I guess the next gen of consoles having standard USB ports will probably help the adoption of support for these types of input.
Let's not forget that the PS2 (regular one, not sure about the slim one) has two USB ports, and also had a FireWire port for a while (in the guise of iLink). Those didn't particularly seem to help anything. The only game that I ever had that took advantage of them was Unreal Tournament (yeah, I realize there are lots of USB steering wheels for driving games out there). I hafta admit that it was kind of cool to be able to play a console FPS with a keyboard and mouse...
It did a lot of things well (except HWR), and with a better processor HWR would've come along
IIRC, the last generation of Newtons used the same processor (StrongARM @ ~200MHz or so) that was used in PocketPCs like 6 or 7 years later.
You're forgetting that Joe Sixtooth has no idea how TLDs are structured in the first place (whether in theory or in reality). Giving him a slider with some generic concepts at each end is a lot easier than expecting him to learn what the various domains were designed for. OTOH, giving powerusers an advanced option with the checkboxes you mention wouldn't be a bad idea...
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"Let's see...Desaturate this a bit. Use the smudge tool over here...Hey look! Michael Jackson!"
Y'know, I hadn't really thought of that. You're right though, the juiceboxes seem to be wearing their own little tinfoil hats. I wonder what it is they don't want us to know...
Not sure what you're reading, but "for uploading, downloading or streaming of movies, music or games" seems to clearly state that they reserve the right to cut you off for downloading (see the third word in that bit above) movies or music...
Yes, that should be the link, but unfortunately, it's not there. Nor is it at Network Mirror either. As an aside, it looks like Network Mirror pulls it's stories from a subscriber's account, because it's listing a story that's not yet on the front page...
Berry Lyndon is included but many of Kubrick's better movies aren't.
Well, especially after reading the little blurb that Time put along with Barry Lyndon, I would certainly have to agree with their inclusion of it:
"The director dreamed of telling stories entirely through images, and in this extraordinarily beautiful existentialist anti-epic he came close to realizing that goal."
If you haven't seen this movie, it truly does convey an entire story through the use of amazing cinematography. Every scene and shot in it is utterly beautiful. Well worth the 3 hours it'll take away from your life.
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I guess the next gen of consoles having standard USB ports will probably help the adoption of support for these types of input.
Let's not forget that the PS2 (regular one, not sure about the slim one) has two USB ports, and also had a FireWire port for a while (in the guise of iLink). Those didn't particularly seem to help anything. The only game that I ever had that took advantage of them was Unreal Tournament (yeah, I realize there are lots of USB steering wheels for driving games out there). I hafta admit that it was kind of cool to be able to play a console FPS with a keyboard and mouse...
Will there still be a market for PC games, or are the graphics of the next generation of consoles going to make PC games unnecessary?
Ummm, yes?
It did a lot of things well (except HWR), and with a better processor HWR would've come along
IIRC, the last generation of Newtons used the same processor (StrongARM @ ~200MHz or so) that was used in PocketPCs like 6 or 7 years later.
Anyway, there's a great Newton book - Defying Gravity - which was released. I've got a copy. Best thing is the typo on the spine.
I'm not sure you're making such a good case for this book...
Yet again, another clueless mod shows his ignorance...
You're forgetting that Joe Sixtooth has no idea how TLDs are structured in the first place (whether in theory or in reality). Giving him a slider with some generic concepts at each end is a lot easier than expecting him to learn what the various domains were designed for. OTOH, giving powerusers an advanced option with the checkboxes you mention wouldn't be a bad idea...
"Let's see...Desaturate this a bit. Use the smudge tool over here...Hey look! Michael Jackson!"
"what do multiple orgasms have to do with DNA research?"
Quite a bit, actually... : p
That'd be even worse -- MSPaint for DNA... *shudder*
Judging from the quality of some of the Photoshopped images I've seen out there, I really don't want to see what people will create with this...
Y'know, I hadn't really thought of that. You're right though, the juiceboxes seem to be wearing their own little tinfoil hats. I wonder what it is they don't want us to know...
I believe the $10ish price was some sort of closeout that they just happened to stumble across.
I wouldn't exactly call it "hacking," but I've been modding juiceboxes for years. All it involves is a straw...
"Hey good looking, we'll be back to pick you up later!"
Don't forget that we also want to have the right to use them first because "he looked at me funny"
Not sure what you're reading, but "for uploading, downloading or streaming of movies, music or games" seems to clearly state that they reserve the right to cut you off for downloading (see the third word in that bit above) movies or music...
Yoshimi should be able to take care of those Roombas with no problem...
Yes, that should be the link, but unfortunately, it's not there. Nor is it at Network Mirror either. As an aside, it looks like Network Mirror pulls it's stories from a subscriber's account, because it's listing a story that's not yet on the front page...
Am I the only one that sees the conflict of interests here?
You must be, otherwise someone else would've mentioned it by now...
But when I forget my password and type that into the box it'll go out to every sysadmin out there...
Don't worry. He'll come back around in 6 months or so as UnshornBalls.
You shouldn't forget the little fact that Apple is part of the triumvirate that created the PowerPC chip in the first place.
You are what you eat, and that includes your brain.
Are they suggesting that I eat my own brain to become really smart?!?
Berry Lyndon is included but many of Kubrick's better movies aren't.
Well, especially after reading the little blurb that Time put along with Barry Lyndon, I would certainly have to agree with their inclusion of it:
"The director dreamed of telling stories entirely through images, and in this extraordinarily beautiful existentialist anti-epic he came close to realizing that goal."
If you haven't seen this movie, it truly does convey an entire story through the use of amazing cinematography. Every scene and shot in it is utterly beautiful. Well worth the 3 hours it'll take away from your life.
How is it supposed to be any easier?
By not changing what you've typed and/or constantly trying to second-guess you.