I've read some Mechwarrior books, and there is some kind of technology that allows ppl to pilot the mechs directly by the brain, so this looks very interesting to me.
I use Delphi, and must say that you need some sort of programming skills, unless you are writing a Hello World program, then you just drop a label and change its caption to Hello World, hit run and that's all, But complex programs are still complex.
yes, I would agree with him. If I don't have anything to do, and DON'T watch TV, instead I play a pc game, if I don't have a new one I can still play UT. Can't remember myself watching TV in the last few month.
Now game developers could defend themselves by claiming that the blood they are simulating is artificial (in C&C blood was replaced by oil in some countries)
no no, no clusters this time. Imagine a conference: some guy presents his new invention -This system controls millions of bacteria... and a geek from the FreeBSD party shouts from the back: In Soviet Russia, bacteria controls the system!
I remember reading something about the supercomputers, and IIRC, there's some value above which any computer would be considerd a "supercomputer". This value is regulary updated, so that regular computers don't get this title. Also, there's some kind of restriction on export of supercomputers, and this helps avoid blocking normal PC.
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What about the T800 and T1000 terminators? IIRC the most advanced(and cool-Arnie) robots in any movie.
> Dual chips... ;)
I guess they managed to steal some VSA100 chips from the ashes of 3Dfx
>Rotten is just bad.
Yes, Rotten is bad, really, really bad! Rotten
There isn't anyone doing this job :(
I havn't used it, but from what I heard Razer Boomslang has very silent butttons
no,no:
"There is no server"
Really.
1) Install Linux (free)
2) Tell SCO you use Linux
3) Reinstall Windows/anyOS
3) Profit!!!
I've read some Mechwarrior books, and there is some kind of technology that allows ppl to pilot the mechs directly by the brain, so this looks very interesting to me.
well, but IIRC, ATI had a nice chimp :-)
interestingly, Microsoft supported a small Australian company which made small games and demos for them.
When we get so old, we won't remeber PacMan anyway, and oldschool games would be those Doom III and Half-Life 2 with crappy graphics :)
I use Delphi, and must say that you need some sort of programming skills, unless you are writing a Hello World program, then you just drop a label and change its caption to Hello World, hit run and that's all, But complex programs are still complex.
2) gun shop? nah, that's lame! I have my cahinsaw ready for such special situations!
yes, I would agree with him. If I don't have anything to do, and DON'T watch TV, instead I play a pc game, if I don't have a new one I can still play UT.
Can't remember myself watching TV in the last few month.
There is Delta Force: Black Hawk Down
They cold do something as unexpected as calling it...GTA IV!
>Move 100 of your CD's to MP3s
And if you move 100 of your MP3 cds to CD-Audio, tha would be a different number!
> when cards get fast enough to be able to run it for more than 60fps?
:p
when cards get fast enough to do 60+fps, DoomIII will be obsolete
And who started it? Was it 3D-FX? I'm not sure, but that's the first famous FX I can remeber.
In Soviet Russia, cars disable satellites!
Now game developers could defend themselves by claiming that the blood they are simulating is artificial
(in C&C blood was replaced by oil in some countries)
> (imagine a beo... nope, too corny even for me)
Not for me!
Imagine a bIofish cluster of these!
no no, no clusters this time.
Imagine a conference:
some guy presents his new invention
-This system controls millions of bacteria...
and a geek from the FreeBSD party shouts from the back:
In Soviet Russia, bacteria controls the system!
Serious Sam is another example
I remember reading something about the supercomputers, and IIRC, there's some value above which any computer would be considerd a "supercomputer". This value is regulary updated, so that regular computers don't get this title. Also, there's some kind of restriction on export of supercomputers, and this helps avoid blocking normal PC.