Comment Re:No we are not. (Score 1) 174
No, unfortunately i need to satisfy them manually. They said it will be fixed in GPP 2.1.
Comment We are not stupid (Score 1) 1070
... we just don't care. FTFY
Comment What about texture? (Score 3, Funny) 370
Is there a tiny ( - )sign on its surface?
Comment Re:At least they're up-front about it (Score 1) 131
Actually, it currently works in a similar way here. The Information and Communications Technologies Authority(BTK) orders ISPs to block lots of websites without declaring any reason. The fact that the "Law regarding crimes committed on the Internet" (indirectly) requires the websites to prove their innocence, while they can be taken down without notice.
They screwed up big two weeks ago when they tried to take down a list of websites including the most popular domestic social portal, which has enough cashflow to defend itself and enough influence to organize such an event.
The website itself is strictly text only(besides a couple of logos) and strictly moderated against illegal content. The reason was child porn, and then BTK declared that the portal was added to the list by mistake, but for some reason the whole order got cancelled after the reactions.
Comment Re:Brussels, Switzerland? (Score 1) 211
I don't know about Hebrew, but in some languages the names Sweden and are Similar. They are "Isvec" and "Isvicre" in Turkish. Kind of like Australia and Austria. A common mistake the kids(and sometimes adults) make.
Comment Talk about cool (Score 1) 284
The future is now!
Comment Re:Easy (Score 1) 465
I have just started to develop a "relationship engine" for modelling complex relationships between characters, mostly among NPCs. Sorry, no code yet, documentation is still in my dead tree notebook, but will change soon when I have the time.
https://github.com/embed/are-relationship-engine
Comment All we need now (Score 1) 71
is self replicating machines built with self healing material.
Comment Re:What if data == loved ones? (Score 1) 458
My Realdoll is *not* a possession you bastard! She is my only loved one.
Comment Obligatory (Score 1) 257
Comment Re:What a let down (Score 1) 87
I'm pretty sure printed bricks will cost a lot more than the original, mass produced ones. also of inferior quality(smoothness etc.)
Comment Yo dawg (Score 1) 1
I heard you like ban lists, so I put a ban list in your ban list...
Submission + - How often is science fiction right? (io9.com) 1
kaapstorm writes: Six scientists discuss sci-fi in which the fiction's prophetic hammer gets closest to the head of their particular scientific nail. Subjects range from weapons and AI through time travel to evo-psych.
Submission + - Verizon Ruins Android Marketplace
nacturation writes: Verizon is gearing up to launch its own app store for Android phones. This app store, called V CAST Apps, is completely separate from Android’s existing Market for apps. In other words, it’s Verizon kicking their partner Google in the man region. The idea of Android is supposed to be an OS ecosystem that works across a range of carriers. In the U.S., Apple isn’t doing this, Android is. And that gives the carriers less power. The problem is that Verizon is now using Android’s openness to ruin that approach.
Comment So what (Score 1) 1
This is a developer release, not an end user version. And finding the security holes is one of the points in making it "open source".
Linus's Law: Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.
