imagine that, in the year 3,000, an alien civilization were to happen upon the ruins of personkind, which had disappeared hundreds of years before, due to the consumption of all their available energy sources
The sun's going out in 1000 years? I'll stock up on batteries and be rich!
"Obviously, I want to decrease that number," says Muniz. To that end, the company is working to refine its technique, so as to fly stealthily beneath the radar of firewalls and intrusion detection systems. "It's a goal we have," says Muniz. "Someday I'd like to get the system to the point where we don't set off anybody's alarms."
Exactly. The software on sale for $9.99 is in the jewel cases, the software on sale for $200 is in the big shiny boxes. If you were selling a software title, which packaging method would you prefer?
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The sun's going out in 1000 years? I'll stock up on batteries and be rich!
Nowhere near as bad a coming home and finding the robots and computers in bed with your wife.
The link to the MSNBC article above didn't work for me, but this one does.
They're just a cover company for the script kiddies.
Exactly. The software on sale for $9.99 is in the jewel cases, the software on sale for $200 is in the big shiny boxes. If you were selling a software title, which packaging method would you prefer?