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by nextparadigms 14y ago
It seems they haven't reached their Linux client goal yet, with only 6 days to go: http://www.indiegogo.com/torque3d-for-linux
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
They must've stolen this "brilliant" idea from Lieberman. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20111125/14202016898/sen-j...
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Hasn't Apple banned it yet? And if not, why not? I find the double standard appalling.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
At least they can determine a person's innocence after they're dead . The system works!
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Can spot a "target" from 20k feet would be a more accurate headline. Also, if it can be that accurate for this, why can't they turn rocket drones into sniper drones by now? Or do they actually prefer the capability of killing the target and
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
I agree with you. I want Ubuntu and Linux to succeed in having at least a significant part of the market, but I don't think it's possible, or not as fast as I would hope, if they keep prioritizing stuff for developers and stuff, when Linux
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
No info. But hopefully the first one will be based on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and will be 64-bit (Cortex A57 and Cortex A53 class chips). It would be a mistake for them to start out with a 32 bit version, just to switch to the 64 but version month
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
It seems they gave another billion to graphene research: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/28/us-eu-science-idUS...
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
European governments especially should be moving towards using open source software.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
And they wonder why the anti-American sentiment is growing. I don't like these trends of US dictating EU policy one bit. Sure, US has always had "great relationships" with some European countries after WW2, and many European countries liked
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Ubuntu's phone OS will be using QML, fyi.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
I think that's why many Android manufacturers decided to pay Microsoft, instead of trying to fight them like B&N - which probably would've won if Microsoft didn't give up and settled with them (they called it an "investment").
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
I would've really liked them to introduce a new more modern UI with this release. I like these UI mock-ups here, with the left sidebar. I think that's a good idea (the symbols above should be in white, too, though): http://pauloup.devianta
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Sounds like Dell wants to move "upmarket", being chased away by disruptive competitors. I think we know how that is going to end, especially if they are going to depend so much on Microsoft, another company being disrupted.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
I think the US Government is lobbying against it, too (and of course Facebook): http://techcrunch.com/2013/01/18/us-government-still-leaning...
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
The IE "child" grew into a very sick and kind of an asshole person in the 2000's. I guess they left that part of the ad out.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Facebook 2nd? Seriously? I can't think of anything innovative Facebook has done in years . The last one I could think of is the "Like" button, and probably even that is pushing it.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
And how is that different from the way Facebook counts its users? If anything I find using Hangouts a lot more "engaging with Google+" than just clicking the Like button. In other words, every time you press the “Like” button on NFL.com, f
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Can the WebP2P protocol be used for Bittorent, too, like instead of that Torque thing they have?
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
The video does mention some documents leaked that are password-locked and encrypted, and that they will start seeding some redacted information from it to media outlets. So we'll probably see soon if any of it is real.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Yes, that's why he said to find out "who was planning to kill the protesters".
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
I'm confident VP9 has a much better chance of succeeding this time around. h264 was already widely supported before Apple decided to promote it against Flash. That's not the case with h.265 right now. It will have to start from scratch, w
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
So what happens if VP9 and Daala are significantly better then? By your logic they should be adopted instead of h.265.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
It will be, and I'm sure most video players will support it, too, just like they are supporting VP8 now.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
This is why it's important to demand symmetric speeds from Internet providers in US. People are uploading a lot of stuff to the Internet these days. It's a much more 2-way medium today than it was in the past.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Probably. I've been looking for easy ways to share large files between 2 computers, and I've noticed some people were recommending to just create a torrent with utorrent (apparently you can do it just by dragging and dropping the file on ut
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Well I wouldn't to see in Nokia's devices anymore anytime. Also these have all been just experiments. Even Apple has implemented part of WebGl in the iOS browser I think. But if Chrome beta has it, then the next stable version should have
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
It's a good thing there aren't a lot of patents in the space industry, or aren't enforced as heavily as they could be.
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Are you using a Nexus device? I don't think they replaced the browser on Nexus devices older than Nexus 7. Only new devices that have been launched after June last year with Android 4.1 on board should have it by default, and as I said mos
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by nextparadigms 14y ago
Pretty sure Valve will support Half-Life 3 on Linux. Especially since their Steam box will run on Linux.

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