Robert Rodriguez made a popular low-budget flick, and then wrote a book about it. Interesting story, though it's for analog films not digital, now he tends to mention how much he loves digital.
...mostly because nobody would want to play the everyday normal people/businesses/etc that would have to make up the bulk of the population in a game like that.
Yeah, and nobody would ever fish for hours on end to catch a specific type of fish in a video game either...
Since when does SONY dictate what journalists (let alone BLOGS) publish?
Since those BLOGS started getting special information news favours from SONY.
If a prostitute is sucking your cock you don't punch her in the mouth. The blog should have been aware of who was greasing their pole, and refrained from balling up their fist.
...four robots over 4 years while in high school for the FIRST Robotics Competition. The first two years they were completely human controlled, the next to (and every year sense) there has been a time period of automation before human control takes over.
It's a fake number (term stolen from Studio 60). It's the first week of sales, that's when the most units are pushed. Look at a cd sale: the first week has the biggest numbers and it dwindles from there. A mainstream album could push the most sales ever in a debut, but can it hold up to Michael Jackson's Thriller in the long run?
I took an internship this summer that forced me to drive a 1/2 hour to work. When you're cutting through a city and then taking the interstate highway every day you tend to see a lot of cars and a lot of crazy driving. I fail to see how children are the only problem, when people from every demographic seem to speed, and not just a little. Is it because the kids are getting hurt? Could that have something to do with inexperience? Or is it just that adult speeding isn't getting reported because they get out of speeding tickets more often (no basis for fact here, just a possibility).
In terms of the specific unit from TFA, Delorme has come out with something that can do relatively the same thing, minus the phoning home. The data it collects can be used in an Atlas or GIS program to do pretty much the same thing as this new unit. The tools have been out there, this teen just used one in a way that would ensure he wouldn't get laid.
...more angry about the hassle this causes, than anything else? Terrorists spread terror, so they've hit their mark. By being foiled the plot does an amazing amount of damage on its own, spreading FUD.
I don't feel any safer by having my liquids/toenail clippers/pocket vibe/ipod/laptop taken away from me, when there are plenty of other ways to kill/be killed that airlines have no control over. I am more angry at terrorists for making American privacy close(er) to extinction than anything else. With a "war" on "terror" there are going to be casualties, my water consumption/music listening/laptop using/game playing/phone usage habits shouldn't be at the top of the list.
Why does the scapegoat have to be the common citizen?
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Robert Rodriguez made a popular low-budget flick, and then wrote a book about it. Interesting story, though it's for analog films not digital, now he tends to mention how much he loves digital.
...mostly because nobody would want to play the everyday normal people/businesses/etc that would have to make up the bulk of the population in a game like that.
Yeah, and nobody would ever fish for hours on end to catch a specific type of fish in a video game either...
Since when does SONY dictate what journalists (let alone BLOGS) publish?
Since those BLOGS started getting special information news favours from SONY.
If a prostitute is sucking your cock you don't punch her in the mouth. The blog should have been aware of who was greasing their pole, and refrained from balling up their fist.
When Star Wars: Galaxies first came out it was more of a sandbox game
Well, you were on Tatooine.
I thought Al Gore was too busy with Global Warming to comment on Net Neutrality.
...four robots over 4 years while in high school for the FIRST Robotics Competition. The first two years they were completely human controlled, the next to (and every year sense) there has been a time period of automation before human control takes over.
It's a fake number (term stolen from Studio 60). It's the first week of sales, that's when the most units are pushed. Look at a cd sale: the first week has the biggest numbers and it dwindles from there. A mainstream album could push the most sales ever in a debut, but can it hold up to Michael Jackson's Thriller in the long run?
...songs bought through the Itunes Store are stolen?
Any employee of Paypal knew the risks. If they were killed it was their own fault. A Paypal employee listens to this *taps heart* not his wallet.
...does it run linux^^^^^windows?
Segways are like fat chicks. They're both fun to ride until one of your friends sees you....
Then you have to let him try it.
As long as he can have a dog and a jar of peanut butter.
I took an internship this summer that forced me to drive a 1/2 hour to work. When you're cutting through a city and then taking the interstate highway every day you tend to see a lot of cars and a lot of crazy driving. I fail to see how children are the only problem, when people from every demographic seem to speed, and not just a little. Is it because the kids are getting hurt? Could that have something to do with inexperience? Or is it just that adult speeding isn't getting reported because they get out of speeding tickets more often (no basis for fact here, just a possibility).
In terms of the specific unit from TFA, Delorme has come out with something that can do relatively the same thing, minus the phoning home. The data it collects can be used in an Atlas or GIS program to do pretty much the same thing as this new unit. The tools have been out there, this teen just used one in a way that would ensure he wouldn't get laid.
*cough*sybian*cough*
MTV doesn't play videos...
Only parts of videos...
Sometimes...
During a blue moon...
At 3:55 in the morning.
Otterman? Now I know furniture had its own empire, but animals? That's just unnecessary, next thing you know there will be snakes on planes!
I concur, we have plane crashes (that don't hit towers or the pentagon), and a day later they're not een blips in the news.
Here is the pulse
here is your finger, far from the pulse.
...more angry about the hassle this causes, than anything else? Terrorists spread terror, so they've hit their mark. By being foiled the plot does an amazing amount of damage on its own, spreading FUD.
I don't feel any safer by having my liquids/toenail clippers/pocket vibe/ipod/laptop taken away from me, when there are plenty of other ways to kill/be killed that airlines have no control over. I am more angry at terrorists for making American privacy close(er) to extinction than anything else. With a "war" on "terror" there are going to be casualties, my water consumption/music listening/laptop using/game playing/phone usage habits shouldn't be at the top of the list.
Why does the scapegoat have to be the common citizen?
You mean Jenna Jameson's breasts?
Yeah, but the story in the US would be titled something like "City crime rate increasing for 10th straight year; homicide biggest crime increase"
...how this can be. Gold Mining is strictly prohibited by Blizzard's EULA.
...to shoot down those snake infested planes.
they are a freakin' search company, and MS is not a search company.
...*cough*