Just keep in mind Flash is a target due to its ubiquity. The same applies to (desktop) Windows, IE and Android.
That's not to say these products are without flaw. After all, they're software - of course they have flaws. It's just there's far more people looking for these flaws than in, say, OSX.
HP is well onto the course IBM was 25 years ago, shoot yourself in the foot, and repeat
Someone should show them the AA12, its the perfect weapon for this
I thought we were supposed to use C++ for this.
If you did, you'd spawn a million copies of yourself, and shoot them all in the foot. Medical assistance would prove impossible as you wouldn't be able to distinguish between the genuine copies, and those that simply point and say 'That's me, over there'.
Yup. I see this poor judgement all the time. People want to feel the freedom of the wind blowing through their silky hair or something. We call them "organ doners."
I know - only this morning I was overtaken by a sofa on my way to work:P
Because storing your private/confidential information in a cloud is a stupid idea, because you don't really have control over your data.
If only you had some form of local storage, maybe something round and inflexible that spins at high speed, then you could store your data outside the cloud.
Linux was never meant for servers, phones or tablets either... An android desktop is likely to be just as lacklustre but that doesn't mean it won't be successful.
Note: Quoted part does not represent my opinion of Linux.
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To be fair, Office isn't designed for top-tier academia. So physicists using (La)TeX are in fact using the right tool for the job :)
What's makes that difference from 17 years, 364 days of age to 18 years of age so magical that it changes the rules completely 180 degrees?
Nothing. But the line has to be drawn somewhere.
We call them 'safety' cameras. Pity they're more likely to be 'slam-on-the-brakes-at-the-last-minute-and-cause-a-shunt' cameras.
The problem is that turning your lights entirely off typically shuts off your break lights as well
That's one seriously fucked up wiring system you have there.
There's no un-beta link
I must be imagining the big 'Slashdot Classic' link at the bottom of every page then.
Whoosh
Just keep in mind Flash is a target due to its ubiquity. The same applies to (desktop) Windows, IE and Android. That's not to say these products are without flaw. After all, they're software - of course they have flaws. It's just there's far more people looking for these flaws than in, say, OSX.
HP is well onto the course IBM was 25 years ago, shoot yourself in the foot, and repeat
Someone should show them the AA12, its the perfect weapon for this
I thought we were supposed to use C++ for this.
If you did, you'd spawn a million copies of yourself, and shoot them all in the foot. Medical assistance would prove impossible as you wouldn't be able to distinguish between the genuine copies, and those that simply point and say 'That's me, over there'.
which is like VR without a helmet
Yup. I see this poor judgement all the time. People want to feel the freedom of the wind blowing through their silky hair or something. We call them "organ doners."
I know - only this morning I was overtaken by a sofa on my way to work :P
Because storing your private/confidential information in a cloud is a stupid idea, because you don't really have control over your data.
If only you had some form of local storage, maybe something round and inflexible that spins at high speed, then you could store your data outside the cloud.
I'm trying to think a India's business, or cultural contrabutions to humanity in general; in the last 3,500 years
There's the decimal system, which is used by at least 6* people.
*This estimate might be off by a factor of 1,000,000,000.
The Roadster was based on the Lotus Elise. A car that's not shipped for 18 years. The supply of Elise shells ran out.
The Elise is still very much in production, and it's not the shells Tesla used, but the chassis.
Your contribution is small. Does a bear piss in the forest?
Only if they haven't installed a lav under the stairs.
Nobody wears watches nowadays.
Instead they wear a small clock attached to a strap wrapped around their wrist.
And in a later episode, he actually had one.
He can't help it - he has torsonic polarity syndrome.
Don't forget the Finglonger :)
Linux was originally developed as a free operating system for Intel x86-based personal computers.
It works for other OSes too:
Linux was never meant for servers, phones or tablets either... An android desktop is likely to be just as lacklustre but that doesn't mean it won't be successful.
Note: Quoted part does not represent my opinion of Linux.
Oh how naive you are...
The combination of these two relativitic effects means that the clocks on-board each satellite should tick faster than identical clocks on the ground by about 38 microseconds per day (45-7=38)! This sounds small, but the high-precision required of the GPS system requires nanosecond accuracy, and 38 microseconds is 38,000 nanoseconds. If these effects were not properly taken into account, a navigational fix based on the GPS constellation would be false after only 2 minutes, and errors in global positions would continue to accumulate at a rate of about 10 kilometers each day! The whole system would be utterly worthless for navigation in a very short time.
Not at all - seems I should have finished that post before actually posting.
Do you really think I was talking about Kim Dotcom?
Hence why I didn't call him a shill.
Who do you think you're kidding?
Anyone who's completely unable to appreciate subtlety and nuance, like you.
Calling the poster a shill is the easy way out
Hence why I didn't call him a shill.
For all we know about Venus, it could be a soup of unfamiliar life
Absolutely, though what form that would take...