make it automatic, like they have done here.
The game isn't easy because of this, it's less frustrating. Forcing the player to restarting huge segments at the smallest error is a very cheap way to make something "difficult".
If it's fantasy, you can say the depiction is as old as you want. It's not real, rules of reality don't apply, at all.
Using the brain, improves the brain!
More at 11.
One step? This _is_ thought crime! Drawings come from imagination, you can recognise the depiction of anything as anything you want it to depict inside your own imagination.
Forget child pornography, this is a legal stance against imagination and pure fantasy!
I don't even have any words to express how insane this is, I'm ashamed to be living in this country.
Nay, I'm ashamed to be living on this planet.