While it would have been great if they had done that, it would be infeasible. Passing code around is essential in something like that--even if both sides are using different languages. Sometimes, telling how something should be handled is no substitute for giving demo code that the guys in the other project could take and convert into their code/framework. This simply isn't possible between KDE and GNOME for one reason: license incompatibilities.
Yeah, food would be so much better. Food is just a patchwork solution that falls apart. Pump in more food, more babies get pumped out. You have to build education and infrastructure. If these things were done right you coulddo way better than $100 books--for example project gutenburg has hundreds of thousands of books available free that could be loaded onto the things by default (blatantly assuming english language...).
"It just means the robots will need to implement javascript if they want to get behind AJAX." They will also have to figure out that pesky "halting problem."
He isn't asking why you used 1.4 instead of 1.5, he is asking why you responded to a post that claimed 1.5 was stable by saying, "no it isn't! 1.4 isn't stable!"
It means, "Are you fucking serious?" There is a particular motion one can make the head, moving it forward and simultaneously opening the eyes wider, that is available in physical communication, "..." is the equivalent in text. The same emotion just can't be captured with, "you shouldn't be using borland command liner compiler."
Most of these people are talking about using it in compnaies as a private server. This means you can use any ports you want. If you want the advatages of developers visiting outside rooms for support on problems, etc. then you have a point. But in the context of this thread.. your anti-virus woes don't apply.
Even better would be if there were pictures of people enjoying pepsi with the same question and answer as you gave and then they also had ugly people drinking coke and cringing, etc. with the same question, but new answer, "coke."
No. He is referring to the tech demo where 3d images are imposed on camera images with full understanding of being "behind" or "infront" of the objects in the images. It was on slashdot a while back, it wasn't the nintendo ON thing, and in fact it had nothing to do with nintendo. I can't remember the name of it or I would search.
Amazon's "1-click" patent doesn't say anything about how to implement it, it just says basically, "the customer makes one click and is automatically billed and the product is shipped."
"During the great depression, farmers would purposefully destroy the majority of their yields in order to drive up price just so they could break even. But the problem here is that limiting supply doesn't create the perception of scarcity (what a console maker wants), it creates actual scarcity (what a console maker certainly does not want)."
Wait.. how does destroying crop yeilds not do the same thing? That is, create actual scarcity instead of perceived scarcity.
Hey dumbass, about slashdot I said, "(provided they removed it if notified)." And then you go on to correct me by saying, "Slashdot can get sued if they are notified of the material and fail to remove it." Wow, way to be redundant.
"I realize that they are not actually holding the videos and files on their machines"
Actually, they are/i holding them on their machines. They get by with it for the same reason that your ISP gets by with having a router that has a bit of memory to hold a packet queue even though packets in that cue might contain bits of copyrighted works that their customer is downloading. It is also the same reason that Slashdot couldn't get sued (provided they removed it if notified) for a user posting a comment full of copyrighted material.
"What is the impact if I don't wear a seatbelt or a helmet? I get injured or die. But do I affect anyone else? Not in any way that I can think of."
If you are a retired old foggie, I say go ahead and die. Otherwise what's wrong with seatbelt laws: society invests x dollars in educating people to be treadmill style workers; we wouldn't want any of them to die before they have paid off would we?
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While it would have been great if they had done that, it would be infeasible. Passing code around is essential in something like that--even if both sides are using different languages. Sometimes, telling how something should be handled is no substitute for giving demo code that the guys in the other project could take and convert into their code/framework. This simply isn't possible between KDE and GNOME for one reason: license incompatibilities.
A Hammer is pretty deficient at screwing in screws. The guy should be using a flat file.
Starfox for SNES is one good example. There were also a few for genesis, some F1 racing game, using a chip similar to the "superFX" chip.
Yeah, food would be so much better. Food is just a patchwork solution that falls apart. Pump in more food, more babies get pumped out. You have to build education and infrastructure. If these things were done right you coulddo way better than $100 books--for example project gutenburg has hundreds of thousands of books available free that could be loaded onto the things by default (blatantly assuming english language...).
"It just means the robots will need to implement javascript if they want to get behind AJAX." They will also have to figure out that pesky "halting problem."
He isn't asking why you used 1.4 instead of 1.5, he is asking why you responded to a post that claimed 1.5 was stable by saying, "no it isn't! 1.4 isn't stable!"
Why do you care if it is open source if you are just using it for warez channels anyway, N00B.
It means, "Are you fucking serious?" There is a particular motion one can make the head, moving it forward and simultaneously opening the eyes wider, that is available in physical communication, "..." is the equivalent in text. The same emotion just can't be captured with, "you shouldn't be using borland command liner compiler."
Most of these people are talking about using it in compnaies as a private server. This means you can use any ports you want. If you want the advatages of developers visiting outside rooms for support on problems, etc. then you have a point. But in the context of this thread.. your anti-virus woes don't apply.
I dunno.. the doonesberry VR online store prior art example was pretty convincing to me.
Even better would be if there were pictures of people enjoying pepsi with the same question and answer as you gave and then they also had ugly people drinking coke and cringing, etc. with the same question, but new answer, "coke."
Satellite has traditionally had "such low ping times"? I wasn't aware. Historically they have had high ping times.
No. He is referring to the tech demo where 3d images are imposed on camera images with full understanding of being "behind" or "infront" of the objects in the images. It was on slashdot a while back, it wasn't the nintendo ON thing, and in fact it had nothing to do with nintendo. I can't remember the name of it or I would search.
They also said that mario 64 was the first 3d console game... not true.
Amazon's "1-click" patent doesn't say anything about how to implement it, it just says basically, "the customer makes one click and is automatically billed and the product is shipped."
"During the great depression, farmers would purposefully destroy the majority of their yields in order to drive up price just so they could break even. But the problem here is that limiting supply doesn't create the perception of scarcity (what a console maker wants), it creates actual scarcity (what a console maker certainly does not want)."
Wait.. how does destroying crop yeilds not do the same thing? That is, create actual scarcity instead of perceived scarcity.
Hey dumbass, about slashdot I said, "(provided they removed it if notified)." And then you go on to correct me by saying, "Slashdot can get sued if they are notified of the material and fail to remove it." Wow, way to be redundant.
I don't think you grasp how insignificant 100 free cycles per frame is.
>They suck, they didn't fix my situation
No, no, no, they rock they fixed my situation.
Charles L. Stevenson would be proud.
Don't confuse sports jocks with sports nerds. The two do not form a dichotomy, but they are also not one and the same.
The fact that is GPL instead of LGPL isn't necessarily bad, but it does ensure that Gnome will never go away.
"I realize that they are not actually holding the videos and files on their machines"
Actually, they are/i holding them on their machines. They get by with it for the same reason that your ISP gets by with having a router that has a bit of memory to hold a packet queue even though packets in that cue might contain bits of copyrighted works that their customer is downloading. It is also the same reason that Slashdot couldn't get sued (provided they removed it if notified) for a user posting a comment full of copyrighted material.
He isn't saying they bought the article. He is saying it looks like they submitted the article.
"What is the impact if I don't wear a seatbelt or a helmet? I get injured or die. But do I affect anyone else? Not in any way that I can think of."
If you are a retired old foggie, I say go ahead and die. Otherwise what's wrong with seatbelt laws: society invests x dollars in educating people to be treadmill style workers; we wouldn't want any of them to die before they have paid off would we?
This statement is false.