from http://www.vgchartz.com/
last week
Japan 10,451 Ps3 vs 7,847 Xbox360
Other 21,883 Ps3 vs 22,838 Xbox360
America 21,292 PS3 vs 41,166 Xbox360
Which of the 2 major regions is it dead in?
Instead you have to worry about monopoly in each local area?
We have a range of isp that serve everybody Inre HOME-512-Elite 80 GB Shaped Free Dynamic $144.95/mo
Smart Choice 512^ No set limit(high downloaded are shaped during congestion) Dynamic $49.95/mo
That is RAID 1.
RAID 5 works like this.
1,0 on one drive 1 on the backup drive
1,1 or 0,0 on one drive 0 on the backup drive
Now what happens when 1 drive fails?
The other 2 have enough data to work out the missing data
Add to that that we can then realistically farm space for solar energy and have a realistic way of getting it down from orbit and it becomes very much a cost positive proposition.
Won't that increase global warming as more energy is placed inside the atmosphere?
If we had the material we could just send it up in a rocket and let it trail down. So we do have something that can build it we just don't have the materials too do so.
According to vgchartz the ps3 is on track with the ps2
(http://vgchartz.com/hwcomps.php?cons1=PS®1=All &cons2=PS2®2=All&cons3=PS3®3=All&align=1)
I wouldn't joke about Backward compatibility on either the PS3 or XBox360(I am a pal gamer). Neither has the full range of games playing like the wii(gc)
I heard it was due to manufacturing problems(not enough).But then I did some calculations and assuming the current estimate is correct (1.5 mil a month) and not including any of the 1st year that would get them (assuming 5 year generation) 72 million.
Does this mean that since product keys are widely available on the internet for licensed products, like MS office, XP, etc.. that product key use-protection is ineffective, and therefore it's ok for me to use them as much as i want?
If you had a legally obtained copy then yes you can do what you want. If you got a illegal copy then it is still illegal
How about buying a widely-available automatic pick gun to break into someone's house? It's not trespassing then, right?
Using the pick gun is not illegal. Going into the house is.
All this ruling does is allows you to break the access control. It does not give you the right to COPY materials.
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from http://www.vgchartz.com/ last week Japan 10,451 Ps3 vs 7,847 Xbox360 Other 21,883 Ps3 vs 22,838 Xbox360 America 21,292 PS3 vs 41,166 Xbox360 Which of the 2 major regions is it dead in?
I think this only prevents software from decoding CSS if the disk is not in the drive . You disks don't have CSS so they should be fine
The cut of it only analog. To be replaced by digital not SD completely replaced by HD
From black hole high 208 Equation If time in the velocity equation equals 0 then you can travel anywhere with no time passed
And I can make my infinite hard drive.
Instead you have to worry about monopoly in each local area?
/mo /mo
We have a range of isp that serve everybody
Inre HOME-512-Elite 80 GB Shaped Free Dynamic $144.95
Smart Choice 512^ No set limit(high downloaded are shaped during congestion) Dynamic $49.95
And when was it announced that it was going to be playstation exclusive?
Where did you hear that the psp was outselling the ds in the uk (http://www.vgchartz.com/eweekly.php)
That is RAID 1. RAID 5 works like this. 1,0 on one drive 1 on the backup drive 1,1 or 0,0 on one drive 0 on the backup drive Now what happens when 1 drive fails? The other 2 have enough data to work out the missing data
Tether deployment? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator#Tradit ional_way
Why tires. Do cable cars use tires?
The climber already exists (http://www.elevator2010.org/competitionClimber200 7.html). It is just not very fast .
Add to that that we can then realistically farm space for solar energy and have a realistic way of getting it down from orbit and it becomes very much a cost positive proposition.
Won't that increase global warming as more energy is placed inside the atmosphere?
If we had the material we could just send it up in a rocket and let it trail down. So we do have something that can build it we just don't have the materials too do so.
What is the problem with global warming?
Too much energy in the earth system.
You wish to put even more energy into the system?
Unless they talking about 40.7% energy out the possible 1000 suns.
Due to their method using 1 sun would drop the efficiency(I think) but not by that much.
So coal,natural gas and petroleum cost more then solar already?
What does the capacity mean?
Currently it is about 1% of the land area (10%) to power all energy use http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Solar_land_area .png
No VB6 has the ability for networking
I found 10 pages of games at http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/catalog.aspx?WT.sv l=nav
According to vgchartz the ps3 is on track with the ps2 (http://vgchartz.com/hwcomps.php?cons1=PS®1=All &cons2=PS2®2=All&cons3=PS3®3=All&align=1)
I wouldn't joke about Backward compatibility on either the PS3 or XBox360(I am a pal gamer). Neither has the full range of games playing like the wii(gc)
I think that 10.2 million was shipped.
According to http://www.vgchartz.com/ it is 9.82m vs 7.72m
I heard it was due to manufacturing problems(not enough).But then I did some calculations and assuming the current estimate is correct (1.5 mil a month) and not including any of the 1st year that would get them (assuming 5 year generation) 72 million.
http://vgchartz.com/hwcomps.php?cons1=Wii®1=All &cons2=PS3®2=All&cons3=X360®3=All
From wii sale date
XBOX360 5 million
Currently 5 million
Ps3 Currently 3 Million
Wii 7.8 Million
So from launch date You are correct.
Using the last month though
http://www.vgchartz.com/japweekly.php
http://www.vgchartz.com/aweekly.php
http://vgchartz.com/eweekly.php
Europe Wii 63,235 XBOX360 23,818 PS3 18,789 Ps3 + XBOX360 42,607
Wii 53,627 XBOX360 25,387 PS3 20,816 Ps3 + XBOX360 46,206
Wii 55,578 XBOX360 23,714 PS3 23,069 Ps3 + XBOX360 46,783
Wii 57,580 XBOX360 26,052 PS3 20,902 Ps3 + XBOX360 46,954
Japan Wii 56,582 PS3 10,082 XBOX360 2,849 Ps3 + XBOX360 12,931
Wii 55,890 PS3 8,604 XBOX360 2,312 Ps3 + XBOX360 10,916
Wii 55,217 PS3 9,079 XBOX360 2,304 Ps3 + XBOX360 9,383
Wii 90,982 PS3 15,892 XBOX360 3,583 Ps3 + XBOX360 19,475
America Wii 82,386 XBOX360 52,809 PS3 16,945 Ps3 + XBOX360 69,754
Wii 101,090 XBOX360 58,825 PS3 19,539 Ps3 + XBOX360 78,364
Wii 122,073 XBOX360 63,778 PS3 21,921 Ps3 + XBOX360 85,699
Wii 130,989 XBOX360 64,537 PS3 25,102 Ps3 + XBOX360 89,639
and the original Rayman Raving Rabbids
Does this mean that since product keys are widely available on the internet for licensed products, like MS office, XP, etc.. that product key use-protection is ineffective, and therefore it's ok for me to use them as much as i want?
If you had a legally obtained copy then yes you can do what you want. If you got a illegal copy then it is still illegal
How about buying a widely-available automatic pick gun to break into someone's house? It's not trespassing then, right?
Using the pick gun is not illegal. Going into the house is.
All this ruling does is allows you to break the access control. It does not give you the right to COPY materials.
The thing was that the shooters hacked in to the system and used it to work out where there target were.