Hardly a dent in personal computing? You may be forgetting the whole "windowing system" thing. Also, prior to that, the design of the Apple II drove the entire market for years and shaped everything about the PC including the formfactor.
He's certainly smoking some good crack lately though. Hoo boy.
Maybe the chemotherapy meds have affected his brain or something. He seems to be increasingly belligerent.
Maybe he knows that he's increasingly painted into a corner. The iPad did AWESOMELY well, but I think Google is going to come along with something that's going to blow them out of the water.
Maybe there's just something about becoming a large company that makes companies misbehave and lose marketshare because of it.
The real reason he doesn't want Flash on the iPad is because Apple is increasingly lining up against Google in many markets. Google's ownership of Youtube, and therefore fast online video with an incredibly huge library, is a threat to Apple.
Jobs and Apple want a walled-garden store. Since video is arguably the iPad's single killer app, and a place where it actually does look extremely impressive, they can't afford to have another company dominant in that sector.
Prediction: Google is going to wipe its ass on that overpriced piece of toilet paper.
Well. Guess I won't be buying a wii. Not that I have ever bought a Nintendo product, or would be likely ever to buy a wii or any of their japanese kiddie software.
Even from their inception I've never been able to stand Nintendo. Don't like anything about them: none of their games, none of their hardware. And then you have this sort of policy.
Wouldn't it be a bitch if the same conditions that produce hallucinations of plasmoids also produce actual plasmoids. In fact, this may actually be the case.
I would be much more receptive to this new theory if it were not for the fact that free-floating electrical plasmoids have been shown to exist.
The idea of a couple of guys having an idea and selling it to game companies is almost quaint. It doesn't happen.
1) Great ideas (far better than yours) are a dime a dozen.
2) Game companies employ professionals to design games. They are called game designers.
3) The more original your idea is, the less likely it is to sell or get anywhere. Companies don't want original games. They want games that will sell to the lowest common denominator. Free idea that they might have a snowflake's chance in hell of wanting: Marine finds his way onto base infested with alien demons. Now there is a concept with actual legs.
Suggestion: Learn how to program (not easy) and you and your friend program up the game yourself and begin either shopping it to distributors when totally finished, or sell it as an indie demo/game when mostly finished. To do well in the indie market, make it emo. Think "badly drawn boy."
Loss of rationality on the subject is precisely the reason why they chose animal abusers to enact these new unconstitutional laws.
Consider: why don't they do it with murderers? Well, because they don't think they could get the laws passed, because people like you are far more concerned about cute little puppies and cows than people.
No, they'll do this first. Prevent the people from getting jobs, subject them to perpetual shame and humiliation.
If you think our government is concerned about animal welfare, you must be smoking some good shit.
It's funny to watch Yahoo scrambling for market share. If the Microsoft bid is successful, it'll be funny to watch Microsoft hitching their wagon to Yahoo. Two boat anchors fall twice as fast.
It's not quite game set and match to Google, but in a number of spaces it's starting to look like endgame.
The republicans worry and fret-- to such an extent that they lose sleep-- about fairness on the web. They are shocked-- SHOCKED! that someone in government might try to pick winners and losers.
Innovative it may be, but the problem space in puzzle games is tiny. When I see the extents of a problem space in a game like that, I'm no longer interested in playing. Multiplayer games are the only ones I'm typically interested in these days, any other kind just seems boring and incredibly lonely.
This game makes Daikatana look timely. I mean, they were announced at approximately the same timeframe, were they not? And Daikatana came out in 2000, to mountains of ridicule because of its ridiculously pushed release date. And it's now 6 years past that.
Ludicrous. Like this is going to be worth dog shit on a stick.
It's rare that I've heard anything as ridiculous as this. There's nowhere UNIX is more entrenched than in big iron computing. Not only that, but the users-- by definition-- aren't dumb. Microsoft don't have a snowball's chance in hell in that marketing space, and I expect this is going to make Microsoft Bob look like a hot seller in comparison.
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"It seems then drones and UAVs will be a weapon of war for a longtime to come."
Oh, GI. Me drone you longtime.
After all, they've been showering people with software-penises since the late 1980s.
You really think grannies are going to buy this thing? It's not aimed at grannies. It's aimed at artfag hipsters in coffee shops.
Hardly a dent in personal computing? You may be forgetting the whole "windowing system" thing. Also, prior to that, the design of the Apple II drove the entire market for years and shaped everything about the PC including the formfactor.
He's certainly smoking some good crack lately though. Hoo boy.
Yeah, man, I really don't know what he's smoking.
Maybe the chemotherapy meds have affected his brain or something. He seems to be increasingly belligerent.
