Perhaps better stated "...anyone to grow massive crops cheaper than the US..." In the various countries I've been to in Africa and Asia, most of the produce is cheaper because it is coming from a nearby farm where the grower is planting and selling by hand and working for only a couple dollars a day.
to fund this little gem. Let's see. It used 7 Kilowatts to build (all of the power consumed in the labs) and a team of expensive researcher months to figure out. Should be the most expensive car per ounce ever built. Hey, Feds, send over our borrowed money to lend to these guys. This could be the next big wave in green technology....it runs on electricity, right?
Ditto! We have to give them a break. They are suffering from port envy.
Thrive 32Gb w/ 32Gb Sd, spare battery, hdmi, usb mini and full built in. Why buy an iThing?
I'm tired of gross over-generalizations and stereotypes of people based on what you see in the media. The problem is as much the media polarizing people and labeling everyone. Then people have to look at what category they appear to fit in and assume that they have to agree with the popular opinions of "their group".
The media states that everyone who disagrees with the conclusion of global warming must be for big corporation and a Christian. So then people like you continue the stereotype. Thanks for the vote of prejudice. You should do some research on all the scientists that are not Christian and don't believe in climate change. There are lots!
I'll take a look at that, but the problem as I see it with all of the languages is cornering your code into a limited knowledge base. It often takes a company like Google to push something out mainstream that gets lots of people to know it well and provides a good base for adding engineers to your team. My fear in going down a narrow road is that it will be hard (or expensive) to find someone to help.
With the frustration of working with so many different languages and some that only work when you load in a bunch of code (jQuery...awesome, but JS should do all this natively) or a framework, I'm very curious to see if Google is in fact focusing on web development and can provide a platform that allows for simplified coding without lots of browser overhead. Why do we think that languages should stop and never evolve or change or die? I for one don't want to still be coding 20 years from now with JS and PHP the way they are. Would love to have something that works hand in hand between server, db, and browser in a more seamless way.
I'll wait to see before passing judgment.
While I agree that a hologram projection would be kinda cool (though a street chase won't seem right in my living room), stereoscopic vision is what makes our brains think in 3D, if you will. Stereoscopic images are simply trying to provide exactly what your brain interprets as 3D. Each of your eyes only sees in 2D. We have trained our brain to look at simultaneous 2D images and interpret the message as 3D. I don't see why we can over time extend and improve the stereoscopic to make a full 3D experience. In my opinion, it will come when we are projecting the image directly to the eyes...like wearing wrapping glasses with a separate image per eye. Then the simulation could be far better than even holograms.
I'm not an MS basher, so go ahead and bash me. I love Outlook and use all the features. I wish MS would get its act together and make a really good phone OS. Can any phone out there sync as nicely as an MS based phone to Outlook? They all have programs and adapters, but do any of them simply plug in a sync everything? If they do, then I think MS is going to have a hard time. If MS still owns the sync, I would think that many like me will easily adopt a Win Mobile 8 phone that syncs well and works well. It's possible. I'm using and loving Win7x64. Took them a couple decades, but they can get it.
Boy, oh boy. We sure have a screwed up view of poverty here in America, don't we? Travel to India or China, my friend. When I was there last October, I saw poverty. I would choose to be (as you put it) a "poor" engineer in America than a "rich" engineer in India ANY DAY!!!! We need a season of sacrifice in our country as is now becoming evident by our national debt. Let's readjust our concept of what is a rich life is. People earning $20k a year in the US are still in the top 10% of wage earners in the world. HopeVault.org
Wouldn't surprise me one bit if rather than fighting this around the world that they will succumb to blatant product placement throughout the movie. Look for lots of Coke cans, iPhones, laptops of a certain variety, certain car manufacture with logo prominent, etc...
Just over the hill from the Silly Valley is the beach community of Santa Cruz, I used to live in. It will never happen there. They have a big sign on the roads stating "Nuclear Free Zone". You can get a lot of pot there, however.
