Except what you don't seem to get is that just because you CAN do something with a tool that doesn't magically make it an ideal tool for the job, it doesn't even make it a good tool for the job. Yeah you can do a lot on the iPad, but how much of it can you do well?
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A frying pan makes a serviceable hammer in a pinch, but I'd still take a claw hammer over it any day.
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A frying pan makes a serviceable hammer in a pinch, but I'd still take a claw hammer over it any day.
See above.
I never said things couldn't change, I even acknowledged as such. I just don't think it's likely we'll see any major UI changes. Chances are what we see up there is going to be pretty close to the final product. Maybe not exactly the same, but I'd put money on it being incredibly similar.
I don't see why people think it has to be 4:3 or 16:9. 16:10 is a happy middle ground and yet everyone seems to forget about it.
Sorry, but Giz has dumber ARTICLES than that. To say nothing of the comments.
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And while he's mistaken in assuming that the iPad doesn't need a higher resolution display (it does) he's correct in that the value of pixel density is relative to viewing distance.
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And while he's mistaken in assuming that the iPad doesn't need a higher resolution display (it does) he's correct in that the value of pixel density is relative to viewing distance.
EXTRA EXTRA bieber is still an Apple loving troll.
Well let's see.
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EDIT: Nope, still bjorked. Though it doesn't do the weird link conjoining anymore. So that's something at least.
I hate the notion that some people seem to have that old is automatically bad and new is good by default. It just doesn't work that way. And the other thing I can't stand is that supposedly everything has to be this way or that way. It's like these people can't grasp the concept of compromise. It just bugs me that some people seem to think there's not room in the future for the past, even when the "future" is still rather half-baked.
Gah, blame Gizmodo for that. I certainly only remember posting it once.
Also we should get rid of hydrogen hydroxide.
Wait wait. After DNF he actually expects people to take his opinions on gaming seriously? Har har, good one George.
I wrote a big long post about this but I forgot to add a tl;dr version to it so here it is:
You should be the master of your computer, your computer shouldn't be the master of you. Your computer should anticipate your needs, but it shouldn't decide what your needs are.
You should be the master of your computer, your computer shouldn't be the master of you. Your computer should anticipate your needs, but it shouldn't decide what your needs are.
Yeah I redacted my comment after I realised my mistake, I wasn't aware they could go in the cabin. Still I doubt my kitty would ever fit. She's much much bigger than the average kitty. Partly due to the fact she's far from being skinny but also that she's just BIG.
Let me get this straight, you're asking Jesus to stop "bold proclamations while at the same time insulting people, ideas, and technologies that maybe you just don't quite fully understand"?
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Jesus stop writing about things he doesn't understand? You may as well ask the sky to stop being blue and the earth to stop spinning.
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Jesus stop writing about things he doesn't understand? You may as well ask the sky to stop being blue and the earth to stop spinning.
And the disconnect you're not thinking about is how this affects developers, not users.
I like to think they put it in a paddling pool for Gaben to wallow in like a walrus.
Cheers. It's been bothering me having to insert all these periods to keep things neat.
And yet, still better odds than the lottery. Then again most things are.
Oh, and from the original auction listing:
"The items we sell come from a variety of bankruptcy, close-out, auction, surplus and salvage sales."
"The items we sell come from a variety of bankruptcy, close-out, auction, surplus and salvage sales."
The story could quite easily be a fake though. The eBay listing is all there, but the feedback from the buyer said it contained 6k not 26k and the response from the seller says it was a practical joke.
Oh, and from the original auction listing:
"The items we sell come from a variety of bankruptcy, close-out, auction, surplus and salvage sales."
"The items we sell come from a variety of bankruptcy, close-out, auction, surplus and salvage sales."
The story could quite easily be a fake though. The eBay listing is all there, but the feedback from the buyer said it contained 6k not 26k and the response from the seller says it was a practical joke.
