Didn't realize standards made a difference. How do EVDO, EDGE, 802.11n, DOCSYS, and OCAP affect sleep? The frequency and power of the signal has no effect, of course.
With the most advanced inertial navigation software, image sensors, microprocessors being developed in other countries, they have to use open source and download it from other countries just to survive.
Sort of funny seeing them going through all that trouble to wrestle a little $300,000 parachute "kite" to pull a huge ship. Couldn't they just enlist a bunch of Chinese to row the thing and save $300,000?
No surprise here. Now the Goo tube generation can say they thought they were going to get a shuttle replacement and were proven wrong. Every generation guesses wrong the first time.
Most of the jobs being created are not for achieving maximum speed but standards compliance. Companies want software which is easy to maintain & portable, but not necessarily the fastest. If it still was 1997 there would probably be ubiquitous implementations for SMP & vectored assembly language, but that's not the focus anymore.
So is the latest one much better than the old ones which required hauling around a truckload of toxic chemicals and burning up a few million dollars to get a split second laser burst?
This is for research only, so U can see if a protein is expressed by attaching a UV marker to it. It also doesn't glow unless U shine UV light on it. Don't expect glowing cats in pet stores.
Just because every other laptop U bought became a worthless, obsolete piece of trash in a year doesn't mean this one will.
People need to pick up their credit cards and buy this product now. How dare anyone question the wisdom of the group, the truthfulness of their chairmen, directors, presidents, and VP's in favor of their own theory.
Just look at the millions of Americans who, just by buying an iPhone, were saved from poverty and became OpenGL programming geniouses.
The language isn't much use if there aren't blogs to fill the websites with content. Don't forget the millions of blogs, diaries, instant messages, home videos, & home photos that really make the current languages valuable.
Well, Bigelow certainly couldn't get any support from the current startups and instead had to cancel a mission to cover inflation. Now it's NASA's turn again.
Instead of creating another cell phone service, couldn't they create a general purpose band for hobbyists like the 2.4Ghz band? It could be reserved for UAV's, personal ultra wide band networks, or hobbyists. There are lots of possibilities besides cell phones.
Not sure it was a cry from scientists, legislators, and the public as much as it was a cry from a small number of people with everyone else going along with what they read.
Glad we could clear this up. After years of complaining about less and less privacy, workers finally turned around and looked up to common work spaces. Managers of course, will still be provided private offices.
Motion capture by inertial navigation seems a bit expensive, but it's probably affordable for Swiss. Those IDG300's actually increased in price since they came out. Now we're finding all kinds of new uses for inertial navigation. Too bad there aren't many jobs for inertial navigation experts in Web 2.0 crazed Silicon Valley.
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Didn't realize standards made a difference. How do EVDO, EDGE, 802.11n, DOCSYS, and OCAP affect sleep? The frequency and power of the signal has no effect, of course.
With the most advanced inertial navigation software, image sensors, microprocessors being developed in other countries, they have to use open source and download it from other countries just to survive.
So what improvement can be achieved by combining GLONASS & GPS? Another 10 satellites should improve accuracy, but the media isn't covering this.
Too bad the laid off workers didn't get retention bonuses to keep them from leaving.
Humans are programmed to worship leadership. There's nothing else to it.
It would be huge if x86 or x86_64 was available as a core like MIPS & ARM. Life would be much easier for the set top boxes.
$1/W to produce. $5000/W after the CEO's bonus is added in.
Sort of funny seeing them going through all that trouble to wrestle a little $300,000 parachute "kite" to pull a huge ship. Couldn't they just enlist a bunch of Chinese to row the thing and save $300,000?
No surprise here. Now the Goo tube generation can say they thought they were going to get a shuttle replacement and were proven wrong. Every generation guesses wrong the first time.
Most of the jobs being created are not for achieving maximum speed but standards compliance. Companies want software which is easy to maintain & portable, but not necessarily the fastest. If it still was 1997 there would probably be ubiquitous implementations for SMP & vectored assembly language, but that's not the focus anymore.
35mpg is sort of behind the times. Ever since oil peaked in 2005, consumption has averaged over 35mpg even if GM didn't make the cars.
The vehicle is landing in water to reduce weight.
So is the latest one much better than the old ones which required hauling around a truckload of toxic chemicals and burning up a few million dollars to get a split second laser burst?
This is for research only, so U can see if a protein is expressed by attaching a UV marker to it. It also doesn't glow unless U shine UV light on it. Don't expect glowing cats in pet stores.
The main thing I know about AJAX is the traffic nightmare it's boom has created on 680.
Just because every other laptop U bought became a worthless, obsolete piece of trash in a year doesn't mean this one will.
People need to pick up their credit cards and buy this product now. How dare anyone question the wisdom of the group, the truthfulness of their chairmen, directors, presidents, and VP's in favor of their own theory.
Just look at the millions of Americans who, just by buying an iPhone, were saved from poverty and became OpenGL programming geniouses.
The language isn't much use if there aren't blogs to fill the websites with content. Don't forget the millions of blogs, diaries, instant messages, home videos, & home photos that really make the current languages valuable.
Well, Bigelow certainly couldn't get any support from the current startups and instead had to cancel a mission to cover inflation. Now it's NASA's turn again.
Instead of creating another cell phone service, couldn't they create a general purpose band for hobbyists like the 2.4Ghz band? It could be reserved for UAV's, personal ultra wide band networks, or hobbyists. There are lots of possibilities besides cell phones.
Not sure it was a cry from scientists, legislators, and the public as much as it was a cry from a small number of people with everyone else going along with what they read.
Glad we could clear this up. After years of complaining about less and less privacy, workers finally turned around and looked up to common work spaces. Managers of course, will still be provided private offices.
Time to move to Nevada and take a mud bath. Funny how the more expensive oil is, the less dangerous radiation is.
Motion capture by inertial navigation seems a bit expensive, but it's probably affordable for Swiss. Those IDG300's actually increased in price since they came out. Now we're finding all kinds of new uses for inertial navigation. Too bad there aren't many jobs for inertial navigation experts in Web 2.0 crazed Silicon Valley.
Sony screwed up so badly with e-books, they're the only company which would fail to sell oil. Sony's only successful invention this decade is Blu-Ray.
Sony sold e-ink. Bezos sold "a way to get the emotions and experiences I love from books". Big difference.