Absolutely agree. To copy from my own comment the other day, I guess Red Bull have struck gold twice with Vettel and Verstappen and so they're willing to burn through young drivers as fast as possible to find the next prodigy.
I suppose technically yes, but not in normal conversation (in Britain at least). It's not like it's completely nonsensical, but to us school is primary and secondary education, higher education is university; they're distinctly different things and saying "gets kicked out of school" would be way less ambiguous.
I think it was a combination of more space on the cartridge and better compression algorithms. The rumour was that Iwata wrote some miraculous code that produced enough space to include Kanto too, but I think that's apocryphal.
I feel every driver (especially a young driver with a history of success) will massively rate themselves and do everything they can to get the best drive possible (and it's that kind of drive that got them there in the first place). It's the older, more experienced team's job to actually develop the young drivers and promote them when they're ready.
I guess Red Bull have struck gold twice with Vettel and Verstappen and so they're willing to burn through young drivers as fast as possible to find the next prodigy.
How would you make it so you can only share games with your family? As in what technical definition of "family" would you use that can't include your friends?
If you're wanting to build a game, do it for you and not someone else. It's going to be a difficult and thankless task, so make sure that you are enjoying the process!
Google will continue to publish the source code for Android’s Linux kernel fork, as it is licensed under GPLv2, which mandates source code releases, and is separate from AOSP.
This is about AOSP, which apparently is separate and uses the MIT licence.
I can't see it making a huge difference, Android has always been in that "OSS but not FOSS" area of basically being completely owned and controlled by Google.
Yeah, plenty. Very much depends where you are in the country; whether it's a cool bar, an old man pub, or a spoons-like; and if you're going for a fancy pint or generic mass-produced lager.
Absolutely agree. To copy from my own comment the other day, I guess Red Bull have struck gold twice with Vettel and Verstappen and so they're willing to burn through young drivers as fast as possible to find the next prodigy.