Comment: Re:More Specifically Aimed at Chinese Fur Farms (Score 1) 491
I agree, though in my experience, that emotion is hate.
What IT Should Know About Windows 8-> 1
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snydeq writes "InfoWorld's Woody Leonhard takes a deeper look at Windows 8 from an IT and corporate developer perspective, and finds tough choices ahead for corporate IT. 'Instead of looking at Windows 8 as a unified operating system running on two different sets of hardware — along the lines of, say, Windows NT — IT and developers should think of Windows 8 as having three distinct flavors,' namely, Metro, Windows Desktop on Intel, and Windows Desktop on ARM, Leonhard writes. 'In spite of appearances and great presentations, writing for Metro isn't as easy as redesigning an app to use a touch interface, then having a .Net guru go at it. There are all sorts of new restrictions. Worse, Microsoft hasn't released anything resembling the .Net 4.5 Framework for ARM machines. ... That's a tough pill for IT developers to swallow. Think of it this way: If IT has to make two different versions of its Windows 8 tablet apps to run on the Desktop on Intel and ARM processors anyway, why not go with an OS that's well known — pick your poison, Android or iOS — and forget about Windows on the tablet entirely?'"
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Comment: Re:Scaled down photos (Score 1) 262
The same way you clean a fish: with a knife.
Comment: Re:Dumbest Idea Ever (Score 1) 535
I may be incorrect, but it sounds like "them" is meant to be the games, though it's pretty ambiguous. Seems to make more sense when you read it as: "I purchased a lot of games that I really hated just to screw with those games."
Comment: Re:IF this passed in the US... (Score 2) 234
yeah, we shouldn't make any stealing illegal. Learn to lock your house more if you dont want burgers.
This makes me want to leave my door unlocked, with the hope that the reverse hamburglar deposits burgers in my house.
Comment: Re:#winning! (Score 1) 292
Apparently I can beat a computer, but can't beat HTML. Here's what that was supposed to look like:
Here's a way to do it. Feel free to send me a reasonable amount through paypal or USPS.
1. The first one is random, so use rock until you win it. If you lose, restart the game.
2. After the first rock, its logic kicks in, and the next 7 moves are: SSPPSRP
3. From here, it gets even easier. It gets into a loop of 6 moves: PSPSRR
Keep doing the sequence in 3, and rack up the wins. Once you do it once, then your next move is always the same as the second move from the bottom of your history. When it reaches 100, it has a glitch and rolls over to the next line. Here's a screenshot of 113 wins, to show the bug. The 3 gets bumped down to the next line: http://img217.imageshack.us/f/rpso.jpg/
Here's a way to do it. Feel free to send me a reasonable amount through paypal or USPS.
1. The first one is random, so use rock until you win it. If you lose, restart the game.
2. After the first rock, its logic kicks in, and the next 7 moves are: SSPPSRP
3. From here, it gets even easier. It gets into a loop of 6 moves: PSPSRR
Keep doing the sequence in 3, and rack up the wins. Once you do it once, then your next move is always the same as the second move from the bottom of your history. When it reaches 100, it has a glitch and rolls over to the next line. Here's a screenshot of 113 wins, to show the bug. The 3 gets bumped down to the next line: http://img217.imageshack.us/f/rpso.jpg/
Comment: Re:#winning! (Score 1) 292
Here's a way to do it. Feel free to send me a reasonable amount through paypal or USPS.
1. The first one is random, so use rock until you win it. If you lose, restart the game.
2. After the first rock, its logic kicks in, and the next 7 moves are: SSPPSRP
3. From here, it gets even easier. It gets into a loop of 6 moves: PSPSRR
Keep doing the sequence in 3, and rack up the wins. Once you do it once, then your next move is always the same as the second move from the bottom of your history. When it reaches 100, it has a glitch and rolls over to the next line. Here's a screenshot of 113 wins, to show the bug. The 3 gets bumped down to the next line:
http://img217.imageshack.us/f/rpso.jpg/
Comment: Re:2010 isn't over yet... (Score 5, Funny) 123
I'm an asymmetrically limbed hunchback with a torso tentacled person who likes to save on electricity by keeping the heat down, you insensitive clod!
FTFY
FTFY
Comment: Re:Difficult question? (Score 1) 141
Potentially, a kernel developer could debug code while away from the computer. Perhaps this hypothetical kernel developer is out for a jog and would like to debug code at that time. Perhaps this developer needs to mow the lawn, or is on a long trip. It may also come in handy for someone learning how the code is structured and is in the same situation. It's a giant stretch, and certainly not the purpose of this, but could potentially serve some use.
Comment: Re:Aptitude (Score 1) 769
Don't forget about the male models.