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Hartill · Guest

What a lame article. It is nothing more than "Look everyone! I have watched Back to the Future 2 too many times!"So have I. But I don't feel the need to talk about it all the time. And sI sure as hell don't feel the need to make up stupid connections.
We have a popcorn machine for our home movie nights, we ONLY use coconut oil, the way Zeus intended popcorn to be made.Screw these people who want to eliminate all pleasure from life. Moderation in everything.

Ghosia · Guest

“All of these campaigns died without significant sales. That's not exactly a rousing endorsement of "they worked".

Rihone · Guest

Tell that to Euclid, Plato, Diophantus, Einstein, Goldbach, Euler, Fermat, so many non Asians the list could go on near forever. I'm not saying Asians haven't contributed a lot to the development of math, just arguing how naive your statement is..
I came from the 32bit multi-tasking GUI Amiga where these kinds of issues didn't happen. Unlike the base 16bit mono-tasking Windows (first released just after the Amiga), the multi-tasking systems such as semaphore controls, messaging based controls, co-processor queuing, etc were all built in from day one.A quarter of a century later and Microsoft is still playing catch up in many respects. They're finally getting rid of GDI and implementing a proper window manager (vs. a frame manager which required the application to redraw invalidated areas). Window's pop-to-front behaviour necessitated by the original inability to draw to anything but the foreground window persists, but at least Windows 7 now allows you to de-overlap them.Deadlocks/race conditions are still an issue with Windows due to improper use of messaging architecture where tasks can finish out of order meaning you only need to wait on what is stalling. The 'address bar' progress indicator is something that I find very tiring and frustrating.Window's ability to use co-processors (like the GPU) still seems to require special implementation when it should be transparent and managed by the OS. They are meant to be co-processors. You assign them a task and they tell you when they are finished. There should be negligible CPU overhead. If you have no other tasks then application should sleep and require no CPU until the system tells there is a return message awaiting.These are ancient technologies. Why does Windows still have such a hard time of them? How the hell can a modern Windows based PC often feel so lagged compared to the 7Mhz/512KB Amiga?!

Josleh · Guest

And then the debt will grow to $20 billion.And...hundreds of thousands? Just how out of touch with reality aRE you??
I couldn't finish the Phantom Hourglass, as I couldn't stand having to redo that time temple after EVERY OTHER temple. I can't believe they did that.

Thaseem · Guest

The question of whether or not they "worked" isn't so much a matter of whether they provided a huge boost to sales, but more of whether they provided more of a boost to public awareness of the brand than an equivalent amount of money spent advertising on TV, radio, billboards, online or in print. I'd say I'd be far more likely to remember one of these clever ads than 100 TV ads, so I'd say they're successful ads.

Amira · Guest

Genetic engineering/beter selection more like.

Chrisna · Guest

I really liked "Stay Tooned" from Sierra.

SHONEEZ · Guest

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