They have always waited for other graphics companies to lead this charge. It's a huge effort on the hardware side to be Microsoft's partner on this. The benefit is that you get out the door first, but Intel has never pushed for that leadership position in graphics (so long as you don't count volume).
I'm amazed that my fellow Americans are unable to extrapolate what "kit" means. We have plenty of "First Aid Kits". "Kit Cars", NO, not the Knight Rider version, thanks. As well as "Cosmetic Kits", ask your mom.
Then directly to the point, who has never heard the song "Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile."? Check out the contemporary version as opposed to the 1915 German original --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm86M2TKFDk
I guess the EMC engineer took the lyrics literally when considering his financial woes. (ba-dum-bum) Thank You I'm here every open mic night.
Great reference point with the "Blue Thunder" comparison. Do we have any domestic Apache Longbow's owned by police departments in the US? I don't think so. Probably some National Guard, but I doubt law enforcement needs these. Just call in the Guard for threats over SWATs already lethal abilities.
Or maybe, since we are using movie analogies, it's like "Die Hard" where it required the FBI to call in the gunships.
Or, Most of the wikileaks material was yawn inducing prior to the material provided to him by Bradley Manning. When the material became relevant then Assange became a player in the game.
I am less worried about flight duration than the sensor payload that Honeywell is installing for Miami-Dade. IR, Thermographic, NightVision, and HD cameras at the very least to make the drone "useful". TFA only mentions "cameras" not what type.
This statement by police says it all. "It gives us a good opportunity to have an eye up there. Not a surveilling eye, not a spying eye. Let's make the distinction. A surveilling eye to help us to do the things we need to do, honestly, to keep people safe," said Miami-Dade Police Director James Loftus. Hmm. "Not a surveilling eye," then "A surveilling eye to help us..." Maybe a typo, but still telling.
Please pull your vision back from the machine code level and enjoy the 50,000' view. The critical piece of information to see in this announcement is partnerships involved. Especially with NVIDIA and Texas Instruments. Two major players in the microprocessor industry with the need and ability to succeed in a new market.
MS brings the ability to mass produce a mainstream OS. NV and TI bring the ability to mass produce complicated microprocessors. It is important to note that NV specifically has a historical relationship and prior experience doing exactly this with MS.
This is a smart move for the compaines and as consumers we will benefit from a wider range of choices at better prices.
Apple should take note and remember the lessons from the early 1990's this same scenario de-throned them during that technology shift. Apple started that revolution as well and fell out when Microsoft came up.
However, the lag seems now, OnLive's biggest challenge will be to maintain playable connection speeds as the player base grows in number. Ask the millions of console/pc gamers out there now. Server load always is a problem and the OnLive solution does not address this.
This is the thread with the best and most useful information for you.
That said, I want to add that a good, experienced, professional quality assurance engineer would be a huge benefit for you. This person can go back in to the history of the recurring bugs and help determine why they are occuring. They can also assist you in determining if you have a need for further QA or test suites worked into your process. You can contract a QA engineer for 3 months and that would help you determine the metrics you need to measure to justify further expense.
1. I am planning on buying a WP7 LG Quantum soon. 2. This problem has made me glad I have been waiting. 3. The anti-m$oft trolls sure have a lot of mod points. Even useful posts in an thread about Windows Phone 7 are modded down. 4. Mod this down and prove #3 correct.
Don't be too quick to lump all hot modders into on group of "I dunno what happened to it".
-I am NOT standing up for this single instance of a dolt you have encountered.
- I am standing up for those in the hobby that know what they are getting into and like to squeeze every bit of power out of their rigs.
Most (obviously not your guy on that attempt) are going to supply extra cooling to the card and will monitor the temp of their components. Any hot modder with any street-cred has smoked something at some point.
I remember blowing a capacitor across the lab that sounded like a.22 went off. We all had a good laugh at my expense and I thanked God I wasn't looking into the case at the time. You can shoot your eye out with the official Red Rider overclocker.
