seriously tho OSX on x86 is a discussion on/. that's occurred a billion times before... it seems like it would kill off their hardware divisions because the vast majority of users would prefer to go for the cheaper platform that performs just as well or better...
I seem to remember there being some fuss over whether Coolio had the right to use the Stevie Wonder song in the first place. I thought that Stevie Wonder disapproved of the Coolio version.
IBPhoenix representative Donald Humpsfeld spoke with reporters yesterday, informing the world that the United Softwares of America would not tolerate GNU nations creating and hiding weapons of mass destruction. Their preliminary plan was to "shock-and-awe," but several publications reported that witnesses to the plan-in-action were bored-and-stiff.
robots achieved sentience and we ended up waging a riot/war against them because they threatened our jobs (at first) and economy (after they founded their own city/country)
Game testers get paid low wages for the often frustrating and mind-numbing work they do on pre-alpha through beta quality "games," and put in horrendous hours during the crunch times before certain deadlines (before demo releases, be it for online or a show like e3, or for milestones or gold master).
Game programming (software development) is where the good pay is at for the same hours.
They already spent tons of money developing solutions for PS2, where there is no existing infrastructure, and the Xbox Live's setup is already in place (and MS will not compromise on certain features of the Xbox Live experience such as voice and being able to find and invite your friends no matter where they are or what game they are in). This was all from an interview with an MS Xbox honcho (i think on xbox.ign.com?). He stated that EA wasn't interested because they wanted to use the infrastructure they had already created.
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... but a merger with capcom would be pretty cool
two reasons why you won't see cigarettes and beer advertised on nickelodeon...
1) it's illegal by federal law to advertise cigarettes on television
2) it aint the target audience
what you will see instead is advertisements for toys, toys, and more toys
god yes... smacking your creatures was so fun!!
touch my minkey! touch it! love it!!
/. that's occurred a billion times before... it seems like it would kill off their hardware divisions because the vast majority of users would prefer to go for the cheaper platform that performs just as well or better...
seriously tho OSX on x86 is a discussion on
I seem to remember there being some fuss over whether Coolio had the right to use the Stevie Wonder song in the first place. I thought that Stevie Wonder disapproved of the Coolio version.
IBPhoenix representative Donald Humpsfeld spoke with reporters yesterday, informing the world that the United Softwares of America would not tolerate GNU nations creating and hiding weapons of mass destruction. Their preliminary plan was to "shock-and-awe," but several publications reported that witnesses to the plan-in-action were bored-and-stiff.
ya but ppl do stupid shit too ;)
aye, i can't accept anything below 85Hz... I run 1152@32bit with 100Hz refresh on a Nokia 446XS 19"
You're wrong. The actual problem is that democracy is often the tyranny of the majority.
Agreed. I think the only thing you need to keep "small" is the amount of fonts and the size of your registry!
that is totally uncalled for...
yes, i realize that... he mentioned, "Jave", fool
que? Javier?
seriously, what are you referring to? A Google search came up with the Java ASCII editor... but somehow I don't think that's what you meant?
how many times are you going to post that, dorkwad? get a life...
watch the first piece of the animatrix
robots achieved sentience and we ended up waging a riot/war against them because they threatened our jobs (at first) and economy (after they founded their own city/country)
so robots got pissed off and enslaved us all
IRECTAL
that is just so sad...
yeah, where the heck is my terabyte modules for x86...??
let us know when the lawyer letters arrive from MS
... or by public beta, or "demo" releases...
Game testers get paid low wages for the often frustrating and mind-numbing work they do on pre-alpha through beta quality "games," and put in horrendous hours during the crunch times before certain deadlines (before demo releases, be it for online or a show like e3, or for milestones or gold master).
Game programming (software development) is where the good pay is at for the same hours.
... because some people run Windows?
Oh wait, I forgot. You are the center of the universe, aren't you?
Gnutella has a crappy music selection compared to say, Kazaa (using Kazaa Lite of course).
They already spent tons of money developing solutions for PS2, where there is no existing infrastructure, and the Xbox Live's setup is already in place (and MS will not compromise on certain features of the Xbox Live experience such as voice and being able to find and invite your friends no matter where they are or what game they are in). This was all from an interview with an MS Xbox honcho (i think on xbox.ign.com?). He stated that EA wasn't interested because they wanted to use the infrastructure they had already created.
no big surprise. forbes is pro big business