Maybe he knows that he's increasingly painted into a corner. The iPad did AWESOMELY well, but I think Google is going to come along with something that's going to blow them out of the water.
Maybe there's just something about becoming a large company that makes companies misbehave and lose marketshare because of it.
The real reason he doesn't want Flash on the iPad is because Apple is increasingly lining up against Google in many markets. Google's ownership of Youtube, and therefore fast online video with an incredibly huge library, is a threat to Apple.
Jobs and Apple want a walled-garden store. Since video is arguably the iPad's single killer app, and a place where it actually does look extremely impressive, they can't afford to have another company dominant in that sector.
Prediction: Google is going to wipe its ass on that overpriced piece of toilet paper.
Well. Guess I won't be buying a wii. Not that I have ever bought a Nintendo product, or would be likely ever to buy a wii or any of their japanese kiddie software.
Even from their inception I've never been able to stand Nintendo. Don't like anything about them: none of their games, none of their hardware. And then you have this sort of policy.
Wouldn't it be a bitch if the same conditions that produce hallucinations of plasmoids also produce actual plasmoids. In fact, this may actually be the case.
I would be much more receptive to this new theory if it were not for the fact that free-floating electrical plasmoids have been shown to exist.
The idea of a couple of guys having an idea and selling it to game companies is almost quaint. It doesn't happen.
1) Great ideas (far better than yours) are a dime a dozen.
2) Game companies employ professionals to design games. They are called game designers.
3) The more original your idea is, the less likely it is to sell or get anywhere. Companies don't want original games. They want games that will sell to the lowest common denominator. Free idea that they might have a snowflake's chance in hell of wanting: Marine finds his way onto base infested with alien demons. Now there is a concept with actual legs.
Suggestion: Learn how to program (not easy) and you and your friend program up the game yourself and begin either shopping it to distributors when totally finished, or sell it as an indie demo/game when mostly finished. To do well in the indie market, make it emo. Think "badly drawn boy."
So would Hitler, especially the part where the guy "removed a couple of Poles."
No, they all have boyfriends they met at the coffeeshop while composing derivative house music on their Macbook Airs.
This is just the way the world is. I'm sure the makers of horse troughs felt the same way. It's a bitch. It's only just gotten started.
Am I the only one who reads "blogosphere" every time he sees biosphere?
Are there arsenic-based bloggers out there talking about politics and trading arsenic-based biscotti recipes?
Loss of rationality on the subject is precisely the reason why they chose animal abusers to enact these new unconstitutional laws.
Consider: why don't they do it with murderers? Well, because they don't think they could get the laws passed, because people like you are far more concerned about cute little puppies and cows than people.
No, they'll do this first. Prevent the people from getting jobs, subject them to perpetual shame and humiliation.
If you think our government is concerned about animal welfare, you must be smoking some good shit.
Innovative rappers?
Remembered?
Really?
I think restrictions on driving will be coming soon.
I've heard that they have HUGE plans for the TSA.
It's funny to watch Yahoo scrambling for market share. If the Microsoft bid is successful, it'll be funny to watch Microsoft hitching their wagon to Yahoo. Two boat anchors fall twice as fast.
It's not quite game set and match to Google, but in a number of spaces it's starting to look like endgame.
The republicans worry and fret-- to such an extent that they lose sleep-- about fairness on the web. They are shocked-- SHOCKED! that someone in government might try to pick winners and losers.
It's up to the phone company and Fox to do that.
Innovative it may be, but the problem space in puzzle games is tiny. When I see the extents of a problem space in a game like that, I'm no longer interested in playing. Multiplayer games are the only ones I'm typically interested in these days, any other kind just seems boring and incredibly lonely.
Imagine that, a casual puzzle game! We don't have nearly enough of these, please write more. What a great use of new technology.
When they mention families, duct tape your ass cheeks together.
Nobody knows the trouble I see, nobody knows the sorrow.
Disruptive technology is a tree watered by the blood of the brave. Otto Lelienthal is somewhere watching this.
This game makes Daikatana look timely. I mean, they were announced at approximately the same timeframe, were they not? And Daikatana came out in 2000, to mountains of ridicule because of its ridiculously pushed release date. And it's now 6 years past that.
Ludicrous. Like this is going to be worth dog shit on a stick.
Like this will ever fly.
It's rare that I've heard anything as ridiculous as this. There's nowhere UNIX is more entrenched than in big iron computing. Not only that, but the users-- by definition-- aren't dumb. Microsoft don't have a snowball's chance in hell in that marketing space, and I expect this is going to make Microsoft Bob look like a hot seller in comparison.
If things keep going as they're going, Western governments are going to be seeing these guys turn into a real Hezbollah.
They're gonna find out what's up a couple of months after they impose a draft.