Sorry, he's right, and his failure to do your homework for you proves nothing.

oh haha I see what you mean, you say you can't see a solution but actually, you are proposing one! you are so clever hahahaha

Wow, all that power, and you're still just using it to wank all over slashdot. good job.

Wow, you're a douchebag.

Calling someone a "flaming asshole" is flaming, sad to say. Please be civil.

Please stop posting, your post sucks.

I doubt you have many friends... I feel sad for you.

lol what?

" Got pulled over twice, and let go, because I had _NO_ contract with the government nor its police offices. It's all about Contract Law and Jurisdiction."

Bullshit.

Don't worry. Much like syndication works in the television industry, finished "bundles" of episodic games will be way more valuable to market, so publishers will have incentives to finish games.

So what you're saying is this great and amazing game has all the great and amazing bits hidden away, and I have to go find them to enjoy the game?

You're comparing downloading and double-clicking on a file with

1) learning what wine is and why you need it
2) installing and configuring an install of a windows "emulator"
3) managing configuration for each game, tweaking it as required

no thanks, my time is worth more than zero dollars per hour and I have no religious objection to Windows.

"Exactly. I'm saying that collecting evidence and then not finding any, is proof of gross negligence on the part of the police." Have you ever heard of the 'law' of unintended consequences? Let's see, go looking for evidence, if you don't find any you are punished for gross negligence. What unintended consequence could that rule cause?

He had a really good point. All you are doing is taking things out one more level of abstraction. For example, instead of having your chess "bot" get paramaters right from the application, just have it take captures of the board image and recognize the pieces. That is not a difficult task. Then, bolt on a chess-playing ai. Voila, bot, by your own definition.

No one is blaming anyone with autism. We're talking about "Asperger's Syndrome." Autism is a real disorder.