You are in a bit of self-contradiction. Don't tell me Linux has a better market share or it is 'better' than Apple. I mean, better in the view of the mainstream population. I also don't think Apple would run out of business if they don't have the newest MS Office. I'm sure Apple would just compile an OpenOffice version and bundle it with the Mac. So, they don't supply Apple with MS Office to keep Apple on a lifeline, but to keep their foot in the door.
It is funny the guy said, games are for winning. Parent listed some games, where the 'end' of the game was not necessarily a 'win'. It was simply the end. Like in a film or book (with room for a sequel).
Also, there are games like the Sims, which you don't play to win (though i don't consider those an art). So, we got games with end that could be considered art, and games with no end which are not art.
Other than they missed open sourcing it? I don't really see how a big company like them could prevent source leaks. They surely got lots of employees that had right to look at the code.
I don't think he is responsible for Firefly's failure. Whoever killed Firefly, should rot in hell or an equivalent place. Dollhouse isn't that great, i don't mourn it.
The question here is not which license is better (more free). The question is, can you relicense other people's work or no. In Mozilla's case, the original authors renounced their copyrights, so it is fine.
Depends on your age when you start learning. I was 12 when i first met "programming", it was a TI programmable calculator. It was fun to squeeze as much functionality as possible from less than 1K Basic. Then came C64, with its ~38K Basic. Its Basic was very weak, but i learned how to read disassembly when i read the code of various Basic extensions and read books that contained snippets on extending C64 basics. Eventually i made my own Basic extension, cracked games to create trainers, made an own turbo loader that had half of its code on the floppy drive. So, by the time i went to mid school, i programmed device drivers in machine code! I learned PL/I and other archaic languages in mid school, even punch cards! I learned C on my own and was taught in it only by the time i went to high school.
This was done much better than the previous one done by Microsoft. Catching the human masters and putting them in "federal pound me in the ass prison" is the right solution to this problem.
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You are in a bit of self-contradiction. Don't tell me Linux has a better market share or it is 'better' than Apple. I mean, better in the view of the mainstream population. I also don't think Apple would run out of business if they don't have the newest MS Office. I'm sure Apple would just compile an OpenOffice version and bundle it with the Mac. So, they don't supply Apple with MS Office to keep Apple on a lifeline, but to keep their foot in the door.
I tried to find what he said, but the Internet was not transparent enough for me!
I hope he said, the Internet is still not transparent enough.
He didn't judge who is skilled enough to know the password. (The mayor was not skilled enough).
He did judge who is authorized to have it.
How is it true, when the malware doesn't ever touch iPad, and works without an iPad.
Of course it was. But with postprocessing they took out most of the red.
There is no 'scary' mod option.
Do you have to prove yourself? Since you don't even talk to the officer, you simply walk away? How will they know you are a local?
Yeah, who wouldn't like ... a MILF.
So, when the audience is involved in a performance, it stops being art?
Actually, he was less in harmony with his bosses, than he did everything according to law (written policy).
It is funny the guy said, games are for winning. Parent listed some games, where the 'end' of the game was not necessarily a 'win'.
It was simply the end. Like in a film or book (with room for a sequel).
Also, there are games like the Sims, which you don't play to win (though i don't consider those an art).
So, we got games with end that could be considered art, and games with no end which are not art.
Ebert should go back and think this over.
Other than they missed open sourcing it?
I don't really see how a big company like them could prevent source leaks.
They surely got lots of employees that had right to look at the code.
Linux leveled up meanwhile. OpenSolaris is noob, it needs to grind with an established party to gain some experience.
Yeah, the highest bidder is surely a scientist.
No, it isn't. It is just less harmful.
If you don't know the difference, probably you say a gunshot wound is healthier than stepping on a landmine.
I don't think he is responsible for Firefly's failure. Whoever killed Firefly, should rot in hell or an equivalent place.
Dollhouse isn't that great, i don't mourn it.
A clear sight helps identification. UFO's are unidentified exactly because their image is unclear. See the picture?
This is where indie developers could step in. Need a cheap engine? You can select from many.
No, they are more likely the abused.
What do you think when should unbalancedness be fixed?
I hazard a guess, it is beta testing with a relatively large number of actual players.
Statutory rape and physical harrassment (scrubbing pictures, throwing items, knocking items) are more than name calling.
The question here is not which license is better (more free). The question is, can you relicense other people's work or no.
In Mozilla's case, the original authors renounced their copyrights, so it is fine.
Depends on your age when you start learning. I was 12 when i first met "programming", it was a TI programmable calculator. It was fun to squeeze as much functionality as possible from less than 1K Basic. Then came C64, with its ~38K Basic. Its Basic was very weak, but i learned how to read disassembly when i read the code of various Basic extensions and read books that contained snippets on extending C64 basics. Eventually i made my own Basic extension, cracked games to create trainers, made an own turbo loader that had half of its code on the floppy drive. So, by the time i went to mid school, i programmed device drivers in machine code!
I learned PL/I and other archaic languages in mid school, even punch cards! I learned C on my own and was taught in it only by the time i went to high school.
The melting GPU burns the CPU. It could even damage the carpet!
This was done much better than the previous one done by Microsoft. Catching the human masters and putting them in "federal pound me in the ass prison" is the right solution to this problem.