Showing posts with label my first post in a project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label my first post in a project. Show all posts
Monday, October 24, 2016
Friday, September 23, 2016
Some answered and some didn't ;-) + Enterprise Next
nordic_PR---AT---ea.com
enquiriesx---AT---frontier.co.uk
johanna.snickars---AT---microsoft.com
pr---AT---arrowheadgs.com
pr---AT---psyonix.com
info---AT---dice.se
marie---AT---n3p.se
Apple and Deloitte launches Enterprise Next to persuade the whole Apple empire to become the first choice among corporate customers. 5000 advisors will be tasked to solely dedicate themselves to helping companies transform the way they work (everything from retail and recruitment for inventory management and back-office systems).
Computerworld has listed ten reasons why Apple will conquer the business market in the long term and thus become number one (Note: Apple is not the biggest platform ---- Mac OS X and iOS ---- in the private market) at the most profitable market.
"Iphone and Ipad changes as you probably know how people around the world are working. And through this partnership we will be able to help even more companies to take advantage of the incredible and unparalleled opportunities that we can deliver" said CEO Tim Cook in a statement.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
The setups or concepts Star Trek and The Feeble Files have birthday more or less today (fifty and twenty years)
Det är, generellt, en deppig genre, science fiction. För att vara den friaste och mest ramsprängande av alla filmiska och litterära uttryck – här finns möjlighet att uppfinna allt från nya naturlagar till samhällsbyggen och kulturer – är den märkligt besatt av undergången.
LINK | SOURCE
10,000 games for the Amiga are available now on the Internet Archive
( + WHY ELECTRONIC ARTS IS COMMITED TO THE AMIGA )
More (from the intro movie) from the game The Feeble Files
One more sources about the >10 000 Amiga games playable directly on Internet Archive (but only a few days later the beta-test was down without any "new" games)
>10 000 Amiga games

More than or >10,000 Amiga games are now available to play free online in your browser. It’s another addition to the Internet Archive.
While the archive is arguably best known for making and storing copies of web pages, it also includes a wide range of multimedia files and applications. It already offers several thousand MS-DOS games and hundreds of arcade games to play in a browser via streaming.
The newest section has games from the Amiga computer, produced by Commodore in the late 80s and early 90s. While it didn’t perform quite as well as its predecessors in the “persuading parents it will be good for doing homework” stakes, it had particularly impressive – for the era – audio and graphic capabilities.
While not every major title is included, the collection has plenty of the games most associated with the Amiga, including Batman and Xenon 2. The downside, as with many emulators, is that some games are slow to load and figuring out the controls can be a challenge.
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