I have no idea what you are talking about. Google maps loads instantly for me. It doesn't do much beyond map related functions, so I'm not sure where you are getting "bloated" from.
Isn't removing infringing content at the request of the rights holders its-self an act of moderation? You must do that in order to be considered a safe harbor, but having moderators means you don't have safe harbor protections.
2. They were, or should have been had they been paying attention, taught about projections in geography class
But they weren't, or didn't; so we have to deal with reality. Reality says people don't understand map projections, even though they were supposed to learn about them. So the choice is to continue trying the same thing, over and over, again, or try something new.
The line is fuzzy. What if the "data" for your map says that when the user walks over a specific location, call a specific function? What if those functions can accept information about the state of the game at that point? What if that map data can contain multiple function calls? At some point that map data starts to look like a script, and scripts look an awful lot like code.
Wikileaks is a highly political organization. They're not an equal opportunity leaker. The timing and subjects of their leaks is definitely geared toward specific political goals.
Why does that mean we should ignore what they leak?
What happens to the jr. developer whose first task was to write software that was only supposed to be used internally as a test, when a year later some manager decides to put that code on a public facing, external server?
Then don't go to a gas station in the US. Almost all of them in this area have gone to a "pre-pay" mode, where they think you must be a criminal who will drive away without paying unless they make you pay first.
What US are you talking about? I haven't had to pre-pay for gas in PA, MD, NY, or VA in over 15 years.
Those standard USB ports tend to be a little weak point in the construction of the phone. They often fail completely, or damage the port / phone if someone does something like trip over the USB cable. The become loose over the life of the phone as the cable is plugged and unplugged, sometimes making it hard to keep the cable plugged in.
Wireless charging is a boon to anyone who has ever experienced any of these problems.
Please don't talk about nuclear power until you understand the basic principals, like what a meltdown actually is. Unless, of course, you actually want to sound like an idiot. Which I kind of suspect is the case.
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I have no idea what you are talking about. Google maps loads instantly for me. It doesn't do much beyond map related functions, so I'm not sure where you are getting "bloated" from.
Isn't removing infringing content at the request of the rights holders its-self an act of moderation?
You must do that in order to be considered a safe harbor, but having moderators means you don't have safe harbor protections.
If he pushed for laws or took actions that specifically targeted his own properties at the expense of others, yes.
How is waking you up every three minutes supposed to help you sleep?
You got it wrong, it helps the guy selling it sleep at night, not you. Huge piles of money is apparently very comfortable.
No, that's what you get for choosing a MS product that has been unsupported for 2 years now. Modern versions are just fine.
He seems to cares about MY browsing history; I will care about HIS.
Can you back that up with some examples?
How do you enter passwords on your cell phone?
More likely, is that an incumbent carrier is making physical access nearly impossible.
2. They were, or should have been had they been paying attention, taught about projections in geography class
But they weren't, or didn't; so we have to deal with reality. Reality says people don't understand map projections, even though they were supposed to learn about them. So the choice is to continue trying the same thing, over and over, again, or try something new.
It's nice that you don't use them, but lots of people do.
If you like that, check out "Kittens Game", it's been called "The Dark Souls of Idle Games".
This twice annual ritual of suggesting we get rid of Daylight Saving Time is more annoying that actually changing the clocks.
The line is fuzzy. What if the "data" for your map says that when the user walks over a specific location, call a specific function? What if those functions can accept information about the state of the game at that point? What if that map data can contain multiple function calls? At some point that map data starts to look like a script, and scripts look an awful lot like code.
Why does that mean we should ignore what they leak?
a) yes, it always has.
b) probably about 6 months
What happens to the jr. developer whose first task was to write software that was only supposed to be used internally as a test, when a year later some manager decides to put that code on a public facing, external server?
yeah... you're going to want to talk to your doctor about upping your meds.
Then don't go to a gas station in the US.
Almost all of them in this area have gone to a "pre-pay" mode, where they think you must be a criminal who will drive away without paying unless they make you pay first.
What US are you talking about? I haven't had to pre-pay for gas in PA, MD, NY, or VA in over 15 years.
She says she has screen shots. Please stop yelling inanities.
As the saying goes, "Pics, or GTFO".
I can say I have a lot of things, that doesn't mean I actually do.
It's not exactly concise, but this video shows what it can do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
https://chromeunboxed.com/chro...
Says manufacturer of chocolate bars.
Those standard USB ports tend to be a little weak point in the construction of the phone. They often fail completely, or damage the port / phone if someone does something like trip over the USB cable. The become loose over the life of the phone as the cable is plugged and unplugged, sometimes making it hard to keep the cable plugged in.
Wireless charging is a boon to anyone who has ever experienced any of these problems.
Please don't talk about nuclear power until you understand the basic principals, like what a meltdown actually is. Unless, of course, you actually want to sound like an idiot. Which I kind of suspect is the case.