I don't think the powercube is supposed to be a generator. It does generate electricity though. You can't be too harsh on this point because cars do the same thing. Car engines create the mechanical power and a side of electricity for accessories. Almost the same as their powercube (electric + hydraulic).
Actually, looking at their Universal Power Supply, they use a battery + powercube to generate electricity. But that seems to be only one possible input. Others being wind, solar, and a stationary steam engine.
Yes. You're the one that brought up linux on a console. And yes, a meta-critic system is a good way to capture a world average. No, you should not be responsible for supporting a product that you are just distributing for the host company (think Amazon). No, i really did mean that when steam launched it was for launching games, not selling them. Yes, you are acting like a dick. Lastly, no, i don't think Valve has ever been resting on it's laurels as evidenced by their service expansions and in-house game/engine development. Okay, I think we covered it all : ) Happy Halloween!
When i first used steam, all it did was launch games. Now there's a friends network, community pages, and trading system. Steam doesn't add DRM to another company's product. There are plenty of DRM free games on steam too, so not sure where you came up with that.
It would be much better if company pages were integrated into steam though. So if you have a problem with your game you can talk with them about how to fix it. But returning games? Sorry man, that has never happened. Even brick & mortar stores won't accept an opened game.
Linux on a game console sounds like a foreign concept? What OS do you think those consoles use anyways? Usually some proprietary thing that devs have to buy a kit to even develop on. But the OS certainly isn't windows.
Valve sitting on its laurels? They have never stopped making games. As far as i can tell, they don't care much about the making money part. They could release a pile of crap and call it HL2 Episode 3 and everyone would buy it. Any other game company would have by now, lol.
Go watch some videos like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC3JGG6xHN8 There is plenty of tool and documentation for OpenGL too. But you won't find it on your Direct3D sites. Get out there and find new sources. Why develop strictly for Direct3D when you can target both?
You're the person that Arduino was made for. Programmed with a usb cable and plenty of explanations of what went wrong (and online documentation on how to fix it).
A lot of "in-house" work in the US Army was outsourced to contractors to convert people sitting at desks into trigger pullers. They had to be converted because Congress would not expand the size of the military and kept it peace-time sized.
How many hours did you sit in class learning how to sort? It was probably an hour. Why spend years in college for something you could research online in less time than your college registration would take. I'm simplifying but meh.
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I don't think the powercube is supposed to be a generator. It does generate electricity though. You can't be too harsh on this point because cars do the same thing. Car engines create the mechanical power and a side of electricity for accessories. Almost the same as their powercube (electric + hydraulic).
Actually, looking at their Universal Power Supply, they use a battery + powercube to generate electricity. But that seems to be only one possible input. Others being wind, solar, and a stationary steam engine.
They call those RVs.
Definitely : ) The fonts look really good: http://www.freetype.org/freetype2/index.html
Yes. You're the one that brought up linux on a console. And yes, a meta-critic system is a good way to capture a world average. No, you should not be responsible for supporting a product that you are just distributing for the host company (think Amazon). No, i really did mean that when steam launched it was for launching games, not selling them. Yes, you are acting like a dick. Lastly, no, i don't think Valve has ever been resting on it's laurels as evidenced by their service expansions and in-house game/engine development. Okay, I think we covered it all : ) Happy Halloween!
When i first used steam, all it did was launch games. Now there's a friends network, community pages, and trading system. Steam doesn't add DRM to another company's product. There are plenty of DRM free games on steam too, so not sure where you came up with that.
It would be much better if company pages were integrated into steam though. So if you have a problem with your game you can talk with them about how to fix it. But returning games? Sorry man, that has never happened. Even brick & mortar stores won't accept an opened game.
Linux on a game console sounds like a foreign concept? What OS do you think those consoles use anyways? Usually some proprietary thing that devs have to buy a kit to even develop on. But the OS certainly isn't windows.
What was wrong with Portal 2? Never mind, i think you were just trying to act like a dick. The world disagrees with you though: http://www.metacritic.com/search/all/portal+2/results
Valve sitting on its laurels? They have never stopped making games. As far as i can tell, they don't care much about the making money part. They could release a pile of crap and call it HL2 Episode 3 and everyone would buy it. Any other game company would have by now, lol.
Your fanaticism is showing : )
Go watch some videos like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC3JGG6xHN8
There is plenty of tool and documentation for OpenGL too. But you won't find it on your Direct3D sites. Get out there and find new sources. Why develop strictly for Direct3D when you can target both?
Since i see more androids than iphones, my guess is it's a circle of friends thing.
If your console used Linux, would you care?
My 5770 has this problem. Going to get a new one before the dayz standalone comes out : )
Nobody has to migrate to anything. If you use libraries that compile for both windows and linux, then you get your game on virtually every platform.
Like when you ask for Tea and the waitress doesn't know if you mean southerner Sweet Tea or northerner style Unsweetened Tea?
Not if they are building a competing product with your parts.
You're the person that Arduino was made for. Programmed with a usb cable and plenty of explanations of what went wrong (and online documentation on how to fix it).
Probably the agent's cut. I just checked amtrack.com and it will be 550$ for two adults and two kids (one way).
The groups may up a clean crack but that doesn't mean every copy of that crack is clean. Anyone can modify it and re-up it.
This just in: Downloading and running exe's from a torrent you found online could allow remote code execution as well.
What's wrong with a Radium Fireplace? Keeps the place nice and warm.
Revelation Space?
The spacex website says a falcon9 launch is $54mil for 2012.
A lot of "in-house" work in the US Army was outsourced to contractors to convert people sitting at desks into trigger pullers. They had to be converted because Congress would not expand the size of the military and kept it peace-time sized.
I agree with you but i get the feeling that the amount of education you have determines your collar color.
Which programming class taught you packet inspection?
Unlike the Senior Programmers, who were never Junior.
How many hours did you sit in class learning how to sort? It was probably an hour. Why spend years in college for something you could research online in less time than your college registration would take. I'm simplifying but meh.