you are going to the wrong shows, if you go to the huge outdoor or arena shows stuff like that will happen, I saw Nightwish play in NYC last august and the show was awesome, in the front it was standing room only crowds but towards the back if you wanted to sit down there were tables and they even served dinner if you wanted it. seriously great show. Go to the smaller and mid sized shows you will have a much better time than the huge shows where you are like 20 yards from the stage.
if the console had two modes one being the super fast unrestricted access mode that signed binaries would run at, and another where user data was protected from damage homebrew games could still go up to the quality in graphics as the GCN without the risk of people losing their stored data.
you forget one thing, live shows, artists make most of their money on live shows, and while you can record a live show, there is not yet any technology which can recreate the experience of a live show
still better than the Playstation "damn near every first gen died" 2 I was so pissed and of course Sony, being a bunch of cocksuckers, won't recall the PS2 even though the first batch of them are obviously defective.
how about for free? free NES and SNES games would easily drive sales of the revolution past PS3 and the 360. bandwidth is cheap hell include a disc witht he system containing every nintendo first party game, ever. cost to nintendo:pennies jump in sales of the system: huge.
getting rid of old products on the shelf takes less than 4% of my day on average, so i doubt that, but it would make things easier for me, cheaper for the owners of the store, and better for the customers to not have expired product on the shelf
I wish i could work with RFID, i stock shelves and it REALLY sucks funding cheese on the shelf that expired over theee months ago (yes this has happened before) with RFID i would just walk down the aisle with a wand, it would beep frantically if there was something expired already, then display the item(s) it found by name, a hich beep would sound if there was something expiring today, tomorrow, or the next day, and a low beep if there was anything this week but not within 3 days. (this is the system i am envisioning, it would be so sweet... no more digging through every fucking yogurt cup to make sure some wanker didn't put an old one in the back)
if they use the kernel to check the signatures it's not very secure, as a hacked kernel won't see itself as hacked, if the BIOS checks the signatures that would be a much better system
if the digitally sign/encrypt their binaries, as I have said earlier in the discussion, they would be in full compliance with the GPL and accurate in saying the binaries compiled from this source would not work.
not completely, each console comes with a cryptographically enabled dongle, the only way to disclose a gaming public key is to exchange nintendo-signed system public keys by plugging twho dongles together. you must have a dongle containing your opponent's key in order to establish a secure gaming connection to his or her machine.
don't say it can't be done, it can be quite easilly, also not very expensive if you make it more breakable 64 or 96 bit crypto.
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well how is the local politician supposed to funnel state money to his brother-in-law's fingerprint scanner business if they use library cards?
it wasn't a battle, the library wanted the pigs to go through the proper channels, the court order was the proper channel.
you are going to the wrong shows, if you go to the huge outdoor or arena shows stuff like that will happen, I saw Nightwish play in NYC last august and the show was awesome, in the front it was standing room only crowds but towards the back if you wanted to sit down there were tables and they even served dinner if you wanted it. seriously great show. Go to the smaller and mid sized shows you will have a much better time than the huge shows where you are like 20 yards from the stage.
if the console had two modes one being the super fast unrestricted access mode that signed binaries would run at, and another where user data was protected from damage homebrew games could still go up to the quality in graphics as the GCN without the risk of people losing their stored data.
you forget one thing, live shows, artists make most of their money on live shows, and while you can record a live show, there is not yet any technology which can recreate the experience of a live show
still better than the Playstation "damn near every first gen died" 2 I was so pissed and of course Sony, being a bunch of cocksuckers, won't recall the PS2 even though the first batch of them are obviously defective.
i think sony was claiming 66 million* triangles
*wireframe, in the dark triangles
how about for free? free NES and SNES games would easily drive sales of the revolution past PS3 and the 360. bandwidth is cheap hell include a disc witht he system containing every nintendo first party game, ever. cost to nintendo:pennies jump in sales of the system: huge.
it was cpoied not taken, the original owner still has it.
Why is reporting illegal behavior "lighly stupid"?!? because it is easy and a lightly stupid person is capable of performing the task
disk speed and RAM are the most important factors determining how well an ovvice machine runs
how would MS go about forcing them to sign an agreement not to compete?
getting rid of old products on the shelf takes less than 4% of my day on average, so i doubt that, but it would make things easier for me, cheaper for the owners of the store, and better for the customers to not have expired product on the shelf
don't forget renolds will turn off your tinfoil so the alien waves will pass straight through and take over your mind
I wish i could work with RFID, i stock shelves and it REALLY sucks funding cheese on the shelf that expired over theee months ago (yes this has happened before) with RFID i would just walk down the aisle with a wand, it would beep frantically if there was something expired already, then display the item(s) it found by name, a hich beep would sound if there was something expiring today, tomorrow, or the next day, and a low beep if there was anything this week but not within 3 days. (this is the system i am envisioning, it would be so sweet... no more digging through every fucking yogurt cup to make sure some wanker didn't put an old one in the back)
if they use the kernel to check the signatures it's not very secure, as a hacked kernel won't see itself as hacked, if the BIOS checks the signatures that would be a much better system
if the digitally sign/encrypt their binaries, as I have said earlier in the discussion, they would be in full compliance with the GPL and accurate in saying the binaries compiled from this source would not work.
they probably sign their binaries before sending them to the DVR, if you send just the binary unsigned the device won't run it (just my guess)
this will allow XUL business apps even when some people refuse to use anything but IE
well if opera is closer then ship opera, a dick in MS's ass is a dick in MS's ass and doesn't matter if it's mozilla's dick or opera's dick.
either (as i hope) the mods were modding up the GP's intent or (i fear to be true) the mods ar3 even more clueless than ever
the thread is about the Nintendo Revolution
not completely, each console comes with a cryptographically enabled dongle, the only way to disclose a gaming public key is to exchange nintendo-signed system public keys by plugging twho dongles together. you must have a dongle containing your opponent's key in order to establish a secure gaming connection to his or her machine.
don't say it can't be done, it can be quite easilly, also not very expensive if you make it more breakable 64 or 96 bit crypto.
no but the US Cannot acknowledge the court as legitimate without a constitutional amendment.
it is disturbing that i got modded insightful for that,