It seems people can only read into small details and aren't able to look at the big picture.
Skype, Facetime and all others are all incompatible with each other. Even basic text messaging services are not compatible with each others, unlike email and websites.
That's why I quoted xkcd. Not because of the standards used by other programs, but because we seriously need to force Microsoft, Apple and others to unite and support a single standard. All this fragmentation reminds me of the MS-DOS/Mac OS 9/AmigaOS/TOS days.
Again, this pointless "every game pirated is a lost sale" arguments. I'd say that most kids who pirate the game would never have had the money to buy the game in the first place.
I'd bet that companies lose more money into trying to make their games secure than the total of potential lost sales.
One of the thing that makes a good 3D printer filament is a perfectly round one with a constant diameter. I'm guessing it was two requirements of the contest but the author was too lazy to put a link on the "Desktop Factory Competition" text.
Yes I can search "Desktop Factory Competition", but so will 500 other people. I'm not being lazy, I'm saying one person should have worked 5 seconds more to write the post instead of making 500 people waste 2 seconds. It's basic mathematics.
Scanners and printers are a good source of hard polished rods and bushings, belts and stepper motors with pulleys. You can build 3D printers and small desktop CNC mills with these parts. Old business-grade hardware usually has better parts too such as thicker rods and stronger motors.
They require more vespene gas.
It seems people can only read into small details and aren't able to look at the big picture.
Skype, Facetime and all others are all incompatible with each other. Even basic text messaging services are not compatible with each others, unlike email and websites.
That's why I quoted xkcd. Not because of the standards used by other programs, but because we seriously need to force Microsoft, Apple and others to unite and support a single standard. All this fragmentation reminds me of the MS-DOS/Mac OS 9/AmigaOS/TOS days.
http://xkcd.com/927/
Again, this pointless "every game pirated is a lost sale" arguments. I'd say that most kids who pirate the game would never have had the money to buy the game in the first place.
I'd bet that companies lose more money into trying to make their games secure than the total of potential lost sales.
After they get equipped with GPP.
Share and enjoy!
Stop, you're going to make it cry.
Is the Volt worth its price? How long can you go on the battery alone, on your average week?
Here's your loaf of bread. That will be 2.25 million dollars please.
The Printrbot is cheaper and from the videos I've seen on YouTube, it seems to work just fine.
The diameter of the filament must be 1.75mm, ± 0.05mm
Me neither. That's why I only buy single tunes for 99 cents each, on iTunes.
One of the thing that makes a good 3D printer filament is a perfectly round one with a constant diameter. I'm guessing it was two requirements of the contest but the author was too lazy to put a link on the "Desktop Factory Competition" text.
Yes I can search "Desktop Factory Competition", but so will 500 other people. I'm not being lazy, I'm saying one person should have worked 5 seconds more to write the post instead of making 500 people waste 2 seconds. It's basic mathematics.
2400bps is pure luxury, 300bps would be a better punishment.
Windows 3 on a 486? You're being generous.
I'd go with Windows 3.11 on a 286 with a Hercules graphic card.
Scanners and printers are a good source of hard polished rods and bushings, belts and stepper motors with pulleys. You can build 3D printers and small desktop CNC mills with these parts. Old business-grade hardware usually has better parts too such as thicker rods and stronger motors.
Maybe, but without Steam we would only have Blizzard games and Cider-wrapped Windows games from EA.
And those ads will be from Western Digital, Toshiba and Seagate.
Finally, another game available for the Mac! We almost have a dozen good games now!
Eastern Kingdom and Kalimdor Xtreme Beach Volleyball.
Which will be followed in about five years by
Leisure Suit Larry in the land of the night elves.
And The Woz.
Anonymous Paid Koward?
So what you mean is that we should be monitoring Linux users?
Distribute that kind of power, you say? Let's make a beowolf cluster of DNA! We'll call it.... Earth.
I'm trying to point out the difference between "digitization losses" vs "perceptual encoding losses". It's two entirely different things.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Flight_to_Remember
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mutants_Are_Revolting