In the UK, diesel costs around 25% per litre thank petrol does. So if I get 25% better fuel economy, I'm not really saving any money... plus cars with diesel engines are more expensive here too...
The gameplay improvement is in deformable physical environments. Combined with mainstream physics engines, raytracing would allow for a sea-change in gameplay by allowing interactive gaming environments
You must be a middle manager of some kind. "sea-change"?! Pah!
What gaming environment is not interactive?! How exactly can we not use mainstream physics engines without raytracing? How can we not have deformable physical environments without raytracing?
the Tibet situation is one of the most appalling things to happen in the last 50 years or so
There are far worse things that have happened, but for some reason Tibet seems to the the fashionable thing to go on about. Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Darfur, Somalia, Kenya, the Congo and Iraq to name but a few.
Few cities have been spared this cruel fate. Toronto, Canada is one of those few cities where commuting via mass transit is even a viable option for your average working-class guy, or even upper-middle class workers.
Except London, Barcelona, Istanbul, Curitiba, Tokyo, Bangkok, Singapore...no doubt many more (these are just some places I've seen for myself).
So it can be done!
The LG Viewty combines touch screen with tactile feedback - it will vibrate a little when you touch 'virtual' buttons. The amount it vibrates is configurable, and it works well.
As an aside, the Japanese aren't the only ones living in denial:
The American population may well be indoctrinated but they're not the only ones. Try and find an American school book which examines - honestly - America's history as it pertains to the genocide of the indigenous peoples of the americas. Good luck with that.
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other than through your NI taxes, which are considerably less than US insurance premiums (when the actual cost of the premium is considered)
That doesn't sound right to me... I pay £340 a month in NI taxes! That's about $560 USD - is health insurance really that expensive in the US?
WTF?! I live in the UK, and I spend about £33 GBP a month (~$54 USD)! How the hell do you manage to use so much electricity?!
In the UK, diesel costs around 25% per litre thank petrol does. So if I get 25% better fuel economy, I'm not really saving any money... plus cars with diesel engines are more expensive here too...
The gameplay improvement is in deformable physical environments. Combined with mainstream physics engines, raytracing would allow for a sea-change in gameplay by allowing interactive gaming environments
You must be a middle manager of some kind. "sea-change"?! Pah! What gaming environment is not interactive?! How exactly can we not use mainstream physics engines without raytracing? How can we not have deformable physical environments without raytracing?
But... if he hadn't paid for it... and he hadn't pirated it... how exactly would he be using it?!
the Tibet situation is one of the most appalling things to happen in the last 50 years or so
There are far worse things that have happened, but for some reason Tibet seems to the the fashionable thing to go on about. Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Darfur, Somalia, Kenya, the Congo and Iraq to name but a few.
Few cities have been spared this cruel fate. Toronto, Canada is one of those few cities where commuting via mass transit is even a viable option for your average working-class guy, or even upper-middle class workers.
Except London, Barcelona, Istanbul, Curitiba, Tokyo, Bangkok, Singapore...no doubt many more (these are just some places I've seen for myself). So it can be done!
The LG Viewty combines touch screen with tactile feedback - it will vibrate a little when you touch 'virtual' buttons. The amount it vibrates is configurable, and it works well.
It certainly will be difficuly translating that without tone marks or tone numbers. Maybe you should post in Hanzi or Pinyin?!
As an aside, the Japanese aren't the only ones living in denial: The American population may well be indoctrinated but they're not the only ones. Try and find an American school book which examines - honestly - America's history as it pertains to the genocide of the indigenous peoples of the americas. Good luck with that.