smexy it means I might be able to start running my work box as a linux box and get away from all the crazy shit they restrict on windows machines (no USB on windows boxen)
While I know that the GPL has it's problems I've never heard it termed an infection before, though your opinion that it's like a virus should be surprising since by your logic Windows is secure because you can't look at the source.
Yes, it would be nice is NaCl could run ARM code and I know that running x86 code is not likely to end well. I'm open about my lack of expertise, yours is obviously suspect, and I at least had the balls to sign my inflammatory ignorant statements.
Thank you. I didn't know and in my limited googleing (I'm in Iraq) I didn't see the things you were talking about. Why you're modded Troll and not imformative I don't know.
I know that English is a difficult language to master but nothing about my tense suggested the past. In fact since Google is actively pursuing experts to vet their shit I think will be is an accurate statement.
I'm not sure there ever has been an open source project like this one honestly but those security minded projects that ARE open source seem to do a pretty damn good job and get fixed rapidly when problems are discovered.
Ok fair enough. I should have asked if you could run.NET outside of windows. There is a fair shot that this will work in environments like Linux of Mac.
I'm amazed there isn't more discussion here about how SEGA demonstrated this in 2005 with their release of ESPN NFL 2k5 at a $20 price point compared to EA Madden 2005's $50 price point. Not only did SEGA force EA to slash their prices by eating their sales numbers they did so while producing a well done competitive game.
Of course they did such a good job that EA went and signed an exclusive contract with the NFL and the Players worth more than $300 million before the next season.
I was having this issue. It was starting to irritate the family more than a little over the holidays. I found that it wasn't Ubuntu that was the problem, it was the BT client I was using.
When I tried to use Deluge it would clog the entire network and we render the net virtually unusable to anyone, usually including myself. When I changed to utorrent through wine or azureus not only did I download significantly faster the other users didn't notice my downloading. I concluded that either I had deluge configured wrong (pretty much default) or it has some issues as a program. I was extremely happy it wasn't Ubuntu that was the problem.
Please stop trying to use solutions that don't apply to the problem. Japan and Europe are very successful examples of how trains can work, unfortunately there are significant differences between their situation and that in North America. Europe is almost twice as densely populated as the USA (Europe - 134 people per square mile, USA - 76 people per square mile) and more than 4 times as dense as the continent on the whole (North America - 32 people per square mile).
The distances to cover and the lack of population density are the main barrier to rail in North America as a whole, not the lack inability of the technology. So right now rail is a 19th Century solution to a 21st Century problem in North America. Please get some understanding of the problem, any understanding, before you start trying to spew out an answer.
Not to defend Imperial units (being a scientist by training I despise the things) but you do realize that 10 is just as imaginary a number as 12 right? SI length measurement is more consistent but doesn't make it any less imaginary than Imperial length measurements, both are pretty damn arbitrary.
Remember almost all units of measure are made up and used as a convention (aka. Standard) for understanding each other.
You do realize that while Jackson owns the rights to publish most of the Beatles songs (all but 4) this in no way shape or form effects Paul McCartney when he performs.
No artist pays another artist for performing their song live. So Paul McCartney doesn't pay MJ a penny. The only people who do are those that publish the songs (most commercials, tv shows, movies, etc...). So please don't spout blatant lies people may believe you. Or hell just check snopes before you type.
I love seeing Tycho and Gabe (Jerry and Mike if you will) getting the recognition they deserve. Penny Arcade has broken ground in success and shown how it is possible to build a business model providing a primarily free product. The key is having a product people want.
I just wish the great works they've done such as Child's Play and PAX had gotten more than just a mention.
Perhaps some people who listen to NPR will branch out and look at the seedy underworld of online comics now.
While they bring up some interesting points Penn and Teller are perhaps not the best people to consult for you science needs. They bring up some interesting points, such as the former Greenpeace guy, but due diligence isn't their thing. Their big theme also isn't whether or not we're causing a mass extinction event but that the ESA is a bad thing. This falls right in line with their political views of small government, nothing to see here move along.
