Less efficient is the keyword! There should be a BASH, KSH or Perl++ or something can optimize to the CPU. It's lame getting new hardware only to find out your script runs at the same speed as your old hardware.
Surprisingly the price of tablet PCs are still so high despite low sales. I always marveled at the write-on-screen pen feature, but it's totally unaffordable. I always wonder if it's the Centrino scaring people away. Would it be better with an AMD chip?
I'd love to see EA outsource Madden football development to India. A country that doesn't even play American football.
I can picture the software director waste time trying to explain 1st Down, and why this is different with Cricket. Come to think of it, I don't think ANY country in the world really plays American football.
I guess EA will just have to reuse last year's engine and just update the roster with their NFL player ownership. Oh wait don't they do that every year.
But it's not about money. This is Novell here. They have adopted great technology in the past and failed to compete with it.
They had IPX early, which should destroy the first generation of TCP/IP, and it never panned out. Novell Netware was better than many server OS at the time, and it never panned out. You see the pattern here. Novell problem was never about money. They don't know how to deal their cards.
I got a problem with the pricing too. For example, $9 a month on Rhapsody music service gets you almost all music for all artists.
$14 a month only lets you play 1 game. Sony has come up with a $20 for all Everquest etc games under the same Sony roof. How about all MMORPG companies get together and come up with a $15 fee play ANY game you want service.
Thief was alright, though I don't think it's a game that put people on the pre-order list. Hitman was downright aweful in the sense that it was about as unoriginal as it gets. I was shocked to find out there was even a sequel made. TR is done, it's got the most shallow gameplay, plot, action.
EA should buy them out for the sake of owning even more of the market. Well, actually I'd just like to see them have even more financial burden. This is a pretty big one.
I give credit to Ocarina of Time, but the best Zelda is still the NES classic Link's Adventure. The side scroller adventure had level gaining, non-linear gameplay. I can't tell you how many other games were based off this formula afterwards.
Man, the only way IE7 has a chance is if it comes bundled even more than before. It won't cause M$ lost the court cases to Netscape already.
In addition, it would have to be bullet proof from the security standpoint, faster than before AND run on linux. I think Mozilla or firefox is the official future.
Alot of enterprises are still tied to IE, but that will all change unless M$ comes back with a vengenance.
I am really extremely entirely confused about the article altogether. Is the hijacking more or less about Google digging into your site even when your robot.txt crawler robot is refusing google entrance?
But what's worst is the cockyness among artists nowadays. I signed up with Rhapsody, and out of the hundreds of album I sampled, the best album contain around 5 good songs. On average, most albums have 1 or less.
Too many artists are left on stage for too long. Bring them down, so they won't be so cocky. Make them really work for better music. We agree the RIAA execs don't deserve to be millionaires. I wonder if most of the artists out there should be either.
Every organization I have seen that actively use MS SQL are already M$ fanatics with the MSDN subscription. Which pretty much include windows OS anyways.
I never understood the whining and complaining about DRM?
There are at least 10 scripts commonly available via web searches that stripes DRM info out of the iTunes music files. Why didn't people just download one of these scripts and run it?
Hey man well said. People are starting to distribute their functions. I know people who used to carry a laptop just to play Mp3s. Once portable Mp3 players came out, that's 1 less job for the laptop.
Overtime, PDAs and other gadgets will make the PC obsolete. Console for games. Routers for networking. Tivo boxes. Etc. Etc.
I have a couple relatives aged 13 to 8 who have been mega Gameboy Advanced fans. I cannot tell you how disappointed they have been with the DS. Let's just say they are begging their parents to buy them a PSP, and the parents refused to spend any more money.
They are stuck with a system with more or less the same game library as GBAdvanced, except everything is labeled DS. They are too young to know how to effectively sell it, and none of their friends really care or have the money to buy an old DS.
Do you actually mean the 75 instead of 120GXP? It's well known that the first generation of 75GB IBM/Hitachi had major issues. Is 120 really a problem too? I thought they fixed it.
When you cut a deal 5 ways, it's like no cutting a deal at all. NBA is the big winner with so much more cash. The game themselves didn't change.
Sports game history has shown that any player (cough cough.. Jordan, Barkley) can opt out of being in a video game. Can this contract guarantee every player as well as players of the past will be in the game?
I want to see the 80s Celtics in full or the 80s Lakers. This contract does none of that. There is really no improvments made in the game except it assures you EA won't be a monopoly slut.
In reality, PS3 is not exactly happening in 2006. Only those willing to pay the whopping $400 will actually have one. People are willing to wait longer and longer after launch for a console.
Personally I got my PS2 in 2002, and it was released in 2000. I know people waiting for the PS3 launch before investing in a PS2. That way you can rack in a ton of games for virtually nothing.
Firefox while good still have a long way to go with plugin compatibilities. Java, for one, works insanely slow. Given the same size pdf, I am convinced IE still load faster. Of course, Firefox is superior in every other factor except speed.
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Domain parking is no different that hogging up real estate or land. Concept has been around forever.
Less efficient is the keyword! There should be a BASH, KSH or Perl++ or something can optimize to the CPU. It's lame getting new hardware only to find out your script runs at the same speed as your old hardware.
