Car makers can and have been sued for defective mechanical designs many times. Now they're getting sued for defective and dangerous software and computer hardware designs. I don't think there's much of a difference between the two when it comes down to it. You were either negligent or not, and whether it's software, hardware, or mechanical stuff doesn't really matter.
I agree. Compression is the primary issue here. Make the resolution 10k and it'll still look like crap because of the heavy compression. But if you're claiming to see compression artifacts on a blu-ray disc I think you need your eyes checked. Those usually don't use anywhere near the compression of cable TV.
His comment applies only to hydrogen fuel cells. There are other kinds, and they offer higher energy storage densities. Don't let this guy's comments deter from the research.
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Correction. A few will let you disable them. Many will not, whether you uninstall updates or not.
Nope. Disable is disabled. It will not let you uninstall them without rooting the phone.
On my Galaxy S3, which is loaded only with genuine Samsung crapware, disable is disabled on those apps.
Hopefully they can make it as good as the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. That movie was excellent.
Supposedly the transactions are safer this way. I'd rather them meet online than on the street where I live.
Thanks. I'll give it a try sometime.
You can stream 1080 over YouTube? I've... buffering... never... buffering... been... buffering... successful... buffering... at it.
This is the 21st century. We have female pilots now.
Mini wiis aren't hardcore.
If that's not a setup for a joke about Japanese people then I don't know what is.
Maybe some of them could tell by the pixels that it was computer generated.
There shouldn't be a Password Hint field.
No kidding. How long before 99.9% of helpouts are for help masturbating?
The IT guy says I can't use my thumb drive. He's just being paranoid.
Car makers can and have been sued for defective mechanical designs many times. Now they're getting sued for defective and dangerous software and computer hardware designs. I don't think there's much of a difference between the two when it comes down to it. You were either negligent or not, and whether it's software, hardware, or mechanical stuff doesn't really matter.
You also need the source for the chips themselves. Maybe that's the weak link.
Do you have any numbers to back up that claim?
I call those people 'blind'.
I'm for more judicial discretion across the board.
I think you'll find your math ok, but your conclusions wrong.
I agree. Compression is the primary issue here. Make the resolution 10k and it'll still look like crap because of the heavy compression. But if you're claiming to see compression artifacts on a blu-ray disc I think you need your eyes checked. Those usually don't use anywhere near the compression of cable TV.
If it's faithful to the original then it's going to suck. A lot.
The new infrastructure needed for charging stations is not anywhere near as great as would be needed if we switched to fuel cells for cars.
His comment applies only to hydrogen fuel cells. There are other kinds, and they offer higher energy storage densities. Don't let this guy's comments deter from the research.