Of course, now when the pilot has to take a leak there is one less cabin crew, which I'm sure you can construct a scenario in which that's not a good idea.
The solution is right there in the summary: have a flight-attendant lurk in the cockpit.
I'm baffled that this wasn't mandatory. As others have mentioned: what if he passed-out, or had a heart-attack? It's painfully obvious there should never be just one crew-member locked in the cockpit.
I take it then that you personally are undertaking serious tax-evasion, right? Otherwise you'd just be an armchair critic who doesn't put his money where his mouth is.
They can randomly freeze your account and prevent you getting access to 600,000 Euros of your money, though, if you make the mistake of trusting them with large sums.
What's the solution to this? Have every company promise to behave? Decentralisation would work, but that's likely to be at odds with the business interest.
Well, we're really discussing dropping platforms, not specific products. It doesn't inconvenience many developers that they've stopped working on Encarta or the Flight Simulator series.
This is true, though I suspect it's not as bad if you use the C++ wrapper. More importantly, CUDA's tooling is far superior. But it's still Nvidia-only.
At least when titans of industry in the U.S. become the head of the regulatory agencies that oversee their former companies, they actually have to leave those companies.
Of course, now when the pilot has to take a leak there is one less cabin crew, which I'm sure you can construct a scenario in which that's not a good idea.
The solution is right there in the summary: have a flight-attendant lurk in the cockpit.
I'm baffled that this wasn't mandatory. As others have mentioned: what if he passed-out, or had a heart-attack? It's painfully obvious there should never be just one crew-member locked in the cockpit.
With Git, you have a full copy of the repo just by virtue of having "checked out" a copy.
Quick nitpick: that would be a clone, not a checkout.
For the non-git-users among us:
git clone: copy that repository to my local file-system. (All branches are copied across. This is normally over ssh or https.)
git checkout: give me the specified branch. (Doesn't require use of the network.)
git fetch: update the local store of the repository to reflect the current state of the repository on the server.
I take it then that you personally are undertaking serious tax-evasion, right? Otherwise you'd just be an armchair critic who doesn't put his money where his mouth is.
They don't engage in fractional-reserve banking.
Whether PayPal are legally a bank, depends on the country. iirc they are a bank in Australia.
They can randomly freeze your account and prevent you getting access to 600,000 Euros of your money, though, if you make the mistake of trusting them with large sums.
Or use a weapon that fires a burst, and load two rounds.
Does that explain why the plane took a dive?
I assume "DPI" was intended (that mouse is 2500DPI).
If things get bad enough there's an actual 'revolt' against the platform, that would be something.
Apple want people to develop for iOS, after all.
Am I right in thinking the iPhone market-share is decreasing?
What's the solution to this? Have every company promise to behave? Decentralisation would work, but that's likely to be at odds with the business interest.
Google has announced they have developed an AI program that detects the use of drone footage with 99% accuracy.
The pedant in me must know: you're referring to false-negatives, right?
Well, we're really discussing dropping platforms, not specific products. It doesn't inconvenience many developers that they've stopped working on Encarta or the Flight Simulator series.
nVidia support is basically perfect, with the exception of the open-source issue.
Don't forget their dire OpenCL support.
Sounds like the approach Valve took when porting Source.
This is true, though I suspect it's not as bad if you use the C++ wrapper. More importantly, CUDA's tooling is far superior. But it's still Nvidia-only.
Well, I can't argue with that logic.
Yeah yeah, ls671 likes to go outdoors, and therefore knew all along what causes myopia, right?
Neat. I don't think it has a word-processor though.
This article says Canada's healthcare is only slightly better than the USA's, but scores them much better on 'Cost-related problems'.
Surprised to see Australia score so badly on Cost-Related Problems.
The ethics will get interesting when we start to see lines of humanity modified to fit extreme environments
Or, far more likely, to be stronger, prettier, smarter.
At least when titans of industry in the U.S. become the head of the regulatory agencies that oversee their former companies, they actually have to leave those companies.
I imagine this will be standard in the next generation of display connectors.
I don't think it's being mandated in DisplayPort 1.3 though, for whatever reason.
A good summary. Here is Nvidia's overview of G-SYNC.
Well ok, but you've not made a convincing case, you've just restated your opinion.
Nay, it is heresy! Long live vim! :q! the heretic!
As a child with a GameBoy once told his younger sibling: this console ain't big enough for the two of us.