"But the fact is the world is not responsible enough for the technology."
I can agree with that in regard to flying cars, we have enough problems with ones limited to the ground, and with flight it only added another dimensions, and exponential problems.
But, I dont really see how having more bandwidth would cause anymore damage... people would still use it for the same purpose, just more of it (information, music, movies, porn, maliciousness, et el)
"Unfortunetly, due to new Government regulations, drug developers will have to be more stringent about the drugs they release, so as to minimize the chance of killing their users"
Plus, this also creates more job opportunities (especially for people familliar with 'standards'), aswell as return coding, "we need to update our website for IE8 and/or to be more standards complient"
If any website coders (who are currently using non-standard coding practices) that are going "shit fuck damnit crap" it's there fault for not doing their job properly. They could have simply said "well, we could do that, but its not standards complient, and could create problems in the future" - "oh, hmm well maybe there is another way"... its really their own laziness.
And anyone who really enjoys coding websites, will probably like this, a new challenge, "lets see if I can make this site 100% complient"...
Yeah, thats how my ISP (claims) to handle it to...
DL 5MB/UL 512KB
But it throttles that 5MB seemingly randomly, ocasionally I can get up to 600k/s download (using BT, HTTP, FTP, etc doesnt matter) other times 15k/s... noon, midnight, weekday, weekend doesnt matter... and 2 or 3 times a week, it just shuts down entirely for about 3 hours somewhere between 9PM and 9AM...
So i assume one of two things.
1. they don't know what they are doing. 2. they most likely dont know what they are doing.
They behave like an infected computer... unless their hardware is constantly dying, inwhich case see assumption 1. or 2.
Aslong as the proprietary only applies to distribution, im (somewhat) "ok" with it.
But if we start hearing about lawsuits and crap because some kid modded his Linos so he could do [whatever], this is not going to help "Linux". Because the articles "Bob Smith sentenced to a $1,000 fine for modding his Linos" just makes people scared of touching their OS.
Indeed it does, and if I had to choose, I would choose that one, simply for the 800x480 display, which seems to be running at the same aspect ratio, if the Elonex has the same screen running at 640x480, no thanx... and because that article has pictures of it...
But about a third of the total weight is the Pringle Can, so you might be able to fit more in the same space, that same space weighs more, adding to the cost of feul needed. Takes more energy to move a Pringles can with 200 chips, than a fluffy bag with 200 chips.
As for boxes, if you have a 3x3 foot box with 300 fluffy bags, that same box wouldnt be able to carry 600 pringles cans unless it was made thicker, used more tape, etc. So you might have to use 2 smaller boxes carryign 300 each, which is actually more carboard than the single larger box, plus the carboard in the pringles can.
Plus the additional costs of manufacturing (which inclues shipping the carboard and metal used in the can, aswell as its pre-processing)
There is a reason why Pringles are like $1.50, when you can get twice the amount of chips for the same price in a fluffy bag. (albeit broken and such)
If the sound can't be heard off the property where the event takes place (which it never is) and it cant be seen from anywhere outside of the designated area (which it usually can be) then it could be a "Private" event.
Even if there was an audience of a billion people. It's private, and exclusive, to those billion people.
Although, with camera phones, et al, it becomes a problem (hence the story).
Yeah, so do I, I have a hard drive thats entire purpose is to hold recent downloads (until they are tested/scanned/used)
But, from what I deduce, it seems that Safari, at least on the Windows Platform, defaults to the users desktop (directory) until it has been set otherwise.
Similar to IE, and many other programs that default to the "My Documents" directory. A lot of people dont bother to set the default download location, then just browse somewhere else with the save as dialog.
Actually, thats a curious thought, I wonder what the ratio is between proprietary coders, and open source coders donating their body/organs for science/medical uses.
Yeah there are quite a few products like that, but most of them are really complex and cancel eachother out (making both ineffective for their original use), at least with respect to something as simple as a piece of fabric being able to seperate them.
