Garry's Mod for Half Life 2 allowed you to build your own surveillance station and place/move the cameras where you wanted. You could also change the texture of an object to show the view from the camera.
I saw this story on a google news feed and the headline read "Smart phone app written by BBC reporter steals data" , now how many people read this title and will not download any apps by the bbc.
Well according to this Wikipedia source toshiba have already developed a prototype laptop battery although they siad it will be along time before it becomes available if ever.
I once got locked from my bank account as I registered with a 14 character password which I spent some time memorizing.
Unfortunately after calling them up and resetting my account twice, I was informed that the system only allowed 10 character long passwords and they had not implemented any method of checking the length when you registered.
2 Megabit by 2015 !!! I thought my 8Mb broadband was slow.
There was talk about funding coming from the TV license fee, why hasn't this happened, I would consider broadband to be more important than the digital tv switch over. Especially as most of the remote areas have trouble picking up terrestrial TV anyway.
I agree, I was tempted to buy the original of steam but it was 30GBs!! which would be 75% of my ISP monthly download limit, which I can't afford to waste on a shoddy port.
I knew from the moment I posted this was coming-
I will prove you wrong by checking my facebook right now...
Ok your right it was just a load of people moaning about work, or some one posting a load of filth (i hope they were being fraped).
16 billion / 400 million = 40 minutes per person?
That's a lot of farm-ville.
I probably spend 3-5 mins checking if I have any messages or events, and then quickly scroll down to see if anything important is going on.
Another rumour was of a new source engine, as far as I know valve has not yet ruled this out, so the surprise could be that portal 2 will be the first game on the new source engine?
In the concept art that has been released you can see plants, and generally plants do not look very good in the current source engine, so I hope that a new engine is used otherwise this will look very dated.
The problem is also the fact that lots of university don't differentiate between the a-levels you take so someone with a C in physics can be competing against someone with an A in art when applying for a computer science course.
I agree I have a Sony Ericsson k800i (in the uk) I think its about 4 years old now and it has 3G video calling. Never used it as its expensive and have never needed it.
The demos themselves work with html 5 browsers. Its just that apple have blocked all the other browsers from that link.
If you don''t believe me try this link in google chrome http://developer.apple.com/safaridemos/ (they should all work apart from the video one).
I was wondering when something like this would be produced, as I thing it's design is the only true replacement for school books.
Being a student myself I would defiantly consider getting one of the these devices. This easily weighs less than than the text books I have to carry for a mile to school everyday.
Some people say that a laptop is more useful, but I really don't think it is. Have you ever attempted to do a-level maths in a word processor?
You can't type maths.
I honestly think this device would increase productivity. A feature I would like to see is handwriting recognition so you are able to search through your notes.
So although this device still looks a bit clunky it is good to see that at least one company is heading down the right track.
When I was younger I used to buy a lot of used PC games, this was when the majority of games only needed a CD key to play. All you had to do was check the game came with the key you were away. As most of the second hand games were older titles, you couldn't by them in stores anyway, and if they game was good I would it would lead me to buying the sequel or another game by the same devs.
Recently though it has become a lot more hit and miss buying PC games second hand as some games can be registered to Steam, or have some sort of online activation which stops second hand users. This is rarely advertised on the box though.
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Garry's Mod for Half Life 2 allowed you to build your own surveillance station and place/move the cameras where you wanted. You could also change the texture of an object to show the view from the camera.
I saw this story on a google news feed and the headline read "Smart phone app written by BBC reporter steals data" , now how many people read this title and will not download any apps by the bbc.
Well according to this Wikipedia source toshiba have already developed a prototype laptop battery although they siad it will be along time before it becomes available if ever.
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I once got locked from my bank account as I registered with a 14 character password which I spent some time memorizing.
Unfortunately after calling them up and resetting my account twice, I was informed that the system only allowed 10 character long passwords and they had not implemented any method of checking the length when you registered.
One method I heard was to have something simple that you remember but type one key to the right (or any other direction) F
For example a password as simple as slashdot becomes d;sjfpy
2 Megabit by 2015 !!! I thought my 8Mb broadband was slow.
There was talk about funding coming from the TV license fee, why hasn't this happened, I would consider broadband to be more important than the digital tv switch over. Especially as most of the remote areas have trouble picking up terrestrial TV anyway.
I would expect that in an intense game of halo you probably burn off more calories than you would playing these "healthy games".
I agree, I was tempted to buy the original of steam but it was 30GBs!! which would be 75% of my ISP monthly download limit, which I can't afford to waste on a shoddy port.
Your not missing much...
UT3 was a bit of a let down in my opinion.
You can always switch to basic html.
I knew from the moment I posted this was coming-
I will prove you wrong by checking my facebook right now...
Ok your right it was just a load of people moaning about work, or some one posting a load of filth (i hope they were being fraped).
16 billion / 400 million = 40 minutes per person?
That's a lot of farm-ville.
I probably spend 3-5 mins checking if I have any messages or events, and then quickly scroll down to see if anything important is going on.
I want a job in a video game store, why go to an interview when I can get the job and a free copy of modern warfare 2?
The video was posted to youtube in 2007 and now has a million views, so yeah this is old.
Another rumour was of a new source engine, as far as I know valve has not yet ruled this out, so the surprise could be that portal 2 will be the first game on the new source engine? In the concept art that has been released you can see plants, and generally plants do not look very good in the current source engine, so I hope that a new engine is used otherwise this will look very dated.
The problem is also the fact that lots of university don't differentiate between the a-levels you take so someone with a C in physics can be competing against someone with an A in art when applying for a computer science course.
Now what to call this extra strong glass...
I agree I have a Sony Ericsson k800i (in the uk) I think its about 4 years old now and it has 3G video calling. Never used it as its expensive and have never needed it.
This graphics card will be perfect for http://sharp-world.com/corporate/news/100607.html .
The demos themselves work with html 5 browsers. Its just that apple have blocked all the other browsers from that link. If you don''t believe me try this link in google chrome http://developer.apple.com/safaridemos/ (they should all work apart from the video one).
I was wondering when something like this would be produced, as I thing it's design is the only true replacement for school books. Being a student myself I would defiantly consider getting one of the these devices. This easily weighs less than than the text books I have to carry for a mile to school everyday. Some people say that a laptop is more useful, but I really don't think it is. Have you ever attempted to do a-level maths in a word processor? You can't type maths. I honestly think this device would increase productivity. A feature I would like to see is handwriting recognition so you are able to search through your notes. So although this device still looks a bit clunky it is good to see that at least one company is heading down the right track.
The answer is yes amazingly. If you own the game you can play it on any platform that supports it.
The iphone and ipad version will come bundled with duke nukem.
When I was younger I used to buy a lot of used PC games, this was when the majority of games only needed a CD key to play. All you had to do was check the game came with the key you were away. As most of the second hand games were older titles, you couldn't by them in stores anyway, and if they game was good I would it would lead me to buying the sequel or another game by the same devs. Recently though it has become a lot more hit and miss buying PC games second hand as some games can be registered to Steam, or have some sort of online activation which stops second hand users. This is rarely advertised on the box though.