"A new technology from Intel called ray tracing could bring lifelike images and improved 3D effects to games on tablets and other mobile devices."
Ray tracing has been around a long time. Even ray tracing in the cloud isn't that new. NVidia has the RealityServer.
More than half my friend list consists of people that I don't really know. Some are gamers who help me with social games that offer benefits to players that have a lot of friends who play the same game. Also, it seems to have become a fad to use weird aliases instead of real names.
I own a social networking site and members occasionally write about how they think the site could be improved. I read their suggestions, and I implement some of them, but I don't try to implement all of them. I implement the ones that I like that are practical to implement, and I explain why I don't intend to implement the ones that I don't like or consider to be impractical.
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Would have been much easier and less obvious than changing seats for every move.
There isn't much left to download.
History repeats itself.
Why is copyright infringement an issue of homeland security?
I never liked Gnome and I hate Unity even more.
"A new technology from Intel called ray tracing could bring lifelike images and improved 3D effects to games on tablets and other mobile devices." Ray tracing has been around a long time. Even ray tracing in the cloud isn't that new. NVidia has the RealityServer.
Why not do the same?
if the books are free.
More than half my friend list consists of people that I don't really know. Some are gamers who help me with social games that offer benefits to players that have a lot of friends who play the same game. Also, it seems to have become a fad to use weird aliases instead of real names.
And the hacker will be hired.
It's different, but it's not better.
So no more fansubs either?
Just to find out that they rerouted to https and used the ability to recognize friend's faces to determine if someone was a legitimate account holder.
Just like in the old days.
I own a social networking site and members occasionally write about how they think the site could be improved. I read their suggestions, and I implement some of them, but I don't try to implement all of them. I implement the ones that I like that are practical to implement, and I explain why I don't intend to implement the ones that I don't like or consider to be impractical.
I seriously doubt that such technology could be durable enough to handle more than a few hundred read/write operations.
For getting quick money from dumb investors.
All he needs to do is enforce censorship and turn over all private data to the government.
Someone is still thinking in 2D.
It's great to not trust the regular user, but there should be a way for an administrator to get root privileges without hacking.
They moved around a few things. It doesn't make any difference to me.
The United States will too.
A system like this already exists on Roosevelt Island, but it's for moving trash instead of food.
Adding Slashdot to the DOS just makes it even worse.
I'm going to start advertising the IP addresses of my sites.