The euro is an international currency, the Anglo-sphere can try to "regulate" language all they want, but it just looks foolish. There is a reason why we use euro/euros for different things: "This game costs twenty euro. I had a bill of fifty euro yesterday, but I spent most of it on clothing. Oh wait, I still have twenty euros in my pocket, I can pay for it!"
It's "euro", not "euros", unless he gets paid with 1.2 million coins.
Welcome to a week ago. Oh, and security guys -are- picking up on it. Stop following companies/press and start following persons.
This. For the love of tech news, spell-check your shit, slashdot.
Heh, a "think of the kids!" type of argument faring well on Slashdot. That's a first.
Who is this "we" you are speaking of? You and all the other Anonymous Cowards? You're called coward for a reason, you know. I know I wouldn't, just like I wouldn't assist most politicians, and dictators. If you want to force companies to change, you first have to change yourself.
"Deolalikar's result is that "P (does not equal) NP (intersect) co-NP for Infinite Time Turing Machines". This is a special context - infinite time Turing machines are not the same thing as standard Turing machines, but are a kind of hypercomputer. Dcoetzee 09:07, 8 August 2010 (UTC)"
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:P_versus_NP_problem#Potential_Solution
Check if you get free Usenet access with your ISP, or purchase a Usenet account from time to time to download some of the older stuff. Although, even with 600+ days of retention, content falls through gaps.
Keep on seeding/posting!
An entire book on "how to upload on Plone".
My mind is Plone.
Tinfoil hat mode. I'm not even kidding, I have nothing but my suspicion.
And -I- would say that things like game development (and computer engineering in general) is a global happening. It makes no sense to point out what "Americans" or the "English" did as opposed to "the Japanese". Game companies (and subsequently, games) are build using talent from all over the globe. In one game, your sprites may be American, your music can be Japanese and the code could be African.
Sure, you can point out regional differences in the game market. If you look closer though, you'll see that there's much more cohesion than divisiveness.
http://www.ivghof.com/media-and-sponsors/our-official-media-partners
Scroll down, take notice of the sponsors. The list contains, among others, Walmart, Xbox 360 (yes, the name of the console, not the company), Gamestop and Alienware (Dell).
Dirty little fucking companies at it again. Skewing results, steering votes. Eugh.
Remember, UNIX spelled backwards is XINU. -- Mt.
