Which again is a sort of of a flamebait. If a provider is charged with maintaining and upgrading a line, the costumers are already paying for maintenance and upgrading. If the costumers then pays a extra on the top of this for something they already are paying for, somebody should be shoot. Its that simple.
The problem is that a water wheal reallies on the gimmick of a strong river. A dam is designed to skip all the problems the wheal had. As much as I like Hydro, its impractical if the local terrain is not fit. Countries like Norway can build Hydro about everywhere because its just elevation and waterfalls and mountains. A country like Denmark has to be more creative.
So the nepotic upper middleclass and people who took the chance to run was equal to 10% of the population? How many of those people where even Cuban for that matter?
| Having all games (and thus their ports) on million and millions of xbox and PS consoles designed and optimized for your specific hardware for the next 10 years is worth money. The problem is that AMD changed graphic card architecture on the HD 3xxx series, meaning that free console optmization only exists on the 1xxx and 2xxx series.
The problem is that Intel only has a marginal advantage, and AMDs chipsets is more than strong enough on the top of that. If AMDs chipsets where underpowered, sure your advice would be sane. Also as others point out, it only applies to single threads.
Lets not forget that it increases the angle of view, but it uses a broken view scaling by default. Extended view is useful, but not if the scaling gode is broken and botched, and there exists way to get even 200+ degree FoV with the right viewport code. A rather good example video, notice how the viewport is broken at 170 and 180 degrees with the default viewport code. So in this age of next generation gaming, we will get Quake like viewport code, which is broken over 120 degrees, and a FoV of 30-60 degrees.
Backward compitablity means you don't kill your own consoles sales from about a year to release to a year after release. For what its worth, its sort of needed, unless the plan it to get fast into the marked, hook some marked share, and get up some killer apps before the antogonists enter the stage with their machine.
So long the rest of the legal system allows trolling of firms for IP which belongs to somebody else? It might actually be a sane solution, if you didn't need to hire a hitman, and if it was not against the law to do so. Chances are, hiring the hitman will cost as much as going to court regardless.
For all its worth, lets talk about the Pippin. The Pippin was a deal between Bandai and Apple for a home console. Bandai is a quite large toy and licensed toys manufacturer, who usually had a hand with most of the formulaic merchandise aimed at children. To quote wikipedia:
Since the 1980s, Bandai has become the leading toy company of Japan, and to this day, has the main toy licenses in Japan to popular properties including Daikaiju, Ultraman, Super Robot, Kamen Rider, the Super Sentai and Power Rangers series (which they took part in creating), Gundam and many others.
So basically Pippin was by default setup for succes in Japan, as it was them who even markeded the console. In the end neither Apple nor Bandai understood consoles, and it failed horribly.
What? Lets talk about the Danish caricatures. The problems was not them, but a long thread of events that created friction, and when the caricature came around, the friction busted a bubble. IoM has the exact same event pattern: If was just the last event in a long line.
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"hopefully"?
Which again is a sort of of a flamebait. If a provider is charged with maintaining and upgrading a line, the costumers are already paying for maintenance and upgrading. If the costumers then pays a extra on the top of this for something they already are paying for, somebody should be shoot. Its that simple.
A modern laptop with a dedicated GPU would still run in circles around Cray due the way overhead and specialized parts work.
The problem is that a water wheal reallies on the gimmick of a strong river. A dam is designed to skip all the problems the wheal had. As much as I like Hydro, its impractical if the local terrain is not fit. Countries like Norway can build Hydro about everywhere because its just elevation and waterfalls and mountains. A country like Denmark has to be more creative.
So the nepotic upper middleclass and people who took the chance to run was equal to 10% of the population? How many of those people where even Cuban for that matter?
| Having all games (and thus their ports) on million and millions of xbox and PS consoles designed and optimized for your specific hardware for the next 10 years is worth money.
The problem is that AMD changed graphic card architecture on the HD 3xxx series, meaning that free console optmization only exists on the 1xxx and 2xxx series.
The problem is that Intel only has a marginal advantage, and AMDs chipsets is more than strong enough on the top of that. If AMDs chipsets where underpowered, sure your advice would be sane. Also as others point out, it only applies to single threads.
Lets not forget that it increases the angle of view, but it uses a broken view scaling by default. Extended view is useful, but not if the scaling gode is broken and botched, and there exists way to get even 200+ degree FoV with the right viewport code. A rather good example video, notice how the viewport is broken at 170 and 180 degrees with the default viewport code.
So in this age of next generation gaming, we will get Quake like viewport code, which is broken over 120 degrees, and a FoV of 30-60 degrees.
In daily speech you say "Do I have X?", while in reality, you ask "Do I have X on a unusual large amount?"
What treason?
The analogy falls apart if the parking lot is a guarded parking lot that guarantees the cars safety.
Seriously, I am only saying this:
>Implying Blender has a bad UI
No such thing.
Backward compitablity means you don't kill your own consoles sales from about a year to release to a year after release. For what its worth, its sort of needed, unless the plan it to get fast into the marked, hook some marked share, and get up some killer apps before the antogonists enter the stage with their machine.
Send a Space Hitman after you?
I want to watch as well :3
Not in genetics or pschychology. There is lacking a lot on those fields, yet.
So long the rest of the legal system allows trolling of firms for IP which belongs to somebody else? It might actually be a sane solution, if you didn't need to hire a hitman, and if it was not against the law to do so.
Chances are, hiring the hitman will cost as much as going to court regardless.
For all its worth, lets talk about the Pippin. The Pippin was a deal between Bandai and Apple for a home console. Bandai is a quite large toy and licensed toys manufacturer, who usually had a hand with most of the formulaic merchandise aimed at children. To quote wikipedia:
So basically Pippin was by default setup for succes in Japan, as it was them who even markeded the console. In the end neither Apple nor Bandai understood consoles, and it failed horribly.
Its a metal netting with a proper lock.
No. You only say that until you are almost permanently awarded with mod points.
People can acquire paper, but a printer is too expensive.
Your supporting his viewpoint, if you noticed the timeframe.
What? Lets talk about the Danish caricatures. The problems was not them, but a long thread of events that created friction, and when the caricature came around, the friction busted a bubble. IoM has the exact same event pattern: If was just the last event in a long line.
The fact that Sweden does not define its cell as "Solitary confinement" when they are in fact such, is a good example of classic political jokes.