It's a good idea, but you're trading a little bandwidth for a lot of extra requests (and latency). And besides: a few hundred kilobytes isn't a big deal these days if users only have to download it once, which is what Google is doing. Custom per-site implementations defeat that.
I gave a speech once. You may not instantly see why I bring the subject up, but that is because my mind works so phenomenally fast, and I am at a rough estimate thirty billion times more intelligent than you. Let me give you an example. Think of a number, any number.
The size of your monitor isn't significant; it's the dot pitch that matters. Almost all current desktop LCDs are between 0.25mm and 0.275mm; if they scaled the image for the middle of that range, it should be accurate to ~5% on regular monitors.
Consider also that not all whales are the same size. At birth a blue whale is around 7m long. A large adult can exceed 30m. "Life size" is not an exact number.
I don't think they need to add a disclaimer just because some guy out there might decide to view the site on a large format (+very high dot pitch) display.
There's a very limited number of reasonable.com and.net domains out there. If they aren't worth USD $10 a year to you, maybe you should let someone else have a chance?
I think registration should be something like $100 one-time + $25/yr. Yeah, I'd spend a lot more, but it would be worth it to kill squatters.
On average, Pasko said that regular P2P traffic makes 5.5 hops to get its destination. Using the P4P protocol, those same files took an average of 0.89 hops.
Less than one hop on average? Wow, they must use patented "You downloaded that three months ago, you wanker! Look on your damn file server!" technology.
We already have. Single men and women can have sexual encounters with any other single consenting adults without fear of legal repercussion.
The problem is that he was married, which means that he put himself into a contract stating that he would restrict his sexual activities. Now he's in violation of that contract, and in the process has put the other party at risk of developing incurable diseases.
Don't blame the laws; he chose to marry his wife, and he chose to violate that contract even though are valid methods of terminating a marriage.
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It's a good idea, but you're trading a little bandwidth for a lot of extra requests (and latency). And besides: a few hundred kilobytes isn't a big deal these days if users only have to download it once, which is what Google is doing. Custom per-site implementations defeat that.
Thank you, researchers. The world really needed a metabolism-enhancing enzyme that turns you green.
I gave a speech once. You may not instantly see why I bring the subject up, but that is because my mind works so phenomenally fast, and I am at a rough estimate thirty billion times more intelligent than you. Let me give you an example. Think of a number, any number.
The size of your monitor isn't significant; it's the dot pitch that matters. Almost all current desktop LCDs are between 0.25mm and 0.275mm; if they scaled the image for the middle of that range, it should be accurate to ~5% on regular monitors.
Consider also that not all whales are the same size. At birth a blue whale is around 7m long. A large adult can exceed 30m. "Life size" is not an exact number.
I don't think they need to add a disclaimer just because some guy out there might decide to view the site on a large format (+very high dot pitch) display.
You may also find this enlightening.
The solder of the future.
Naturally, I read that as "qutits" the first time.
What good is 50Mbps... If you are unable to P2P?
There's a very limited number of reasonable .com and .net domains out there. If they aren't worth USD $10 a year to you, maybe you should let someone else have a chance?
I think registration should be something like $100 one-time + $25/yr. Yeah, I'd spend a lot more, but it would be worth it to kill squatters.
If you strip out the garbage (and most of the filters), you can have a functioning copy of CS2 in ~25MB. Google "photoshop portable".
Project "Borg".
No, they're marketing it as the successor to CD-i
No. It is the bad kind of fusion.
That's funny; I always thought it was the other way round.
Nah, that would ruin the temperature gradient.
* Room-temperature superconductors
* Computers that explode violently
Less than one hop on average? Wow, they must use patented "You downloaded that three months ago, you wanker! Look on your damn file server!" technology.
We already have. Single men and women can have sexual encounters with any other single consenting adults without fear of legal repercussion.
The problem is that he was married, which means that he put himself into a contract stating that he would restrict his sexual activities. Now he's in violation of that contract, and in the process has put the other party at risk of developing incurable diseases.
Don't blame the laws; he chose to marry his wife, and he chose to violate that contract even though are valid methods of terminating a marriage.
...The other reason to buy a HD-DVD drive.
But Humans are SUPERIOR!