Comment Re:Blame Northrop? (Score 1) 211
Ask and it shall be given, for an extra 10 mil.
Comment Re:Watch out for loose cables! (Score 1) 174
And to think I thought virtualization was going to take off.
Comment Re:It's.. (Score 2, Interesting) 157
It won't work in real people's houses, because people will walk past and curtains will flutter in the wind!
If it works as said, it tracks object motion, no motion. Technology is out there for facial recognition. Tracking wouldn't be that hard, assuming it doesn't kill the CPU.It will never get any decent games!
It's a glorified Key mapper, no one needs to support it:Users can then program the emulation based on the game they want to control and the object(s) they want to control the game with.
Submission + - Paramount CTO discusses why they dumped Blu-Ray (pcworld.com)
angus_rg writes: Alan Bell, executive vice president and chief technology officer for Paramount Pictures, discusses the reasons behind backing HD-DVD, none of which revolve around being paid to choose a side.
Submission + - Sony sues developers of their CD rootkit
angus_rg writes: Sony BMG Music Entertainment is now claiming that their CD rootkit was defective, and is now suing the company that developed it. Apparently, this defect cost the record company millions of dollars for something they did not intend, and they feel $12,000,000 will ease the burn. Call me crazy, but it seemed like it worked the way it was intended.
