Also, space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
We should have been listening for it after all space is the final front ear:D
The robot will most likely be advertising whats on offer as they go around
"I think you should know we're doing a special on anti depressants at the moment! Would you like me to sit in the corner and rust or just fall apart where I'm standing?"
An eery similarity to the 1932 Reichstag elections. People knew that Adolf Hitler was a violent demagogue (from his Hitler-Ludendorff-Putsch in 1923), but they absolutely refused to vote for the alternatives because they thought they had done something worse.
Yeah sounds like bs. I could understand him forgetting how to program the specific interfaces he automated because that's happened to me in the past normally because I abstracted the interfaces years ago and have my own wrappers to expose them to the proprietary systems I have to deal with. Now I have to go back and program the raw interface (Demonstrate my abilities at job interviews) and I'm like how does this shit work again. Actually I'd say this makes me a better programmer.
I mistype passwords all the time due to manual dexterity issues (You try having a stroke) what they are suggesting sounds like a horrible cludge the only functionality I'd like is to be able to select a few of the characters in my masked password and be able to sneak a peek at just the selection.
Similar here. Started on my brothers ZX Spectrum typing in games. Then at school writing simple programs (Animation etc) on Commodore Vic 20s & Pets. Then college where I programmed PC's & ICL Mini in various flavors of basic. From there I progressed on to COBOl, Dbase and various 4gl's and thence to C#, Java and Python. Am really enjoying Python:)
"He'll stop, we have the right of way!"
"I'm sure it's unloaded."
"Of course I'm sure that the other guy shut the power off."
"If taking one of these pills is good, taking three means it'll work really fast."
"Oh yeah, it's strong enough to hold us."
"Watch this!"
The problem those passwords is the average user will probably have to write them down. If we want to have secure passwords the average user should be taught Mnemonic Memory techniques so that they can memorize 20 characters of random gibberish with the same confidence level as the name of their dog. As ever password security comes down to the donkeys that have to remember them.
We'll never have true AI until computers learn how to skive. If you're worried about demarcation just wait until the robots have a better union than we do
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We weren't looking for that particular object.
Also, space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
We should have been listening for it after all space is the final front ear :D
"I think you should know we're doing a special on anti depressants at the moment! Would you like me to sit in the corner and rust or just fall apart where I'm standing?"
This new filesystem should become stable in about 2028.
That wont stop the fanboys. I'm just waiting for the first one to lose all his data because of this and try and spin it as a good thing!
An eery similarity to the 1932 Reichstag elections. People knew that Adolf Hitler was a violent demagogue (from his Hitler-Ludendorff-Putsch in 1923), but they absolutely refused to vote for the alternatives because they thought they had done something worse.
Godwin's Law strike 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I just wondered why the US Govt wanted them to buy it
Yeah sounds like bs. I could understand him forgetting how to program the specific interfaces he automated because that's happened to me in the past normally because I abstracted the interfaces years ago and have my own wrappers to expose them to the proprietary systems I have to deal with. Now I have to go back and program the raw interface (Demonstrate my abilities at job interviews) and I'm like how does this shit work again. Actually I'd say this makes me a better programmer.
What do you think about Python . . . ?
We've already got one! now go away or I shall taunt you again!!
So Android devs now get to keep 85% of fuck all because hardly anyone using Andriod actually pays for their apps
Hmmm... more like burned by time wasted, and annoyed by the implicit social requirements.
That's sooooo facebook
Round here it is culturally acceptable for men to wear heals they just find them too damned uncomfortable
I mistype passwords all the time due to manual dexterity issues (You try having a stroke) what they are suggesting sounds like a horrible cludge the only functionality I'd like is to be able to select a few of the characters in my masked password and be able to sneak a peek at just the selection.
They already use phrases quite a lot one of the most common is "Let Me In"
Similar here. Started on my brothers ZX Spectrum typing in games. Then at school writing simple programs (Animation etc) on Commodore Vic 20s & Pets. Then college where I programmed PC's & ICL Mini in various flavors of basic. From there I progressed on to COBOl, Dbase and various 4gl's and thence to C#, Java and Python. Am really enjoying Python :)
Along with:
"He'll stop, we have the right of way!" "I'm sure it's unloaded." "Of course I'm sure that the other guy shut the power off." "If taking one of these pills is good, taking three means it'll work really fast." "Oh yeah, it's strong enough to hold us." "Watch this!"
*Pulls finger*
Will Leo expect a $10 tip for carrying my bags?
No but I bet if you put a bomb in side him he'll goes to pieces so fast people get hit by the shrapnel! (Yes I know I'm paraphrasing Douglas Adams)
The problem those passwords is the average user will probably have to write them down. If we want to have secure passwords the average user should be taught Mnemonic Memory techniques so that they can memorize 20 characters of random gibberish with the same confidence level as the name of their dog. As ever password security comes down to the donkeys that have to remember them.
Why are you assuming what this obviously deranged person said actually represents the facts?
Did somebody quote Trump?
Some developers really do not like that sort of thing.
But Python coders would bow down before him
Surely Stuxnet mostly just copied the behavior of very early digital viruses (Which copied themselves from computer to computer via floppy disk)
Damn! I'd always put our lack of tangible evidence of visitors from other planets as proof of intelligent life in outer space
We'll never have true AI until computers learn how to skive. If you're worried about demarcation just wait until the robots have a better union than we do
I told heem we halready ghot one!
Hang on so the stats say there's approximately a 1% rise surely that's so within tolerance that it shouldn't even be noteworthy!
You're a fucking idiot. The registry is not meant to be played with, it's a good way to fuck up the computer.
Just try deleting the contents of Windows\system and then we'll see who's a fucking idiot
Yeah, honestly, the white-space is the only real issue with Python. That and that it is slow.
Tabs & white space can cause an issue but it's just a habit problem. Slow? Hmmm it compiles to bytecode like Java & all the .net rubbish.