You sir, I would give all my internet points, but alas this is where everything is made up and the points don't matter; also, I believe you to have a surplus by way of the inverse ID law.
dr00g911, do you recall what Clemenceau once said about war?
He said war was too important to be left to the generals. When he said that, almost 100 years ago, he might have been right. But today, war is too important to be left to corporations. They have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for strategic thought. I can no longer sit back and allow Corporate infiltration, Corporate indoctrination, Corporate subversion and the international Corporate conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.
As for previous comments on "conductive goo", the emotive epoc uses felt pads with a saline solution for conductivity. If you will notice, the owner and lead researchers are both women with thick, long hair and they have no problems using the device.
Linux support is in the works (Read: Drivers are under development); however, since their target is gamers, this is not their priority at the moment.
This is my opinion. To make sure you don't steal it, it's covered by the DMCA. This is his opinion. It has been unlocked for use with other carriers. Ge them while supplies last.
Warning: The patching of his opinion after being unlocked may result in a bricked opinion.
No, they should not have to scour the web for these modifications however they also should not push out an update that will knowingly cause Unnecessary Damage
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if you have to re-morage your house to afford a ps3, then obviously your living in one of those plush cardboard boxes on in the ally off 32nd street. I hear those are going for $13,000 and renting around $200 a month.
yes. Warhawk for example uses the motion control. IMHO warhawk nailed it with flight controls. Motion control plus two joysticks, one for aiming and the other split into two functions.
The aiming is absolute stick position.
On the other joystick, left/right is rudder control. Up and down are 180 loops (Pull up till your facing behind you). The loop only happens one the joystick is at 100% top or bottom.
In expert mode, the plane does not auto rotate to UP.
Weapon select is on the D-PAD so you are not loosing mobility to select a different weapon, instead you are loosing aiming.
This problem seems to be squarely on the shoulders of the game developers.
I have noticed the motion controls are very sensitive on some games and you don't have the option to turn down the sensitivity. When the sensitivity is turned all the way up, sharp movements are not registered and it makes me think they [LAIR Designers] overlooked this aspect of game input design. If in Warhawk you turn up the sensitivity, yes you can violently thrust the control in a direction, but at the end of the motion, you have to bring it back to a normal gaming position, and most games will read that as an override to the action your just slung your control out of your hands for.
If the game is as bad as this and other reviews, why would a game studio put out something to place marks against their reputation. If it was pressure from Sony, then the responsible party for placing that pressure should admit defeat and do what a Honorable Japanese Fellow does when he faces defeat.
My money is that there will be a patch to eventually fix this problem. At this point in the game of developing a market for the PS3, Sony really needs to have a Quality Control team properly review each title before it gets out of the development phase. They can ill afford bad press like this.
Don't give me something that isn't polished, cleaned, and doesn't require me to grow 6 extra fingers to operate. If it doesn't work, then it doesn't work and should never be boxed, wrapped, copied, printed or reviewed until your get it right.
Just to bring to your attention, I think this Article was submitted by Slashdot's automatic journal News Submission IP Stealing evil monkey with a big stick hiding in the closet waiting to get.... er, I digress... I think...
This is the same as having ignition interlocks on automobiles in response to a DUI The ignition interlocks do not require you to replace your car with a supported model. They do not require you to replace your car's control computer with a model supported by the interlocks. They are installed and paid for by the enforcing body and there are many different certified brands and types.
Farmers are not required to install them on their tractors either but those are allowed on the roads. Exceptions are made depending on the circumstances.
If you are sent to prison, internet access is supplied by the state. Computers are supplied by the state. Operating Systems are supplied by the state. Electricity, water, A/C, and food are supplied by the state.
If they force him to use a particular OS, the OS and quite possibly the computer should be supplied by the state for the duration of the sentence. It might be the go cart of computers running windows ME, outdated and thrown out of a judges office after 6 years of service with 3 inches of dust, but it still should be supplied by the state.
On another note, this type of monitoring should be a network device, not a piece of software.
IANAL however to my knowledge, The GNU doesn't say you can't make a profit, only that the source code has to be available to your customers and all contributers to the project thus far have a say in any re-licensing and/or distribution.
AFAIK the IP holder retains the rights to whom it considers "customers" therefor decides whom may access the source based on who has legal rights to the product.
Transgaming, RedHat, MySQL, et al.
Well, if they [FCC] are going to take this stance, it is our duty to enlighten them as to the consequences of their actions.
I would like to see a Month of Closed-Source Software Raido Hacks
Then they [FCC] will discover that since the closed source software radios are not examined by independent unbiased debuggers, the possibility of bugs, bad encryption schemes, et al is a very high possibility.
Maybe then the government bureaucrats will see the merits of Open Source.
Slashdot Mirror
You sir, I would give all my internet points, but alas this is where everything is made up and the points don't matter; also, I believe you to have a surplus by way of the inverse ID law.
http://xkcd.com/178/
dr00g911, do you recall what Clemenceau once said about war?
He said war was too important to be left to the generals. When he said that, almost 100 years ago, he might have been right. But today, war is too important to be left to corporations. They have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for strategic thought. I can no longer sit back and allow Corporate infiltration, Corporate indoctrination, Corporate subversion and the international Corporate conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.
