At least, female astronauts haven't seen any of the vision degradation that apparently some male ISS astronauts have, in the 6 month to 1 year stays they've had. The article (below) is an interesting article, this isn't a spaceflight problem I had ever considered before but it's another one we'll have to deal with, obviously.
The title says it all..
The acting was horrible
The story was a unfinished retardcaism..
And the action.. Well lets face it it was pretty boring...
Really, even the fact that ILM did the special effects wasn't enough to save this movie..
How does this guy keep winning AWARDS!! They need stop it! Their just encouraging him to make more films..
That is, the service they had in Japan to allow people to get downloadable copies of games they owned that they could play on the Vita, however precisely it works (I'm not sure). It's going to be a Japan-only program.
... Yeah, it's far from unexpected -- honestly, I'm not surprised at all -- but still it's very stupid... so yeah, the Vita's expensive, requires an overpriced memory card to completely use (or to download games to), and has no way to play your games you own on disc, period. Rebuy the ones that are available on PSN. How nice.
Seems that the 5th GB Megaman is selling for some sort of insane amount these days... I'm glad I got mine long ago. I guess the word of mouth on how good this one was is spreading.
This is a lot like SETI@home and Folding@home, except for one big difference, it's "generalized", as in the distributed program can handle ANY sort of work load a project might wish (that can be done on a Turing machine, anyway). These work loads are all over the board, from major science research projects (like Folding@home), to major company research, to massive cloud computing work loads. That said, they have a selection process so just "having the money" isn't enough if your company just wants a platform to launch spam. Another big difference is that those who want a work load sent across this network need to pay up, and the project itself is a non-profit, splitting the pay between numerous worthy charities and random "prize winners".
Quite frankly, there's no part of this project I don't like. It's like a solution to all of life's problems.