You just brought a smile to a private pilot. Can't tell you how big a pain it is to fly across zones and file flight plans. Every pilot would dream of one zone. Everybody else can't imagine the chaos that would cause. Forget Y2K, that would freak'n cause the world to shut down and cry.
I mean really, what the heck is this patent for? They're suing McDonald's, Levi's, Hospitals, Lowe's, Auto parts stores, grocery stores, heavy machinery companies, and even Build A Bear...Oh! The humanity!!!....What the heck?
This may not seem like a huge problem for many like myself that simply POP my account with Google, but my son is on a Google CR-48 prototype notebook. He has everything on the cloud. There really isn't a good way for him to backup to the notebook itself. That means that if the account is deleted, he loses all his work on the Doc's too. That would not be good.
Can't complain. We were all warned that it is a BETA product. That means things can go horribly wrong, and they warned us it wasn't really ready to be used yet.
Thank you!!!! Now I don't have to say it. I wish I could go a day without getting someone trying to advertise for App ill here. Can't wait for the day that Job's get a borg implant icon too.
I work for the world's secondmost experts on optimizing for Itanium 2. We order a small pizza. Usually we're not that hungry after a half-days work on this. We've lost our appetites completely by the end of each day.
Agreed. Problem is with most contracts where you are at the mercy of the company (take it or leave it contracts), they usually put in little clauses that say, "terms, limits, bandwidth, features, and functions are subject to change without notice. We can screw with you and you can really do a thing except leave in the middle of a 2 year contract and fork over tons of money to us." (I'm making this up...don't critique the exact wording...just the concept)
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Except that the people that were oppressed in apartheid are now running the country and making the laws. I guess the Golden Rule is still valid.
Perhaps better stated "...anyone to grow massive crops cheaper than the US..." In the various countries I've been to in Africa and Asia, most of the produce is cheaper because it is coming from a nearby farm where the grower is planting and selling by hand and working for only a couple dollars a day.
to fund this little gem. Let's see. It used 7 Kilowatts to build (all of the power consumed in the labs) and a team of expensive researcher months to figure out. Should be the most expensive car per ounce ever built. Hey, Feds, send over our borrowed money to lend to these guys. This could be the next big wave in green technology....it runs on electricity, right?
This doesn't have to be an OS thing. Look into MiM and MitB and you'll see that it is now browser based.
3D printers being used to craft weighted shoes for hermit crabs found floating in tidal pools due to plastic shells.
Has any stopped to think that these plastic shells will be just as much a novelty to collect on the shore? I'd want one.
Ditto! We have to give them a break. They are suffering from port envy. Thrive 32Gb w/ 32Gb Sd, spare battery, hdmi, usb mini and full built in. Why buy an iThing?
I'm tired of gross over-generalizations and stereotypes of people based on what you see in the media. The problem is as much the media polarizing people and labeling everyone. Then people have to look at what category they appear to fit in and assume that they have to agree with the popular opinions of "their group". The media states that everyone who disagrees with the conclusion of global warming must be for big corporation and a Christian. So then people like you continue the stereotype. Thanks for the vote of prejudice. You should do some research on all the scientists that are not Christian and don't believe in climate change. There are lots!
I'll take a look at that, but the problem as I see it with all of the languages is cornering your code into a limited knowledge base. It often takes a company like Google to push something out mainstream that gets lots of people to know it well and provides a good base for adding engineers to your team. My fear in going down a narrow road is that it will be hard (or expensive) to find someone to help.
Why waste your time with a magnet when a simple vice grip applied in the right location can do the same thing?
With the frustration of working with so many different languages and some that only work when you load in a bunch of code (jQuery...awesome, but JS should do all this natively) or a framework, I'm very curious to see if Google is in fact focusing on web development and can provide a platform that allows for simplified coding without lots of browser overhead. Why do we think that languages should stop and never evolve or change or die? I for one don't want to still be coding 20 years from now with JS and PHP the way they are. Would love to have something that works hand in hand between server, db, and browser in a more seamless way. I'll wait to see before passing judgment.
