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Soleron on 21 January 2009
JaggedSac said:
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Because I cannot deploy a Java game onto the 360. ...Why would I need to look for something else. ...

There's no point arguing with someone willing to lock themselves into the MS world.

 



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JaggedSac on 21 January 2009
Soleron said:
JaggedSac said:
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Because I cannot deploy a Java game onto the 360. ...Why would I need to look for something else. ...

There's no point arguing with someone willing to lock themselves into the MS world.

 

 

 

Please, please, enlightened one, tell me how to deploy a game that isn't developed with XNA, onto Live's Community Games?

And, wow at putting two unrelated sentences up so that they appear to be related.  Well done with the ...



Soleron on 22 January 2009
JaggedSac said:
Soleron said:
JaggedSac said:
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Because I cannot deploy a Java game onto the 360. ...Why would I need to look for something else. ...

There's no point arguing with someone willing to lock themselves into the MS world.

 

 

 

Please, please, enlightened one, tell me how to deploy a game that isn't developed with XNA, onto Live's Community Games?

And, wow at putting two unrelated sentences up so that they appear to be related.  Well done with the ...

Your whole problem is the fact you're developing for Live / the Xbox 360 in the first place. The reason I used the ellipsis was because those two statements illustrate your dependence on Microsoft technology. Which is fine, but obviously I can't argue against that.

 



ph4nt on 22 January 2009

No thanks, I like having my data in a safe place away from the internet.



sunil247 on 22 January 2009

Link to article ?
http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/41094/140/




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FreeTalkLive on 22 January 2009
damndl0ser said:
drpunk said:
I see this as the music file sharers dream.

It seems thoeretically possible to share music without using any of your own bandwidth.

I can't imagine they haven't thought of this themselves though.

 

There is no way I would put any bittorrents etc... on this puppy.  You could be caught quicker than I can post this response.  Unless of course you have an ip address that is untrackable to you.

I agree that you shouldn't put banned stuff on it and such.  However, many bittorrents are completely legal and useful.  For example, monthly collections of the Free Talk Live podcast are turned into bittorrents and the people at FTL like it so much they talk about it on the radio show/ podcast.

 



 

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