Comment Re:All of 'em (Score 1) 153
You do realize the Kindle reads PDFs as well.
I have a Kindle Keyboard (Wi-Fi) and all I have to do is copy the PDF over into the documents folder via the USB cable.
Comment Re:wrong logo (Score 3, Informative) 312
He is the Chairman of the Board and was representing the company during the annual shareholders meeting.
That doesn't fit the whole he doesn't really work there anymore statement.
When he isn't on the board and isn't representing the company at the shareholders meetings I'll believe he doesn't work there anymore.
Comment Re:Less False Positives (Score 1) 743
You hit the nail on the head. The primary reason for that is once you have someone hired it is exceedingly hard to get rid of them. You only have to be burned badly once before you only want excellent candidates instead of good enough candidates.
Comment Re:Netalyzr ? (Score 1) 194
Yes because that couldn't be exploited at all..
What's that? The malware/trojan/root kit installed it's own root-certs and is running a proxy listening on 127.0.0.1:80 and 127.0.0.1:443?
That proxy is snarfing up all the data and shipping it off to some other server...
Just because you can't imagine how it could be abused doesn't mean it can't be abused.
Comment Re:I don't recall... (Score 2) 887
No not forever.. The record so far is 14 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Beatty_Chadwick
Revisiting the "Holy Trinity" of MMORPG Classes 362
A feature at Gamasutra examines one of the foundations of many MMORPGs — the idea that class roles within such a game fall into three basic categories: tank, healer, and damage dealer. The article evaluates the pros and cons of such an arrangement and takes a look at some alternatives.
"Eliminating specialized roles means that we do away with boxing a class into a single role. Without Tanks, each class would have features that would help them participate in and survive many different encounters like heavy armor, strong avoidance, or some class or magical abilities that allow them to disengage from direct combat. Without specialized DPS, all classes should be able to do damage in order to defeat enemies. Some classes might specialize in damage type, like area of effect (AoE) damage; others might be able to exploit enemy weaknesses, and some might just be good at swinging a sharpened bit of metal in the right direction at a rapid rate. This design isn't just about having each class able to fill any trinity role. MMO combat would feel more dynamic in this system. Every player would have to react to combat events and defend against attacks."
Comment Re:UID club... help me boost (Score 1) 1582
John Titor would be the person to help you out with that.
