(like it says 20th Century Fox is on the board, what do they know about hardware?).
Hey, there must be some reason for Fox to kill all good SciFi shows. Maybe the shows started revealing too much about Fox's 2020 christmas lineup?
I think quotes such as this gives you a more complete picture as well: Their case argues that EA's engineers "do not perform work that is original or creative," that they do not have management responsibilities and are seldom allowed to use their own judgement, according to extracts published by SiliconValley.com.
So long story short, a bit of experience with korg products:) I still stick by my statement, regardles of what Roland and Alesis are doing -- huge synths are the *past*.
It seems so.:)
I don't however think that workstations belong to the past. As long as the big companies keep creating new workstations and keep making money off them, they'll keep belonging to the present.
What do you think is the future (and the present)?
Then could you please explain what the Roland V-Synth V2 and Alesis FusionSynth or others are?
And what's this Korg Electribe series about?
Just curious. By the way, what 10 Korg products do you own? My only piece of Korg gear is an Poly62.
Well, you could take a look at Scribus.
Even though it's nowhere near InDesign as features, imho, but if it does what you need, then there you go.
(One of the bigger limitiations is the lack of Windows version, which stumped me last time I needed a DTP application.)
No, of course not. If you want new games, buy a console - it's cheaper and never needs to have anything reinstalled.
Just a scary thought I just had, given that most next-gen gamingconsoles will be delivered with a ethernet port, how long do you think it'll take the crackers to start taking advantage of it?
How long until you have to have a dedicated firewall to dare plug in your xbox 2, ps3 or revolution?
Try upgradeing XP Home to XP Pro with SP2 installed in Home using a Pro SP1 CD, it'll helpfully stop you before you do something dumb.
What? So it won't allow the upgrade?
Sequels or not, i expected th S&M and FT sequels to be QUALITY products, not rehashes. That would be something new for a change.
AFAIK the FT sequel got canned for not passing their own quality control. I can't find anything better then this reference though.
(Hmm, why can't I find the official press releases on LucasArts site?)
If this is true or not is another story, however I 'm still pissed off about Sam 'n' Max 2 though...
Yes, and this is true for some games. The whole truth however is much, much bigger than that.
For an informed analysis of how much an adventure game actually costs, take a look at this.
Some games costs alot of money to make. Can you imagine GTA:San Andreas getting developed in someones spare time? (And don't say Grandtheftendo.)
I do however think that the industry should try to remember the game as well as the assets...
(How to get +5 Funny modifier on./: Write something you're actually sad about. Last I heard, GOD was filing for bancruptcy, I had totally forgot that Take2 bought them...)
Isn't it just possible that the guy happens to have an opinion that differs with yours? Frankly, I'm getting tired of people here resorting to this kind of petty "attack" every time someone disagrees with them.
Could you please apply this to your own sig? I don't know if it's your opinion or not, but personally I don't really care, it the little black and white thingies that's the reason for me to read./.
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The JUNOS software that ran on Juniper routers was more reliant than some of the problems with Ciscos Internet Operating System (IOS) software. No no no, what he meant to say was exactly what he wrote; The Juniper's OS is more reliable than Cisco's problems (i.e. bugs?). I guess that means that either Cisco implemented the necessery functions as bugs/problems, or that JUNOS works in the same way Cisco don't.
Oh, and finally, to answer the most obvious question about this mosaic: I don't know who she is; honestly, I just grabbed the picture off the web. Boy will she be suprised if (when seems too optimistic) she found herself on his wall!
Considering collectively they're about as powerful as the mouse used by most of today's systems, yeah. Oh! Now that is something that I really miss, distcc:ing with your new gaming mouse!
Anyone who remembers the C64 demos which required both the floppy- and tape-drives?:D
Tack!:)
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(like it says 20th Century Fox is on the board, what do they know about hardware?).
Hey, there must be some reason for Fox to kill all good SciFi shows. Maybe the shows started revealing too much about Fox's 2020 christmas lineup?
Why the hell would I want shining floors?
No, no, no. Thank our good friends at *AA for this. :)
Well, combine "movie critics" with their acclaimed technology and do the math!
I think quotes such as this gives you a more complete picture as well:
Their case argues that EA's engineers "do not perform work that is original or creative," that they do not have management responsibilities and are seldom allowed to use their own judgement, according to extracts published by SiliconValley.com.
Hmm, why don't you just remove the EULA, or replace it with the GPL (or BSD) and then sue the company for not providing source?
Isn't the clauses for not tampering with the binaries in the EULA itself, so do I do anything illegal by modifying them?
