ok, seriously, what's wrong with the idea of using motion to generate small amounts of power like they do with watches? just put that mechanism in the pacemaker and you dont have to worry about this other garbage.
so now you can get a group of kids that want to monopolize part of the server that all say each other are fun and anyone else is terrible. they do this already but now the difference is going to be that there will be consequences for everyone they screw oever
Heavy Rain was a bit more restrictive but it had a real and emotional story. If you check out the ratings on gamefly you will see a pattern, adults who loved the game, giving it a 10/10 rating and children who said it was boring and giving it a 1/10 rating. It really could be made into a movie and the critics would love it.
RIAA> ok, here's the deal, you gotta help us sue everyone that uses bittorrent. we are sure some of them are stealing music. Google> that's kinda against our mantra of dont be evil. RIAA> yeah, that's the other thing, that's the first thing to go. Google> umm... no. RIAA> clearly you are harboring pirates! see you in court!
but seriously, if this dog was biting a board it means they werent giving him something to chew like a rawhide bone. dogs a going to chew on something no matter what, so you might as well make sure it's not going to break their teeth off.
if you follow Nintendo's choice in hardware, you will see that even from the very beginning they have always used cheap-o hardware.
the NES's 6502 chip was out of date. the Gameboy's z80 CPU was cut down to being a weakling. The SNES was vastly underpowered. the N64 is where they took a RISC (get it?) and went with a decent CPU but it failed due to carts costing too much. the GBA had a cheap-o ARM chip that couldnt calculate it's way out of a one wall maze and the DS is the same way. the GameCube was out-of-date when it was release and the Wii a mere update and still underpowered.
the reason for this nonsense is what Nintendo loves, money. if you can make a console for cheap and sell it for a bundle, you get a lot of money off sales. Nintendo is the ultimate marketing machine. they took a crappy handheld (Gameboy) and made a TON of sales just by selling it in different colors.
my point is, the next console will likely be Gamecube 2.0 (Wii was Gamecube 1.5) but they will market the hell out of it as always and get a ton of cash in doing so.
the problem is that there is too much heat which mostly from the processors. the processors generate heat be cause of the amount of power they consume and retain. a better designed CPU could solve this problem and in fact it's already been made. ARM processors put of very little heat and the next generation off them is going to be faster than 2GHz with four cores.
would you really take the word of Microsoft over Google? come on, microsoft is even copying google's search results and saying it's fair. i would wager my life savings on google being honest on this matter.
what is really important is what the search results returned. did the name in question (the client's name is redacted from everything) combined with fraud or con man return results about this man? if not, is it really libel? what if there is a person with the same name that IS a fraud and a con man? assuming you are the ONLY person with your name is arrogant.
i have never seen chrome crash X. in fact, i havent seen nvidia drivers crash in forever. are you sure you are using the latest version? then again, it may be your specific model of video card that has this issue. X is never supposed to crash and if it does, it's not Chrome that has the problem, it's the nvidia drivers.
The problem is that ActiveX is more or less a GLOBAL, system wide plugin system versus a web browser specific api like nsplugin.
almost all browsers, except IE uses the "nsplugin" aka NPAPI. this means that the MAJORITY of browsers use NPAPI. so what's the problem? check it out...
NPAPI is solely for Internet plugins, while ActiveX is used for a wide variety of purposes, including application composition in windows applications. A typical Windows user has a vast array of ActiveX controls installed, a number of which are probably marked "safe for scripting", but are not actually secure.
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ok, seriously, what's wrong with the idea of using motion to generate small amounts of power like they do with watches? just put that mechanism in the pacemaker and you dont have to worry about this other garbage.
so now you can get a group of kids that want to monopolize part of the server that all say each other are fun and anyone else is terrible. they do this already but now the difference is going to be that there will be consequences for everyone they screw oever
there go the profits!
dont you hate it when you Slashvertize something and then it comes to bite you in the ass... twice now.
