Comment Re:The Internet isn't that big. (Score 1) 169
Google's back-office obviously relies on a lot more servers than their front-end does.
"While markets are supposed to ensure transparency by showing orders to everyone simultaneously, a loophole in regulations allows marketplaces like Nasdaq to show traders some orders ahead of everyone else in exchange for a fee."
The companies managing the marketplaces make money (and probably lots of it) with this method, and it's not illegal. So it's just another flaw in the marketplace system that won't be fixed just because a few "key people" exploit it and make huge piles of money.
I realize I am entering the lion's den covered in tasty meat-flavored sauce.
Step 1 : Stop talking like that.
"Once validated, the game never needs to connect to the Internet again."
"Of course, this only works for online games."
Yeah, lots of sense here.
Basically it's just a different way to implement DRM.
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.