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  1. Re:fucking. win. on Deus Ex: Human Revolution Released · · Score: 1

    Your health regenerates via your cybernetic augmentations, there are no "health packs" and a head shot tends to kill faster then a body shot. However there is no location specific damage tracking (meaning that you cant injure a limb).

  2. Re:fucking. win. on Deus Ex: Human Revolution Released · · Score: 1

    I have many complaints, starting with the crashes, moving through the consolesq feel of the game and the heavy compression artifacts in the cinematics and ending with the fact that everyone in the game world seems to have both stubby arms and a turrets syndrome like series of facial and arm ticks. What ever these beings evolved from, it was not humans. Humans have arms that reach past their waste and can interact with one another without their arms spastically jerking around while their head whips back and forth.

    Its a good game, but it could have been great.

  3. So is he going to buy me a room full of computers? on Linus Thinks Virtualization Is 'Evil' · · Score: 2

    If not, then I'm going to stick with my virtual machines.

  4. Apple just used special in house rulers! on Flawed Evidence In EU Apple vs. Samsung Case · · Score: 2

    Its just like the benchmarks that showed how much faster PPC was compared to Intel. Until Apple switched to Intel of course. Or how they proved that the G4 Cube was the worlds most powerful super computer. Apples benchmarks and measuring systems are just that much "better" then the rest of the worlds. For example, the universal measurement for a tablet size is IPUs or IPad Units and the smallest IPS is 1. So all tablets SMALLER then one IPU are in fact the same size as an IPad.

  5. Re:Account verification on Google's 'ID Validation' Is a Joke, But Not Funny · · Score: 1

    You are not required to have and carry a drivers license. It does however make life more convenient.

  6. Re:iOS on Amazon App Store 'Rotten To the Core,' Says Dev · · Score: 3, Funny

    Too bad Apple wont let me sell my apps. Oh, and Amazon is not Google. But rant on you crazy person. If you scream loud enough I hear that Steve Jobs will come to your birthday party.

    Written from my MacPro in Camino.

  7. Re:Slingbox? on Zediva Shut Down By Federal Judge, MPAA Parties! · · Score: 1

    If you charge people money for it, then yes I could see how that would be deemed illegal.

  8. Re:Slingbox? on Zediva Shut Down By Federal Judge, MPAA Parties! · · Score: 1

    Zedivia rebroadcasts content for commercial purposes. True its a very limited broadcast, but I can sort of see the reasoning behind the judgement.

  9. Looks like Apple is starting to feel threatened. on Apple Blocks Sale of Galaxy Tab 10.1 In Australia · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Guess these new Adroid tablets may be worth taking a look at if they have Apple this scared. Course they could just be a bunch of jerks... hard to tell these days.

  10. Re:Recording should be a basic function... ? on Android Trojan Records Phone Calls · · Score: 1

    The issue would seem to be a legal one. It is illegal in many US states to record a phone call unless both parties agree to it before hand. My understanding is that Google locked down the API for call recording as a result. They are still there however, but they dont work on all phones.

    This raises another point, did they test this "torjan" outside of the dev (emulated) environment? Because there are a number of call recording apps out there, but they simply wont work on a lot of Android builds because the required OS hooks are missing.

  11. Where's the Torjan part? on Android Trojan Records Phone Calls · · Score: 5, Insightful

    This is an application that records phone calls. It tells you it will do this when you install it and it will require you opt to install it from an untrusted site after configuring your phone to allow such an action.

    But then I guess "phone call recording app records phone calls" is less of an alarmist title.

  12. Re:no offline play = no sale on Blizzard Reveals Diablo 3 (Real Money) Auction House · · Score: 2

    And yet, many people do not have it 24/7. So this "assumption" you call valid will in fact cost them sales.

  13. Re:Will Consumers Pay? on The End of the Gas Guzzler · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Consumers have been demanding better milage. Just look at how well the Prius did for proof. American car makers however have maintained that good milage was fiscally impossible. That is until they where forced into it via regulation. Now they all proclame how great they are for having gas milage that matches the rest of the world.

  14. Fix your passwords. on Ask Slashdot: How Do You Protect Data On Android? · · Score: 0

    If you are saving your password in the client software you may as well just use simpler passwords. Having them stored on the device defies most of the point in having complex passwords.

  15. Re:The conclusions are not that different. on Another Cell Phone-Cancer Study Emerges · · Score: 1

    Odds are they dont, but they cant say for sure. Same with cell phones.

  16. The conclusions are not that different. on Another Cell Phone-Cancer Study Emerges · · Score: 3, Informative

    Remember, the study everyone was screaming about not too long ago put cell phones (and all other devices that emit radio waves of any sort) into the same carcinogen class as pickled cucumbers.

  17. Re:Once you have discovered on Why Your Dad's 30-Year-Old Stereo Sounds Better Than Yours · · Score: 4, Informative

    Good sound quality is still out there and still being improved. Companies like NAD are still in business and still developing amazing gear.

  18. Its what the consumers want. on Why Your Dad's 30-Year-Old Stereo Sounds Better Than Yours · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Sound quality is still a selling point to people who want it, and those people will still find a wide selection of good quality components. However most consumers dont want to deal with setting up expensive speaker systems and finding the 'sweet spot' in the room etc. They just want a box that noise comes out of, and thats what they purchase.

  19. Re:Wrong survey audience on Most Enterprises Plan To Be On IPv6 By 2013 · · Score: 5, Funny

    100% of CFOs said "What? Who are you? How did you get into my office?"

  20. Re:What's the difference? on China Mandates Wi-Fi Hotspot Traffic Monitoring · · Score: 1

    China does it to suppress the will of their people! We do it to stop the evil doers.

  21. Isn't that just Android then? on Mozilla Building Android Based Mobile OS · · Score: 2

    Isn't an "Android based OS" called Android? And cleaning up mobile fragmentation is a laugh as XKCD pointed out. You'll just end up with yet another competing "standard".

  22. Re:Massacre on The Oslo Massacre and Violent Video Games: the Facts · · Score: 1

    Massacre is the verb, terrorism is the noun.

  23. Sounds about right. on 675k Stolen Credit Cards = Ten Years In Jail · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Is this suposed to be controversial or something? Seems a reasonable sentence for the crime, neither inflated or too short.

  24. Cant get too worked up over this. on Android Password Data Stored In Plain Text · · Score: 1

    Given that by default you're auto-logged into your Google account, if someone has the phone they have email access. Would be nice if there was better security of course.

  25. Comes down to promotion I think. on Indie RPG Struggles On Xbox, Yet Thrives On Steam · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Steam seems far friendlier to indie games. I saw these titles on the front page of the Steam store. I expect they are far harder to find on XBox Live.