98% to the writer.
2% to the distributor.

(Maybe more if you pay for advertising of your product too.. Cover bandwidth and server cost whatever is needed, 5%?)

Like macs! .. ?!

Yet another Soviet America joke.

You're doing it wrong :)

On Steam there's the Greenlit section.

Only vote for what you want, don't vote for the rest.

However it's abused by developers and bundle makers in that the developers may for instance run a contest where you're supposed to vote it up to be part of it or the bundle makers promising Steam keys if the game is greenlit.

Hence you get votes for shit.

If it was more restrictive and shit wasn't let it that might had been a good thing.

Alternative is to put badges on all the titles where you put gold badges on actually good products played by many, silver on other good/decent products and nothing on the rest or something such.

What was worse? Saddam or what they are getting right about now?

Same? =P

In North Korea Kim Jong-Un hacks all the worldÂs military networks in two seconds.

But.. But..

The true racists - you know the ones who don't just want to have their country left alone and finance others - would tell you the Chinese simply can't make anything useful! Ever!

(As they likely did with the Japanese and so on, heck,in the UK people likely still consider their military superior! (OH NO I I DIDN'T?!))

Good enough to catch 90% of the rockets from Gaza.

Those likely aren't the latest and greatest of rocketry though.

And of course there's the Palm devices (March 1997). And especially Microsoft PocketPC (Windows CE 1996) and Compaq IPAQ (launched April 2000.)

Apple Newton February 1998.

I don't know whatever the iPhone had multi-touch like he claim either.

The Nintendo DS was released November 2004 the iPhone June 2007.

So even if you exclude the not so common devices it's not even the first casual / well spread / far reaching product using a touch screen.

Also of course Windows got a chance on tablets.

(and if they gained traction there they likely still have one on phones.)

But can they run Crysis?

Don't expect the hate to end just because you remove peoples chance to vent their opinion.

I think it should be there and allowed simply because it's opinion and people talking to each other and yeah. Tough like if you don't like them.

As is the communication media is owned by private companies and we've got random individuals censoring the communication and peoples ability to make themselves heard.

Don't worry.

We'll just pirate the shit out of the video content if the service isn't implemented in a way we like.

I've drinked 1500 Bq/liter for like 15 years or so at least I guess.

And I'm awesome.