Others believe that political infighting might make VC-1 a short-lived, interim industry standard that eventually gives way to H.264/MPEG-4 AVC. That specification is an open video compression standard jointly developed by the International Telecommunication Union and MPEG members.
Only Apple isn't that concerned with people pirating songs they got off iTunes. After all, iTunes doesn't make much money, its point is to complement the iPod. Their main impetus for music DRM is that it's the only way they could possibly get contracts with the record companies.
I would argue that Google's credo has helped them to make money far more than it has hindered them. Not pissing off your customers and planning on succeeding in the long run might be a radical idea in today's business world, but it hardly constitutes a breach of fiduciary duty.
Maybe you would know if you would have read the next sentence:
This is because the PowerPC architecture has always been defined as a 64-bit architecture with a 32-bit subset, allowing a seamless migration between 32-bit and 64-bit hardware.
Plenty of programs use "right-clicking," but you can either control-click or simply hold a single-click. Safari even opens a link in a new tab if you click the middle button.
The last two major Man vs. Machine matches (Kramnik - Deep Fritz and Kasparov - Deep Junior) were draws, actually. In both cases, the humans demonstrated their ability to play better chess than the computer can. The computer, however, never falters in the slightest. While it is a bygone conclusion that computers will someday surpass humans at chess by a large margin, this has yet to happen. Computers are getting better at chess, but so are people.
Programming for classic MacOS was hard. Programming for NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP was easy. Programming for OS X is easy. Certain the implementation of Cocoa isn't given away, but the interface and excellent documentation is. Besides, with protocols and categories it is often unnecessary to subclass objects, thus making understand them less necessary. It's also nice that GUI code is unnecessary in most circumstances.
Sure there is--grab the cop uniform so you can sneak in, and then run the hell out. In fact I tried and failed at that mission many times before I realized that blasting your way through is nigh-impossible.
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Only Apple isn't that concerned with people pirating songs they got off iTunes. After all, iTunes doesn't make much money, its point is to complement the iPod. Their main impetus for music DRM is that it's the only way they could possibly get contracts with the record companies.
Homer: Absolutely!
Zoom into Homer's brain, with a bunch of people in a dance line singing "We're in the money." Curtains open, revealing a roaring King Kong.
Homer: You heard the monkey, make the trade!
I would argue that Google's credo has helped them to make money far more than it has hindered them. Not pissing off your customers and planning on succeeding in the long run might be a radical idea in today's business world, but it hardly constitutes a breach of fiduciary duty.
This is because the PowerPC architecture has always been defined as a 64-bit architecture with a 32-bit subset, allowing a seamless migration between 32-bit and 64-bit hardware.
In fact it is believed that he said the Greek words, "Kai su, teknon?" (And you, my son?)
Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew!
Plenty of programs use "right-clicking," but you can either control-click or simply hold a single-click. Safari even opens a link in a new tab if you click the middle button.
Does this mean that Tiger will support other forms of mouse gestures?
Someday, someone will create a board so large with a nail so sharp that you will destroy yourselves!
- Do you hate "viral" advertising?
- Do you love beer?
Then perhaps you should check out ilovebeer!There's already an ad for nVidia when you start up Unreal Tournament 2003 or 2004.
Has /. switched to the Wikipedia convention of bolding the title?
Wasn't this feature removed from the G5?
Really?
We've been starving for 30 years, just ask Paul Elrich.
...God may or may not kill a kitten.
If a Cray sucks at Go, I don't think a Gameboy will do particularly well.
Though I do prefer playing against people :)
Programming for classic MacOS was hard. Programming for NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP was easy. Programming for OS X is easy. Certain the implementation of Cocoa isn't given away, but the interface and excellent documentation is. Besides, with protocols and categories it is often unnecessary to subclass objects, thus making understand them less necessary. It's also nice that GUI code is unnecessary in most circumstances.
I prefer sonnets.
Many of my fellow /.ers might disagree, but things like eating enough food generally take a higher priority than internet access.
It's not the whole movie, just the one fucking line. I'd really like to punch whoever put that in there.
The real treasure is the audio drama, it's really quite well-done.
Sure there is--grab the cop uniform so you can sneak in, and then run the hell out. In fact I tried and failed at that mission many times before I realized that blasting your way through is nigh-impossible.