Maybe they can justify Bittorrent "profit" losses by using download statistics to provide ratings. Nielsen is just an extrapolation anyways. At least for certain markets they could save a ton of money on this research.
Well, they talked about introducing the genes to the liver. And people can have liver transplants. And we can grow livers. Sounds like aftermarket possibilities. Even if not the liver, some effective organ.
Naw, if you read it right, it won't be installing completely new software, just allowing them to autoupdate and extend chrome. There's nothing new here any other updating software does.
Eh, you clearly don't know Alan Moore's opinions of comic book movies, especially his own. He's already (as always) disowned the movie, and says he does not plan on ever seeing it.
He did say however that David Hayter as the screenwriter is the only chance this movie has, but Moore HATES media crossovers.
Honestly, if Bioware never 'needed' DRM (outside of a license key) for earlier games such as the Baldur's Gate Series, Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, etc, and made millions upon millions of dollars of revenue, why do they suddenly need such restrictive DRM?
Limited editions of games still have this occasionally. World In Conflict came with a piece of the Berlin wall. Pre-orders do this too, like the Bioshock Big Daddy figurine.
Then you shopped poorly for your needs, I'm sorry, no one's fault but yours, there are a ton on the market with IDE.
And if we're talking upgrading a machine, one would assume you already have windows on the old machine. If that was OEM, then yea, another ~$100 for another OEM license. Still not $1200.
At most, Video Card, Mobo, Ram, CPU will be needed to be upgraded. But with technology that is already ~3 years old, so it's not that hard to do economically.
PSU? No need, you can power entry level components just fine with your old PSU in most every case. Monitor? DVI2VGA adapters come with almost every video card, even the 8800GTS 640MB I bought. Any entry level mobo will still have IDE.
So... $100-200 CPU(AMD's offerings are nice for a low price point), $200-300 Video Card, $50 Entry Level Mobo, $75 2GB Ram. That's under $600 easy.
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Pidgin could not implement this if they wanted to.
Also - this is not open to any student in the countries listed. There is a list of about 42 schools in the US that are plugged into their student verification system. In Belgium it is 2 schools, China 3 schools, etc.
You think that's bad? When you're fighting in a video game for the earth, you may not even realize you're fighting a real war in real time! "Death Blossom" has got nothing on the "Little Doctor".
Quite a few. If you want all the features and highest quality, which anyone who has the hardware to support it WILL want and will consider it a requirement.
Yea, I really liked Midna's voice, and it would have been easily ruined by a bad voice actor. Though this was a first party game, and if it wasn't developed for a Gamecube disc, I would have been upset at them not employing GOOD voice acting.
While your analogy is way off base in other ways, no one is asking for a refund, just the right to sell the "bonus". Could you imagine the restaurant saying it was in their terms of sales that you must eat or give away the rice and beans, but you cannot sell it.
Really? How do you figure? Last I checked, you buy Orange Box, you get HL2 and Ep1. They aren't free outside of Orange Box, so it's not just included for convenience. That's like saying when you buy a burrito combo, and it comes with rice and beans, you aren't really buying rice and beans.
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http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html Not really an issue?
Also, add in the other forms of digital distribution, and digital cable, can't the source providers just collect their own data?
Maybe they can justify Bittorrent "profit" losses by using download statistics to provide ratings. Nielsen is just an extrapolation anyways. At least for certain markets they could save a ton of money on this research.
Well, they talked about introducing the genes to the liver. And people can have liver transplants. And we can grow livers. Sounds like aftermarket possibilities. Even if not the liver, some effective organ.
Interesting idea... you should write a book on it. And maybe refer to those as Strange Loops.
Vista has no issues. Their response on why there is no native 64-bit: http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/64-bit-support
Naw, if you read it right, it won't be installing completely new software, just allowing them to autoupdate and extend chrome. There's nothing new here any other updating software does.
Honestly, Alan Moore is the Richard Stallman of comic books. In more ways than one, if you've seen any pictures of him.
Eh, you clearly don't know Alan Moore's opinions of comic book movies, especially his own. He's already (as always) disowned the movie, and says he does not plan on ever seeing it.
He did say however that David Hayter as the screenwriter is the only chance this movie has, but Moore HATES media crossovers.
What about Red vs. Blue?
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"While they have agreed to leave machinima alone" RTFS
Which is why only BSD/MIT like licenses are the only real OSS licenses.
Limited editions of games still have this occasionally. World In Conflict came with a piece of the Berlin wall. Pre-orders do this too, like the Bioshock Big Daddy figurine.
Then you shopped poorly for your needs, I'm sorry, no one's fault but yours, there are a ton on the market with IDE.
And if we're talking upgrading a machine, one would assume you already have windows on the old machine. If that was OEM, then yea, another ~$100 for another OEM license. Still not $1200.
I'll bite.
At most, Video Card, Mobo, Ram, CPU will be needed to be upgraded. But with technology that is already ~3 years old, so it's not that hard to do economically.
PSU? No need, you can power entry level components just fine with your old PSU in most every case.
Monitor? DVI2VGA adapters come with almost every video card, even the 8800GTS 640MB I bought.
Any entry level mobo will still have IDE.
So... $100-200 CPU(AMD's offerings are nice for a low price point), $200-300 Video Card, $50 Entry Level Mobo, $75 2GB Ram. That's under $600 easy.
Yes, as per the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license the entire album is under. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
You think that's bad? When you're fighting in a video game for the earth, you may not even realize you're fighting a real war in real time! "Death Blossom" has got nothing on the "Little Doctor".
Quite a few. If you want all the features and highest quality, which anyone who has the hardware to support it WILL want and will consider it a requirement.
It's built on QT4, so after they iron out a few details, yes.
Yea, I really liked Midna's voice, and it would have been easily ruined by a bad voice actor. Though this was a first party game, and if it wasn't developed for a Gamecube disc, I would have been upset at them not employing GOOD voice acting.
While your analogy is way off base in other ways, no one is asking for a refund, just the right to sell the "bonus". Could you imagine the restaurant saying it was in their terms of sales that you must eat or give away the rice and beans, but you cannot sell it.
Really? How do you figure? Last I checked, you buy Orange Box, you get HL2 and Ep1. They aren't free outside of Orange Box, so it's not just included for convenience. That's like saying when you buy a burrito combo, and it comes with rice and beans, you aren't really buying rice and beans.