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vOv

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Everything posted by vOv

  1. vOv replied to OrgY's topic in Linux
    Y q tiene nuevo? [no sabia q las versiones tenian nombre xD ]
  2. vOv replied to OrgY's topic in Linux
    Q s exactamente?
  3. Dey, ya son 3, ellos son 4. Q solid se qde d banca
  4. Xq no, mejor aun, hacen un team y se echan a los HM como retadoras?
  5. Lo que me parece interesante es la contradiccion del discurso ideologico. Profesan buscar el bienestar de los mas necesitados y del pueblo en general, pero privan del derecho del transito, de atencion medica y de trabajar [a un mae del ICE no lo dejaron pasar xq habian encadenado las puertas de la entrada]. Se supone que buscan el bienestar del pais y de los otros ciudadanos, pero ponen sus propios criterios sobre el bien de los demas. Y esto completamente independiente de su posicion sobre el TLC. Tonces en q qdamos?
  6. Fragus, ud podria hacerme una?
  7. vOv replied to vOv's topic in SPAM
    Nop, debe parecerse a un circulo q varas, esto no es spam es informacion real!! -.- Ya los veo cuando los pongan a hacer un pentakismyriohexakisquilioletracosiohexacontapentagonalis en el brete y no sepan q es
  8. vOv posted a topic in Comunidad
    Gratz
  9. vOv replied to vOv's topic in SPAM
    Lol, geek spelling bee todos los maes con anteojos, espinillas, pantalones con tirantes y un lightsaber en el bulto
  10. vOv posted a topic in SPAM
    Un polígono de 56645 lados se llama pentakismyriohexakisquilioletracosiohexacontapentagonalis
  11. lol

    vOv replied to x02.BooT's topic in Humor
    lol, pobres cerdos! q bueno l espejo y la refri xD
  12. Hey estaria cool si siguieran haciendo imagenes de la semana
  13. vOv replied to xyGvot's topic in Comunidad
    gratz
  14. Gratz tarde pero seguro
  15. gratz
  16. hm, sale q charles y archy son del HM... y solid d q clan es? o.O Q bueno l d quake voy a ver si puedo llegar
  17. vOv replied to Ironman's topic in Comunidad
    Gratz
  18. In-Game Advertising 20 October 2006 Recently there's been a lot of fuss over Battlefield 2142's in-game advertising software. I admit I, like several other sites, incorrectly stated initially that it monitors your general browsing habits, when in reality it only monitors your behavior while playing in-game. I apologize for any confusion, and the correct technical details for how this type of advertising technology works can be found here. Essentially while you're playing, information is collected about (among other things) which in-game ads are in your field of view, from how far away, for how long and from what angle. OK, so what's the harm in that? This is no big deal, we have ads all around us already, right? It's not quite that simple. This issue is different, and has great bearing on the future of gaming in my opinion. To start with, advertising exists to be noticed. Advertisers don't pay large sums of money to have their ads just blend into the background. Using the data gathered above, advertisers will be able to see which ads gain the most attention, and focus on putting up more of them, in more prominent locations over time. There's no other reason for monitoring ad viewing behavior than to customize ads for 'maximum impact'. So if you're expecting ads to remain as innocuous out-of-sight novelties, think carefully about how pointless that would be for advertisers. The gaming experience relies greatly on immersion, and I oppose anything which can ruin that immersion, such as distracting ads. However the most legitimate complaint that gamers should have about in-game advertising is that it currently gives us no benefit whatsoever. We put up with ads on TV and on websites for example because they are what makes TV and websites free to consumers. If we don't want annoying ads, we then pay a premium price for Cable TV, or buy DVDs, or subscribe to a website. But that's not how in-game advertising works. EA Games, which is pioneering this approach, expects us to pay full price for a game like BF2142, in return for the privilege of turning our machines into an ad server while gaming. They reap additional profits while we gain absolutely nothing. EA argues that this model will allow for 'additional support' for the game, yet aren't they the same company which already puts out multiple non-free expansion packs to supplement their revenue, take months to address concerns via delayed patches, and are now also charging gamers to activate cheats in games like Tiger Woods 2007? Doesn't our initial payment for a game already entitle us to proper support and functionality, as it has in the past for so many other great games? I apologize for the long front-page article, as this is not what I normally like to post, but I honestly believe we're on a slippery slope with this new business model that is being forced upon us. Using their market dominance, and given the allure of extra revenue streams, it seems EA is having their cake and eating it too, at our expense. Think carefully before purchasing a game based on this sort of model - there are many games out there with far better gameplay, which can be purchased at a lower price, and receive much better support than these 'ad supported' titles. Fuente: http://www.tweakguides.com/
  19. vOv replied to DkCd's topic in Starcraft
    Mae, hay quake lunes, miercoles, viernes y fines d semana, lo esperamos
  20. vOv replied to OrgY's topic in Humor
    lol, q bueno yoda xD
  21. vOv replied to DkCd's topic in Starcraft
    Escuche a blood, ese mae sabe ^^

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