Netflix is not the walled garden that Apple wants. They produce their own content, sure. But you can use it on virtually any device, provided that you accept the DRM. What plays Apple content? iTunes, iPhones, and Apple TV.
You probably want the metadata on the source - there's a lot of useful information you can store there and it's much more onerous to strip it after every edit. It should only be stripped during compile time. Making this the default but allowing full control is a much better way of handling that.
We designed a custom setup with one rod across the top (up pretty high with some unusable shelving above the rod), and a lower rod on the left and right third. Middle is long hang / shelving / drawers. There are cheaper options elsewhere, but nothing beats their in-store software other than not being able to control the software myself.
Time to give Mythbuntu a chance? Or any distro with MythTV, but I think that gives you the most out of box help. I've been using MythTV for almost a decade now, and it definitely requires tweaking - but probably less so than blocking driver updates constantly.
If you're saving for any embedded asset. It's good for more than just web, because you can evaluate the output and make sure the quality is what you want.
During the very quick process of transferring the data from the CPU to RAM. Though with bus mastering, I'm not sure you'd get even one more CPU cycle even with additional KB of data to be loaded (I'm not sure what goes on down at that level).
Programs have graphic resources embedded inside them all the time. They would take up a lot less space without unnecessary/unusable metadata. This stuff should be automatically stripped during the process of embedding anyway.
You can hate Apple all you want, but at least they offer a reasonable price for their online backups. $0.99/mo. for up to 50GB. $2.99/mo. for up to 200GB. 5GB or under is free.
I tell almost anyone with a nearly full phone to sign up - because they can opt to store fewer of the photos on the device itself. This doesn't preclude a local backup, but that will never happen with most users.
So going back to the original comment that started this thread offshoot.
In many of the important ways, [libertarianism] is the same as [republicans]. Both want to let corporations to have the ultimate power over the people by destroying the parts of the government that interfere.
I think you're agreeing with my main premise. There are a lot of wolves in sheep's clothing under the umbrella of libertarianism, too. But as there's no true Scotsman, I just have to accept that they are what they say they are.
If you run your own continuous fiber optic cable directly from Hawaii to Chicago, you should be able to get sub-50ms. pings. It's all those pesky hops and retransmits that get in the way.
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if you want to be paid for your results and not your time
This is called a salary. Who in tech is working hourly? It's not just free overtime.
And....AT&T did this next...so this is really not new for them.
And Nintendo Japan did something similar with satellite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
0mg is lighter than I would have expected.
Depends on the size of the bank.
Netflix is not the walled garden that Apple wants. They produce their own content, sure. But you can use it on virtually any device, provided that you accept the DRM. What plays Apple content? iTunes, iPhones, and Apple TV.
You probably want the metadata on the source - there's a lot of useful information you can store there and it's much more onerous to strip it after every edit. It should only be stripped during compile time. Making this the default but allowing full control is a much better way of handling that.
If you have a single rod, a nice closet system would make a huge difference: https://www.containerstore.com...
We designed a custom setup with one rod across the top (up pretty high with some unusable shelving above the rod), and a lower rod on the left and right third. Middle is long hang / shelving / drawers. There are cheaper options elsewhere, but nothing beats their in-store software other than not being able to control the software myself.
That it's truly meaningless and that a federal labeling program shouldn't exist - because it's mostly marketing fluff.
And non-GMO is hard to truly verify, since cross-pollination with a neighboring farm is hard to avoid sometimes.
That and standard cross-breeding nets you what most people should consider a GMO.
They launched it during April...just a bit late.
Also in late April Fool's Day news, Nordstrom now has fake "muddy" blue jeans for $425.
"how does this look?"
Answer: it's too late now, you already bought it.
Time to give Mythbuntu a chance? Or any distro with MythTV, but I think that gives you the most out of box help. I've been using MythTV for almost a decade now, and it definitely requires tweaking - but probably less so than blocking driver updates constantly.
The big new feature according to their changelog was "Creators Update support."
Which means they tested a preview build and Microsoft must have changed a lot after that.
An SD card is not even a medium-term backup. I'd trust a magnetic charge on a platter over an electrostatic charge held in limbo for months or years.
Where in my comment did I write that I "hate Apple"?
The English language doesn't have a word for the plural "you" except in the American South. I don't mean you , personally.
A feature I don't use because I regularly move data off of my iPhone on a regular basis.
Again, not advice specifically for you.
If you're saving for any embedded asset. It's good for more than just web, because you can evaluate the output and make sure the quality is what you want.
From the hard drive to RAM. Stupid typing.
During the very quick process of transferring the data from the CPU to RAM. Though with bus mastering, I'm not sure you'd get even one more CPU cycle even with additional KB of data to be loaded (I'm not sure what goes on down at that level).
Programs have graphic resources embedded inside them all the time. They would take up a lot less space without unnecessary/unusable metadata. This stuff should be automatically stripped during the process of embedding anyway.
You can hate Apple all you want, but at least they offer a reasonable price for their online backups. $0.99/mo. for up to 50GB. $2.99/mo. for up to 200GB. 5GB or under is free.
I tell almost anyone with a nearly full phone to sign up - because they can opt to store fewer of the photos on the device itself. This doesn't preclude a local backup, but that will never happen with most users.
And it was even a lowercase E.
So going back to the original comment that started this thread offshoot.
In many of the important ways, [libertarianism] is the same as [republicans]. Both want to let corporations to have the ultimate power over the people by destroying the parts of the government that interfere.
I think you're agreeing with my main premise. There are a lot of wolves in sheep's clothing under the umbrella of libertarianism, too. But as there's no true Scotsman, I just have to accept that they are what they say they are.
correlation of population density.
If you run your own continuous fiber optic cable directly from Hawaii to Chicago, you should be able to get sub-50ms. pings. It's all those pesky hops and retransmits that get in the way.