I am just curious, with all the cool little hand held devices, which one is most friendly to the gamer who likes to program as well?
I think it would be a good idea for the companies to make something like the playstation's yaroze back in tha day. Imagine making your own game on the PSP or this new handheld system, or even the gameboy advance! Ah.. but to dream.
Can you imagine playing a multiplayer game and walking down the street, only to meet another person who happens to be playing that game, walk into your wi-fi lan range?
How cool would that be to meet some other person playing that game. Wow this sounds like so much fun. I hope it comes out in japan sooner, cause that's where I'll be in 2004. =)
It is a great idea but I think that open source community should be the ones doing this. I'm not too comfortable with the fact that a tool that should be in the libraries across the world, as you have said, is going to be used in a company's scheme to make more money =(
Enh... I can only assume that it will be a success and that someone in the Open Source community will start making something similar. Maybe for the Gutenberg Project..
I WOULD NOT PAY A SUBSCRIPTION FEE for this service. Books are meant to be free. That is what the libraries are for. Personally I think all libraries should have their books online with downloadable capabilities.
What? Microsoft overcharged for their products? You're kidding me!?! I thought that all the microsoft products were worth the 100 fucking dollars I spent on it!
All children like to play games like tag and hide and go seek, in ancient times these no doubt helped to enforce specific behaviours and social attributes that were deemed necessary. With new technology and new developements in our sciences, we need to create some sort of system similar to the classic physical games, and I think that video games are the new option. It makes sense logically.
Sounds mainly like you're angry that someone has insulted your film.. Granted, the reviewer sucks ass with their obvious mistakes, (the skeleton is in T2, blah blah) but he/she is basically right about the movie.
It's not as dark as T1 and John Conner is a wimp. The terminatrix was just dumb. She inflated her boobs!?! I mean, come on, that is just retarded. The lame fan-services, like Arnie with the "She'll be back", or "Talk to the hand" or when he puts on the elton john sunglasses? And then he drops them and crushes them under his feet ala T2? It is most definitely not a movie that is supposed to be like T1. If anything, it's just a continuation of Terminator 2.
It is not as dark as Terminator and consequently is not as good. There were no jokes in Terminator, there was just a lot of horror action. Some very freaky shit going on there, with Arnie cutting his eyes out, the severed torso of the terminator going after Sarah Conner, etc. And, the main character killed the terminator at the end, whereas Arnie killed the terminatrix at the end of T3.
T1 left a sense of foreboding for the end of mankind, but T3 just seems to say, "watch for the epic war coming 2007, where John Conner kicks some evil robot butt!"
DON'T Go see T3. save your money for some other movie.
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There are still people who like Metallica after what they did?
Actually beach sand is used to make integrated circuits (silicon). So technically, they aren't exclusive to each other. If you were a slashdot dork you'd have already known this. =P
I'm sorry, what's the difference between downloading music and listening to it on the radio? If you like the song, the radio will likely play it again, and you stay tuned to the radio, likewise, you keep the song to listen to later on. If you don't like the song, you change the radio station and listen to another, likewise with the songs on the HD, you delete and move on..? Some of you might say ads, but what does that have to do with the music? Do the radios actually pay the artists so they can play their songs?
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Wow good links.. I had no idea that there was a GBA developement scene on the net!
It's Slashdot.ORG not Slashdot.org The ORG is in capitals. Yeah I guess I belong here. =P
Or tight, depending upon the amounts of pizza inhaled.
I am just curious, with all the cool little hand held devices, which one is most friendly to the gamer who likes to program as well?
I think it would be a good idea for the companies to make something like the playstation's yaroze back in tha day. Imagine making your own game on the PSP or this new handheld system, or even the gameboy advance! Ah.. but to dream.
I don't understand how it can "get around" the game gear's 32colours/line limitation.. Isn't the limitation in the actual screen itself?
Can you imagine playing a multiplayer game and walking down the street, only to meet another person who happens to be playing that game, walk into your wi-fi lan range?
