What's wrong with just killing them, and taking their land? Obviously the rich don't give a shit about the poor. They'd rather hold on to their wealth, wall themselves into a gated community, than help their fellow citizens who are in poverty. The problem is people with wealth are too selfish to do anything. I'm all for having an involuntary euthanasia program for the poor and unfortunate.
It is useful, you don't need to worry about insects and infectious diseases. Most pesticides are damaging to the surrounding ecology. Moreover, with the way industrial farming is currently done, most plants are genetically similar to each other. This means that if a bacterial outbreak were to occur, it could potentially wipe out many crops. In an enclosed environment, you eliminate these things. Although, you could still do it in a green house.
Only once for the containing canvas. A direct access to the canvas pixel data and webGL offscreen rendering is all you need. With a few hacks, we're already 90% there. I expect by next year to see an explosion of this. There already are projects in Github that translated SDL and OpenGL to build web widgets.
Forcing the DOM, JS and CSS was a mistake. The problem was that you couldn't have alternatives. wasm is going to disrupt front end by allowing you to have a strong typed language that you can use to build your own framework like the good ol' days.
Speaking of Ubisoft, is it just me or do they repackage the same game with different skins over and over gain? I swear Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Ghost Recon and Watch Dogs are the same game with different skins.
I'm not that attached to the Disney IP at all. I don't care about Pixar, Mickey Mouse, Starwars or Marvel. I'm very attached to video games, especially from the gamecube/ps2 to the wii/ps3 era. That was my childhood, Halo3, Bioshock, GTA San Andreas, Mario Galaxy. I got recently into more retro games from the N64/PS1 era, and I absolutely love those, they have this charming simplicity to them. I just don't feel anything for Disney, didn't grow up with it.
"And it’s teaming up with Universal Studios to create theme-park attractions based on Nintendo characters, the first of which will open in Osaka in time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics."
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
NINTENDO LAAAAAAaaaaAAAaaaaaaAAAAAADDDDD!!!!!!!!
IT'SSSSS HAAAAAAAPPPPPPEEEEEENING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's like Disney Land but a millions times better. Actually screw Disney Land, Disney Land sucks.
It's not for games. We are dealing with big data, we need to highly interactive UIs on the web that we can use to communicate and interact with this information. Something like this is where I see the future of web:
http://globe.cid.harvard.edu
That is not real time, but very difficult to pull off on web (harder than using C++ on desktop! Debugging webGL in JS is a nightmare). I don't see any issues with an ARM processor. The Harvard globe project if done in C++ could definitely run on a 2004 era computer. Most phones these days are much more powerful.
> Incidentally, it would make the browser vendors themselves fairly obsolete, which is probably why it hasn't happened yet.
Mostly, but not entirely true. It's been a while seen we've seen a new browser come out, but the time is ripe to begin work on one, and release it in a few years. Just fork webkit to maintain backwards compatibility. I see browsers just becoming a sandbox virtual machine with a key ring, with minimal functionality.
Apple has the strongest incentives to build what I am mentioning. Not sure if they will.