Surprisingly the price of tablet PCs are still so high despite low sales. I always marveled at the write-on-screen pen feature, but it's totally unaffordable. I always wonder if it's the Centrino scaring people away. Would it be better with an AMD chip?
I'd love to see EA outsource Madden football development to India. A country that doesn't even play American football.
I can picture the software director waste time trying to explain 1st Down, and why this is different with Cricket. Come to think of it, I don't think ANY country in the world really plays American football.
I guess EA will just have to reuse last year's engine and just update the roster with their NFL player ownership. Oh wait don't they do that every year.
But it's not about money. This is Novell here. They have adopted great technology in the past and failed to compete with it.
They had IPX early, which should destroy the first generation of TCP/IP, and it never panned out. Novell Netware was better than many server OS at the time, and it never panned out. You see the pattern here. Novell problem was never about money. They don't know how to deal their cards.
I got a problem with the pricing too. For example, $9 a month on Rhapsody music service gets you almost all music for all artists.
$14 a month only lets you play 1 game. Sony has come up with a $20 for all Everquest etc games under the same Sony roof. How about all MMORPG companies get together and come up with a $15 fee play ANY game you want service.
Thief was alright, though I don't think it's a game that put people on the pre-order list. Hitman was downright aweful in the sense that it was about as unoriginal as it gets. I was shocked to find out there was even a sequel made. TR is done, it's got the most shallow gameplay, plot, action.
EA should buy them out for the sake of owning even more of the market. Well, actually I'd just like to see them have even more financial burden. This is a pretty big one.
I give credit to Ocarina of Time, but the best Zelda is still the NES classic Link's Adventure. The side scroller adventure had level gaining, non-linear gameplay. I can't tell you how many other games were based off this formula afterwards.
Man, the only way IE7 has a chance is if it comes bundled even more than before. It won't cause M$ lost the court cases to Netscape already.
In addition, it would have to be bullet proof from the security standpoint, faster than before AND run on linux. I think Mozilla or firefox is the official future.
Alot of enterprises are still tied to IE, but that will all change unless M$ comes back with a vengenance.
I am really extremely entirely confused about the article altogether. Is the hijacking more or less about Google digging into your site even when your robot.txt crawler robot is refusing google entrance?
But what's worst is the cockyness among artists nowadays. I signed up with Rhapsody, and out of the hundreds of album I sampled, the best album contain around 5 good songs. On average, most albums have 1 or less.
Too many artists are left on stage for too long. Bring them down, so they won't be so cocky. Make them really work for better music. We agree the RIAA execs don't deserve to be millionaires. I wonder if most of the artists out there should be either.
Every organization I have seen that actively use MS SQL are already M$ fanatics with the MSDN subscription. Which pretty much include windows OS anyways.
Anyone know if this is as good or better than WoW now that it isn't in beta?
On the other hand isn't this the only MMORPG that doesn't feature wizards, medieval and sci-fi theme, making it alittle unique?
I never understood the whining and complaining about DRM?
There are at least 10 scripts commonly available via web searches that stripes DRM info out of the iTunes music files. Why didn't people just download one of these scripts and run it?
Hey man well said. People are starting to distribute their functions. I know people who used to carry a laptop just to play Mp3s. Once portable Mp3 players came out, that's 1 less job for the laptop.
Overtime, PDAs and other gadgets will make the PC obsolete. Console for games. Routers for networking. Tivo boxes. Etc. Etc.
I have a couple relatives aged 13 to 8 who have been mega Gameboy Advanced fans. I cannot tell you how disappointed they have been with the DS. Let's just say they are begging their parents to buy them a PSP, and the parents refused to spend any more money.
They are stuck with a system with more or less the same game library as GBAdvanced, except everything is labeled DS. They are too young to know how to effectively sell it, and none of their friends really care or have the money to buy an old DS.
Do you actually mean the 75 instead of 120GXP? It's well known that the first generation of 75GB IBM/Hitachi had major issues. Is 120 really a problem too? I thought they fixed it.
When you cut a deal 5 ways, it's like no cutting a deal at all. NBA is the big winner with so much more cash. The game themselves didn't change.
Sports game history has shown that any player (cough cough.. Jordan, Barkley) can opt out of being in a video game. Can this contract guarantee every player as well as players of the past will be in the game?
I want to see the 80s Celtics in full or the 80s Lakers. This contract does none of that. There is really no improvments made in the game except it assures you EA won't be a monopoly slut.
15 MB of storage is 3 songs. LOL
Yeah there should be an obvious difference. One is paid BY THE HOUR. The other is salaried. That should be established on the first day of work.
It all comes down to the ease of installs. I'll be honest, I hesitated alittle before installing firefox on linux. I feared too many dependencies etc.
In reality, PS3 is not exactly happening in 2006. Only those willing to pay the whopping $400 will actually have one. People are willing to wait longer and longer after launch for a console.
Personally I got my PS2 in 2002, and it was released in 2000. I know people waiting for the PS3 launch before investing in a PS2. That way you can rack in a ton of games for virtually nothing.
Firefox while good still have a long way to go with plugin compatibilities. Java, for one, works insanely slow. Given the same size pdf, I am convinced IE still load faster. Of course, Firefox is superior in every other factor except speed.
LOL LOL. I knew somebody wood come up with a joke on that.
As long as the treatment doesn't include Roaches, it's cool. I don't think any doctor would ever come up with a use for them.