Comment If it comes (Score 1) 256
Then full respect for valve. Though they lost some respect for their shoddy PS3 ports.
Comment It's the name (Score 1) 80
Who would buy a computer called, "Xalaga".
Comment use myspace? (Score 1) 199
People still use this abomination of everything that is horrendous about web design?
Comment Re:Sweet spot (Score 1) 1027
4chan for the win.
Ok I don't like them. But this is ridiculous. It's like ubisoft is treating its customers as potential pirates. Screw them.
Comment Re:ha ha suckers!!! (Score 1) 658
Dropbox and UBuntu One are really useful at times like this. I don't understand how people still don't keep backups of their data.
Comment Re:ha ha suckers!!! (Score 1) 658
Especially when you're using a WIndows OS.
Comment Oh really? (Score 1) 979
Sounds more like sensationalism, and not fact.
Wasn't it just last year that some scientists built a super computer that has 25% brain capacity of a rat?
Comment US telling another nation what to do? (Score 1) 441
It's just the US telling(forcing) another nation to bend to its will. Nothing new.
Comment Re:Credit suck (Score -1, Troll) 120
The PSN network uses REAL currency. Not this fuck-with-your-mind-psychological-pricing bullshit.
An Inside Look At Warhammer Online's Server Setup 71
An article at Gamasutra provides some details on the hardware Mythic uses to power Warhammer Online, courtesy of Chief Technical Officer Matt Shaw and Online Technical Director Andrew Mann. Quoting:
"At any given time, approximately 2,000 servers are in operation, supporting the gameplay in WAR. Matt Shaw commented, 'What we call a server to the user, that main server is actually a cluster of a number of machines. Our Server Farm in Virginia, for example,' Mann said, 'has about 60 Dell Blade chassis running Warhammer Online — each hosting up to 16 servers. All in all, we have about 700 servers in operation at this location.' ... 'We use blade architecture heavily for Warhammer Online,' Mann noted. 'Almost every server that we deploy is a blade system. We don't use virtualization; our software is somewhat virtualized itself. We've always had the technology to run our game world across several pieces of hardware. It's application-layer clustering at a process level. Virtualization wouldn't gain us much because we already run very close to peak CPU usage on these systems.' ... The normalized server configuration — in use across all of the Mythic-managed facilities — features dual Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors running at 3 GHz with 8 GB of RAM."
Comment Re:Too bad we don't have rules to deal with this (Score 1) 839
Not to mention that one of the reasons for going green is the prolongued existence of our species. What is the point of using green technology if it harms us.
Comment Re:Here it comes... (Score 1) 167
The Indians gave us the Kama Sutra, which the Western world learns from. Not the other way round.
Don't know why Yahoo is censoring the word. It seems more like PR to me than anything else.
Comment Re:Uh No (Score 1) 582
Breaking News: Terrorist hijacks plane using only cooking utilities - Passengers relieved the terrorists was apprehended. When interviewed, one passenger stated, "I am glad he was caught, I don't know what he would have done, but it probably wouldn't have been as bad as his cooking".
Comment Re:Delusional (Score 1) 220
I want an Internet Explorer that is friendly towards developers. Microsoft are you listening? Contact me, so I can be on your next ad.
Comment what seriously? (Score 2, Troll) 346
Steve Jobs is the farmer and the current generation of fancy-clothed-hip-young-lifestyle people are his sheep.
i SERIOUSLY do not get what is so great about Apple products. All they do is take a pre-existing product, add gloss and make it look nice and the sheep come pouring in. What a stupid time we live in, Idiocracy is not far away.
BTW I'm not a M$ fan-boy, but I would take aMicrosoft product (or Linux) over Apple any day. Practicality over aesthetics I say.
