Fuel efficiency is still important, no matter what the engine. if you can run a full race on 10kg less fuel, then you'll be faster overall by several seconds. That can make the difference between a win and third in some races.
Buy the bundle, but send all the money to charity. You get the games legally, THQ gets nothing at all, and charities get donations. Everyone's a winner.
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Someone did get a patent on the wheel, although they know for a fact it won't stand up in court.
And the 8G cornering.
Fuel efficiency is still important, no matter what the engine. if you can run a full race on 10kg less fuel, then you'll be faster overall by several seconds. That can make the difference between a win and third in some races.
Not hybrids per se, but modern F1 cars have KERS, which uses similar technology.
I've never been to an F1 race, but I have heard that the noise is incredible.
Not been to a race, but I did go to a test session years ago when they used the V10s. Nothing prepares you for how loud those engines are :)
Or you could just take the post as intended - a simple suggested action.
I wasn't aware it was against /. law to make an honest suggestion.
Did you not read this post: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3284181&cid=42140523
The point isn't whether you'd still need the cracks, it's not giving money to THQ or HB.
Buy the bundle, but send all the money to charity. You get the games legally, THQ gets nothing at all, and charities get donations. Everyone's a winner.
a patent troll...hinder technological progress
MS's main income sources are Windows and Office. Plus, they did create what eventually became AJAX.
*awaits the inevitable fanboi accusations*
From http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3280817&cid=42130913
If you could point out where I defended the practice, then I'd be grateful.
That is, if you can stop masturbating over the latest shiny from Cupertino.
So iOS 6 won't run on the original iPhone. How's that different from WP7/8 again?
And the iPhone 1?
If you could point out where I defended the practice, then I'd be grateful.
Well done! You have clearly won the argument!
Now back to reality.
Irrelevant - most Android updates are also point releases. Doesn't make the update process any different.
Windows Mobile != Windows Phone - they are two different products.
WP8 is the first to break compatibility.
1. Connect phone to PC
2. Start Zune
3. Go to Device Details
4. Click 'Update' link/button
5. There is no step 5
You're probably right, but still wanted to defend a WinPhone.
I'll make an appointment with a psychiatrist later.
But it does librate, so you may get a little tidal energy. Not enough to be useful, but > 0.
He did. Are you implying that CAVE JOHNSON cuts corners?!
He tried rounding them off first, but then Apple found out...
All WP7 phones are capable of running both 7.5 and 7.8. It's up to the handset maker to release the update.
I have a time machine I'm willing to rent out for a reasonable fee.
Hear that? It's the sound of the joke whizzing over your head.