Nonsense, obviously the emergency capacitors would absorb any access energy created by the array. The only side effect was in they overloaded they would discharge through the main reactor core overloading several systems, possibly causing a flux in the hyper-drive which would create a tach...
Isn't the idea of full disclosure meant to help security by bringing to light flaws in...whatever? thus forcing companies/governments to deal the the problem rather than simply ignore them. Altho in this case a government (Swiss) is playing on one side, and a company (Skype) is on the other.
They are completely worthless, a dime a dozen. Anytime facebook has done anything at all there have been revolts against it. When FB changed it up some, they revolted. When FB let non-college people join, they revolted. When FB changed it up *again*, they revolted. ect...
But oh man, can you imagine the poop that would hit the fan if they went and changed it all back to how it was originally? ah that would be epic.
Facebook revolts are all fail, just like facebook.
-this from a 4+ year FB user, i even remember when facebook had the "the" lol
it depends. in modern games you have for the most part fixed and predictable levels and design.
Imagine in the future games where the game world (environment) is truly active and/or deformable. a bit of an extreme example, but imagine setting off a large number of high explosives at the top of a waterfall, physically changing the land over which the water flows. with this kind of system, the flow of water would change, and as a result the sound would change.
or maybe imagine blowing up part of a riverbed, or causing a massive land slide that changes the shape or course of a river. And i'm talking about 100% player based decisions, with a realistic game world reaction, not some pre-scripted event in the game.
for the most part it probably wouldn't matter, and recordings would work well and probably be easier. but it would be cool anyways, at least in my mind.
"They" being AT&T then dropped that charge right away after a "Are you nuts?"
The charges just disappeared.
But rest assured AT&T will get that money, or at least some portion of it, probably from the government. Because both AT&T and the government (or whatever agency it is) know that forcing the charges would just create more outrage and publicity over the matter.
I read the article before posting.
Then I guess you don't have enough reading comprehension, because there is no chance that a telco who is really "coming at you for damages" will back down with just an "are you nuts" reply. If you don't believe me try it on your next cellphone bill.
got this from one of the related links at the bottom of TFA:
According to the person, Microsoft will argue that Internet browsing is inseparable from the Windows operating system. Microsoft will also emphasize that consumers can download and use any competing browser with Windows, and that Internet Explorer's share of the browser market has been falling steadily.
so thats part of their argument? "You see, we're loosing, so that means it's ok for us to cheat!"
Dreamlords is a weird but interesting concept. overall it just failed to hook me. I did travian once on a speed server and it was fun but couldn't keep up after a few weeks, I like civony a lot more, it's very similar but much better overall imo.
i really enjoy GO's whole fully-customizable ships thing, it makes it a lot of fun, unfortunately i'm in the FAIL faction known as Raymen on the 01-Aries server...
astro empires, i dunno, i really like it till about level 60 then i stop caring and just mass up levis and deathstars for the heck of it.
meh both travian and astro empires are just as much an "MMORTS" as galaxy online, and both started before Galaxy Online did. tho travian resets its servers, astro empires first server is nearing it's 3-year mark.
and i wonder where dreamlords fits in the picture...
Slashdot Mirror
wow...
access = excess
in = if
me = just woke up, sorry about that.
Nonsense, obviously the emergency capacitors would absorb any access energy created by the array. The only side effect was in they overloaded they would discharge through the main reactor core overloading several systems, possibly causing a flux in the hyper-drive which would create a tach...
oh wait you are right.
at the soviet border, laptop searches you
Isn't the idea of full disclosure meant to help security by bringing to light flaws in ...whatever? thus forcing companies/governments to deal the the problem rather than simply ignore them. Altho in this case a government (Swiss) is playing on one side, and a company (Skype) is on the other.
Inconceivable!
Yes we can, however our parents will shout down the stairs for us to shut up.
Ok ok, we give in.
We have 200.5
according to some website the LOC holds aprox. 10 terabytes worth of information.
which means that 102.4 LOC's would equal 1 petabyte.
10,886,216.9 * 102.4 = 1,114,748,610 kg
or aprox 2,457,600,000 lbs.
640 concubines?
Less well scientifically endowed individuals might think that wind = farting.
Killing myself is my job, you insensitive clod!
(I work at a cult and I'm the virgin sacrifice on Thursdays [cause no one on /. would believe me if I said I was not a virgin])
They are completely worthless, a dime a dozen. Anytime facebook has done anything at all there have been revolts against it. When FB changed it up some, they revolted. When FB let non-college people join, they revolted. When FB changed it up *again*, they revolted. ect...
But oh man, can you imagine the poop that would hit the fan if they went and changed it all back to how it was originally? ah that would be epic.
Facebook revolts are all fail, just like facebook.
-this from a 4+ year FB user, i even remember when facebook had the "the" lol
oh yeah? name one.
it depends. in modern games you have for the most part fixed and predictable levels and design.
Imagine in the future games where the game world (environment) is truly active and/or deformable. a bit of an extreme example, but imagine setting off a large number of high explosives at the top of a waterfall, physically changing the land over which the water flows. with this kind of system, the flow of water would change, and as a result the sound would change.
or maybe imagine blowing up part of a riverbed, or causing a massive land slide that changes the shape or course of a river. And i'm talking about 100% player based decisions, with a realistic game world reaction, not some pre-scripted event in the game.
for the most part it probably wouldn't matter, and recordings would work well and probably be easier. but it would be cool anyways, at least in my mind.
wet dream
pun intended?
and how is the lab different from a non-virtual computer lab? do they login with their laptops and run a program that simulates a computer lab?
"They" being AT&T then dropped that charge right away after a "Are you nuts?"
The charges just disappeared.
But rest assured AT&T will get that money, or at least some portion of it, probably from the government. Because both AT&T and the government (or whatever agency it is) know that forcing the charges would just create more outrage and publicity over the matter.
I read the article before posting.
Then I guess you don't have enough reading comprehension, because there is no chance that a telco who is really "coming at you for damages" will back down with just an "are you nuts" reply. If you don't believe me try it on your next cellphone bill.
I'm going to guess that they don't come at you for damages, as that would only make their little "secret" more public.
and on an unrelated side note, ianal.
But there is hope for those who put their faith in Ceiling Cat
got this from one of the related links at the bottom of TFA:
According to the person, Microsoft will argue that Internet browsing is inseparable from the Windows operating system. Microsoft will also emphasize that consumers can download and use any competing browser with Windows, and that Internet Explorer's share of the browser market has been falling steadily.
so thats part of their argument? "You see, we're loosing, so that means it's ok for us to cheat!"
here is the article (May 8th)
hahaha, I literally just spent 3 minutes trying to figure out why the ", me." was there. /facepalm
You did huh? Well good job man, kudos to you.
Anything*
*that can fit down the staircase and through the door to my parents basement.
Dreamlords is a weird but interesting concept. overall it just failed to hook me. I did travian once on a speed server and it was fun but couldn't keep up after a few weeks, I like civony a lot more, it's very similar but much better overall imo.
i really enjoy GO's whole fully-customizable ships thing, it makes it a lot of fun, unfortunately i'm in the FAIL faction known as Raymen on the 01-Aries server...
astro empires, i dunno, i really like it till about level 60 then i stop caring and just mass up levis and deathstars for the heck of it.
meh both travian and astro empires are just as much an "MMORTS" as galaxy online, and both started before Galaxy Online did. tho travian resets its servers, astro empires first server is nearing it's 3-year mark.
and i wonder where dreamlords fits in the picture...