Comment Steam (Score 4, Funny) 142
"Internet of Things has more in common with the age of steam than the digital revolution"
Look, I don't know what you kids are using these days, but I still buy all my games on Steam just like they did in 1876.
"Internet of Things has more in common with the age of steam than the digital revolution"
Look, I don't know what you kids are using these days, but I still buy all my games on Steam just like they did in 1876.
Yes. They did publish Mirror's Edge... and shelf it forever, kind of how Zenimax treating Prey right now.
I appreciated Mirror's Edge, but it had that unpolished, not-quite-complete feel that stinks of EA.
The world will be better off without Zenimax. Everything they touch turns to crap. It's like they are the new EA. Maybe the complete failure of ESO will drive them out of business.
Dunno about that. Can you really see EA publishing a game like Dishonored?
Women push people into being sexist.
Well, that may be the most unintentionally ironic statement I've read all day.
Google seems willing to pay 10B to rent companies for a while...
They didn't "rent" anything -- they paid $10 billion for Motorola's patents. The rest wasn't worth much to them.
Jaguar is for tablets and seems to be designed for price point and not speed. That's why they are comparing it with the ARM stuff and not using an Opteron 6386 as a comparison.
The question is whether Jaguar itself is really 64-bit, or if it's just the graphics processor that's 64-bit and the rest is 32-bit.
Maybe, but good luck next time you're in a foreign country trying to buy food using for loops and if statements.
The thing you have to understand here is that Putin is an authoritarian douchebag -- but he's not an idiot. He knows that there will be extra scrutiny on his polices during the Olympics. By having Snowden around, it's a reminder that the US isn't in a position to finger-wag over such things.
As a former Shotwell dev I might point out that most photo manager apps can do this.
0/10. Not very original or funny.
So long as you're hosting your ads off-site, or even on a local (ad.example.com) server, we'll be able to block them.
SHHHH! Don't tell them how to fix this!!
...this is San Diego, and pretty much everyone drives at around 75 - 80
Somehow that sounds a lot more dangerous than one person with Google Glass.
It's far from a perfect replacement, but Yelp lets you search for businesses and such by location. You can narrow it down my moving/zooming the mini-map in the sidebar.
I'm working on a project that involves eye tracking while a person's eyes are closed, or at least mostly closed. Anyone know if any current eye trackers are capable of this?
Popped in here hoping to see some insightful discussion about the future of Java, to help inform my possible decision as to whether or not to spend a lot of time and effort becoming a Java developer.
Java EE != Java.
Cobol programmers are down in the dumps.