Do you know what a crowded city is? Well, Sao Paolo, Mexico D.F., Bogota, Caracas are crowded cities which have something in common: a whole bunch of cars running on CNG or LNG with the this tanks holding up +3.000 P.S.I.
OTOH, just wait until all oil has ran out, you won't care if you have to carry the freaking hydrogen tank on your lap.
I think it's time to change the "In God we trust" with "Nuke it!".
Asteroid? Nukes! Japanese? Nukes! Penitentes? NUKE! Mutant whales? NUUUUKEEEEEE!!!
Exactly.
In some cases you can see that the use of a Java Applet is a shortcut (VPN for instance) but in others, there's no other way around because browsers aren't allowed to do some stuff (like USB, which I'm perfectly fine with). Saying it isn't so is because you don't have enough data to take an informed decision... or simply because you're trolling.
I've developed Java Applets before, and believe me, when confronted with a problem, a Java Applet is surely the last resource any serious JEE developer will take. I mean, Java Applets, apart of the security stuff, are hard to maintain, to test and provide a horrible UX compared to a nice web frontpage. I myself find any sort of plug-in disgusting, be it Flash, ActiveX, Silverlight or Java.
OTOH, I can see that Mozilla, in the end, is pushing its own strategy with HTML5 and that the people making the decisions aren't exposed to this scenarios where the browser simply isn't capable/allowed. But if you're going to block something, provide a solution to the problems Java Applets try to solve too.
Apart of the 200 already existing titles already mentioned, SteamBox + HalfLife3 would be a killer move from Valve and place them, at least, at a very good starting position. I can dream, can't I?
What worries me is that, some big shots like GTAV are not in those 200 titles.
It might be rubbish or plain stupid, but it's a pretty cool use of different technologies which might give birth to other cool stuff.
If B.Franklin discovery was published in
Pathetic.
Nothing less, nothing more. First of its kind I guess, maybe that's why the name got lost in translation.
It seems you're a little constrained down there, do you need any help with that?
Everything is better with bluetooth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61a0qHFcQE4
In NSA America world's largest virus discovers YOU!
Good point, arms DRM! Man, the NRA should be lobbying for this HARD!
Or worst yet, what happens on a 5% charged battery? Some cheap electronic components misbehave on low charges.
You seem to have left Europe out of it. Little fact, Switzerland and Finland have close or higher rates of gun ownership than the USA.
In that case, simply edit your hosts file and add your own entry for project123.ibm.com. Your first DNS server is your computer... unless you've changed the default host.conf
Not sure about your comment about Win2K, maybe you weren't working within an enterprise at that time but I remember it being much better than Win982E and WinXP. Win2K Server was very good also (apart of having a GUI on a server).
Actually, it was the last version of Windows I touched for more than 15 minutes before inserting a LiveCD/USB.
Right, like people are going to know/care the kernel version their smartphone is using. Come on! I've been working and developing software for/on Linux for 15 years and I don't know the version of the kernel I'm running. Hell, I didn't even know kernel versions had names.
Right, I'm running 3.2
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
