Agreed. That's political relativity for you.
The BNP are fiscally left-wing, but socially they're way past conservative and well into the realms of fascism.
I doubt their supporters realise how left-wing they are, though - it's the racism that they find attractive.
So instead you prefer services tainted by the BBC's left-wing liberal bias?
If you're right-wing, then even centrists will appear to have a left-wing bias. That's why the phrase crops us so much in the Daily Mail, Express, Sun, Times, Telegraph,
To the raving nut-jobs in the UKIP, BNP and beyond, practically everyone looks left-wing and liberal.
The article (yeah, I did RTFA) points out that those games are rated for age 17+, so I don't see what the issue is.
I wouldn't want my kids playing COD-MW2 or L4D2, but to be honest, they wouldn't want to play them anyway - they'd be much happier with the latest cutesy Wii party game, or something for the DS involving ponies.
Yet again, the mainstream media make the assumption that all games are for kids and are therefore completely shocked to see that some games involve blood, gore and subversive naughtiness.
Actually, I don't think they're shocked at all. They just think that their readers will be, and that's what sells papers and generates click revenue.
So let me see if I understand this: if someone, somewhere manages to compromise a particular model of HDTV, and that model's KSV is added to a revocation list used by broadcasters and stored on future HD media, anyone else innocently owning the same model TV would be affected?
So successfully compromising an HDCP device would be a very costly DOS attack?
I mean, what if some high-profile manufacturer's products (like Sony) were compromised in this way?
Does that mean the owners of an entire class of Sony products would find their devices unable to display certain content until they could apply some firmware update or buy a new device?
Well my interpretation of the patent was that:they cite SGML and RTF as examples of embedding style and structure directly into the content stream, and their patent is for "an improved method" which emphatically does not put that metadata into the content but keeps the two separate.
So it's explicitly not like XML (which is an application of SGML).
And their method is not simply about a separate style sheet which defines mark-up in the content - it seems to be a description of which parts of the text have which formatting, so that the content could be plain text without any embedded mark-up.
So they haven't patented CSS either.
I fail to see what this patent has to do with Word or XML, and the complaint doesn't exactly point out the similarities.
The Tomb Raider game environments have been 3D from the beginning, and Tomb Raider: Underworld (TRU) is no exception. The game features exceptional graphics and takes full advantage of the graphics processors of game consoles.
Nice way to get free exposure via churnalism.
... along with Hull being a horrible place) to stop me ever even thinking of living there.
Er ner it int. Ull's real nahce. Yer just jealous cos we get cheap fern curls. Shurrup merning.
It wouldn't surprise me if Bugatti make a big move into a (obviously lower) luxury market very soon, cashing in on the recognition they've earned.
They wouldn't be the first.
The Bugatti brand has historically been known for exclusive and mostly very high performance automobiles in relatively the same market as other boutique Italian manufacturers such as Ferrari and Lamborghini or the British Aston Martin. The halo effect is well known in mass market brands, but Bugatti and other boutiques like it are NOT mass market brands and cannot be made into mass market brands without losing their boutique pedigree and exclusivity.
Aston Martin's halo might be about to slip, although the Cygnet will only be available to existing A-M owners.
It comes with Windows Mobile on the navigation system.
If I paid $2.1 million for a car, at the very least I'd want to be able to program the nav system from my high-end smart phone
For $2.1 million, I'd expect to have Mark Russinovich programming the satnav for me.
And Jessica Alba sat in the passenger seat announcing driving directions.
Wait. Does Jessica know her left from her right?
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