Exercise and don't eat too much food. It comes down to input vs. output. If you double your food intake, you will almost certainly gain weight. People don't like to hear that they should eat less, however.
You don't have to ignore the problem, but it would be nice if the government and the press did not go into hysterical overreaction. Many conservatives, who traditionally support smaller government, want to hire hundreds of thousands of armed guards to guard every public school in the nation. Many liberals, who traditionally oppose censorship, want to ban this type of violence in all computer games. Instead, maybe we could just enforce the laws we have now and go on with life. 27 people (or so) died in the shooting. 30 people a day die in alcohol-related accidents.
As long as we're going to live in the police state, is there any chance we could stop drunk driving? More people die daily from alcohol related accidents than died in that school shooting. This was not in the news recently. Weird, huh?
When an exec of a public company as large as Google inadvertently tweets something that might be considered "material information", the SEC and class action lawyers tend to get involved. Sometimes they're not very nice.
If anyone should be punished, it's those incompetents who did not secure the computers in the first place. It's like leaving the door to the office building unlocked and unguarded. There's nothing like a foreign scapegoat to distract the news media.
I was wondering the same thing. Where does it get power? How does it communicate? It's obviously a breakthrough, but a few "topics for further research" remain before they can use the applications mentioned in the article.
Why do people go to washingtonpost.com instead of nytimes.com or wsj.com? One reason is the paywall at nytimes and wsj. What should a competent CEO do? Naturally, throw away the competitive advantage, lest it be unfair to the others.
It's really nice to see an article on correlation without invalid conclusions of causation. This means that/. readers are more scientifically literate than the rest of the world.
There is a difference between a National Park and a National Historic Park. The proposed "National Park" is a National Historic Park, about 3 notches below a National Park in terms of visitors, staff, and funding.
Are they daft, man? That's a two-masted Brigantine, which is clearly not a sailing ship (at least to us purists). Piratebay, on the other hand, has a true sailing ship.
Are the people proposing this micromanagement of my photos the same ones who are demanding a free and unregulated internet? It's like making it illegal to copy a paper photo without including any comments that were penciled in on the back.
I do include the metadata on my photos whenever possible, but I prefer to do it voluntarily.
There are some artificially staunch Windows 8 supporters on Slashdot, Reddit, and other discussion groups. Try making a post critical of Windows 8 and you'll see this in action.
Try comparing the number of molecules in the atmosphere to the number of molecules in the ocean. The ocean is huge compared to the atmosphere, in terms of mass, atoms, or molecules.
I heard on NPR a couple of days ago that the ocean's acidity has increased 30% since the dawn of the industrial age. The pH certainly didn't drop 30%, so maybe the pH dropped 7.00001 to 7.000013 or something similar. The ocean is huge -- it cannot change its chemical composition rapidly from the atmosphere. There are just not enough atmospheric molecules for that.
Of course the cloud is not suitable for many applications, and it won't compete head-to-head with traditional supercomputers. But is does work for some applications. Least year a Pharmaceutical company used a 30,000 core system on AWS for a short period, and a company is already in business that specializes in cloud supercomputing. I expect the capability will grow.
Why do you use 16th century English? Is this really how you speak, or did you run this through an obfuscator? What are tares, and what does "lest while ye" mean?
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Exercise and don't eat too much food. It comes down to input vs. output. If you double your food intake, you will almost certainly gain weight. People don't like to hear that they should eat less, however.
You don't have to ignore the problem, but it would be nice if the government and the press did not go into hysterical overreaction. Many conservatives, who traditionally support smaller government, want to hire hundreds of thousands of armed guards to guard every public school in the nation. Many liberals, who traditionally oppose censorship, want to ban this type of violence in all computer games. Instead, maybe we could just enforce the laws we have now and go on with life. 27 people (or so) died in the shooting. 30 people a day die in alcohol-related accidents.
As long as we're going to live in the police state, is there any chance we could stop drunk driving? More people die daily from alcohol related accidents than died in that school shooting. This was not in the news recently. Weird, huh?
A dead pan? That's just sick.
That's not true. Ammonium nitrate will blow up just fine without diesel if you do it right (i.e., add enough pressure).
I agree. Japan has to import all its coal and petroleum. Nuclear power makes a lot of sense for the country.
When an exec of a public company as large as Google inadvertently tweets something that might be considered "material information", the SEC and class action lawyers tend to get involved. Sometimes they're not very nice.
If you are working in my house, then you are responsible for locking the door when you leave.
If anyone should be punished, it's those incompetents who did not secure the computers in the first place. It's like leaving the door to the office building unlocked and unguarded. There's nothing like a foreign scapegoat to distract the news media.
Aw, man... I've been doing it backwards!
I was wondering the same thing. Where does it get power? How does it communicate? It's obviously a breakthrough, but a few "topics for further research" remain before they can use the applications mentioned in the article.
Most people around the world don't hate the U.S. The term for thinking that is "paranoia", or possibly "the media".
Why do people go to washingtonpost.com instead of nytimes.com or wsj.com? One reason is the paywall at nytimes and wsj. What should a competent CEO do? Naturally, throw away the competitive advantage, lest it be unfair to the others.
It's really nice to see an article on correlation without invalid conclusions of causation. This means that /. readers are more scientifically literate than the rest of the world.
There is a difference between a National Park and a National Historic Park. The proposed "National Park" is a National Historic Park, about 3 notches below a National Park in terms of visitors, staff, and funding.
Are they daft, man? That's a two-masted Brigantine, which is clearly not a sailing ship (at least to us purists). Piratebay, on the other hand, has a true sailing ship.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailing_ship
Are the people proposing this micromanagement of my photos the same ones who are demanding a free and unregulated internet? It's like making it illegal to copy a paper photo without including any comments that were penciled in on the back. I do include the metadata on my photos whenever possible, but I prefer to do it voluntarily.
There are some artificially staunch Windows 8 supporters on Slashdot, Reddit, and other discussion groups. Try making a post critical of Windows 8 and you'll see this in action.
Try comparing the number of molecules in the atmosphere to the number of molecules in the ocean. The ocean is huge compared to the atmosphere, in terms of mass, atoms, or molecules.
I heard on NPR a couple of days ago that the ocean's acidity has increased 30% since the dawn of the industrial age. The pH certainly didn't drop 30%, so maybe the pH dropped 7.00001 to 7.000013 or something similar. The ocean is huge -- it cannot change its chemical composition rapidly from the atmosphere. There are just not enough atmospheric molecules for that.
Our government must protect us from those sociopathic individuals would would reduce the potential profits of giant music corporations. I feel safe!
What? No melody?
How does an updated version Windows 7 with Microsoft Security Essentials compare? That information might make this article meaningful.
Of course the cloud is not suitable for many applications, and it won't compete head-to-head with traditional supercomputers. But is does work for some applications. Least year a Pharmaceutical company used a 30,000 core system on AWS for a short period, and a company is already in business that specializes in cloud supercomputing. I expect the capability will grow.
Why do you use 16th century English? Is this really how you speak, or did you run this through an obfuscator? What are tares, and what does "lest while ye" mean?