How cool would that be to meet some other person playing that game. Wow this sounds like so much fun. I hope it comes out in japan sooner, cause that's where I'll be in 2004. =)
It's good to see that technology is getting back to it's roots and is finally being used for something useful.
/sarcasm
Don't forget BC!! Apparently our hydroponics are very futuristic and successful -- our weed is rated highly in the world competitions. =)
Stay in Canada during your trip. =)
I'm not sure I'd want to be labelled a terrorist and my rights wiped away. At least in Canada you can hide in the snowdrifts or something.
Asking the slashdot readers how to get in shape?
So you define "program" as "source code"? An executable is not a program? Do you think...
It sounds to me like the quote that you are using from section 5 defines program to be the source code:
A program that... by being compiled or linked...
As far as I know, source code is what you compile or link. Not the executable...
It is a great idea but I think that open source community should be the ones doing this. I'm not too comfortable with the fact that a tool that should be in the libraries across the world, as you have said, is going to be used in a company's scheme to make more money =(
Enh... I can only assume that it will be a success and that someone in the Open Source community will start making something similar. Maybe for the Gutenberg Project..
I WOULD NOT PAY A SUBSCRIPTION FEE for this service. Books are meant to be free. That is what the libraries are for. Personally I think all libraries should have their books online with downloadable capabilities.
I'd have to day that ICO, while a great and entrancing game, has got some serious issues with its cover art.
Sorry about the pic.. couldn't find a bigger one
What? Microsoft overcharged for their products? You're kidding me!?! I thought that all the microsoft products were worth the 100 fucking dollars I spent on it!
Not to mention that nearly 50% of all players are FEMALE!
Maybe someone should patent and EVIL AI then?
Christ. This doesn't sound like a Marriage Counselor to me. It sounds more like a Nagging-PMS-Wife-bot. NOONE needs that! =P
That doesn't necessarily mean that the 55% of the females were over 55. Seems like Statistics confuses people too ;P
Watch out for the gaggle of hungry nerds! I couldn't imagine what else could be as scary.
All children like to play games like tag and hide and go seek, in ancient times these no doubt helped to enforce specific behaviours and social attributes that were deemed necessary. With new technology and new developements in our sciences, we need to create some sort of system similar to the classic physical games, and I think that video games are the new option. It makes sense logically.
Sounds mainly like you're angry that someone has insulted your film.. Granted, the reviewer sucks ass with their obvious mistakes, (the skeleton is in T2, blah blah) but he/she is basically right about the movie.
It's not as dark as T1 and John Conner is a wimp. The terminatrix was just dumb. She inflated her boobs!?! I mean, come on, that is just retarded. The lame fan-services, like Arnie with the "She'll be back", or "Talk to the hand" or when he puts on the elton john sunglasses? And then he drops them and crushes them under his feet ala T2? It is most definitely not a movie that is supposed to be like T1. If anything, it's just a continuation of Terminator 2.
It is not as dark as Terminator and consequently is not as good. There were no jokes in Terminator, there was just a lot of horror action. Some very freaky shit going on there, with Arnie cutting his eyes out, the severed torso of the terminator going after Sarah Conner, etc. And, the main character killed the terminator at the end, whereas Arnie killed the terminatrix at the end of T3.
T1 left a sense of foreboding for the end of mankind, but T3 just seems to say, "watch for the epic war coming 2007, where John Conner kicks some evil robot butt!"
DON'T Go see T3. save your money for some other movie.
There are still people who like Metallica after what they did?
Actually beach sand is used to make integrated circuits (silicon). So technically, they aren't exclusive to each other. If you were a slashdot dork you'd have already known this. =P
It's long, it's complex and it's in German and it's written by a professor, so don't expect to understand anything, if you are not a German lawyer
A ha! Try claiming that Slashdot is too american centric now!
I'm sorry, what's the difference between downloading music and listening to it on the radio? If you like the song, the radio will likely play it again, and you stay tuned to the radio, likewise, you keep the song to listen to later on. If you don't like the song, you change the radio station and listen to another, likewise with the songs on the HD, you delete and move on..? Some of you might say ads, but what does that have to do with the music? Do the radios actually pay the artists so they can play their songs?