He documented his life so thoroughly (in the "Dymaxion Chronofile," which had grown to over 200K pages by his death) that biographers have had trouble putting their fingers on what, exactly, Fuller's contribution to civilization had been.
Future historians will note that this trend spiralled upwards, as more and more ceaseless bloggers continued to kick the bucket.
I'd normally be skeptical of any game publisher for doing something like this, but none of the sites mentioned recieved official review copies of Alone In The Dark, which means they're all pirated. I'd say Atari's justified in that regard alone, not to mention AITD has recieved incredible press thus far (the tech demos alone are worth watching). I'd hate for a good game to sell poorly due to bad or no coverage... but I guess the opposite is also true.
RSS.
Seriously, get feeds from everything you deem relevant, apply some filters, and go to town. There's really no better way to get convenient access to information you want without having specialists at your side.
You mean... someone is taking information freely available on the internet and claiming it as their own for profit reasons?
My word, what a shocking turn of events!
New tech is able to prevent you doing this. And as the cycle goes, newer tech is able to circumvent the prevention method.
Analogy alert: After locks were invented, someone invented lockpicks.
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"Recent studies show that tailgating has increased over 170% near certain Chrysler vehicles."
I'd normally be skeptical of any game publisher for doing something like this, but none of the sites mentioned recieved official review copies of Alone In The Dark, which means they're all pirated. I'd say Atari's justified in that regard alone, not to mention AITD has recieved incredible press thus far (the tech demos alone are worth watching). I'd hate for a good game to sell poorly due to bad or no coverage... but I guess the opposite is also true.
RSS. Seriously, get feeds from everything you deem relevant, apply some filters, and go to town. There's really no better way to get convenient access to information you want without having specialists at your side.
You mean... someone is taking information freely available on the internet and claiming it as their own for profit reasons? My word, what a shocking turn of events!
How exactly can one foreshadow something that's already happening?
I assume they're worried that they'll be the tragic victims of mysterious heart attacks.