While Matt Smith seems capable of playing the Doctor, the new TARDIS on the other hand really was disappointing.
I'm sorry but a pinball plunger, an old typewriter and a decor that looks ripped from a kid TV show just doesn't suit the supposedly alien look of the inside of the TARDIS. Too many earth parts, levers and buttons too obvious. The new TARDIS is a pale joke compared to the previous one.
Actually if Apple does add an approved way of having external controls I think it's a good thing for projects like the iCade (even if the iCade isn't real... yet).
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I think agent Smith had it right. Let me paraphrase: "Flash is a disease, a cancer of the Web. It's a plague and HTML5 is the cure."
You never built an arcade cabinet, have you. The parts alone would probably be around 50$ minimum, even in volume. The sides are CNC'ed laminated particle boards, the edges need T-molding, the joystick and buttons have to be arcade-grade, etc.
Yes there is a market for that, but even ThinkGeek couldn't expect to sell 100K or even 10K of these, so also think about that when you think about volume pricing.
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I'm not saying Elan Microelectronics doesn't have a patent, however didn't they kinda give up their rights when they stayed silent when the iPhone launched three years ago?
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So what you're basically saying is that you've been using the same PC case for the last 19 years.
I think once it's too hard to squeeze more things into a 2D surface we might start seeing development into 3D space.
And then it leads to the creation of Skynet, etc... very bad stuff.
You mean to tell me the 3D chip in my computer is actually 2D?
What a rip-off!
Hugh Laurie as the Doctor? Not in my house.
DON'T DATE ROBOTS!.
Ah yes, the Spaceball One model.
While Matt Smith seems capable of playing the Doctor, the new TARDIS on the other hand really was disappointing.
I'm sorry but a pinball plunger, an old typewriter and a decor that looks ripped from a kid TV show just doesn't suit the supposedly alien look of the inside of the TARDIS. Too many earth parts, levers and buttons too obvious. The new TARDIS is a pale joke compared to the previous one.
Neckbeards... Songbird...
Obligatory Family Guy reference.
Save the cheerleader, save the World.
Of Warcraft.
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5) B
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7) D
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On a Pentium.
What you want is a ModBook.
Actually if Apple does add an approved way of having external controls I think it's a good thing for projects like the iCade (even if the iCade isn't real... yet).
Javascript != Java. That link if for the Java version, not the HTML5 version which is the current topic.
Enough is enough! I have had it with these motherfucking twitters on this motherfucking web! - Samuel L. Jackson
Meow indeed.
Flash? What Flash? All I get is
On the left, with a huge white box with
on the right, taking maybe half my screen. Instructions for a plug-in that I disabled and that is not displayed at all.
I think agent Smith had it right. Let me paraphrase:
"Flash is a disease, a cancer of the Web. It's a plague and HTML5 is the cure."
You never built an arcade cabinet, have you. The parts alone would probably be around 50$ minimum, even in volume. The sides are CNC'ed laminated particle boards, the edges need T-molding, the joystick and buttons have to be arcade-grade, etc.
Yes there is a market for that, but even ThinkGeek couldn't expect to sell 100K or even 10K of these, so also think about that when you think about volume pricing.
You forgot Slashdot dupes!
Oh, it's gonna be a trip alright. Give them some room.
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Well, I am generally an Apple fan, however if what you say is right then Slashdot is also to blame because this "news" is a year late?
This is Slashdot, where it's standard to not RTFA.
I'm not saying Elan Microelectronics doesn't have a patent, however didn't they kinda give up their rights when they stayed silent when the iPhone launched three years ago?
Or play that stupid "hit the monkey" banner...
"Hey look, it's that asshole Phil! If we hit him we can win a prize!"
This is probably your answer.