They are innovating. Just not in games. See: latest commits to Linux kernel, Apache, LZMA(2), Android, Firefox and Chromium outpacing IE, the website you're posting on...
I think the news is they developed a heuristic of least used parts of a chip, slapped on a tiny emulator so functions don't fail, and call it a day.
For example, Chip $foo has functions A B C D E & F. E is used on average once every gigaflop, so using the CPU/other functions, they implement E and cut out all parts for E.
I don't know what's worse: the fact that people image search porn on Google and want it private using https, or the fact that I had to confirm that lesbian midget fisting is a valid and easily found Google Image search.
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Fear is good for business. I'm not advocating this is a good thing, however.
In the recent nuclear accident caused by Japan's tsunami, iodine tablet sales soared as you said. War brings up the sales of weapons obviously, both government and consumer (home defense and all that). Fear of robbery/previous example also aids business for security systems. Swine flu tanked pork prices; OK, that wasn't good for businesses but even swine flu infected pork was safe if cooked to FDA standards, and boy did I enjoy all that cheap pork.
Except you idiots (yes, we know MPAA and RIAA post here all the time on every copyright story) want to make copyright infringement a felony.
So, if you go to some website and watch an illegal infringing ad hosted by Google, the viewer, Google, and the ad poster are now felons, subject to wiretapping!
This can get even worst as a DDoS. Face it, your lobbied and money laundered law is useless because you want to crush fair use and make everyone a felon, intentionally. There won't be anyone to buy your crap in jail if such bullshit passes into law.
This is satire. There are people that actually believe this kind of reasoning. See: managers.
(Off-topic: but you would have to admit the "derivative works" parts of the GPLv2 is vague terminology, and can give odd ideas like using gcc means you must open your code.)
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Netcraft, obviously.
You know a device is bad when even China doesn't want to touch it (and clone it).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mahTGNIk4q4
They are innovating. Just not in games. See: latest commits to Linux kernel, Apache, LZMA(2), Android, Firefox and Chromium outpacing IE, the website you're posting on...
It was very interesting, if a bit hard to read. You should read it.
I think the news is they developed a heuristic of least used parts of a chip, slapped on a tiny emulator so functions don't fail, and call it a day.
For example, Chip $foo has functions A B C D E & F. E is used on average once every gigaflop, so using the CPU/other functions, they implement E and cut out all parts for E.
I don't know what's worse: the fact that people image search porn on Google and want it private using https, or the fact that I had to confirm that lesbian midget fisting is a valid and easily found Google Image search.
Fear is good for business. I'm not advocating this is a good thing, however.
In the recent nuclear accident caused by Japan's tsunami, iodine tablet sales soared as you said. War brings up the sales of weapons obviously, both government and consumer (home defense and all that). Fear of robbery/previous example also aids business for security systems. Swine flu tanked pork prices; OK, that wasn't good for businesses but even swine flu infected pork was safe if cooked to FDA standards, and boy did I enjoy all that cheap pork.
The list goes on...
Explain that to his manager.
I'll bet $1337 that GP's scenario will occur anyway.
Duh. It's free for the client. Did you think I was talking about the cost to me if I was making and handing out business cards? Really?
I'd say it's more of a easy and free note to yourself.
Problem, Google?
Please assume the party escort position.
http://www.google.com/images?q=ubuntu+calendar
(Likely NSFW) It didn't work too well with Ubuntu, apparently.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5IDqAvzv44&playnext=1&list=PLB94072AB718726CB
Like this. This is obviously illegal and you should buy the DVD, not watch this for free.
Except you idiots (yes, we know MPAA and RIAA post here all the time on every copyright story) want to make copyright infringement a felony.
So, if you go to some website and watch an illegal infringing ad hosted by Google, the viewer, Google, and the ad poster are now felons, subject to wiretapping!
This can get even worst as a DDoS. Face it, your lobbied and money laundered law is useless because you want to crush fair use and make everyone a felon, intentionally. There won't be anyone to buy your crap in jail if such bullshit passes into law.
Help, there's soda all over my keyboard!
If you think Valve would ever do that for a new game, you'd be kidding yourself.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/630/
Free from day 1.
Also Dead Space 2: price dropped 33% in a month.
Good luck leaving userland from a flash plug-in, unless you are dumb and run everything from root.
Doesn't iOS have backends that needs tending, like I don't know, being able to receive calls and mail?
Stout Shako for 2 refined.
This is satire. There are people that actually believe this kind of reasoning. See: managers.
(Off-topic: but you would have to admit the "derivative works" parts of the GPLv2 is vague terminology, and can give odd ideas like using gcc means you must open your code.)
GNUCostCall (pronounced nu cost call) would kind of work...
How do you know it's truly off?
Unless you remove the battery, cell phones always have the capability to transmit information.
Citation: US law dictates that phones must be able to call 911 in an emergency, for free, if physically possible.