Convinced companies in the console market to switch to Linux? No.. Most PS3 dev does not take place in Linux, nor does the PS3 run Linux (remember they removed that option). They had merely been using OtherOS to try and get a tax break by selling as a computer instead of a console.
the repair will send you a refurb of whatever version you send in. The cost is $150 + tax flat fee. Be sure to also send in the original HDD as they will not even bother to swap them.
That's not true in some areas, and especially not true of the older Windows Mobile phones where you could always install over stock rom. So now, where do I download the source to iOS4 then? I already have Android straight from Google.
An individual comes into an unauthorized posession of a development prototype.
Individual politely asks Apple if they want it back.
Apple denies existence of property.
Individual sells property to Gizmodo.
Apple involves the authorities.
The answer to all that is yes you can do it, and you have been able to do it since at least Windows 95. The easiest way on Windows has always been Window Blinds, even though in 98 and on they added regular theming support. http://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/
Call me crazy, but that looks exactly like things Windows has also had for quite a long time. The fact that you could replace the shell process in Windows plays a big part in it.
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You mean apps like iFart (Flash Edition) ? There's already plenty of junk in the AppStore.
I think it was more they convinced devs to develop for "the sequel to the console with the most units sold"
Convinced companies in the console market to switch to Linux? No.. Most PS3 dev does not take place in Linux, nor does the PS3 run Linux (remember they removed that option). They had merely been using OtherOS to try and get a tax break by selling as a computer instead of a console.
the repair will send you a refurb of whatever version you send in. The cost is $150 + tax flat fee. Be sure to also send in the original HDD as they will not even bother to swap them.
C# runs on Windows Mobile 5/6 too. And it used to run on iOS, until Apple walled their garden even further.
My PS3 was disconnected from ethernet and turned off, yet somehow the update came through.
Scrolling causes redraw. This is true of just about any application.
I enjoy my shows more when they don't have block artifacts.
So now what?!
Not all the money spent goes to overseas. Some of it is given to the soldiers.
Clicking a button that says you have root (Android) vs downloading software from the internet that creates a backup that is altered (iPhone).
That's not true in some areas, and especially not true of the older Windows Mobile phones where you could always install over stock rom. So now, where do I download the source to iOS4 then? I already have Android straight from Google.
An individual comes into an unauthorized posession of a development prototype.
Individual politely asks Apple if they want it back.
Apple denies existence of property.
Individual sells property to Gizmodo.
Apple involves the authorities.
"Honey, we ran out of hot water, could you put on some DOOM5 while computing all of pi?"
The original Zune got an update 3y2m after its release.
Says you: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/04/12/062232/Adobe-Flash-CS5-Exports-Animations-To-HTML5-Canvas
The years of the Windows desktops beg to differ.
So what happens if someone attempts to hack the PS3 using the Play Game feature?
Here's a list, it's quite a bit longer than "Halo", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Game_Studios
Sony has quite a few too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Computer_Entertainment
From what I've seen, the colors are used to differentiate which controller # you are using. So switching colors during gameplay is unlikely.
People who are near sighted. Steve Jobs. Marketers.
This is why the Android SDK shows you how to use their 9patch drawing support.
The answer to all that is yes you can do it, and you have been able to do it since at least Windows 95. The easiest way on Windows has always been Window Blinds, even though in 98 and on they added regular theming support. http://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/
Call me crazy, but that looks exactly like things Windows has also had for quite a long time. The fact that you could replace the shell process in Windows plays a big part in it.
Arguably more restrictive than Microsoft.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
I don't get why this link requires https, seems kind of weird.