There is no question we are directly and rapidly effecting the existence of species. There is significantly more hard proof for this than there is for global warming, the other big environmental monster under the bed. There is at least some chance that the loss of species is contributing to global warming, at least working on the theory that more diversity is better able to adjust and adapt a changing environment.
He specified g is for gallon of gas. So while it's nice you're trying to think outside a box, he's already implicitly addressed your concerns by applying bounds to the problem/equations. Stepping outside those bounds doesn't make you a maverick it makes you an idiot who can't read.
His scenatio is based upon using current infrastructure and gasoline. Yours is some 1960's vision of the year 2000.
-Timmons
The fact that as a game Spore is boring, has little to no challenge, and the best part of the game was the Spore Creature Creator which you only use for the first part are what is going to kill Spore.
Spore is an interesting concept and may lead to truly fun and interesting games later (especially if there is a way for users to mod it), right now it is basically an engine demo, shiny but ultimately lacking in substance.
I have the same performance on my MotoQ9h. This is a ball dropped by Apple, not huge, but since this is/. it makes front page because Apple articles almost always result in a flamewar...
Foolish? Not the word I would have chosen but I suppose it's all in the perspective. Of course I can reach out and touch someone in the head from 500 yards away 9 times out of 10 so my perspective is a little jaded and long sighted.
like there are three groups of teams. The Fast Team:Michigan did it in roughly 50 hours. Then there is a 10 hour jump to second. The Competitive Teams:Places 2-5 took about 60-65 hours then there is another 10 hour jump to the Slow Teams.
Is this a funding based difference or is the technical expertise on these teams really that different?
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smexy it means I might be able to start running my work box as a linux box and get away from all the crazy shit they restrict on windows machines (no USB on windows boxen)
While I know that the GPL has it's problems I've never heard it termed an infection before, though your opinion that it's like a virus should be surprising since by your logic Windows is secure because you can't look at the source.
Yes, it would be nice is NaCl could run ARM code and I know that running x86 code is not likely to end well. I'm open about my lack of expertise, yours is obviously suspect, and I at least had the balls to sign my inflammatory ignorant statements.
Thank you. I didn't know and in my limited googleing (I'm in Iraq) I didn't see the things you were talking about. Why you're modded Troll and not imformative I don't know.
Maybe Moar == Troll
Is it for all of .net or just .net 1.1? I've never tried to use .NET on anything but my windows boxes...
I know that English is a difficult language to master but nothing about my tense suggested the past. In fact since Google is actively pursuing experts to vet their shit I think will be is an accurate statement.
I'm not sure there ever has been an open source project like this one honestly but those security minded projects that ARE open source seem to do a pretty damn good job and get fixed rapidly when problems are discovered.
Ok fair enough. I should have asked if you could run .NET outside of windows. There is a fair shot that this will work in environments like Linux of Mac.
Is .NET open source?
Has .NET been vetted by experts in the way open source projects like this will be?
Is .NET likely to ever be cross platform?
Is .NET for running x86 code?
Now I'm no expert and could be way off base but there seem to be some pretty major differences here....
You must be new here. Expecting people to RTFA....
Thank you. That just made 7 hours of trouble shooting here in Iraq so very worth it.
So he flew across what France and maybe some of Spain? It's not like it was someplace important...
I'm amazed there isn't more discussion here about how SEGA demonstrated this in 2005 with their release of ESPN NFL 2k5 at a $20 price point compared to EA Madden 2005's $50 price point. Not only did SEGA force EA to slash their prices by eating their sales numbers they did so while producing a well done competitive game.
Of course they did such a good job that EA went and signed an exclusive contract with the NFL and the Players worth more than $300 million before the next season.
I was having this issue. It was starting to irritate the family more than a little over the holidays. I found that it wasn't Ubuntu that was the problem, it was the BT client I was using.
When I tried to use Deluge it would clog the entire network and we render the net virtually unusable to anyone, usually including myself. When I changed to utorrent through wine or azureus not only did I download significantly faster the other users didn't notice my downloading. I concluded that either I had deluge configured wrong (pretty much default) or it has some issues as a program. I was extremely happy it wasn't Ubuntu that was the problem.
