More specifically which market. We've all read about the Asian markets and their love for new gadgets. That's where I'd start off. Then the EU, then US, Russia and whoever else wants it.
You have to keep in mind that they are talking about a team play scenario. You're idea would mute everyone including your team and you could potentially loose out on important intel. This idea is supposed to reduce the noise side of the signal/noise ratio during the game.
If anyone wants to have an idea on just how tough it can be to get a binary graphics driver running, just check out the ATI forums at phoronix. It's a painful process though I will say one thing. While I can't run beyrl, I now have one hell of a FPS speed on my older ATI 9000 chipset graphic card.
The point of publicizing this is not that it's happening, it may be that if enough consumers say "Hey, why not let us have the access to purchase that" the companies involved will work something out. So the article could be trying to get the word out so/.'ers and other iTunes users contact Apple and demand access.
As pointed out in the previous Sealand article, you have to connect to someone. So you get your fiber run out to.... who? England? France? India? Look what the Russians are doing with their oil.
...I'm still using copper. I know that this will work itself out, that the technology will improve, etc, etc.. but until it does, I'm going to stay away from it. For me, it doesn't make sense to be an early adopter of VoIP.
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More specifically which market. We've all read about the Asian markets and their love for new gadgets. That's where I'd start off. Then the EU, then US, Russia and whoever else wants it.
This will probably happen in court. And MS can always ask the court to seal the records to prevent "loss of company secrets" or some such thing.
...he engaged his mouth before using his brain.
You have to keep in mind that they are talking about a team play scenario. You're idea would mute everyone including your team and you could potentially loose out on important intel. This idea is supposed to reduce the noise side of the signal/noise ratio during the game.
It's redundant.
You should read Tycho's thoughts on Hotel Dusk. It starts at the second paragraph.
Basically, it had the connection setup but kept it idle.
Doing nothing.
And he got a letter saying that he was downloading illegal content while it was...
...doing nothing.
I thought that horse was already out of the barn.
...mirrored sunglasses are back in style.
Then you'll have as much freedom as you can handle. Well, sort of.
He needs to keep the boxes moving out the door. It's all promo anyway. I haven't heard about all those Mac exploits he's referring to, have you?
Next time, it's going to be Nvidia.
Portal.
The point of publicizing this is not that it's happening, it may be that if enough consumers say "Hey, why not let us have the access to purchase that" the companies involved will work something out. So the article could be trying to get the word out so /.'ers and other iTunes users contact Apple and demand access.
We wouldn't be geeks if we didn't enjoy working with the new equipment.
Who the hell uses Appletalk any more?
Is this for printer or something?
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Pirate Bay would get cut off in a heart beat.
Good point, hadn't thought of that.
...this is probably going to screw up all those bot-nets.
I still wouldn't buy that.
I'm sure that will make both of those Zune owners very happy.
But that just my opinion.
Thank you.
I wonder if this will break all the Excel macros I've written too.