Well, with the quantum memory you won't know until your data is alive or dead until you open the box.
And you're right that latency is relevant, as if it takes longer than 1.75 seconds to read the data it may be difficult to use.
DRM makes stuff fragile, so the consumer will lose it more easily. This just makes it fragile in an open environment, which is not relevant once you lose the stuff you paid for.
But the equalization hole is tiny and water's capillary action would block it from flowing in until there was sufficient pressure difference. However, if water does ruin the inside of a hard drive the damage would probably be limited to inside the drive -- so go ahead and try to use the drive after cleaning. If it works, great. If not, then replace it. It would be safest to replace the drive, so an alternative is to plug both old and new drives in USB cases and try to copy the data over. If the damaged drive fails electrically or mechanically, only the USB case is at risk (and it will probably survive).
Never mind what's out there. If there are 37,964 extraterrestrial civilizations which are more advanced, I want to know how many terrestrial civilizations are more advanced.
Because there is a possibility that switching to the backup will permanently break something. They wanted to be sure they knew what was broken before trying to work around it. There is a possibility that when "flipping the switch" that the switch will break or something else will permanently fail. It would be more than awkward to later figure out that there was a simpler solution which was no longer available.
Hulu should offer a streaming bittorrent feed as an alternative. We discussed the technology here earlier. The client's interface could be better, but at least it's something which might help with the bandwidth issues.
I'm involved in open communities where discussions are used to ask about difficulties, suggest tests and solutions, and point out oddities. Sometimes these discussions identify issues in enough detail that code and/or documentation changes are made. Without the discussion, the knowledge base doesn't get those improvements.
Actually, he increased productivity by 33%. Before he joined, each employee's average productivity was 33% of the total, so his joining changed it to 133% of the previous total. The next employee will only increase it by 25%.
Part of what she described is already in the/. Relationship system.
And for this comment I'm getting a narrow window which is about 24 characters wide. Maybe that's another way to limit comments, although it was not in the above suggestions.
Even better, a tag could tell your browser which standard policy is being used. Tell your browser which policies you want to be accepted, and what action to take for sites with other policies.
Think of all the excess weight in a truck that she just doesn't need (and then she goes and makes it heavier with extra motors and batteries).
Think of all the excess weight in an unused passenger compartment. Or if you think the steel chassis under the truck bed is wasteful, you're not aware of the need to add steel to a passenger vehicle to support racks of batteries.
Yes, an electric vehicle needs a power plant to recharge. But a large nuclear plant is quite efficient, being a single facility which can power a huge number of houses; your house only needs several pounds of copper to deliver the power...including to your car. Except here we're talking about hybrid cars, for which an electric recharge is optional. If I were converting a car, I'd include a charger just for the extra flexibility. Especially because if the gasoline engine breaks but the electric drive can still work, at least I wouldn't be stranded and can still move around.
You can obviously register your altered code. It's the violator's problem to grab the version before yours if they want to not steal your one-line copyright-registered change.
The problem is that the words themselves come from a time when stealing/thieving by definition meant that you deprived the original owner of the use of their property.
Well, send me the title for your car. It's just a piece of paper, and you can keep the car and continue using it. I'll just register as the owner of the car. And start sending you invoices for your use of the car. You still have the car and can continue to use it, so it's not theft.
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Well, with the quantum memory you won't know until your data is alive or dead until you open the box. And you're right that latency is relevant, as if it takes longer than 1.75 seconds to read the data it may be difficult to use.
DRM makes stuff fragile, so the consumer will lose it more easily. This just makes it fragile in an open environment, which is not relevant once you lose the stuff you paid for.
You have that much trouble finding a hotel with rats?
But the equalization hole is tiny and water's capillary action would block it from flowing in until there was sufficient pressure difference. However, if water does ruin the inside of a hard drive the damage would probably be limited to inside the drive -- so go ahead and try to use the drive after cleaning. If it works, great. If not, then replace it. It would be safest to replace the drive, so an alternative is to plug both old and new drives in USB cases and try to copy the data over. If the damaged drive fails electrically or mechanically, only the USB case is at risk (and it will probably survive).
Never mind what's out there. If there are 37,964 extraterrestrial civilizations which are more advanced, I want to know how many terrestrial civilizations are more advanced.
I think you're confused between the smell of the ISS (workshop) with the smell of lunar dust (gunpower).
What are you, some sort of literate participant? We can't have that kind of thing going on here!
Because there is a possibility that switching to the backup will permanently break something. They wanted to be sure they knew what was broken before trying to work around it. There is a possibility that when "flipping the switch" that the switch will break or something else will permanently fail. It would be more than awkward to later figure out that there was a simpler solution which was no longer available.
Hulu should offer a streaming bittorrent feed as an alternative. We discussed the technology here earlier. The client's interface could be better, but at least it's something which might help with the bandwidth issues.
I'm involved in open communities where discussions are used to ask about difficulties, suggest tests and solutions, and point out oddities. Sometimes these discussions identify issues in enough detail that code and/or documentation changes are made. Without the discussion, the knowledge base doesn't get those improvements.
Actually, he increased productivity by 33%. Before he joined, each employee's average productivity was 33% of the total, so his joining changed it to 133% of the previous total. The next employee will only increase it by 25%.
Use the BFG?
Did they try saying how it is like a car?
And for this comment I'm getting a narrow window which is about 24 characters wide. Maybe that's another way to limit comments, although it was not in the above suggestions.
I in service to knowing what you say.
Even better, a tag could tell your browser which standard policy is being used. Tell your browser which policies you want to be accepted, and what action to take for sites with other policies.
What an awful analogy, and not a single mention of a car.
Yeah, Xtify doesn't have a browser dependency. It has a Blackberry dependency. And only three other phone types are in the release schedule.
No need to distrust that location, the sites abc.go.com and abcnews.go.com have been the ABC site locations for quite a while.
Think of all the excess weight in an unused passenger compartment. Or if you think the steel chassis under the truck bed is wasteful, you're not aware of the need to add steel to a passenger vehicle to support racks of batteries.
Yes, an electric vehicle needs a power plant to recharge. But a large nuclear plant is quite efficient, being a single facility which can power a huge number of houses; your house only needs several pounds of copper to deliver the power...including to your car. Except here we're talking about hybrid cars, for which an electric recharge is optional. If I were converting a car, I'd include a charger just for the extra flexibility. Especially because if the gasoline engine breaks but the electric drive can still work, at least I wouldn't be stranded and can still move around.
You can obviously register your altered code. It's the violator's problem to grab the version before yours if they want to not steal your one-line copyright-registered change.
Well, send me the title for your car. It's just a piece of paper, and you can keep the car and continue using it. I'll just register as the owner of the car. And start sending you invoices for your use of the car. You still have the car and can continue to use it, so it's not theft.
"To continue, guess which finger I'm holding up."
Apparently someone is indeed less dense.
Not if you're at a cage match. Watching it on television should be safe, but a cage is too porous for heavy firepower.