It's the same performance as a 1.6Ghz quadcore with just air cooling
Except that it's not. For some theoretical computations that could be made perfectly parallel, this might be nearly true. However, in most cases (presently), the limiting factor in computation speed is the clock speed of an individual core.
Can someone please explain to me why Sony doesn't do more to encourage indie games? As best I can tell, because Sony makes most of their profit from game sales, they don't want to risk allowing a new market to compete with the money-makers, which is logical.
My feeling, though, is that opening up new markets and capabilties can only increase the demand for the console, which in turn should at least balance out a theoretical loss in game sales: Nobody buys a console specifically for indie games, but for many it's definitely an influencing factor, and these additional buyers are almost certain to buy something. Indie apps hasn't exactly killed Android.
I wouldn't want them if they were free
Not to be rude, but what cave are you reading magazines in that doesn't have sufficient light to read a magazine?
I'm glad to see the open source community actually try something different, interesting, and better.
I'll give you two of those three. GNOME 3 is certainly an interesting concept and different, but I have yet to see it justify itself as an "improvement".
How dare those pirating alien scum view our IP without a license!
I've got it! Instead of trying to get Congress to fund "space exploration", we get them to fund "IP infringement notice deliveries to extrasolar nations".
But how do you patent a tree and retire a millionaire after the IPO?
I'm no biblical scholar but isn't that what God did?
"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."
