Agreed, they have already done this in the theatres so you should expect it. I don't really care if these are full movies, I can easily take a few ads in my face for that.
Won't be a few years until this is actually at a point where people can actually buy it though...by that time there'll be another bleeding edge processor on the next big GFX card.
Yeah, I think it's already happening with big box retailers taking a lot of their business, which is probably one of the largest reasons they went under in the first place.
It's definitely limiting free speech and I agree. There need to be people voicing their opinions in any medium possible. The medium of choice for younger generations is the internet, so these speakers need to be there and they need to be heard; everything they have to say.
Not only the desire to cheat, it's the belief that what you're doing is justifiable to make you better. Or even scarier the people that thing it isn't wrong at all.
It's impossible to buy a Wii without Wii sports in teh US as far as I'm aware. That's outrageous. This is one training session too! I guess more power to them if they can actually get people to pay that much just to do something. Heck, for the price of 3 sessions you could just do it at home with your own Wii.
For a anyone to be saying this is crazy, let alone a teacher. Doesn't he know what a dangerous precedent this sets. I may not have perfect spelling, but now that the US is severely lacking behind other nations in the education ranks, this if how we fix it? No wai!
I think that's a cop out. Price is the biggest factor, because for some people no matter what you're paying, as long as it's something is going to be too much, especially when you can relatively easily take things from the intarwebs.
I actually totally disagree. I think it's the exact opposite in fact, Stewart often resorts to faces, outright laughter, or impressions for many of his jokes.
Capitalism as opposed to what though? There doesn't seem to be an actual answer here. Communism? That may work in theory but in practice, the same attitudes that make capitalism destroy a communist society.
You'd think it would be easy enough to click the "unsubscribe" button at the bottom of most emails. Marking spam for something you consented to, even if it was a while ago, is pretty irresponsible. I'd also question why people would ever sign up to receive an email chain if they'd one day get tired of reading it.
Too bad he didn't make it to space though. Woulda been a fitting tribute. It's ironic that he'd have his ashes destroyed as the ship exploded after being immortalized for saving ships from said explosions.
After millions of years of evolution though..many animals today still maintain a color. Colors have their reasons in the wild. However, many speculate that dinosaurs and animals in that era were artificially weeded out through some catastrophe.
Regardless, I think it will be cool to see how these things were colored if they can be accurately rebuilt.
While what he's doing certainly isn't space travel but he's engaging in a somewhat dangerous voyage in a privatized way. Here's to hoping he gets out on his maiden trip better than this.
This seems to be bad for the private space industry as a whole though. The only company that's legitimately in the business has failed repeatedly. I wonder what the results would be if we saw contracting companies like Boeing and Lockheed try..
I was under the impression that things accessed on a public computer were the rights of the public more or less. Not to mention the libraries are operated by the government more or less so they are the definition of public property. And to be quite honest..if this is an after the fact collection of evidence against that guy, I don't have a problem with it. The problem arises when at the drop of a hat they are searching people's things looking for problems. In this case, they claimed to already have information about what he had done..which is probable cause to me..
Seems like it to me too. Even for an actual terrorist it's pretty weak..so either way it's not that believable. Seems like some guy was just trying to pawn off this blame without doing his homework.
Yeah, this was an attack of this guy personally. That can be pretty damaging stuff for a person to have happen to them and it's not right for people to just mindlessly attack other peoplelike that.
Agreed, there is a line there that is eventually illuminated when you age. Still though, this game seems kind of interesting, and is at heart I think harmless. It doesn't encourage drinking, but it's just as to play this game with water. Water pong perhaps...
I've noticed the same thing actually..it's almost to hot to put on your lap unless you had like 2 pairs of jeans on:)
That much heat really bothers me because I know that if it's getting that hot, something can melt or get broken inside the laptop.
It will be interesting to see how and if this carries over to otehr carriers. For them it sets a dangerous precedent, but it's great for consumers. It's bordering on creation of monopoly, only thing is they all do it to ensure their customer base.
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Agreed, they have already done this in the theatres so you should expect it. I don't really care if these are full movies, I can easily take a few ads in my face for that.
Won't be a few years until this is actually at a point where people can actually buy it though...by that time there'll be another bleeding edge processor on the next big GFX card.