Hmm, sometimes I wished that I lived in the US so I could try it out... Would be fun...
So long story short, a bit of experience with korg products :) I still stick by my statement, regardles of what Roland and Alesis are doing -- huge synths are the *past*.
:)
It seems so.
I don't however think that workstations belong to the past. As long as the big companies keep creating new workstations and keep making money off them, they'll keep belonging to the present.
What do you think is the future (and the present)?
Then could you please explain what the Roland V-Synth V2 and Alesis FusionSynth or others are?
And what's this Korg Electribe series about?
Just curious. By the way, what 10 Korg products do you own? My only piece of Korg gear is an Poly62.
Oh, so about two others use it as well? (Sorry, couldn't stop myself.)
Well, you could take a look at Scribus.
Even though it's nowhere near InDesign as features, imho, but if it does what you need, then there you go.
(One of the bigger limitiations is the lack of Windows version, which stumped me last time I needed a DTP application.)
So what do they say about your happy bonzai buddy? Or what about other 'fun' spyware?
So wouldn't Firefox help all of you enforce that policy?
(I'm wondering, could you get fired for junk installed against your will, thanks to IE?)
No, of course not. If you want new games, buy a console - it's cheaper and never needs to have anything reinstalled.
Just a scary thought I just had, given that most next-gen gamingconsoles will be delivered with a ethernet port, how long do you think it'll take the crackers to start taking advantage of it?
How long until you have to have a dedicated firewall to dare plug in your xbox 2, ps3 or revolution?
Try upgradeing XP Home to XP Pro with SP2 installed in Home using a Pro SP1 CD, it'll helpfully stop you before you do something dumb.
What? So it won't allow the upgrade?
Oh, I've done it.
First both the original Monkey Island 1 & 2, and then later the CD edition with both.
Last time was Beyond Good & Evil, first for PS2 and then for PC.
All games really deserved it.
Sequels or not, i expected th S&M and FT sequels to be QUALITY products, not rehashes. That would be something new for a change. AFAIK the FT sequel got canned for not passing their own quality control. I can't find anything better then this reference though.
(Hmm, why can't I find the official press releases on LucasArts site?)
If this is true or not is another story, however I 'm still pissed off about Sam 'n' Max 2 though...
Yes, and this is true for some games. The whole truth however is much, much bigger than that.
.)
./: Write something you're actually sad about. Last I heard, GOD was filing for bancruptcy, I had totally forgot that Take2 bought them...)
For an informed analysis of how much an adventure game actually costs, take a look at this.
Some games costs alot of money to make. Can you imagine GTA:San Andreas getting developed in someones spare time? (And don't say Grandtheftendo
I do however think that the industry should try to remember the game as well as the assets...
(How to get +5 Funny modifier on
Yes, and where is GOD today?
(GOD as in Gathering Of Developers, not as in God)
Isn't it just possible that the guy happens to have an opinion that differs with yours? Frankly, I'm getting tired of people here resorting to this kind of petty "attack" every time someone disagrees with them.
./.
Could you please apply this to your own sig? I don't know if it's your opinion or not, but personally I don't really care, it the little black and white thingies that's the reason for me to read
How about clicking on the livecd link here http://www.reactos.com/en/content/view/full/62 and run it? Worked like a charm on mine. I was just stumped for something to do with it...
The JUNOS software that ran on Juniper routers was more reliant than some of the problems with Ciscos Internet Operating System (IOS) software.
No no no, what he meant to say was exactly what he wrote;
The Juniper's OS is more reliable than Cisco's problems (i.e. bugs?).
I guess that means that either Cisco implemented the necessery functions as bugs/problems, or that JUNOS works in the same way Cisco don't.
I'm still confused though...
Oh, and finally, to answer the most obvious question about this mosaic: I don't know who she is; honestly, I just grabbed the picture off the web.
Boy will she be suprised if (when seems too optimistic) she found herself on his wall!
Considering collectively they're about as powerful as the mouse used by most of today's systems, yeah.
:D
Oh! Now that is something that I really miss, distcc:ing with your new gaming mouse!
Anyone who remembers the C64 demos which required both the floppy- and tape-drives?
I installed Windows 95 on a 25 MHz 386, still don't why. OS/2 Warp was another fun OS to put on that thing.
And since they got that wrong, isn't it possible that that spaceship is some other?
Tack! :)
Skulle du ha lust att slänga iväg ett mail till mig, så jag/vi slipper bränna karma på att snacka här? ;)
(Och hur kunde du veta att det var jag?! :) )