If their internet doesn't have 5 nines availability (available 99.999% of the time for an accumulated annual downtime of less than 6 minutes), then they are *not* that tech savvy.
eliminating the thousands or tens of thousands of timing violations. ASIC development goes a compilation process of source code not entirely different than software. The challenge of ASIC design is locating everything just right so that distance is globally nearly-minimized (local optima but near the global optimum) to get all the electron pulses to arrive where they need to arrive before it is too late. Plus, each logic gate costs a time delay (as well as occupies space exacerbating the distance problem). So another trick to solve timing violations is to simplify the design is some locality to lessen the depth of gates that a signal/calculation/operation must traverse, when viewed as a directed-acyclic graph (DAG). Sometimes space (# of gates) can be bloated up to decrease the depth of the walks of the logic-gate DAG (but then that increases area on the die, which exacerbates the distance problem).
the worst error message is and always will be "keyboard error, press F1 to continue"
There is nothing wrong whatsoever with stating that the keyboard-detection failed, please plug in a keyboard, and then press F1 as a positive-verification test. I bet that I have done exactly that rectification at least 500 times since 1981 (although which keyboard connector I use has changed about once each decade).
Oh the irony that Europe outlawed the GMO fix to their huge porcine problem! Perhaps this event will teach Europe to be much more judicious in their opposition to precisely which kinds of GMO and why. For example, GMO to permit glyphosate on crops is bad not because of the GMO modification per se, but because of consuming glyphosate residue in food.
This! The restaurant is unlikely to win in court (small claims or otherwise), because of that notice on Federal Reserve Notes. Take a video of the restaurant staff refusing FRNs to play back in court.
Hmmm. You mean all these decades I could have had the entire multi-volume encyclopedia set in a multi-document PDF? Who knew? (It seems OP just learned what a PDF is: a single-document file-format; or is speaking to an audience 35 years ago who don't know what a PDF is.)
I am pretty sure that 1 standard deviation rightward on the x axis on any profession makes about 2.7 times what the arithmetic mean of another profession makes, especially for nearly any non-blue-collar or service-industry “profession”. Top bug hunters might even be 2 standard deviations out from the average bug hunter.
Applying the mantra of open source to the underlying mathematics: Learn the mathematics of cryptography yourself to find the bugs within the mathematics. Don't place your trust in any person other than yourself. Especially don't worship some brand-name as a god who, as diviner-intercessor, is your sole information-provider on the subject.
In Texas, we are free to go buy any vehicle out-of-state (e.g., California) and import it into Texas via a Green Sheet and payment of the Use Tax (a.k.a. sales tax, but dodging the interstate commerce clause of the federal constitution). Once imported, the out-of-state vehicle can be sold at used-car lots, just like any other nonmilitary vehicle. Looks like a free-market to me.
No, this company probably budgeted that $20,000 for expenditure for purchasing 'X', whereas the accounting department would not permit reallocating 1) monies dedicated for purchasing 'X' into 2) an entirely different bucket of monies for donations to section-503 nonprofits. Here X is likely right-to-use software. Perhaps X might be hardware. Either way, acquisition of a durable good gets amortized over multiple years, whereas the entire donation to section-503 nonprofits hits the books immediately.
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Oh, be humble. They know not what they do.
If their internet doesn't have 5 nines availability (available 99.999% of the time for an accumulated annual downtime of less than 6 minutes), then they are *not* that tech savvy.
Artemâ(TM)s Law: Slashdot shall not enforce ersatz âoelawsâ, like Godwinâ(TM)s Law.
