It will be when computers start playing dramatic moves, or really know, read and adapt to their opponents well. As it is, I found that most comp vs comp games very boring in a strangely drawish way.
Yeah, why a designer would need *design* tools anyway... like we're all nerds and programmers and such... read the first sentence of the summary for god sake.
Don't listen to the free streaming!! Everyone knows the Internets aren't free! And pirated content always comes with installers in weird languages. If you listen to this you are pirating the Internets, and FBI agents will come to you. Buy cable TV and get your news straight please.
You're very right sir. We very much prefer nice comfy chairs.
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Well there are two ways to pick up girls...
Face the challenge of getting her phone-number and actually call her (if the phone number is real, that is!)...
Or face the challenge of casually telling her "hey, I'll add you on Facebook!" and REMEMBER her last & first names...
Unfortunately, I'm bad at both:/
But fortunately, the girls have way better memory (or they tend to get less drunk?) so Facebook still sometimes works.
Anyway, that is the sole reason I have a profile on Facebook (oh, and to re-trace my ex-girlfriends & pre-school crushes... in order to get news about their babies and happy families... *sigh*)... yeah, after all, I agree with all your privacy stuff:)
Well I wouldn't Mod that parent "troll", he kinda has a point.. BSOD are anecdotal these days. Sure.. under certain situations, and especially if you work in IT, you'll see them more often.. but for the average user it's practically gone.
The only times I remember having to hard reboot my computer in the last few years except when trying experimental things were in the summer when my CPU overheats while playing games.
Anyway, it's way less worst than it was before, and I agree that criticizing Windows for its stability is a little old-school. I had problems with Unbuntu and Macs as well... maybe OpenVMS is better?
Here we have a software à la Band-in-a-box with note recognition and automatic music generation from a live recording... what's so bad about it?
Sure you can cue jokes on it, it's funny to see a calypso version of Roxanne with crappy MIDI-like instruments... but the user has selected this style of music to start off with so it's not has it has been generated out of the blue. And there seems to be an advanced mode to tweak the instrumentation as well... so in theory I guess you can create something much closer to the real song.
These kind of softwares are meant to be a kind of canvas to practice music, not to publish songs... or a fun "karaoke-let's-do-silly-things" thing as Songsmith seems to promote. So what's the big deal here? I find it to be quite an ingenious piece of software for what it's worth (it's a field of research where everything is far from being perfect!)
If this was some obscure Open-Source Project seeking founds people would be ecstatic... what, you don't like Microsoft being creative for once?
I see lot of posts with "get an attorney" but you didn't even explain your situation... ok, you wrote a piece of research software in the context of your research project. Why do you want exclusivity here?
1 - do you think you'll not be quoted in publications? 2 - were you on coke and do you think you cannot duplicate the results of your coding for a private company? 3 - are you American?
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That's the wrong question...
Cedric: Why don't you want to wear the ribbon?
Kramer: Why should I?
Cedric: You have to, everyone is.
Kramer: That's why I don't want to.
Ah! When will Dungeons & Dragons be admitted as an Olympic sport!
It will be when computers start playing dramatic moves, or really know, read and adapt to their opponents well. As it is, I found that most comp vs comp games very boring in a strangely drawish way.
I heard you like to farm servers, so I put a server farm in your farm so you can service your servers while serving your farm.
A special tamper-proof tag? Do you mean all my consumer electronics contain a special spying camera?!
They're just a tiny minority these days?
yeah, but a lot of.. "programmers".. make a "tiny" salary these days also :)
You got a Mac, why not deal with the core problem? :)
Use the force!
Done with the OS X.6 already! Why don't they call it OS XI? Or OS Y? Or iOS?
At least Ubuntu has cute names I can rely on!
(on a side note, if I spelled Ubuntu wrong, it's because of the parent because I never remember if we put the "n" before or after the "b" :) )
What about the gone-on-DVD series you rip off BitTorrent?
Yeah, why a designer would need *design* tools anyway ... like we're all nerds and programmers and such ... read the first sentence of the summary for god sake.
Don't listen to the free streaming!! Everyone knows the Internets aren't free! And pirated content always comes with installers in weird languages. If you listen to this you are pirating the Internets, and FBI agents will come to you. Buy cable TV and get your news straight please.
Yahoo Serious when you need him?!
You're very right sir. We very much prefer nice comfy chairs.
Well there are two ways to pick up girls ...
Face the challenge of getting her phone-number and actually call her (if the phone number is real, that is!) ...
Or face the challenge of casually telling her "hey, I'll add you on Facebook!" and REMEMBER her last & first names ...
Unfortunately, I'm bad at both :/
But fortunately, the girls have way better memory (or they tend to get less drunk?) so Facebook still sometimes works.
Anyway, that is the sole reason I have a profile on Facebook (oh, and to re-trace my ex-girlfriends & pre-school crushes ... in order to get news about their babies and happy families ... *sigh*) ... yeah, after all, I agree with all your privacy stuff :)
That would probably be what would have happened had Bush father given junior a job at Google instead of in politics ;)
GDrive! A hard-disk governments and corporate businesses can finally google on!
Well I wouldn't Mod that parent "troll", he kinda has a point.. BSOD are anecdotal these days. Sure.. under certain situations, and especially if you work in IT, you'll see them more often.. but for the average user it's practically gone.
The only times I remember having to hard reboot my computer in the last few years except when trying experimental things were in the summer when my CPU overheats while playing games.
Anyway, it's way less worst than it was before, and I agree that criticizing Windows for its stability is a little old-school. I had problems with Unbuntu and Macs as well ... maybe OpenVMS is better?
- my two cents
Here we have a software à la Band-in-a-box with note recognition and automatic music generation from a live recording ... what's so bad about it?
Sure you can cue jokes on it, it's funny to see a calypso version of Roxanne with crappy MIDI-like instruments ... but the user has selected this style of music to start off with so it's not has it has been generated out of the blue. And there seems to be an advanced mode to tweak the instrumentation as well ... so in theory I guess you can create something much closer to the real song.
These kind of softwares are meant to be a kind of canvas to practice music, not to publish songs ... or a fun "karaoke-let's-do-silly-things" thing as Songsmith seems to promote. So what's the big deal here? I find it to be quite an ingenious piece of software for what it's worth (it's a field of research where everything is far from being perfect!)
If this was some obscure Open-Source Project seeking founds people would be ecstatic ... what, you don't like Microsoft being creative for once?
You only have to get his signature on some paper ONCE ;)
Bionic hand hopes to play again with the help of a guitarist.
I see lot of posts with "get an attorney" but you didn't even explain your situation ... ok, you wrote a piece of research software in the context of your research project. Why do you want exclusivity here?
1 - do you think you'll not be quoted in publications?
2 - were you on coke and do you think you cannot duplicate the results of your coding for a private company?
3 - are you American?
It's a desktop and I call it Bobby. No diapers and all that crap, only pure parenting joy!
your abacus was heavier than my wife?!