"Frankly, in this case it is quite clearly the Chinese government that is responsible for this. If Google doesn't comply, their service will be blocked from China such as they have done in ths past..."
You're right. But Google could AT LEAST put a disclaimer or something, telling everyone that certain results have been omited. Unless, of course, secrecy is part of the agreement. And Google IS evil...
Non-US countries have elections?
Well, yeah, but not exactly like the ones you USAmericans have. In most other countries, those who get more votes, actually win the election...
(Yet Another Why-Open-Source-Games-Will-Never-Succeed Article)
Every once in a while we get this Prophets Of The Obvious' kind of articles, to tell us what we already know. And i mean, five years ago this was probably true, but now, with games like Counter Strike, Age of Empires series, Blizzard's *craft series and many others having such a long (for games) lifespan, it is quite obvious that MULTIPLAYER games behave just differently than your average adventure game, in the way that the "replayability factor" is much higher, thus keeping the players' interest in new releases, patches, etc., always up. And guess what, this guy from the article up there just *ignores* this fact. Which, i think, is exactly the point to have in account when talking about OS gaming.
...are you suggesting that USA knew Iraq was "a bad guy" when
they sold them all those nasty WMDs?
Come ooon!!! You're being a little too suspicious here!!
"...Typically it's for an "experimental" car, there are limitations on what roads you can go on, and usually requires a lead and or chase car."
There were leading and chase cars, actually. Although very sad, it was a tragic accident, mostly. I mean, people should be aware of the risks involved in experimentation vehicles, right?
You've got a point. Now, who should do something to prevent this long-term impoverishment (i have just made that word up)? Corporations or Government?
I mean, John CEO could be very altruistic, but while he keeps all the jobs here, their competitors outsource and cut costs and leave him out of business. Quite a dilemma isnt it?
The problem with Yahoo is that it tries to do far too much. When I want go search for something, I just want a little box asking me what I want to search for - not a huge page with a million links on it and a few flash ads.
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...who actually sees a Pi in the original posting formula?
The word you need is (apparently) "Caramba".
will they run linux?
That's why TFA says "OpenOffice.org..."
...duh!!
Owning a slave is in no possible way part of the concept of FREEDOM.
BS. You carry it to prove you are legally allowed to drive.
only they are governments.
I mean, this isn't any John Doe... err, right?
Any law that turns half the population into a criminal, is a wrong, stupid law.
... i mean, REAL crap.
...for Thomas Crown
"Frankly, in this case it is quite clearly the Chinese government that is responsible for this. If Google doesn't comply, their service will be blocked from China such as they have done in ths past..."
You're right. But Google could AT LEAST put a disclaimer or something, telling everyone that certain results have been omited. Unless, of course, secrecy is part of the agreement. And Google IS evil...
Non-US countries have elections?
Well, yeah, but not exactly like the ones you USAmericans have. In most other countries, those who get more votes, actually win the election...
"(...)And not just plain HTML, that's too easy, I want Javascript and CSS 2 support at least!" :-/
Those are client side features...
(Yet Another Why-Open-Source-Games-Will-Never-Succeed Article)
Every once in a while we get this Prophets Of The Obvious' kind of articles, to tell us what we already know. And i mean, five years ago this was probably true, but now, with games like Counter Strike, Age of Empires series, Blizzard's *craft series and many others having such a long (for games) lifespan, it is quite obvious that MULTIPLAYER games behave just differently than your average adventure game, in the way that the "replayability factor" is much higher, thus keeping the players' interest in new releases, patches, etc., always up. And guess what, this guy from the article up there just *ignores* this fact. Which, i think, is exactly the point to have in account when talking about OS gaming.
...are you suggesting that USA knew Iraq was "a bad guy" when they sold them all those nasty WMDs?
Come ooon!!! You're being a little too suspicious here!!
RTFA, god damn it! This is the NEXT version of that robot.
There were leading and chase cars, actually. Although very sad, it was a tragic accident, mostly. I mean, people should be aware of the risks involved in experimentation vehicles, right?
Don't you know EVERYTHING was invented in Amerika?
Mostly by <American Hero> Tomas Alba Edison </American Hero>.
...this guy start selling them.
Do you Remember him?
american: "we don't".
And that's not very clever, u know.
You've got a point. Now, who should do something to prevent this long-term impoverishment (i have just made that word up)? Corporations or Government?
I mean, John CEO could be very altruistic, but while he keeps all the jobs here, their competitors outsource and cut costs and leave him out of business. Quite a dilemma isnt it?
The problem with Yahoo is that it tries to do far too much. When I want go search for something, I just want a little box asking me what I want to search for - not a huge page with a million links on it and a few flash ads.
That'd be this.
Exactly. Ask Israel, for instance.
So...
who's bad?