What was it? The R&D department for the Wii was about 5-7 people and their system was based off old technology slapped on a Gamecube. I'm not dismissing the success of the Wii, but perhaps their R&D is not for hardware, but for marketing. The casual gamer is a goldmine, that's what makes Nintendo so successful.
I was going to suggest something along the lines of multi-relational databases but your idea solves the problem entirely (very neatly may I add) and the query would probably take a few seconds. Simple is often always better
You know, Canada pretty much allows anyone to migrate there without much of a line. It's like, hey, I want in. Then Canada is like... Really, eh? Okaeh it's aboot time we get someone interested in migrating here. Here's your visa! (yes, i'm canadian lol)
My website is about the Japanese language and culture, so if America ever goes to war against Japan again, would my website be censored? It would be terrible! Just because politicians can be children, it doesn't mean that us ADULTS can't get along with each other. Anywhoo~ knowing America, it will probably wordfilter 'color' to 'colour', 'honour' to 'honor' etc... on European websites lol!
There are the few who can legitimately multitask, there are the many who are smart and can prioritize a conversation and driving, and there are the dimwits who shouldn't be driving in the first place. I can't multitask at 100% myself so I prioritize talking on the phone the same as talking to a friend in the seat next to me. If they are going to jam cell phones from cars, they might as well jam passengers and while we're at it, we can ban human drivers to guarantee no accidents.
Both kinect and playstation move have the ability to take-on this kind of game better than a PC could. I think they need to expand their minds a little. *raises hand* hire me please!
You think that's bad? Try fighting against Mike Tyson! But to be fair, I think Mike Tyson was trying to bring back the Van Gogh style. If TSA is cool with this form of ID, I'm sure that style will come back to bite TSA in the rear.
They tried to create catgirls before and failed miserably. I think it was done 2 or 3 times. I think that within 40-years it may be possible and by then I'll be old enough to have pedophile urges like any other old men...
If only she knew how to use Amazon, she wouldn't have to drive to the mall 20mph slower than the speed limit and back up into a few pedestrians on her way just to get me a pair of black socks with brown and purple diamond shapes on them.
Am I the only one who's still satisfied with using a PC as a media-center hub for entertainment? I bet you for less than $160 you can get all the parts needed to create a PC that is powerful enough to display HD movies to a TV and hold 500gb of info. Add an extra $50 and you have a 2tb+ hard drive. It'll play DVD's, maybe bluray if you get lucky, hulu, netflix, veoh, youtube, and all of those gray area sites that you've been wanting to connect to your TV. If you have an xbox or a ps3 you can do some minor adjustments to get access to almost any video service on the net. If you like your pc and want to deal with things wirelessly, HD wireless streaming exists now so in my opinion, instead of worrying about apple, google, or panasonic about whether or not they will keep their features or continuously support their product, ask yourself if it would be better to build your own media center than to rely on others?
Either there's a glitch in the matrix or I feel like something similar had been created about 8 or 9 years ago. I remember reading about it either here or on engadget around 2004. After some googling back in time I managed to find this: http://www.rense.com/general20/transparentalum.htm which is the closest thing that comes to mind. I wish I had better source. Can anyone please explain how the two differ?
Even if Google said I could get $50 from the lawsuit I wouldn't accept it. I have no reason to take Google's $50 when it was up to me to learn about my privacy on Google Buzz. Plus, Google has done so much for me in the past that it would be like stealing money from a friend. Cannot do that. Freakin lawyers, bunch of [my attorney has advised me not to complete this sentence].
It's common to see 4k res in a production environment, so pushing 4k Blurays players (or something?) and TV's would have been better than this 3D thing because technology isn't at an affordable level to make holographic projections worthwhile in your home theater. In the corporate setting it can cost anywhere between 100k-500k for a single boardroom equipped with these projectors. Games do have their advantages in 3D, even with silly glasses. Oh well, we'll see what happens from here.
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She said she was 18...
Or they should go retro and call it the WiiNES. Anyone want to play with my WiiNES?
What was it? The R&D department for the Wii was about 5-7 people and their system was based off old technology slapped on a Gamecube. I'm not dismissing the success of the Wii, but perhaps their R&D is not for hardware, but for marketing. The casual gamer is a goldmine, that's what makes Nintendo so successful.
