I have to admit, I did not read the entire FA. I found it boring... A long "what if we had freeking lazers" article imho.
However the idea of a 3d mouse is not a bad one. Strike that... the idea of controling a pointer with a wave of your hand (think mid air gestures like your casting some arcane spell). Combine this with speech control software (like Mac OS X has), and there could be really something special.
I also have to admit that I the computer mouse (and trackpad for that matter).
Your only Data option with the iPhone is unlimited Data (at a dirt cheep price may I say). AT&T would actually prefer you to use WiFi if you have it available, cause they have your money already.
There may be an issue if someone creates a VoIP app for the iPhone, but AFAIK there will not be any 3rd party apps because there is a lack of an SDK.
Whats your point? The summary is postulating that voice chat kills the immersion of a game, the "Role Playing Feel"; not that 11yo can't play video games.
We all know that 11yo are the best at video games.
Point taken
Im strictly going from my personal experience here though... and my personal experience is that I have never seen an nVidia based card bomb, while I have seen lots of ATI based cards bomb.
Implementing an HTTP stack is obvious yes, and prior art exists... but Microsoft is trying to tell you that they are doing things in a unique way.
This is multithreaded HTTP stack that has specific timing hooks. If I understand correctly, Microsoft thinks they can improve performance in the situation of having multiple datastreams by scheduling the datastream's packets (thus setting a priority) inside the stack and doing DNS lookups in parallel.
Is there prior art in this specific instance?
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I have to admit, I did not read the entire FA. I found it boring... A long "what if we had freeking lazers" article imho.
However the idea of a 3d mouse is not a bad one. Strike that... the idea of controling a pointer with a wave of your hand (think mid air gestures like your casting some arcane spell). Combine this with speech control software (like Mac OS X has), and there could be really something special.
I also have to admit that I the computer mouse (and trackpad for that matter).
Your only Data option with the iPhone is unlimited Data (at a dirt cheep price may I say). AT&T would actually prefer you to use WiFi if you have it available, cause they have your money already. There may be an issue if someone creates a VoIP app for the iPhone, but AFAIK there will not be any 3rd party apps because there is a lack of an SDK.
Nope... attack roll... we usually do 3 20 == death, but he rolled the extra times for descriptive purposes
Perhaps Justin has bad Karma, or God may have cursed him.
either way... the only constant in all of Justin's failed (console) relationships is Justin.
A friend of mine rolled 5 natural 20s in a row once, followed by a 19.
One Laptop Per Child
The US will make sure that children will suffer for their parents disagreements.
ROFLMAO : Oh how I wish I had some mod points for this
... and it was good.
I wonder if we learn who shot Sheriff John Brown's Deputy.
I'd vote for a nice freshly washed and trim bush.
Thats because you didn't ask you ungrateful whelp.
I think your older brother should give you some more schooling!
Don't vote for Scott Brison!
What about the Canadian site canoe.ca. It has free TV listings.
Whats your point? The summary is postulating that voice chat kills the immersion of a game, the "Role Playing Feel"; not that 11yo can't play video games.
We all know that 11yo are the best at video games.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmVU08zVpA Hes talking about that kind of box.
I expected this article in the December 2006 edition! Lazy Lazy Lazy!
What happened to the days where you could just give a little head and start work on monday?
*pinky finger to mouth*
I already have a play station pronable.
I haven't fully grasped the concept of shoes yet.
I like to push the GO button on the coffee machine at work.
Point taken Im strictly going from my personal experience here though... and my personal experience is that I have never seen an nVidia based card bomb, while I have seen lots of ATI based cards bomb.
Implementing an HTTP stack is obvious yes, and prior art exists... but Microsoft is trying to tell you that they are doing things in a unique way. This is multithreaded HTTP stack that has specific timing hooks. If I understand correctly, Microsoft thinks they can improve performance in the situation of having multiple datastreams by scheduling the datastream's packets (thus setting a priority) inside the stack and doing DNS lookups in parallel. Is there prior art in this specific instance?
Did soviet russia have patent law? Didn't everything a scientist create instantly belong to the government? Didn't their economy colapse?