1) People who want a 360 want the full thing, not a half pint version.
2) The only way I think anyone will see 12million 360s is in a very big warehouse.
MS have slipped for now with this one, the world and their dog are either waiting for the ps3, or just think what they have now suffices and however ridiculously expensive a 360 is is just too much.
programming a VCR is equivilent to passing one single set of parameters to a single well defined function with lots of help documents around the first time you do it.
I realise development is built up from lots of simple stages and perhaps someone can walk through acode generating wizard, but maintaining that code afterwards and expanding uponnn it and trying not to break the existing data created is where developers earn their keep.
I've seen people restart entire complex macro processes time after time because it doesn't do a specific step - if they knew how to code they could splice it up themselves from the pieces they have.
I just entered that on the default maps.google.com homepage (America displayed) and it correctly gave me a map of calgary. However, from the same page I tried: The white house in washington and it said:
Did you mean: The White House near Washington, Tyne and Wear, NE38, UK The White House near Washington, West Sussex, RH20, UK
Both of which are about 2000 miles off at least. Remember, I was not on my local UK version and the displayed map was USA You would think the White house would be a pretty recognisable location?
(incidentally, searching for the white house in washington dc works after much faffing to discover this...)
For me especially, I would expect to enter place names in the search bar and have google locate them for me. I was trying to get things like Washington to come up and lots of other places here in England. The only constant way I can find anything is by post code, but that takes half the fun away.
We won't see this happening for a long time, if at all.
You see, its all in a gamers best interests to relax and have fun, if you rush anything you might injure yourself. I did notice whilst finding out about all this that lots of couch gamers get RSI, this is mainly due to trying to use their desktop keyboard and mouse whilst reclining in the easychair. Did you know you can stop this instantly with just a simple addition? Take a look at some pictures and you will see for yourself.
Personally, I'm waiting for another short(!?) roundup on the Sony DRM debate;)
between those and the rather unfortunate things unicorn chasers (usually required apart from the most recent) I don't know how I would get through the day.
On the one hand, Google has removed certain results from the index as requested by the Chinese Government.
On the other, google removes items from the index according to DMCA requests and other governmental issues (white house blockout on maps etc).
Google has NOT given the chinese government wholesale access logs for everything searched and the results they obtained. Google should make a change of policy to stop storing this information (at least in government controlled locations).
Additional to this, in the encoding principles, introduce genetic coding. Allow a percentage of robots to die off because their tolerences were out of bounds, the rest will thrive and build the next generation.
With all these problems wouldn't you assume to build something truly simple. ie, if you can get away with a vibrating beam rather than a rotational motor then do so.
Remember to build your robots using assembler language rather than visual basic.
Yes I think he does, and he considers the possibility of a home user connecting to him in his car rather than to the persons own in house wifi ISP connection. With a nice set of host redirections you could do have plenty of fun.
Hanging around peoples homes waiting for them to connect to their bank account or buying things would never be so easy.
You seem to forget, the RIAA/MPAA customers are the movie execs and actors and musicians and bands. They do appeal to their customers because they keep their wallets protected from the pirates. They don't give a shit about the little people down the line.
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There is such a place, but the lesson plan is a nightmare. Just as you think you know where your next lesson is you rush to get there to realise you've already missed it.
Finding out if the lecturers are still alive after opening the classroom door is an entirely different and wholey worrying scenario unto itself.
Slashdot Mirror
450 megabytes.
Thats astronomical!
They do actually have a zoomable version for folks who don't want or need the entire thing. Thats available Here
1) People who want a 360 want the full thing, not a half pint version.
2) The only way I think anyone will see 12million 360s is in a very big warehouse.
MS have slipped for now with this one, the world and their dog are either waiting for the ps3, or just think what they have now suffices and however ridiculously expensive a 360 is is just too much.
programming a VCR is equivilent to passing one single set of parameters to a single well defined function with lots of help documents around the first time you do it.
videoPlus(char *code)
TimerEvent(start,Finish,Channel,optional RecordQuality)
I realise development is built up from lots of simple stages and perhaps someone can walk through acode generating wizard, but maintaining that code afterwards and expanding uponnn it and trying not to break the existing data created is where developers earn their keep.
I've seen people restart entire complex macro processes time after time because it doesn't do a specific step - if they knew how to code they could splice it up themselves from the pieces they have.
