He should just rename it to "Ancient Tomes" and be done with it!

the trend will then be to treat computers like tools, tools that have to be maintained by the user; like in the case of a craftsman bringing his own tools to work.

then a corporation would save on tech support. you cannot use your tool? then you are incompetent at your job.

they would also save on machines, if people had to bring their own machines to work.

Or set up a well documented maintenance plan as a sysadmin, and take that document with you when you leave.

wouldn't it be more worthwhile setting up an infrastructure which constantly needs you expertise to stay running, the day you are not there to enter the magic code then "boom". then you could successfully claim having not touched the system after your contract is up. it would have to not be a time bomb but some kind of bash commands which you enter from memory every morning.

Clearly games which boot from DVD are the way to go, NVidia could ally itself with a Linux distro which can autoconfig the optimal configuration and launch the game. Save games could be online.

Create a game that you intended to give away free anyways, but instead create a flashy website showing off the gameplay with a $60 price tag.

Release the torrent yourself, then later on create DLCs that must be installed via the software for a cost.

And you would get this..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX2smM87r14

They are agressively investing in smaller firms that have the potential to make a profit.

They just need to open that strategy to smaller ideas and the banks are in trouble.

Linux IS the kernel. I think what you are refering to is GNU/Linux Bitch!! ;)

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So basically just avoid the other planets along the way, and go the slowest speed imaginable?

they are envisioning a multiple platform sdk, which is currently only available from Unity.

Get on sidereel.com, or like your favourite movies in facebook and you'll get recommendations.

I`m sic of this!

just disconnect it from the source, it'll discharge then reconnect it electronically. I'm sure there plenty of circuit diagrams for that kinda stuff.