L.O.R.D
True Gamer
السلام عليكم
http://penny-arcade.com/report/arti...ames-with-ten-family-members-but-some-details
الخبر تابع لهذا الخبر
وغيرها
تم القبض عليه من قبل مايكروسوفت وزجه في السجن
كلام كثير
اللي فهمته انه ايضا شاف لابتوب في المنصة وموضول له أسلاك والألعاب جالسة تشتغل منه
اللابتوب يقدر يشغل ألعاب أكس بوكس ون ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟
http://penny-arcade.com/report/arti...ames-with-ten-family-members-but-some-details
الخبر تابع لهذا الخبر
وغيرها
تم القبض عليه من قبل مايكروسوفت وزجه في السجن
So, they were hiding the actual hardware, which I figured was probably some dev Xbox One units or something. And I’m curious. I wondered what these units looked like, so I decided to peek behind one of the cabinets. It was dark, so I took a couple quick photos with my flash so I could see.
What I saw was profoundly underwhelming. Just a laptop and a bunch of wires. I was just about to forget about the pictures entirely and find the guy who walked by with the raw tuna somethings when a massive goon packed into a fancy suit approached me.
“You need to come with me, sir,” he said.
Those are never good words to hear. Unless they’re followed by “Your dog just gave birth to puppies that crap $20s!”
The goon led me to a small enclosure in the corner; a little room made up of dividers and filled with travel cases and a few people on laptops. But you could tell by the haunted looks of the people there that this was serious business. Microsoft jail.
The MicroSlammer. Hotjail. You get the idea. Microsoft jail changes you, I can tell you that. The standing, the (relatively short) waiting, the cold metal of the travel case against your back, the mild sense of trouble — those are the things that haunt a man in his dreams years later.
As the guard stood outside to keep me from freaking out and making a run for it, a couple of Microsoft PR folks came in, large forced smiles on their faces. They just wanted to talk to me.
I figured it was about the photos, so I showed them my camera and told them if it was a problem, I could delete them, because, really, I don’t care. It’s just a laptop and a bunch of wires.
They made a big point of telling me that they were not telling me to delete the photos. That’s because they really couldn’t, since they never said what could or couldn’t be photos. But they also didn’t want me to leave that little room with those photos.
It was weird. They were clearly unhappy and concerned, even though they insisted that laptop was just controlling a looping video. Which it certainly may have been doing, which makes it even weirder that they were so upset at the photos.
Not being able to take their intense stares and restrained desire to yank the camera out of my hands any longer, I just deleted the photos. They then set me free.
I went back out into the party, bemused and found fellow auto-journo Blake Z. Rong, and told him what happened. As I was talking to him, I found I had one photo undeleted on my camera, so I showed him the big nothing all the fuss was about.
And then one of the PR reps appeared out of nowhere, hurt and confused at my betrayal. I assured him I really, really didn’t care about their super-secret laptop, and probably wasn’t going to reverse-engineer an XBox One from it, but this time I just gave them my camera and let them delete the photo.
So here’s a drawing of the photo instead, with absolutely everything the photo had: a laptop, some wires, and the inside of a cabinet. Have at it, reverse-engineers. It’s all you need. Maybe it’s a development system in laptop form, maybe it’s a laptop emulating the hardware, maybe it’s really just playing looping video. Who knows?
All I know is that this is a wildly important image that Microsoft must not allow to see the light of day.
كلام كثير
اللي فهمته انه ايضا شاف لابتوب في المنصة وموضول له أسلاك والألعاب جالسة تشتغل منه
اللابتوب يقدر يشغل ألعاب أكس بوكس ون ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟
