If your kickstarter reward is a "VR headset", that's one thing. If it's a "dev-kit", that kind-of implies that if you purchase one, barring the failure of the company, you are planning on developing for a future product. If, before that product is released, you sell-out and leave your developers, who have funded your company, at the whims of the new owners, I'd say that's a pretty shitty thing to do.
It already has anaglyph 3D. The sad thing is, it's trivial to adapt that to side-by-side or any other 3D mode (I made a patch myself) but they just never made it happen in the base install.
End-to-end encryption has been available in several of the clients for a while now. Of course, third parties can still see who is sending to who but the content can be protected.
The phrase used to be "it is easier to seek forgiveness than permission" but I think it should probably be modified to be "It is easier to say 'Screw you, what are you going to do about it?' than seek permission"
To be fair, in 1940s Germany, rap was still in its infancy. It was only 50 years later when it crossed the Atlantic to settle in the ghettos of New York that it really hit its stride.
You know why they handicap horses and the bookmakers make odds? Because if they didn't, analysis would allow the gamblers to beat the house. You clearly have no idea how randomness works.
Bitcoin will either succeed or it won't. Some might be having a punt but others believe they see structure which affirms one or the other outcome. They may be wrong but that makes it not gambling.
I'm done with this. Take a course on statistics or something. You didn't even get the right name for what you're describing.
Haha. You're funny. I have knowledge of it systems and protocols and what I believe to be a correct view of finances.
Barring extraordinary outliers, it's possible to well enough predict things. To a man who had never seen an analogue watch before, which way the hands go round would be a 50/50 proposition. To the rest of us, it's a sure thing.
Just because you think Bitcoin is a gamble doesn't mean it is. It will either succeed or fail based on a myriad things. Chance is a very small part of that.
Experience shows that government-regulated structures have their own issues. And when you have trouble with the regulating body, you can pick a better one. Oh, wait. No you can't.
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Actually, thinking about it, I suspect you may not know how Bitcoin payments work. You may want to investigate before commenting further.
I have a Bitcoin wallet on my phone. Wifi not required.
I say they should forget the courts and have a huge evil corporate robot battle instead. You know it makes sense.
They don't have those stupid loyalty cards either. I still avoid shopping there when I can though.
And everyone is a moron. QED.
Might have been better not to have that government in assistance in the first place. Of course somewhere like Walmart is going to take advantage.
I guess there are a lot of companies out there that have the mission statement "Bloat the codebase and add features users don't want".
Of course you should have a right to strike. And your employer should have the right to no longer require your services.
If your kickstarter reward is a "VR headset", that's one thing. If it's a "dev-kit", that kind-of implies that if you purchase one, barring the failure of the company, you are planning on developing for a future product. If, before that product is released, you sell-out and leave your developers, who have funded your company, at the whims of the new owners, I'd say that's a pretty shitty thing to do.
You think you're not either going to have to jump through Facebook hoops or pay a Facebook tax to have your application be available to consumers?
It already has anaglyph 3D. The sad thing is, it's trivial to adapt that to side-by-side or any other 3D mode (I made a patch myself) but they just never made it happen in the base install.
End-to-end encryption has been available in several of the clients for a while now. Of course, third parties can still see who is sending to who but the content can be protected.
The phrase used to be "it is easier to seek forgiveness than permission" but I think it should probably be modified to be "It is easier to say 'Screw you, what are you going to do about it?' than seek permission"
He wanted to change things. He just wanted to change different things from the things he said he was wanting to change.
To be fair, in 1940s Germany, rap was still in its infancy. It was only 50 years later when it crossed the Atlantic to settle in the ghettos of New York that it really hit its stride.
I'd prefer the CIA keep Feinstein.
To be fair, he's half white.
So you're saying she should have skipped vice president and gone straight for the top spot?
You know why they handicap horses and the bookmakers make odds? Because if they didn't, analysis would allow the gamblers to beat the house. You clearly have no idea how randomness works.
Bitcoin will either succeed or it won't. Some might be having a punt but others believe they see structure which affirms one or the other outcome. They may be wrong but that makes it not gambling.
I'm done with this. Take a course on statistics or something. You didn't even get the right name for what you're describing.
That just means you could go to where somebody else was.
Windows RT, on the other hand, is completely different from WinRT
What could possibly go wrong?
Haha. You're funny. I have knowledge of it systems and protocols and what I believe to be a correct view of finances.
Barring extraordinary outliers, it's possible to well enough predict things. To a man who had never seen an analogue watch before, which way the hands go round would be a 50/50 proposition. To the rest of us, it's a sure thing.
Just because you think Bitcoin is a gamble doesn't mean it is. It will either succeed or fail based on a myriad things. Chance is a very small part of that.
Except it isn't just random. Domain knowledge can put you ahead of the odds.
Having the POTUS' ride carrying a rare, if not unique, flammability potential feels, arrogant.
Perfect fit then.
Experience shows that government-regulated structures have their own issues. And when you have trouble with the regulating body, you can pick a better one. Oh, wait. No you can't.