...the fact that it went through censorship makes the game even more noteworthy. I may give it a try, the uncensored version of course, looks delightfully gory.
At least we wouldn't see anymore of those photomanipulations of racial motivation, i.e. when a company decides to replace one person in order to add ethnic diversity to a picture. To overly politically corect minds, there must be people of all ethnic groups in all photos.
Human judgment isn't accurate enough to distinguish between an actual terrorist and someone who may look like one. Why is there anyone expecting good results from a machine emulating this judgment that isn't reliable in the first place?
If you say 'Linux', they jump on Google, search for 'Linux' and find out that there are hundreds of distros, find the one that works for them, and are happy.
Actually, it's that part I doubt, and what made suggest the distro ad instead of a broader Linux ad.
I know I would be glad to go through the process you describe, but that's because I like experiment with my computer.
I imagine that a regular person that has no interest on the subject and, as the ad suggests, is simply tired of malware infections, will be turned off by the amount information.
If you're going to advertise to people that never even heard of Linux (according to the transcript), wouldn't it be more productive to focus on an actual distribution rather than mentioning just the kernel's name?
Specially given it's Python, I'm really sympathetic towards Python.
OTOH, all that "rich" content for webpages fetish bothers me a little. I tend to think of webpages as magazines or newspapers, I prefer text and static images only.
...of the music industry bullshit. It's really frustrating that companies that depend on obsolescence to earn money can put up a nasty fight just because they have the means ($) for it.
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...the fact that it went through censorship makes the game even more noteworthy. I may give it a try, the uncensored version of course, looks delightfully gory.
I had an entirely different thing in mind when I read "the perfect weed".
At least we wouldn't see anymore of those photomanipulations of racial motivation, i.e. when a company decides to replace one person in order to add ethnic diversity to a picture. To overly politically corect minds, there must be people of all ethnic groups in all photos.
... if he decided to develop a new completely independent kernel.
Had they discovered that a couple of years ago they could have used all that e-coli infested frozen spinach that went to waste!
Human judgment isn't accurate enough to distinguish between an actual terrorist and someone who may look like one. Why is there anyone expecting good results from a machine emulating this judgment that isn't reliable in the first place?
Neither have I, my friend.
If you say 'Linux', they jump on Google, search for 'Linux' and find out that there are hundreds of distros, find the one that works for them, and are happy.
Actually, it's that part I doubt, and what made suggest the distro ad instead of a broader Linux ad. I know I would be glad to go through the process you describe, but that's because I like experiment with my computer. I imagine that a regular person that has no interest on the subject and, as the ad suggests, is simply tired of malware infections, will be turned off by the amount information.
If you're going to advertise to people that never even heard of Linux (according to the transcript), wouldn't it be more productive to focus on an actual distribution rather than mentioning just the kernel's name?
I just hope they don't invent a virgin-radar.
Except Madagascar.
Specially given it's Python, I'm really sympathetic towards Python. OTOH, all that "rich" content for webpages fetish bothers me a little. I tend to think of webpages as magazines or newspapers, I prefer text and static images only.
... the internet will teach them what they really need: how to find warez.
It depends on the genre, though. Some punk rock songs are 1:00 minute long, so a 30 sec sample is 50% of the song.
...of the music industry bullshit. It's really frustrating that companies that depend on obsolescence to earn money can put up a nasty fight just because they have the means ($) for it.
I can download public domain books to my Palm.