Many people are reporting that it doesnt do what they want and is missing lots of functions that it needs as well as all the security vulnerabilities.
of course lots will be missing this is a very early release. If you want to judge it at least wait till the first consumer release in october.
There is no mention of how many people claimed the bounties even if they were able to. I think some of the people simply reported the bugs when they found them and did not claim any money.
considering the front page says
"Minecraft is a game about placing blocks while running from skeletons. Or something like that..
Here, watch this video of me testing rollercoasters in the game instead:"
I cant figure out what the game is about let alone how an indie developer made €600,000 from an alpha version of their game.
How can an Indian company try to use the DMCA laws that only aply in America (at the moment) to try to force websites that probally are not based in America to remove copyrighted material belonging to mainly film companies based in India.
The poster even fits in a quote mentioning photographers explicitly, and words it so that if you're not paying attention it implies that it's an official quote. This is sensationalist journalism at its best.
yes when in public if someone is following me around writing down everything I do and say that is not protecting my "human rights" that's violating them in a huge way.
That is nearly the definition of how the police in Britain police protests.
"sensors detecting extreme environmental exposures" this sounds like an exploding battery would set off the sensors and apple would claim abuse and not give a refund.
The whole point of the ID cards for the government is to collect even more private information about anyone they can and keep it in a database for ever.
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Many people are reporting that it doesnt do what they want and is missing lots of functions that it needs as well as all the security vulnerabilities. of course lots will be missing this is a very early release. If you want to judge it at least wait till the first consumer release in october.
Sugar companys have vowed to protest this change to prevent their name being draged to the ground.
There is no mention of how many people claimed the bounties even if they were able to. I think some of the people simply reported the bugs when they found them and did not claim any money.
It seems like this can be aplied to computer moniters quite easilly. I would like a cheap touch screen laptop.
considering the front page says "Minecraft is a game about placing blocks while running from skeletons. Or something like that.. Here, watch this video of me testing rollercoasters in the game instead:" I cant figure out what the game is about let alone how an indie developer made €600,000 from an alpha version of their game.
If paypal decides that there has been some "funny buisness" involved shouldnt they return the money to the origional accounts.
How can an Indian company try to use the DMCA laws that only aply in America (at the moment) to try to force websites that probally are not based in America to remove copyrighted material belonging to mainly film companies based in India.
looks like the chief prosecutor realized that there wasn't any evidence for the warrant. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11049316
http://www.thenoobcomic.com/index.php?pos=378
The iPhone/iPod Touch, on the other hand, has a enormous game market. The difference is that Apple doesn't punish you for downloading apps.
no it punishes you for uploading apps. i would not say that hundreds of "flash" type games mean a huge gaming market.
The poster even fits in a quote mentioning photographers explicitly, and words it so that if you're not paying attention it implies that it's an official quote. This is sensationalist journalism at its best.
since the poster is kdawson what did you expect.
Are you going to field a candidate in each constituency.
then you are an idiot. if you buy more than 2 copies then your purchases are not counted. this is stated on the facebook page.
yes when in public if someone is following me around writing down everything I do and say that is not protecting my "human rights" that's violating them in a huge way.
That is nearly the definition of how the police in Britain police protests.
Guess you haven't been to the UK.
"sensors detecting extreme environmental exposures" this sounds like an exploding battery would set off the sensors and apple would claim abuse and not give a refund.
The whole point of the ID cards for the government is to collect even more private information about anyone they can and keep it in a database for ever.
She should sue herself for not doing better.
The debate is between plain old theism and plain old atheism. And it isn't being held in Internet forums
Then stop posting here if you don't want a debate.
all religious books are blasphemous to the FSM. now we can get rid of them all.
yeah but this is an idle story and a funny one for that.
Aren't they supposed to spontaneously self-destruct when this happens?
no the company will simply get replaced by something even more complicated.
If you cant protest about issues that are important without a license then you have no free protests. http://www.repeal-socpa.info/
My king James version is more accurate
how is it free if you have to pay 5 euros a day.