They don't track anyone, but they iPhollow everyone.
While I agree that a hologram projection would be kinda cool (though a street chase won't seem right in my living room), stereoscopic vision is what makes our brains think in 3D, if you will. Stereoscopic images are simply trying to provide exactly what your brain interprets as 3D. Each of your eyes only sees in 2D. We have trained our brain to look at simultaneous 2D images and interpret the message as 3D. I don't see why we can over time extend and improve the stereoscopic to make a full 3D experience. In my opinion, it will come when we are projecting the image directly to the eyes...like wearing wrapping glasses with a separate image per eye. Then the simulation could be far better than even holograms.
I'm not an MS basher, so go ahead and bash me. I love Outlook and use all the features. I wish MS would get its act together and make a really good phone OS. Can any phone out there sync as nicely as an MS based phone to Outlook? They all have programs and adapters, but do any of them simply plug in a sync everything? If they do, then I think MS is going to have a hard time. If MS still owns the sync, I would think that many like me will easily adopt a Win Mobile 8 phone that syncs well and works well. It's possible. I'm using and loving Win7x64. Took them a couple decades, but they can get it.
Boy, oh boy. We sure have a screwed up view of poverty here in America, don't we? Travel to India or China, my friend. When I was there last October, I saw poverty. I would choose to be (as you put it) a "poor" engineer in America than a "rich" engineer in India ANY DAY!!!! We need a season of sacrifice in our country as is now becoming evident by our national debt. Let's readjust our concept of what is a rich life is. People earning $20k a year in the US are still in the top 10% of wage earners in the world. HopeVault.org
Wouldn't surprise me one bit if rather than fighting this around the world that they will succumb to blatant product placement throughout the movie. Look for lots of Coke cans, iPhones, laptops of a certain variety, certain car manufacture with logo prominent, etc...
Can just see it now....all these aging NASA guys sitting around a trackball playing Missile Command...but for real. Sign me up!!!
Just over the hill from the Silly Valley is the beach community of Santa Cruz, I used to live in. It will never happen there. They have a big sign on the roads stating "Nuclear Free Zone". You can get a lot of pot there, however.
Wait! How about just moving to UNIX time stamps. " I'll meet you at 1299198176 at the coffee shop...give or take a few thousand."
You just brought a smile to a private pilot. Can't tell you how big a pain it is to fly across zones and file flight plans. Every pilot would dream of one zone. Everybody else can't imagine the chaos that would cause. Forget Y2K, that would freak'n cause the world to shut down and cry.
I mean really, what the heck is this patent for? They're suing McDonald's, Levi's, Hospitals, Lowe's, Auto parts stores, grocery stores, heavy machinery companies, and even Build A Bear...Oh! The humanity!!!....What the heck?
This may not seem like a huge problem for many like myself that simply POP my account with Google, but my son is on a Google CR-48 prototype notebook. He has everything on the cloud. There really isn't a good way for him to backup to the notebook itself. That means that if the account is deleted, he loses all his work on the Doc's too. That would not be good.
Can't complain. We were all warned that it is a BETA product. That means things can go horribly wrong, and they warned us it wasn't really ready to be used yet.
Thank you!!!! Now I don't have to say it. I wish I could go a day without getting someone trying to advertise for App ill here. Can't wait for the day that Job's get a borg implant icon too.
I work for the world's secondmost experts on optimizing for Itanium 2. We order a small pizza. Usually we're not that hungry after a half-days work on this. We've lost our appetites completely by the end of each day.
Agreed. Problem is with most contracts where you are at the mercy of the company (take it or leave it contracts), they usually put in little clauses that say, "terms, limits, bandwidth, features, and functions are subject to change without notice. We can screw with you and you can really do a thing except leave in the middle of a 2 year contract and fork over tons of money to us." (I'm making this up...don't critique the exact wording...just the concept)