A lot of set-top boxes and ISP modems/routers actually re-download the entire firmware and re-flash themselves at each boot. This is to A) Keep them updated B) Make the "please reboot your modem" statement actually useful C) prevent people from "modding" them for what-ever purposes.
Just use 2 licenses. It's called dual-licensing and is done all the time (QT does a similar thing). The only time you run into issues is with code others have submitted to the project, since those authors technically own those patches, you need to make sure they release it under both licenses as well.
If that's the case, everyone should just create new PSN account for every game they buy. Then when you sell the game, include the username/password of the account. Maybe Sony will smarten up when their servers suddenly have 10X the PSN accounts but no extra sales/consoles to account for it.
I regularly do LAN parties where 1 person will bring a PS3 and 3 or 4 will bring games. This will require that everyone that has a game at home will need to bring their own PS3 with them as well. This fucks up a lot more than re-selling of games.
Let me know when I can delete the hidden cookies it sets, access browser keyboard shortcuts without having to click outside the video (try hitting ctrl+tab after clicking inside a youtube video, i DARE you!) or keep using other flash sites when ONE of them decides it no longer enjoys life.
Google news add functionality by allowing you to search through articles, it then LINKS to every article it "scraped". Google news is closer to a search engine than a scraper.
Thanks apple for actually doing something DECENT for once. Right, let's just keep wasting CPU cycles, preventing keyboard shortcuts from working, banish users that require e-readers and high-contrast browsers due to disabilities and put the entire internet in the hands of ONE company (Adobe). Why don't you learn to use the standards that have been and are currently developed and refined by multiple industry leading organizations (W3C, etc) and do your fucking job PROPERLY.
Flying cars will never happen until either
A) The average person becomes competent enough to drive one safely. Currently LAND vehicles are too much for most people...
B) We develop AI advanced enough to make up for A)
Microsoft puts most updates out once a week. Most users that actually update their software and run A/V tests do it at least once a week, so it only needs to be "wrong" for that one week.
Only every parent, aunt, uncle, grand-parent and 2nd cousin of anyone that knows anything about security. How did you THINK firefox's and chrome's market share went up so fast? Sadly, those geeks weren't there to notice that Chrome just disappeared.
With a little more work, this thing could probably enter a house, go up a flight of stairs and deliver life-saving medical supplies to soldiers that are pinned down. It can also (as shown in this and previous videos) climb over large logs, jump over stuff (or the lack of stuff such as a crevasse) and handle very rough terrain such as a pile of broken cinder blocks.
Do you have any idea how much military-funding-created stuff is now available to the public? Who do you think paid for the development of GPS, Jeeps, jet engines, the INTERNET? The way a lot of high-tech stuff is built is that the military pays for it, has exclusive access to it for a while (5-10 years for instance), then makes it available to the public. The military is also one HELL of a QA department!
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A lot of set-top boxes and ISP modems/routers actually re-download the entire firmware and re-flash themselves at each boot. This is to A) Keep them updated B) Make the "please reboot your modem" statement actually useful C) prevent people from "modding" them for what-ever purposes.
Just use 2 licenses. It's called dual-licensing and is done all the time (QT does a similar thing). The only time you run into issues is with code others have submitted to the project, since those authors technically own those patches, you need to make sure they release it under both licenses as well.
Slashdot needs a "-1 I hate you" mod. We pay almost the same for 7/0.5Mbit. Oh, and a 200GB limit that charges $2.00/GB overages.
Or better yet, take the picture with your (or friend's) kid in the driver's seat.
If that's the case, everyone should just create new PSN account for every game they buy. Then when you sell the game, include the username/password of the account. Maybe Sony will smarten up when their servers suddenly have 10X the PSN accounts but no extra sales/consoles to account for it.
I regularly do LAN parties where 1 person will bring a PS3 and 3 or 4 will bring games. This will require that everyone that has a game at home will need to bring their own PS3 with them as well. This fucks up a lot more than re-selling of games.
The queen has VERY little power at all in Canada. It's a "formality" more than anything.
Where the HELL did you find it for $879?!?
This took me 45 seconds: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007968+600079017&QksAutoSuggestion=&ShowDeactivatedMark=False&Configurator=&IsNodeId=1&Subcategory=551&description=&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&AdvancedSearch=1&srchInDesc=#
Let me know when I can delete the hidden cookies it sets, access browser keyboard shortcuts without having to click outside the video (try hitting ctrl+tab after clicking inside a youtube video, i DARE you!) or keep using other flash sites when ONE of them decides it no longer enjoys life.
There's more to linux and microsoft than desktops. Microsoft has been desperately trying to get a proper hold on the server market for over a decade.
That alone would make it worth paying for!
Google news add functionality by allowing you to search through articles, it then LINKS to every article it "scraped". Google news is closer to a search engine than a scraper.
And with ram costing about $5/GB, that's not a huge issue anymore.
Those "rebels" unfortunately make up about 20-40% of MSOffice users now.
Thanks apple for actually doing something DECENT for once. Right, let's just keep wasting CPU cycles, preventing keyboard shortcuts from working, banish users that require e-readers and high-contrast browsers due to disabilities and put the entire internet in the hands of ONE company (Adobe). Why don't you learn to use the standards that have been and are currently developed and refined by multiple industry leading organizations (W3C, etc) and do your fucking job PROPERLY.
=Anything server-side is never truly "open" in the sense that you can't truly know that it has your open software.
It is if YOU put the software there.
Flying cars will never happen until either
A) The average person becomes competent enough to drive one safely. Currently LAND vehicles are too much for most people...
B) We develop AI advanced enough to make up for A)
So they are finally embracing linux. I wonder when they'll get around to steps 2 and 3.
Microsoft puts most updates out once a week. Most users that actually update their software and run A/V tests do it at least once a week, so it only needs to be "wrong" for that one week.
Only every parent, aunt, uncle, grand-parent and 2nd cousin of anyone that knows anything about security. How did you THINK firefox's and chrome's market share went up so fast? Sadly, those geeks weren't there to notice that Chrome just disappeared.
With a little more work, this thing could probably enter a house, go up a flight of stairs and deliver life-saving medical supplies to soldiers that are pinned down. It can also (as shown in this and previous videos) climb over large logs, jump over stuff (or the lack of stuff such as a crevasse) and handle very rough terrain such as a pile of broken cinder blocks.
Do you have any idea how much military-funding-created stuff is now available to the public? Who do you think paid for the development of GPS, Jeeps, jet engines, the INTERNET? The way a lot of high-tech stuff is built is that the military pays for it, has exclusive access to it for a while (5-10 years for instance), then makes it available to the public. The military is also one HELL of a QA department!
Nice trolling. Trying to up your youtube view counter there?
Really? Because right now Microsoft is trying VERY hard to get people OFF Windows XP.
Yet...