I agree. Most of the designs appear to have upgrades in mind. Also, consider that - It's unnecessary to update cabling. - The 3.5" drive bay is still around after these many years. - Motherboard form factor and power supply sizes are standard.
It's a pretty safe bet you case can be around for years. When it finally is not longer useful, I'm sure the creator would be ready with 2.0.
This may be a stretch for some of the more rigid engineering folks, but try to think of it as a functional *art form* and a *conversation piece* to have in the home office. These are not production units. Each is probably a unique custom one of a kind build. (Personally, I think the GTC is amazing.)
Game of the Year. Made a $1,000,000,000 in 45 days. Maybe it's not the primary selling point of the game, but I see a good amount of split-screeners online.
Finally, dust off my original PS3 for this game. The only way that the PS3 controls are superior is if that they let you customize the inputs. Customized inputs should be required for all console games.
Even though the women still hung around with Assange does not carry the weight you might think. I'm guessing that this could be the same in Sweden as in the US because it's not a letter of the law issue, but a natural progression of reporting any crime. Once the women made their statements to the police, a prosecutor (a law professional with a degree) can extrapolate charges from the statements that the women may have never intended to be brought against the individual.
For a REALLY simplistic example. I'm a bar owner and I file a destruction of property complaint against two guys that got in a fight in my bar. After the police investigation. They both are charged with destruction of property because they destroyed a table. In addition, they both pick up assualt charges. One gets an assualt with a deadly weapon charge because he weilded a broken table leg like a club. The other guy gets assualt with great bodily injury (California) because he broke the first guys arm to avoid getting hit with the table leg. It can go on and on.
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It looks like NVIDIA really is betting the company on ARM. Godspeed.
I'll file a bug ASAP.
Along with the volunteers send supplies. Treat it like a prison colony and in a few decades presto Space-Australia.
Great! Now I have to hope they are looking for someone who will be pushing 60 in 20 years.
What is the average height of a astronaut or even an air force pilot? Anyone know?
They have always waited for other graphics companies to lead this charge. It's a huge effort on the hardware side to be Microsoft's partner on this. The benefit is that you get out the door first, but Intel has never pushed for that leadership position in graphics (so long as you don't count volume).
I'm amazed that my fellow Americans are unable to extrapolate what "kit" means. We have plenty of "First Aid Kits". "Kit Cars", NO, not the Knight Rider version, thanks. As well as "Cosmetic Kits", ask your mom.
Then directly to the point, who has never heard the song "Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile."? Check out the contemporary version as opposed to the 1915 German original --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm86M2TKFDk
I guess the EMC engineer took the lyrics literally when considering his financial woes. (ba-dum-bum) Thank You I'm here every open mic night.
Great reference point with the "Blue Thunder" comparison. Do we have any domestic Apache Longbow's owned by police departments in the US? I don't think so. Probably some National Guard, but I doubt law enforcement needs these. Just call in the Guard for threats over SWATs already lethal abilities.
Or maybe, since we are using movie analogies, it's like "Die Hard" where it required the FBI to call in the gunships.
I would love to see the different colors applied.
Or,
Most of the wikileaks material was yawn inducing prior to the material provided to him by Bradley Manning. When the material became relevant then Assange became a player in the game.
I am less worried about flight duration than the sensor payload that Honeywell is installing for Miami-Dade. IR, Thermographic, NightVision, and HD cameras at the very least to make the drone "useful". TFA only mentions "cameras" not what type.
This statement by police says it all. "It gives us a good opportunity to have an eye up there. Not a surveilling eye, not a spying eye. Let's make the distinction. A surveilling eye to help us to do the things we need to do, honestly, to keep people safe," said Miami-Dade Police Director James Loftus.
Hmm. "Not a surveilling eye," then "A surveilling eye to help us..." Maybe a typo, but still telling.
We knew this was coming. http://news.cnet.com/Drone-aircraft-may-prowl-U.S.-skies/2100-11746_3-6055658.html
Time to start-up my own residential sheilding supply and installation company. Any investors interested?
Windows on ARM is HUGE.