Actors act and directors direct for a reason.
Why not?
They have shown that they can control the traffic, it would be trivial to restrict DNS lookups to their internal servers.
I just entered that on the default maps.google.com homepage (America displayed) and it correctly gave me a map of calgary.
However, from the same page I tried: The white house in washington
and it said:
Did you mean:
The White House near Washington, Tyne and Wear, NE38, UK
The White House near Washington, West Sussex, RH20, UK
Both of which are about 2000 miles off at least.
Remember, I was not on my local UK version and the displayed map was USA
You would think the White house would be a pretty recognisable location?
(incidentally, searching for the white house in washington dc works after much faffing to discover this...)
Don't the applications hosting those ports have no protection?
Last time I heard about a protocol problem it was the application and not the OS that was at fault.
For me especially, I would expect to enter place names in the search bar and have google locate them for me.
I was trying to get things like Washington to come up and lots of other places here in England.
The only constant way I can find anything is by post code, but that takes half the fun away.
We won't see this happening for a long time, if at all.
You see, its all in a gamers best interests to relax and have fun, if you rush anything you might injure yourself.
I did notice whilst finding out about all this that lots of couch gamers get RSI, this is mainly due to trying to use their desktop keyboard and mouse whilst reclining in the easychair.
Did you know you can stop this instantly with just a simple addition?
Take a look at some pictures and you will see for yourself.
Personally, I'm waiting for another short(!?) roundup on the Sony DRM debate ;)
between those and the rather unfortunate things unicorn chasers (usually required apart from the most recent) I don't know how I would get through the day.
Folks don't need to worry.
Using google images as a definitive source, I tried the following searches
Microsoft worm
and
apple worm
Surprisingly the Microsoft one was filled with warning messages and exclamation marks and maggots.
Meanwhile the apple one was all cutesy and cartoony and fluffy (some of the worms even appear to be wearing turtle necks)
The world will continue to turn.
On the one hand, Google has removed certain results from the index as requested by the Chinese Government.
On the other, google removes items from the index according to DMCA requests and other governmental issues (white house blockout on maps etc).
Google has NOT given the chinese government wholesale access logs for everything searched and the results they obtained.
Google should make a change of policy to stop storing this information (at least in government controlled locations).
Is it possible to host a datacentre out at sea?
Perfect 10 didn't want their copyrighted images being returned by google even when those images are not hosted on the perfect 10 servers.
This is not a control issue for the perfect 10 domain.
Additional to this, in the encoding principles, introduce genetic coding.
Allow a percentage of robots to die off because their tolerences were out of bounds, the rest will thrive and build the next generation.
It is survival of the fittest.
With all these problems wouldn't you assume to build something truly simple.
ie, if you can get away with a vibrating beam rather than a rotational motor then do so.
Remember to build your robots using assembler language rather than visual basic.
Yes I think he does, and he considers the possibility of a home user connecting to him in his car rather than to the persons own in house wifi ISP connection.
With a nice set of host redirections you could do have plenty of fun.
Hanging around peoples homes waiting for them to connect to their bank account or buying things would never be so easy.
And the formfactor.
I've noticed the Japanese like tiny things.
Perhaps the older larger models were simply too big for comfort in the Japanese market?
No, digg.com just has a sucscription and posts links from the mysterious future :P
You seem to forget, the RIAA/MPAA customers are the movie execs and actors and musicians and bands.
They do appeal to their customers because they keep their wallets protected from the pirates.
They don't give a shit about the little people down the line.
I'm getting this:
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Doesn't this conflict heavily with the proceeding patent story?
Just buy a PS3.
The Phantom Console is a con!
127.0.0.1? That's amazing. I've got the same combination on my luggage.
Balmers chopping up chairs as firewood :D
The biggest killer has been "Alternative" comedy.
its alternative because it just isn't FUNNY.
Instead of blowing your top over some outragious piece of culture
just purse your lips and whistle...
If Cleese can take the piss out of the Germans and get away with it, surely other people can let off a tiny cartoon.
There is such a place, but the lesson plan is a nightmare.
Just as you think you know where your next lesson is you rush to get there to realise you've already missed it.
Finding out if the lecturers are still alive after opening the classroom door is an entirely different and wholey worrying scenario unto itself.