If it depreciates to zero, then fill the landfill up more with it, according to the bean counters.
eliminating the thousands or tens of thousands of timing violations. ASIC development goes a compilation process of source code not entirely different than software. The challenge of ASIC design is locating everything just right so that distance is globally nearly-minimized (local optima but near the global optimum) to get all the electron pulses to arrive where they need to arrive before it is too late. Plus, each logic gate costs a time delay (as well as occupies space exacerbating the distance problem). So another trick to solve timing violations is to simplify the design is some locality to lessen the depth of gates that a signal/calculation/operation must traverse, when viewed as a directed-acyclic graph (DAG). Sometimes space (# of gates) can be bloated up to decrease the depth of the walks of the logic-gate DAG (but then that increases area on the die, which exacerbates the distance problem).
the worst error message is and always will be "keyboard error, press F1 to continue"
There is nothing wrong whatsoever with stating that the keyboard-detection failed, please plug in a keyboard, and then press F1 as a positive-verification test. I bet that I have done exactly that rectification at least 500 times since 1981 (although which keyboard connector I use has changed about once each decade).
Yes. https://www.microfocus.com/pro...
I use Bing exclusively. Other than Android and Google Groups substituting for the old Usenet, I sort of forget that Google exists at all.
Oh the irony that Europe outlawed the GMO fix to their huge porcine problem! Perhaps this event will teach Europe to be much more judicious in their opposition to precisely which kinds of GMO and why. For example, GMO to permit glyphosate on crops is bad not because of the GMO modification per se, but because of consuming glyphosate residue in food.
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This! The restaurant is unlikely to win in court (small claims or otherwise), because of that notice on Federal Reserve Notes. Take a video of the restaurant staff refusing FRNs to play back in court.
Hmmm. You mean all these decades I could have had the entire multi-volume encyclopedia set in a multi-document PDF? Who knew? (It seems OP just learned what a PDF is: a single-document file-format; or is speaking to an audience 35 years ago who don't know what a PDF is.)
Oh, so it is Slashdot that is dying instead then, eh?
I am pretty sure that 1 standard deviation rightward on the x axis on any profession makes about 2.7 times what the arithmetic mean of another profession makes, especially for nearly any non-blue-collar or service-industry “profession”. Top bug hunters might even be 2 standard deviations out from the average bug hunter.
Finally, something that Windows are better suited for than Linux!
Applying the mantra of open source to the underlying mathematics: Learn the mathematics of cryptography yourself to find the bugs within the mathematics. Don't place your trust in any person other than yourself. Especially don't worship some brand-name as a god who, as diviner-intercessor, is your sole information-provider on the subject.
copyright = noun: the legal right to copy
copywrite = verb: to copy-edit an advertisement
National Instruments LabVIEW as graphical control-flow (e.g., looping, branching) constructs http://www.ni.com/white-paper/14556/en
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ROOM+ObjecTime (now IBM Rational Rose Realtime) as graphical object-oriented & nested state-machines http://www.amazon.com/Real-Time-Object-Oriented-Modeling-Bran-Selic/dp/0471599174/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1379088665&sr=1-1-fkmr1&keywords=realtime+object+oriented+modeling+objectime
You obviously are not from Texas. When a small town in Texas has only one restaurant, it is a Dairy Queen, not a McDonalds.
In Texas, we are free to go buy any vehicle out-of-state (e.g., California) and import it into Texas via a Green Sheet and payment of the Use Tax (a.k.a. sales tax, but dodging the interstate commerce clause of the federal constitution). Once imported, the out-of-state vehicle can be sold at used-car lots, just like any other nonmilitary vehicle. Looks like a free-market to me.
I fight using CAPS by turning off the Caps Lock LED.
It is quite natural for me to roll my eyes upward, when I must suffer fools. This software will inhibit my far-end image from doing so.
No, this company probably budgeted that $20,000 for expenditure for purchasing 'X', whereas the accounting department would not permit reallocating 1) monies dedicated for purchasing 'X' into 2) an entirely different bucket of monies for donations to section-503 nonprofits. Here X is likely right-to-use software. Perhaps X might be hardware. Either way, acquisition of a durable good gets amortized over multiple years, whereas the entire donation to section-503 nonprofits hits the books immediately.
Couldn't you just do it the Department of Defense way and buy a $20,000 hammer from an open-source project?
What inconsistencies does Enterprise introduce? Nothing really comes to mind...
I think that they mean the entire Temporal Cold War story-arc.