-Lifyre
Please stop trying to use solutions that don't apply to the problem. Japan and Europe are very successful examples of how trains can work, unfortunately there are significant differences between their situation and that in North America. Europe is almost twice as densely populated as the USA (Europe - 134 people per square mile, USA - 76 people per square mile) and more than 4 times as dense as the continent on the whole (North America - 32 people per square mile).
The distances to cover and the lack of population density are the main barrier to rail in North America as a whole, not the lack inability of the technology. So right now rail is a 19th Century solution to a 21st Century problem in North America. Please get some understanding of the problem, any understanding, before you start trying to spew out an answer.
Not to defend Imperial units (being a scientist by training I despise the things) but you do realize that 10 is just as imaginary a number as 12 right? SI length measurement is more consistent but doesn't make it any less imaginary than Imperial length measurements, both are pretty damn arbitrary. Remember almost all units of measure are made up and used as a convention (aka. Standard) for understanding each other.
You do realize that while Jackson owns the rights to publish most of the Beatles songs (all but 4) this in no way shape or form effects Paul McCartney when he performs.
No artist pays another artist for performing their song live. So Paul McCartney doesn't pay MJ a penny. The only people who do are those that publish the songs (most commercials, tv shows, movies, etc...). So please don't spout blatant lies people may believe you. Or hell just check snopes before you type.
I love seeing Tycho and Gabe (Jerry and Mike if you will) getting the recognition they deserve. Penny Arcade has broken ground in success and shown how it is possible to build a business model providing a primarily free product. The key is having a product people want. I just wish the great works they've done such as Child's Play and PAX had gotten more than just a mention. Perhaps some people who listen to NPR will branch out and look at the seedy underworld of online comics now.
No but it does have posts and a post time... He wasn't off by a minute or two.
You suck and fail horribly. Sorry but checking to see if there are posts before your usually helps...
While they bring up some interesting points Penn and Teller are perhaps not the best people to consult for you science needs. They bring up some interesting points, such as the former Greenpeace guy, but due diligence isn't their thing. Their big theme also isn't whether or not we're causing a mass extinction event but that the ESA is a bad thing. This falls right in line with their political views of small government, nothing to see here move along.
There is no question we are directly and rapidly effecting the existence of species. There is significantly more hard proof for this than there is for global warming, the other big environmental monster under the bed. There is at least some chance that the loss of species is contributing to global warming, at least working on the theory that more diversity is better able to adjust and adapt a changing environment.
-Lifyre
He specified g is for gallon of gas. So while it's nice you're trying to think outside a box, he's already implicitly addressed your concerns by applying bounds to the problem/equations. Stepping outside those bounds doesn't make you a maverick it makes you an idiot who can't read. His scenatio is based upon using current infrastructure and gasoline. Yours is some 1960's vision of the year 2000. -Timmons
No, DRM will not kill Spore.
The fact that as a game Spore is boring, has little to no challenge, and the best part of the game was the Spore Creature Creator which you only use for the first part are what is going to kill Spore.
Spore is an interesting concept and may lead to truly fun and interesting games later (especially if there is a way for users to mod it), right now it is basically an engine demo, shiny but ultimately lacking in substance.
-Lifyre
I have the same performance on my MotoQ9h. This is a ball dropped by Apple, not huge, but since this is /. it makes front page because Apple articles almost always result in a flamewar...
-Lifyre
Foolish? Not the word I would have chosen but I suppose it's all in the perspective. Of course I can reach out and touch someone in the head from 500 yards away 9 times out of 10 so my perspective is a little jaded and long sighted.
-Lifyre
like there are three groups of teams. The Fast Team:Michigan did it in roughly 50 hours. Then there is a 10 hour jump to second. The Competitive Teams:Places 2-5 took about 60-65 hours then there is another 10 hour jump to the Slow Teams.
Is this a funding based difference or is the technical expertise on these teams really that different?
What makes you think it would be accidental? I'm a US Marine I'm pretty sure I would do it on purpose. -Lifyre