Serious journalists stopped using Skype around the time of Arab spring, I always took this to mean it had already been easily broken.
Think about it this way, if you control the network that's one thing, if you control the isp that's another level with lots of options but now if you control the entire countries infrastructures that is a completely different ball game. I wonder how well blackberry runs in Russia.
It's always been a prestige model and, secondarily, a testbed for miniaturization of components. I'm kind of impressed at the all-Flash storage, actually.
Your right, but this design comes to market and its already slightly jaded. 64Gb ssd, Nvidia 330m. Sort of reminds me of the first EEEpcs. However as a 'new' product it sits quite well between the ipad and the macbook but I'm willing to bet it will be silently updated when OS X 10.Lion is released during summer. Probably using Intel's new sandy bridges or (hopefully) AMD fusion.
Try going to a local computer supplier, or a good local computer shop, and order a few 100 as a trial. It'll at least cut your dell costs, and at worst you'll be stuck maintaining a few 100 instead of a 1000. And any computer store worth their salt, would offer you a good rate on a few 100 - especially if your willing to do it 20-50 computers at a time. Which might make sense, if your upgrading a team at a time.
Logic is programming! And its from the school of philosophy:) Philosophy > Math. I agree math skills are needed, but programming is more an art than a science. At least I see a little beauty in awesome code, even if it is awesomely bad. In everything creativity is king.
Science fiction usually explores ideas and themes that are within the realm of current theoretical science, like time machines or nanotechnology.This was great fodder for sci fi writers, but today there simply isn't as of many 'new' revolutionary ideas in science. Most new scienctific discoveries and theories don't lend themselves as the main concept or premise of a story. They simply are not as remarkable or seemingly supernatural to the lay or nerdy crowd. I hope its just my own naïveté, but I fear science is just less theatrical nowdays. Also I say we blame the internet, people who like or would have liked sci fi are just too well informed. Classic SciFi always has science/techology be of equal dramatic force to the social/character driven drama, such equality is just too hard with the nature of science today...
USSR already won the space race, in my eyes. Sending robots to the moon > man to the moon. Sending man into outter space seems like a silly idea to me still, robotics ftw.
It developed a very nice wifi solution, in something like 6months and they did it as pure research. Do you need more legitimacy ? The money they've (imho) rightly got will go back into pure research. To develop idea and theories now, that will be hopefully as useful as wifi. You don't want useful things? As an Australian citizen don't you think I want my research organisation to be given its due? Everyone had access to there results as they published it, I can only find an 18page patent "Wireless LAN John D. O'Sullivan et al". I'd hazard a guess there has been a dozen more journal articles as well, just like any other important research - that was publicly funded.
Its one thing for FOIA, but companies hosting this data must be doing some kinda mining on it. Else whats in it for them? Bait and switch a free model, for a pay model later on.
Why don't they just start up a wiki and let the people run the country, or wait is that too much like socialism?
Grow some balls and change to Open Office.
Just create some new images, and use them from now on - I believe that would cover your cowardly asses.
I know big firms like to cry poor, but come on suck it up. And stop upgrading to the new ms office suites they suck, open source all the way!
If not replace word with VIM! FTW
1) All UFO related files from 1950s and early 1960s were destroyed, deliberately.
Probably cuz they didn't want the embarrassment, of such a crappy investigation. I would imagine, if you worked in the MOD in the 1950's had to deal with psychologically disturbed people on a daily basis your report might included some derogatory remarks.
I'm not saying everyone's a crank etc, but it would be more than the usually MOD officer could handle.
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Serious journalists stopped using Skype around the time of Arab spring, I always took this to mean it had already been easily broken. Think about it this way, if you control the network that's one thing, if you control the isp that's another level with lots of options but now if you control the entire countries infrastructures that is a completely different ball game. I wonder how well blackberry runs in Russia.
It's always been a prestige model and, secondarily, a testbed for miniaturization of components. I'm kind of impressed at the all-Flash storage, actually.
