I have several Blu-ray players from thrift stores. All they needed were cheap compatible remotes.
Evidence based policies are something we need more of in general.
There are many things to point at and blame without evidence. Is it increased class sizes, or teachers having to move from teaching to managing classrooms, or lack of arithmetic skills built on rote learning of…
> * Faster performance - unnecessary for me (I watch TV, movies and YouTube - it's never not smooth) Don't worry, the next tvOS update may fix that.
It's gone from the store, replaced by a pre-order for the new one. Refurbished 3rd gen units are still available (for now).
You’d also get CEO optimization, getting them to talk about <buzzword> and how the entire company is now a <buzzword>-first business.
Like cigarettes, simply ban the advertising.
>They believed their thoughts and bodily sensations were controlled by a machine that defied their technical comprehension and secretly influenced them from a distance, often claiming that it was operated by a group of…
In a fit of 90s nostalgia I’ve also been going back to software rendering, though I’m doing a hybrid of 2D style CLUT banks with a more modern binned triangle and barycentric technique. Since I’m sticking to a fixed…
Ditto the ST equivalent STOS. Amiga owning friends preferred Blitz BASIC though. Unfortunately, due to one Dijkstra quote about it, people tend to be quite snobbish about BASIC.
Blue needs to be paler, and the dot smaller ;-)
A subgroup of MAGMA, for owners of secret volcano lairs.
“Designed in California, for Californians” was too long.
Interesting. I was on PlayStation so I only heard about N64 dev at lunch. Factor5 were much closer to Nintendo than we were, and also known to be a bit good. Plus SDKs change over time. Take PS1 for example. We didn’t…
They’re called off ramps for a reason right?
Yes, 2nd party privileges.
Probably more accurate to say the custom microcode tools were not given to third party developers. From what I remember, you had to list the microcode used on your submission form, and Nintendo checked for it in your…
Why do they do it? To make money. How do they make money? Advertising. Designate them broadcasters and hold them to the same advertising standards.
Which, despite the VCR-like appearance, meant no faux wood detailing ;-)
I wish they’d bring back the original PlayStation logo though, not just on anniversary editions.
Their presumed lack of regression testing.
For big games, it’s a legal thing. Ever since the Hot Coffee debacle, we are not allowed to hide content, all of which has to be approved by legal.
I have been in the situation of standing outside an after-hours pick-up only window at a McDonald’s in the UK, able to talk to the staff, but unable to order because they only accepted app orders and I only had access…
Or pasta as a cereal, in a bowl with milk.
In space, no-one can ... serve you warrants.
I have several Blu-ray players from thrift stores. All they needed were cheap compatible remotes.
Evidence based policies are something we need more of in general.
There are many things to point at and blame without evidence. Is it increased class sizes, or teachers having to move from teaching to managing classrooms, or lack of arithmetic skills built on rote learning of…
> * Faster performance - unnecessary for me (I watch TV, movies and YouTube - it's never not smooth) Don't worry, the next tvOS update may fix that.
It's gone from the store, replaced by a pre-order for the new one. Refurbished 3rd gen units are still available (for now).
You’d also get CEO optimization, getting them to talk about <buzzword> and how the entire company is now a <buzzword>-first business.
Like cigarettes, simply ban the advertising.
>They believed their thoughts and bodily sensations were controlled by a machine that defied their technical comprehension and secretly influenced them from a distance, often claiming that it was operated by a group of…
In a fit of 90s nostalgia I’ve also been going back to software rendering, though I’m doing a hybrid of 2D style CLUT banks with a more modern binned triangle and barycentric technique. Since I’m sticking to a fixed…
Ditto the ST equivalent STOS. Amiga owning friends preferred Blitz BASIC though. Unfortunately, due to one Dijkstra quote about it, people tend to be quite snobbish about BASIC.
Blue needs to be paler, and the dot smaller ;-)
A subgroup of MAGMA, for owners of secret volcano lairs.
“Designed in California, for Californians” was too long.
Interesting. I was on PlayStation so I only heard about N64 dev at lunch. Factor5 were much closer to Nintendo than we were, and also known to be a bit good. Plus SDKs change over time. Take PS1 for example. We didn’t…
They’re called off ramps for a reason right?
Yes, 2nd party privileges.
Probably more accurate to say the custom microcode tools were not given to third party developers. From what I remember, you had to list the microcode used on your submission form, and Nintendo checked for it in your…
Why do they do it? To make money. How do they make money? Advertising. Designate them broadcasters and hold them to the same advertising standards.
Which, despite the VCR-like appearance, meant no faux wood detailing ;-)
I wish they’d bring back the original PlayStation logo though, not just on anniversary editions.
Their presumed lack of regression testing.
For big games, it’s a legal thing. Ever since the Hot Coffee debacle, we are not allowed to hide content, all of which has to be approved by legal.
I have been in the situation of standing outside an after-hours pick-up only window at a McDonald’s in the UK, able to talk to the staff, but unable to order because they only accepted app orders and I only had access…
Or pasta as a cereal, in a bowl with milk.
In space, no-one can ... serve you warrants.