Heavy Rain was a bit more restrictive but it had a real and emotional story. If you check out the ratings on gamefly you will see a pattern, adults who loved the game, giving it a 10/10 rating and children who said it was boring and giving it a 1/10 rating. It really could be made into a movie and the critics would love it.
please write your own implementation of flash! adobe is dragging it's feet and will always be a problem!
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RIAA> ok, here's the deal, you gotta help us sue everyone that uses bittorrent. we are sure some of them are stealing music.
Google> that's kinda against our mantra of dont be evil.
RIAA> yeah, that's the other thing, that's the first thing to go.
Google> umm... no.
RIAA> clearly you are harboring pirates! see you in court!
but seriously, if this dog was biting a board it means they werent giving him something to chew like a rawhide bone. dogs a going to chew on something no matter what, so you might as well make sure it's not going to break their teeth off.
...it comes with a DIY endoscopy handbook though a man page will suffice.
if you follow Nintendo's choice in hardware, you will see that even from the very beginning they have always used cheap-o hardware.
the NES's 6502 chip was out of date.
the Gameboy's z80 CPU was cut down to being a weakling.
The SNES was vastly underpowered.
the N64 is where they took a RISC (get it?) and went with a decent CPU but it failed due to carts costing too much.
the GBA had a cheap-o ARM chip that couldnt calculate it's way out of a one wall maze and the DS is the same way.
the GameCube was out-of-date when it was release and the Wii a mere update and still underpowered.
the reason for this nonsense is what Nintendo loves, money. if you can make a console for cheap and sell it for a bundle, you get a lot of money off sales.
Nintendo is the ultimate marketing machine. they took a crappy handheld (Gameboy) and made a TON of sales just by selling it in different colors.
my point is, the next console will likely be Gamecube 2.0 (Wii was Gamecube 1.5) but they will market the hell out of it as always and get a ton of cash in doing so.
to punching people over the internet.
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i dont care why they need cookies but i refuse to let everyone store shit on my computer. prove yourself first and th-oh wait nevermind.
it's exactly the same problem as we have with current power plugs. the US will (eventually) have a standard and nobody in Europe will agree on one.
the problem is that there is too much heat which mostly from the processors. the processors generate heat be cause of the amount of power they consume and retain. a better designed CPU could solve this problem and in fact it's already been made. ARM processors put of very little heat and the next generation off them is going to be faster than 2GHz with four cores.
fix the problem dont just treat the symptoms.
would you really take the word of Microsoft over Google? come on, microsoft is even copying google's search results and saying it's fair. i would wager my life savings on google being honest on this matter.
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holodeck 50% complete. break out the synthohol because we're going to party like it's stardate 9999!
internet. serious business.
"[Foy] and [his wife] reported having vaginal sexual intercourse in the days after [Foy] returned home but before the onset of his clinical illness."
"My wife wasn't happy with what happened afterwards," Foy adds.
YA THINK?!
what is really important is what the search results returned. did the name in question (the client's name is redacted from everything) combined with fraud or con man return results about this man? if not, is it really libel? what if there is a person with the same name that IS a fraud and a con man? assuming you are the ONLY person with your name is arrogant.
... the Microsoft products used in it.
If you didnt notice, Forbes didnt even make their own list. Was the way they chose the list of people even ethical?
Yes, it is a list of ethical companies and the ones we invest our money in. What's wrong with that?
i have never seen chrome crash X. in fact, i havent seen nvidia drivers crash in forever. are you sure you are using the latest version? then again, it may be your specific model of video card that has this issue. X is never supposed to crash and if it does, it's not Chrome that has the problem, it's the nvidia drivers.
no, it's a feature.
Google and OSS people have to stop being like a little kid and accept that H.264 is already everywhere
NAH AH!
The problem is that ActiveX is more or less a GLOBAL, system wide plugin system versus a web browser specific api like nsplugin.
almost all browsers, except IE uses the "nsplugin" aka NPAPI. this means that the MAJORITY of browsers use NPAPI. so what's the problem? check it out...