where do you put the battery, where do you put the wifi or cel hardware, where do you put the cpu that is currently sitting on the floor, why does my 800mhz rooted nook simple touch have a faster touch response than an i5?
since the day they were born in the lab, but there is more to a computer than its display, wheres the flexible and paper thin battery, the flexible core i5, the flexible ram rom and flash?
its cute for the first few moments, when you slowly gaze around the demo disk, but you hit it, my hand, which can do all sorts of stuff out of sight only has to make a slight movement, my head doesnt, and is not nearly as quick
I have had helmets in the past, and yes this is the number one annoying thing that instantly pops out (headaches and neck-aches come later). Locking your eyes dead forward and moving your head an exaggerated amount to "look" at something that should only be an eye flick away is something not easily remembered in the moment.
so making profit for clicking a link is totally OK at the expense at the people who put hard work behind it?
I understand that there is markup, and its usually way too high making the product artificially scarce, thats a different problem, but if everything were free in the world we would still be wiping our asses with leaves and bathing once a quarter. There would be no incentive to do anything, and man is lazy as shit, need proof? See article where some lazy fuck clicked a link.
I agree, and theres room for both hardcore games and more casual games, but the market wont need 3 devices to support 2 overall categories. Though it may take a bit longer than people think as there are untold amount of people who want that hard core action, and just functioning on a PC is an achievement, even now in 2012 where its 99% point n click to get stuff running.
I know my library doesn't, they close as soon as school is out, and are not open on the weekends. I have never even been in the place and I am starting to wonder if they actually do unlock the door once in a while.
we have this thing called VPN's, and you can access data on them without having to keep a copy on your personal device, force a password policy and its not perfect, but its better than "oops, I lost 500 patients data in one fell swoop conveniently cataloged and in xls format"
if you keep your data at a central resource, its much easier to do damage control
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there are reasons, heat dissipation being one, and not having to wire bond each chip to a PCB is another, which is kind of a bitch
and none of it is flexible as an assembled product
even if you took the ipad guts out of its case, and laminated it in plastic, it isn't going to move much
goes where
wireless
???
paper
please
yep, and the last time I checked paper wasn't tethered to the floor
where do you put the battery, where do you put the wifi or cel hardware, where do you put the cpu that is currently sitting on the floor, why does my 800mhz rooted nook simple touch have a faster touch response than an i5?
since the day they were born in the lab, but there is more to a computer than its display, wheres the flexible and paper thin battery, the flexible core i5, the flexible ram rom and flash?
its cute for the first few moments, when you slowly gaze around the demo disk, but you hit it, my hand, which can do all sorts of stuff out of sight only has to make a slight movement, my head doesnt, and is not nearly as quick
so they dont have them in stock then... its on backorder, which was not the question, you can find plenty of places that have them on backorder
I have had helmets in the past, and yes this is the number one annoying thing that instantly pops out (headaches and neck-aches come later). Locking your eyes dead forward and moving your head an exaggerated amount to "look" at something that should only be an eye flick away is something not easily remembered in the moment.
They are not getting paid for those copies &
People who take whatever they want
cause the idea has been around since the atari
and FAILED?
oh it will eventually be the future of gaming, but not when you have some people on FOSS, and others on 36k dialup
he is talking about minority report in a sarcastic tone or are you struggling to keep up?
its a matter of record keeping
if you know it weighed X in 2000, and it weighs Y in 2013 whats the problem, it grew shit or dorito boy finger fucked it 30 feet away from the ocean
the whole idea seems backwards, there are changes we can not control, but instead we change the thing we actually can?
seal it in something already, its not a desk toy. There would be no gunk if it was not exposed to it
so making profit for clicking a link is totally OK at the expense at the people who put hard work behind it?
I understand that there is markup, and its usually way too high making the product artificially scarce, thats a different problem, but if everything were free in the world we would still be wiping our asses with leaves and bathing once a quarter. There would be no incentive to do anything, and man is lazy as shit, need proof? See article where some lazy fuck clicked a link.
how much US tax did the person pay while selling property of US companies?
two wrongs dont make a right
that took some imagination at this hour, I hope you get modded up
I agree, and theres room for both hardcore games and more casual games, but the market wont need 3 devices to support 2 overall categories. Though it may take a bit longer than people think as there are untold amount of people who want that hard core action, and just functioning on a PC is an achievement, even now in 2012 where its 99% point n click to get stuff running.
yea you know what, my shitty internet has trouble streaming from youtube sometimes
I know my library doesn't, they close as soon as school is out, and are not open on the weekends. I have never even been in the place and I am starting to wonder if they actually do unlock the door once in a while.
but again there is no reason why it could not be cached
Ram and swap, ok, sure, theres no perfect lock, but its better than no lock and hoping for the best
we have this thing called VPN's, and you can access data on them without having to keep a copy on your personal device, force a password policy and its not perfect, but its better than "oops, I lost 500 patients data in one fell swoop conveniently cataloged and in xls format"
if you keep your data at a central resource, its much easier to do damage control
no reason that it needed to be local on the machine, let alone local, portable, and unencrypted
1/3rd?
shit son you need to get with the times and make that metric or else people might have to do math once in a while!