This is a VERY old diagram. It shows how the design was intended 3 years ago.
If your going to cite diagrams, use one from the actual product. http://audivolv.com/emotivEpocMindReadingHelmet.jpg
As for previous comments on "conductive goo", the emotive epoc uses felt pads with a saline solution for conductivity. If you will notice, the owner and lead researchers are both women with thick, long hair and they have no problems using the device.
Linux support is in the works (Read: Drivers are under development); however, since their target is gamers, this is not their priority at the moment.
"Put paid to" :To deal with effectively; to finish something off.
Meaning
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/293200.html
"Canard"
Meaning: a false or unfounded report or story
Slashdot should definitely expand these to include other MMOs. WOW, Eve, EQ2, et. al.
The problem is that even after you do all this, do you actually make more money?
When the [MP|RI]AA make the Network Appliances being Licensed
Its taking so long because the purist mathematicians can't see that their services are needed by those other professions
We have caching. Very fast caching that ISP usually allow full saturation. Usenet
is obviously a Layer 8 problem.
No, the real question is, which defense attorney haven't these prosecutors annoyed that would be willing to defend them?
I'm out of Mod points, expired yesterday. Such a shame.
We have a problem
So these people decided to leave reality?
If you like Nerd Sniping then you are Simply traveling faster than the rest of us.
Warning: The patching of his opinion after being unlocked may result in a bricked opinion.
No, they should not have to scour the web for these modifications however they also should not push out an update that will knowingly cause Unnecessary Damage
if you have to re-morage your house to afford a ps3, then obviously your living in one of those plush cardboard boxes on in the ally off 32nd street. I hear those are going for $13,000 and renting around $200 a month.
yes. Warhawk for example uses the motion control. IMHO warhawk nailed it with flight controls. Motion control plus two joysticks, one for aiming and the other split into two functions.
The aiming is absolute stick position.
On the other joystick, left/right is rudder control. Up and down are 180 loops (Pull up till your facing behind you). The loop only happens one the joystick is at 100% top or bottom.
In expert mode, the plane does not auto rotate to UP.
Weapon select is on the D-PAD so you are not loosing mobility to select a different weapon, instead you are loosing aiming.
This problem seems to be squarely on the shoulders of the game developers.
I have noticed the motion controls are very sensitive on some games and you don't have the option to turn down the sensitivity. When the sensitivity is turned all the way up, sharp movements are not registered and it makes me think they [LAIR Designers] overlooked this aspect of game input design. If in Warhawk you turn up the sensitivity, yes you can violently thrust the control in a direction, but at the end of the motion, you have to bring it back to a normal gaming position, and most games will read that as an override to the action your just slung your control out of your hands for.
If the game is as bad as this and other reviews, why would a game studio put out something to place marks against their reputation. If it was pressure from Sony, then the responsible party for placing that pressure should admit defeat and do what a Honorable Japanese Fellow does when he faces defeat.
My money is that there will be a patch to eventually fix this problem. At this point in the game of developing a market for the PS3, Sony really needs to have a Quality Control team properly review each title before it gets out of the development phase. They can ill afford bad press like this.
Don't give me something that isn't polished, cleaned, and doesn't require me to grow 6 extra fingers to operate. If it doesn't work, then it doesn't work and should never be boxed, wrapped, copied, printed or reviewed until your get it right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law#_note-2
Just to bring to your attention, I think this Article was submitted by Slashdot's automatic journal News Submission IP Stealing evil monkey with a big stick hiding in the closet waiting to get.... er, I digress... I think...
What planet was I on again?
We are here for the "Mod parent Up", "Mod parent Down" proxy moderators with the assumption the majority of moderators are idiots. Oh wait..
I choose to browse at sqrt($score) so this post is going to become imaginary very soon.
I vote for a new Moderation Choice
Proxy Moderation (-5)
If you are sent to prison, internet access is supplied by the state. Computers are supplied by the state. Operating Systems are supplied by the state. Electricity, water, A/C, and food are supplied by the state.
If they force him to use a particular OS, the OS and quite possibly the computer should be supplied by the state for the duration of the sentence. It might be the go cart of computers running windows ME, outdated and thrown out of a judges office after 6 years of service with 3 inches of dust, but it still should be supplied by the state.
On another note, this type of monitoring should be a network device, not a piece of software.
IANAL however to my knowledge, The GNU doesn't say you can't make a profit, only that the source code has to be available to your customers and all contributers to the project thus far have a say in any re-licensing and/or distribution.
AFAIK the IP holder retains the rights to whom it considers "customers" therefor decides whom may access the source based on who has legal rights to the product. Transgaming, RedHat, MySQL, et al.
It is better to prosecute ten innocent men than let one guilty man walk free
how is pointing out that pointing out the Slashdot solution to Mr. Ludwig's paranoia considered a "troll"? My head hurts now
they have a cure for that
Well, if they [FCC] are going to take this stance, it is our duty to enlighten them as to the consequences of their actions.
I would like to see a Month of Closed-Source Software Raido Hacks
Then they [FCC] will discover that since the closed source software radios are not examined by independent unbiased debuggers, the possibility of bugs, bad encryption schemes, et al is a very high possibility.
Maybe then the government bureaucrats will see the merits of Open Source.