Your right, but this design comes to market and its already slightly jaded. 64Gb ssd, Nvidia 330m. Sort of reminds me of the first EEEpcs. However as a 'new' product it sits quite well between the ipad and the macbook but I'm willing to bet it will be silently updated when OS X 10.Lion is released during summer. Probably using Intel's new sandy bridges or (hopefully) AMD fusion.
Try going to a local computer supplier, or a good local computer shop, and order a few 100 as a trial. It'll at least cut your dell costs, and at worst you'll be stuck maintaining a few 100 instead of a 1000. And any computer store worth their salt, would offer you a good rate on a few 100 - especially if your willing to do it 20-50 computers at a time. Which might make sense, if your upgrading a team at a time.
SSD's Sata 3 are coming soon, that will saturate USB 3.
Hopefully one day people might see the light...
Quick someone call Al Gore, manbearpig has reached orbit
One distinct disadvantage... HEAT! even with all the die shrinks
No1 Advantage, forcing Intel to product decent graphics.
Logic is programming! And its from the school of philosophy :)
Philosophy > Math. I agree math skills are needed, but programming is more an art than a science.
At least I see a little beauty in awesome code, even if it is awesomely bad.
In everything creativity is king.
op:all u need is a very small magnet.
next question, move on people nothing to see here
Science fiction usually explores ideas and themes that are within the realm of current theoretical science, like time machines or nanotechnology.This was great fodder for sci fi writers, but today there simply isn't as of many 'new' revolutionary ideas in science. Most new scienctific discoveries and theories don't lend themselves as the main concept or premise of a story. They simply are not as remarkable or seemingly supernatural to the lay or nerdy crowd. I hope its just my own naïveté, but I fear science is just less theatrical nowdays. Also I say we blame the internet, people who like or would have liked sci fi are just too well informed. Classic SciFi always has science/techology be of equal dramatic force to the social/character driven drama, such equality is just too hard with the nature of science today...
any unix machine can do this, like a billion years ago.
The National Broadband Network, also known as NBNCo is a Fibre to the Home (FTTH) network.
USSR already won the space race, in my eyes. Sending robots to the moon > man to the moon.
Sending man into outter space seems like a silly idea to me still, robotics ftw.
It developed a very nice wifi solution, in something like 6months and they did it as pure research. Do you need more legitimacy ?
The money they've (imho) rightly got will go back into pure research. To develop idea and theories now, that will be hopefully as useful as wifi. You don't want useful things?
As an Australian citizen don't you think I want my research organisation to be given its due?
Everyone had access to there results as they published it, I can only find an 18page patent "Wireless LAN John D. O'Sullivan et al". I'd hazard a guess there has been a dozen more journal articles as well, just like any other important research - that was publicly funded.
WW1 called, they want there technology back.
Its one thing for FOIA, but companies hosting this data must be doing some kinda mining on it. Else whats in it for them? Bait and switch a free model, for a pay model later on. Why don't they just start up a wiki and let the people run the country, or wait is that too much like socialism?
Grow some balls and change to Open Office. Just create some new images, and use them from now on - I believe that would cover your cowardly asses. I know big firms like to cry poor, but come on suck it up. And stop upgrading to the new ms office suites they suck, open source all the way! If not replace word with VIM! FTW
+1 Auth online then full lan.
Why did my computers stop having F13-F24 function!? God dammit, I need more keys not less!
As I understand it this was always part of the plan, the movies were to be remade into a full tv series for the comedy chan.
Walking ftw!
Master of Engineering (Magister in Ingeniaria), often abbreviated M.Eng. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_Engineering
It might have been more successful if they had used beer instead of water...
freaking genius
1) All UFO related files from 1950s and early 1960s were destroyed, deliberately.
Probably cuz they didn't want the embarrassment, of such a crappy investigation. I would imagine, if you worked in the MOD in the 1950's had to deal with psychologically disturbed people on a daily basis your report might included some derogatory remarks. I'm not saying everyone's a crank etc, but it would be more than the usually MOD officer could handle.
Sounds like what ever tutor does, plan assessments in their own field of expertise - so they can steal any good ideas and destroy the known bad ideas.