Not helping that our sensory processing is not really built for anything beyond a walk. Running, much less driving a vehicle at highway speed, can't be properly processed beyond a straight and flat path.
And that agreement, and others like it, is why no nation outside of "rogue states" will be seen altering their copyright law for the good of the community any time soon.
From a historical point of view the IBM PC was also a device, that happened to use mostly off the shelf parts. It because "general purpose" only when Compaq and others reverse engineered the one thing held proprietary by IBM, the BIOS, and was successful in their clean room implementation claim.
Google already do this, and why the Amazon store is so interesting.
If you want to bundle the GApps and Market on a Android device, there is a checklist of things you need to have before Google gives the thumbs up. This list is why we are seeing non-phone Andoid device only recently.
Heh, it was my first run trying to be non-lethal. I expected the guard to raise the alarm, not wake the guy up. Still, when they are woken up they are cautious for a moment but do not raise the alarm, so there is that. And as i discovered, simply stuffing a body under a desk may work as the AI has a hard time spotting things under desks (i hid under one during a firefight, to their great confusion). But dragging them down vents may be a bad idea, as there seems to be some kind of bug that causes them to go from ZZZ to dead. Noticed that when dragging a guard out of the way in a apartment complex.
I think the insane range thing is a very US thing, as there one can hit the road and basically drive away from ones troubles. Try that in Europe and you quickly find yourself somewhere that may not even talk the same language.
The best option i can see is to tack a levy on the net connection, and feed that into a creative support pool. Sure, it is not as fine grained as having a sum lifted on every download or every read/listen/view (what the laywers like to define as consumption, even tho nothing is really consumed). But in the end i think the only people that will loose out are the fat cat execs and their lawyers.
Thing is tho that for there to be a slice of the pool i think there is a need for a work to be registered rather then just uploaded somewhere and the pool petitioned. There has to be a way to prove that one is the creator of something to benefit from the pool.
One pain in the behind about going pacifist in DXHR is that other NPCs can wake up knocked out enemies. Always fun when some guard you missed out come across his fellows and start waking them up, cutting of any escape route. That, and them having no compulsion against using lethal force matter how much you try to not kill them.
Let me guess, it uses carbon nanotubes or graphene.
It is something of a cognitive dissonance between the coolness of tech we could have with nanotubes, and the sadness about how freaking hard they are to mass produce.
Not surprising as it was likely the most authoritarian of the groups involved. As such, they are likely to be fastest at getting organized.
This is why the Right always seems to have a more coherent direction then the Left, as your more likely to find people accepting authoritarian control there.
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Is there not a programing language by the name of ADA specifically designed for this? Used by the US military for mission critical software/firmware?
Not sure i see how that is astroturfing.
this is why RMS started GNU in the first place...
i actually lol-ed...
Not helping that our sensory processing is not really built for anything beyond a walk. Running, much less driving a vehicle at highway speed, can't be properly processed beyond a straight and flat path.
You sure? I could have sworn there was a high profile lawsuit going on back in the day.
Indeed, this because the "first" world can via those laws take rent from the "third" world. Just observe Monsanto to see the first attempts.
And that agreement, and others like it, is why no nation outside of "rogue states" will be seen altering their copyright law for the good of the community any time soon.
Lets not forget that when the IBM PC first launched, the BIOS was the only proprietary component in there.
Only with the reverse engineering and clean room implementation from Compaq did we see the commodity home computer we now know and "love".
From a historical point of view the IBM PC was also a device, that happened to use mostly off the shelf parts. It because "general purpose" only when Compaq and others reverse engineered the one thing held proprietary by IBM, the BIOS, and was successful in their clean room implementation claim.
in essence, your life is rented to you at birth. Fail a payment and your body is repoed and used for medical spare parts...
Google already do this, and why the Amazon store is so interesting.
If you want to bundle the GApps and Market on a Android device, there is a checklist of things you need to have before Google gives the thumbs up. This list is why we are seeing non-phone Andoid device only recently.
http://source.android.com/compatibility/index.html
Google makes little noise about this on stage, as they want to appear as the thinker friendly corporation.
Funnily, that other Google OS project has this exact feature...
Heh, it was my first run trying to be non-lethal. I expected the guard to raise the alarm, not wake the guy up. Still, when they are woken up they are cautious for a moment but do not raise the alarm, so there is that. And as i discovered, simply stuffing a body under a desk may work as the AI has a hard time spotting things under desks (i hid under one during a firefight, to their great confusion). But dragging them down vents may be a bad idea, as there seems to be some kind of bug that causes them to go from ZZZ to dead. Noticed that when dragging a guard out of the way in a apartment complex.
Or perhaps heretics?
Nitrogen tank, as in say a fire extinguisher?
So this is how one claim the iphone as a "smartphone" these days, by defining the others as dumb? ye deities...
I think the insane range thing is a very US thing, as there one can hit the road and basically drive away from ones troubles. Try that in Europe and you quickly find yourself somewhere that may not even talk the same language.
The best option i can see is to tack a levy on the net connection, and feed that into a creative support pool. Sure, it is not as fine grained as having a sum lifted on every download or every read/listen/view (what the laywers like to define as consumption, even tho nothing is really consumed). But in the end i think the only people that will loose out are the fat cat execs and their lawyers.
Thing is tho that for there to be a slice of the pool i think there is a need for a work to be registered rather then just uploaded somewhere and the pool petitioned. There has to be a way to prove that one is the creator of something to benefit from the pool.
One pain in the behind about going pacifist in DXHR is that other NPCs can wake up knocked out enemies. Always fun when some guard you missed out come across his fellows and start waking them up, cutting of any escape route. That, and them having no compulsion against using lethal force matter how much you try to not kill them.
And this all or nothing attitude is why there will be no solution in the near term...
Let me guess, it uses carbon nanotubes or graphene.
It is something of a cognitive dissonance between the coolness of tech we could have with nanotubes, and the sadness about how freaking hard they are to mass produce.
There have already been legal wranglings regarding CDNs and such in various ISP networks.
Not surprising as it was likely the most authoritarian of the groups involved. As such, they are likely to be fastest at getting organized.
This is why the Right always seems to have a more coherent direction then the Left, as your more likely to find people accepting authoritarian control there.
What real estate? Deserts, man, deserts.