Yeah, I think it's already happening with big box retailers taking a lot of their business, which is probably one of the largest reasons they went under in the first place.
It's definitely limiting free speech and I agree. There need to be people voicing their opinions in any medium possible. The medium of choice for younger generations is the internet, so these speakers need to be there and they need to be heard; everything they have to say.
Not only the desire to cheat, it's the belief that what you're doing is justifiable to make you better. Or even scarier the people that thing it isn't wrong at all.
It's impossible to buy a Wii without Wii sports in teh US as far as I'm aware. That's outrageous. This is one training session too! I guess more power to them if they can actually get people to pay that much just to do something. Heck, for the price of 3 sessions you could just do it at home with your own Wii.
For a anyone to be saying this is crazy, let alone a teacher. Doesn't he know what a dangerous precedent this sets. I may not have perfect spelling, but now that the US is severely lacking behind other nations in the education ranks, this if how we fix it? No wai!
The whole point of the article was that they were planting them without the person's knowledge...hence the need for a warrant.
I think that's a cop out. Price is the biggest factor, because for some people no matter what you're paying, as long as it's something is going to be too much, especially when you can relatively easily take things from the intarwebs.
I actually totally disagree. I think it's the exact opposite in fact, Stewart often resorts to faces, outright laughter, or impressions for many of his jokes.
Capitalism as opposed to what though? There doesn't seem to be an actual answer here. Communism? That may work in theory but in practice, the same attitudes that make capitalism destroy a communist society.
You'd think it would be easy enough to click the "unsubscribe" button at the bottom of most emails. Marking spam for something you consented to, even if it was a while ago, is pretty irresponsible. I'd also question why people would ever sign up to receive an email chain if they'd one day get tired of reading it.
Too bad he didn't make it to space though. Woulda been a fitting tribute. It's ironic that he'd have his ashes destroyed as the ship exploded after being immortalized for saving ships from said explosions.
After millions of years of evolution though..many animals today still maintain a color. Colors have their reasons in the wild. However, many speculate that dinosaurs and animals in that era were artificially weeded out through some catastrophe. Regardless, I think it will be cool to see how these things were colored if they can be accurately rebuilt.
While what he's doing certainly isn't space travel but he's engaging in a somewhat dangerous voyage in a privatized way. Here's to hoping he gets out on his maiden trip better than this. This seems to be bad for the private space industry as a whole though. The only company that's legitimately in the business has failed repeatedly. I wonder what the results would be if we saw contracting companies like Boeing and Lockheed try..
I was under the impression that things accessed on a public computer were the rights of the public more or less. Not to mention the libraries are operated by the government more or less so they are the definition of public property. And to be quite honest..if this is an after the fact collection of evidence against that guy, I don't have a problem with it. The problem arises when at the drop of a hat they are searching people's things looking for problems. In this case, they claimed to already have information about what he had done..which is probable cause to me..
Well, isn't Rogers the biggest carrier though? Seems like there is a fair amount of competition.
Seems like it to me too. Even for an actual terrorist it's pretty weak..so either way it's not that believable. Seems like some guy was just trying to pawn off this blame without doing his homework.
Oh man..that's bad. I don't know if I could be off my feet for that long without going crazy.
Yeah, this was an attack of this guy personally. That can be pretty damaging stuff for a person to have happen to them and it's not right for people to just mindlessly attack other peoplelike that.
hahaha. In many cases people are mutually forgetful of who it was that they saw in a quick brush past interaction like that.
Agreed, there is a line there that is eventually illuminated when you age. Still though, this game seems kind of interesting, and is at heart I think harmless. It doesn't encourage drinking, but it's just as to play this game with water. Water pong perhaps...
I've noticed the same thing actually..it's almost to hot to put on your lap unless you had like 2 pairs of jeans on :)
That much heat really bothers me because I know that if it's getting that hot, something can melt or get broken inside the laptop.
Why are you on this site reading this one then? Arstechnica is a reputable source but it's not like slashdot is any less reliable.
It will be interesting to see how and if this carries over to otehr carriers. For them it sets a dangerous precedent, but it's great for consumers. It's bordering on creation of monopoly, only thing is they all do it to ensure their customer base.