Since you mention IE, implying Windows, I won't mention Safari. It works great on Mac OS X but it seems a lot of people don't like the Windows version.
So my only question is: have you ever tried Opera?
It's ironic that as a society we were able to completely eliminate scarcity for things like books, music and movies and then we turned around and tacked on an artificial scarcity model on top of it.
AFAIK the easiest way to be legal about the whole thing would be to get a Nintendo Wii, wire your own arcade controls from a GameCube controller and get games from their Virtual Console service. The selection is extremely small if you compare to just finding ROM files from some place, but at least there's 29 Neo-Geo games and 19 arcade games in the list.
Oddly enough, there's the SEGA Master System and the Turbografx-16 versions of R-Type, but not the original arcade version.
Wait a few years when we're back in the "hey I have a novelty idea that nobody ever had before me - let's add smells to stuff" period, which cycles every decade or so.
Then you'll be glad it's only sound effects this time around.
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Since you mention IE, implying Windows, I won't mention Safari. It works great on Mac OS X but it seems a lot of people don't like the Windows version.
So my only question is: have you ever tried Opera?
Browsers versions are not a pissing contest. Is your goal to be at version 9000 before Google?
I think it means people with single-core computer will only get a scrolling banner ad.
People with a multi-core computer will get a scrolling banner ad with parallax scrolling backgrounds!
From what I've read on that page, only HTML+CSS+Javascript apps will be compatible with both x86 and ARM.
They say we'll be able to make "Metro" applications with HTML, CSS and Javascript. Does that mean we won't even need Windows to make Windows Apps?
So the guy is supposed to cram four or five consoles in his arcade cabinet to be legit with the ROMs? And swap discs on an old PS1 on top of that?
It's ironic that as a society we were able to completely eliminate scarcity for things like books, music and movies and then we turned around and tacked on an artificial scarcity model on top of it.
It's when you drink too much Brawndo.
What if you put it in a PowerPoint slide?
I dont know what they checkd but imo thoz studiz r wrong.
The most ironic thing is that SMS/IM did more to damage languages (not just english) than video chatting ever could have done.
AFAIK the easiest way to be legal about the whole thing would be to get a Nintendo Wii, wire your own arcade controls from a GameCube controller and get games from their Virtual Console service. The selection is extremely small if you compare to just finding ROM files from some place, but at least there's 29 Neo-Geo games and 19 arcade games in the list.
Oddly enough, there's the SEGA Master System and the Turbografx-16 versions of R-Type, but not the original arcade version.
Wait a few years when we're back in the "hey I have a novelty idea that nobody ever had before me - let's add smells to stuff" period, which cycles every decade or so.
Then you'll be glad it's only sound effects this time around.
Bookphoto adds images to audiobooks.
You're supposed to write it like this:
((( In Stereo )))
Great, now I'll have that stupid tune stuck in my head for the rest of the day.
Any danger of gamma rays? Though I suppose if my skin were to turn green, that'd be a sign that something's happening.
Because, of course, things like the Color Computer, the Commodore 64, the Apple II, the Atari ST and the Amiga never existed.
Oh wait.
http://www.macrumors.com/2011/08/30/despite-apples-denial-itunes-match-is-streaming/
Which operating system do you use, and why?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tNMGev1t9M
When will Then be Now?
Well, some people need to be burned a few times before learning. And there's new schemes every day. Multiplied by the planet's population.
A couple centillion times should do it.
Replying to yourself. I'm sorry, burgessms. I'm afraid you can't do that.
Still using that Pentium CPU?