Please pull your vision back from the machine code level and enjoy the 50,000' view. The critical piece of information to see in this announcement is partnerships involved. Especially with NVIDIA and Texas Instruments. Two major players in the microprocessor industry with the need and ability to succeed in a new market.
MS brings the ability to mass produce a mainstream OS. NV and TI bring the ability to mass produce complicated microprocessors. It is important to note that NV specifically has a historical relationship and prior experience doing exactly this with MS.
This is a smart move for the compaines and as consumers we will benefit from a wider range of choices at better prices.
Apple should take note and remember the lessons from the early 1990's this same scenario de-throned them during that technology shift. Apple started that revolution as well and fell out when Microsoft came up.
However, the lag seems now, OnLive's biggest challenge will be to maintain playable connection speeds as the player base grows in number. Ask the millions of console/pc gamers out there now. Server load always is a problem and the OnLive solution does not address this.
"Well touche." /.?"
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"Since when has that been a requirement for posting to
This is the thread with the best and most useful information for you.
That said, I want to add that a good, experienced, professional quality assurance engineer would be a huge benefit for you. This person can go back in to the history of the recurring bugs and help determine why they are occuring. They can also assist you in determining if you have a need for further QA or test suites worked into your process. You can contract a QA engineer for 3 months and that would help you determine the metrics you need to measure to justify further expense.
1. I am planning on buying a WP7 LG Quantum soon.
2. This problem has made me glad I have been waiting.
3. The anti-m$oft trolls sure have a lot of mod points. Even useful posts in an thread about Windows Phone 7 are modded down.
4. Mod this down and prove #3 correct.
First name Wang AND last name Chen. "Everybody Wang Chen tonight". That guys name describes a oral copulation.
Don't be too quick to lump all hot modders into on group of "I dunno what happened to it".
-I am NOT standing up for this single instance of a dolt you have encountered.
- I am standing up for those in the hobby that know what they are getting into and like to squeeze every bit of power out of their rigs.
Most (obviously not your guy on that attempt) are going to supply extra cooling to the card and will monitor the temp of their components. Any hot modder with any street-cred has smoked something at some point.
I remember blowing a capacitor across the lab that sounded like a .22 went off. We all had a good laugh at my expense and I thanked God I wasn't looking into the case at the time. You can shoot your eye out with the official Red Rider overclocker.
hardcopies already won this contest. 2500+ years BC.
I agree. Most of the designs appear to have upgrades in mind. Also, consider that
- It's unnecessary to update cabling.
- The 3.5" drive bay is still around after these many years.
- Motherboard form factor and power supply sizes are standard.
It's a pretty safe bet you case can be around for years. When it finally is not longer useful, I'm sure the creator would be ready with 2.0.
This may be a stretch for some of the more rigid engineering folks, but try to think of it as a functional *art form* and a *conversation piece* to have in the home office. These are not production units. Each is probably a unique custom one of a kind build. (Personally, I think the GTC is amazing.)
Game of the Year.
Made a $1,000,000,000 in 45 days.
Maybe it's not the primary selling point of the game, but I see a good amount of split-screeners online.
Finally, dust off my original PS3 for this game. The only way that the PS3 controls are superior is if that they let you customize the inputs. Customized inputs should be required for all console games.
that is what the bathroom shower curtain rod is used for.
Even though the women still hung around with Assange does not carry the weight you might think. I'm guessing that this could be the same in Sweden as in the US because it's not a letter of the law issue, but a natural progression of reporting any crime. Once the women made their statements to the police, a prosecutor (a law professional with a degree) can extrapolate charges from the statements that the women may have never intended to be brought against the individual.
For a REALLY simplistic example. I'm a bar owner and I file a destruction of property complaint against two guys that got in a fight in my bar. After the police investigation. They both are charged with destruction of property because they destroyed a table. In addition, they both pick up assualt charges. One gets an assualt with a deadly weapon charge because he weilded a broken table leg like a club. The other guy gets assualt with great bodily injury (California) because he broke the first guys arm to avoid getting hit with the table leg. It can go on and on.