I was going to suggest something along the lines of multi-relational databases but your idea solves the problem entirely (very neatly may I add) and the query would probably take a few seconds. Simple is often always better
I think he meant use Paltalk.
You know, Canada pretty much allows anyone to migrate there without much of a line. It's like, hey, I want in. Then Canada is like... Really, eh? Okaeh it's aboot time we get someone interested in migrating here. Here's your visa! (yes, i'm canadian lol)
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My website is about the Japanese language and culture, so if America ever goes to war against Japan again, would my website be censored? It would be terrible! Just because politicians can be children, it doesn't mean that us ADULTS can't get along with each other. Anywhoo~ knowing America, it will probably wordfilter 'color' to 'colour', 'honour' to 'honor' etc... on European websites lol!
There are the few who can legitimately multitask, there are the many who are smart and can prioritize a conversation and driving, and there are the dimwits who shouldn't be driving in the first place. I can't multitask at 100% myself so I prioritize talking on the phone the same as talking to a friend in the seat next to me. If they are going to jam cell phones from cars, they might as well jam passengers and while we're at it, we can ban human drivers to guarantee no accidents.
I for one welcome our new brain scanning overlords!
Both kinect and playstation move have the ability to take-on this kind of game better than a PC could. I think they need to expand their minds a little. *raises hand* hire me please!
You think that's bad? Try fighting against Mike Tyson! But to be fair, I think Mike Tyson was trying to bring back the Van Gogh style. If TSA is cool with this form of ID, I'm sure that style will come back to bite TSA in the rear.
Wait, wait, wait, Peckette? I don't know if I should be frightened to ask or aroused...
When you forget one of your ears at the crime-scene but if you forget both of them they can't do anything.
All I can think of is how paypal will take a big chunk of the payment, plus the cost of selling something on e-bay, and then the taxes involved... Yeah, he's better off just selling it over on craigslist so long as he hires bodyguards. http://www.newjerseynewsroom.com/nation/craigslist-murder-in-washington-is-a-cautionary-tale-for-internet-users
They tried to create catgirls before and failed miserably. I think it was done 2 or 3 times. I think that within 40-years it may be possible and by then I'll be old enough to have pedophile urges like any other old men...
If only she knew how to use Amazon, she wouldn't have to drive to the mall 20mph slower than the speed limit and back up into a few pedestrians on her way just to get me a pair of black socks with brown and purple diamond shapes on them.
I hope this will help the Prince of Nigeria and perhaps put an end to his money problems.
Am I the only one who's still satisfied with using a PC as a media-center hub for entertainment? I bet you for less than $160 you can get all the parts needed to create a PC that is powerful enough to display HD movies to a TV and hold 500gb of info. Add an extra $50 and you have a 2tb+ hard drive. It'll play DVD's, maybe bluray if you get lucky, hulu, netflix, veoh, youtube, and all of those gray area sites that you've been wanting to connect to your TV. If you have an xbox or a ps3 you can do some minor adjustments to get access to almost any video service on the net. If you like your pc and want to deal with things wirelessly, HD wireless streaming exists now so in my opinion, instead of worrying about apple, google, or panasonic about whether or not they will keep their features or continuously support their product, ask yourself if it would be better to build your own media center than to rely on others?
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No offense taken you know.
Either there's a glitch in the matrix or I feel like something similar had been created about 8 or 9 years ago. I remember reading about it either here or on engadget around 2004. After some googling back in time I managed to find this: http://www.rense.com/general20/transparentalum.htm which is the closest thing that comes to mind. I wish I had better source. Can anyone please explain how the two differ?
Even if Google said I could get $50 from the lawsuit I wouldn't accept it. I have no reason to take Google's $50 when it was up to me to learn about my privacy on Google Buzz. Plus, Google has done so much for me in the past that it would be like stealing money from a friend. Cannot do that. Freakin lawyers, bunch of [my attorney has advised me not to complete this sentence].
Dr. Evil doesn't approve because no space sharks with "lasers" attached to their head were created with one hundred billion dollars.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"
That one is from /.'s source code.
It's common to see 4k res in a production environment, so pushing 4k Blurays players (or something?) and TV's would have been better than this 3D thing because technology isn't at an affordable level to make holographic projections worthwhile in your home theater. In the corporate setting it can cost anywhere between 100k-500k for a single boardroom equipped with these projectors. Games do have their advantages in 3D, even with silly glasses. Oh well, we'll see what happens from here.