But you could combine a fuel with another liquid that releases fumes that cancels out the feuls fumes, so that if there was a leak an ignition would be far less or completely impossible.
But a simple piece of this cloth in a feul filter, could seperate the feul from the liquid, use the feul, and then use the liquid to say cool the engine.
Indeed, and this just helps the case for people who were already protesting against it. Publicity.
If Google had just outright said "We Here At Google Don't Like The Idea", no one would have cared, not news-worthy, but trying to cover it up... "hmm"... intrigue.
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"But the fact is the world is not responsible enough for the technology."
I can agree with that in regard to flying cars, we have enough problems with ones limited to the ground, and with flight it only added another dimensions, and exponential problems.
But, I dont really see how having more bandwidth would cause anymore damage... people would still use it for the same purpose, just more of it (information, music, movies, porn, maliciousness, et el)
Indeed.
"Unfortunetly, due to new Government regulations, drug developers will have to be more stringent about the drugs they release, so as to minimize the chance of killing their users"
Plus, this also creates more job opportunities (especially for people familliar with 'standards'), aswell as return coding, "we need to update our website for IE8 and/or to be more standards complient"
If any website coders (who are currently using non-standard coding practices) that are going "shit fuck damnit crap" it's there fault for not doing their job properly. They could have simply said "well, we could do that, but its not standards complient, and could create problems in the future" - "oh, hmm well maybe there is another way"... its really their own laziness.
And anyone who really enjoys coding websites, will probably like this, a new challenge, "lets see if I can make this site 100% complient"...
"...I won't be caught dead while browsing your site."
Obviously not, you could be caught alive browsing their site though, or found dead infront of a computer displaying the site.
Yeah, thats how my ISP (claims) to handle it to...
DL 5MB/UL 512KB
But it throttles that 5MB seemingly randomly, ocasionally I can get up to 600k/s download (using BT, HTTP, FTP, etc doesnt matter) other times 15k/s... noon, midnight, weekday, weekend doesnt matter... and 2 or 3 times a week, it just shuts down entirely for about 3 hours somewhere between 9PM and 9AM...
So i assume one of two things.
1. they don't know what they are doing.
2. they most likely dont know what they are doing.
They behave like an infected computer... unless their hardware is constantly dying, inwhich case see assumption 1. or 2.
Excuses.
Anyone else get a bunch of JavaScript errors form the CBC.ca site?... (Opera 9.27, XP, JavaJRE 6U6)
Damn Canadians! (Note: I am one)
Aslong as the proprietary only applies to distribution, im (somewhat) "ok" with it.
But if we start hearing about lawsuits and crap because some kid modded his Linos so he could do [whatever], this is not going to help "Linux". Because the articles "Bob Smith sentenced to a $1,000 fine for modding his Linos" just makes people scared of touching their OS.
Yes it is, and thanx... guess we'll have to wait till some people get there hands on one to find out what its capable of.
Although according to that sentence at Wikipedia, its proprietary, so that kinda sucks depending on what the TOS/License allows.
Indeed it does, and if I had to choose, I would choose that one, simply for the 800x480 display, which seems to be running at the same aspect ratio, if the Elonex has the same screen running at 640x480, no thanx... and because that article has pictures of it...
Just what exactly is Linos? I tried Google, and it gave me nothing useful. (Photphonics, and Industrial software)
They might get even more publicity and help if they said "It uses Linos, which is based on [insert major distribution]"
Unless its not based on anything, which would be "cool" but not very well thought through, unless they have a huge Help & Support staff/department.
It was not a direct quote, just the topic of response, hence capitalisation.
"...lower fuel costs..."
Is what i would have used if I was directly quoting.
and just to help you out...
"Fuel", misspelled twice. (and will continue to be many many times in the rest of my life)
"Carrying", misspelled once.
"Includes", misspelled once.
Missing Apostrophe, once.
Uncapitalizes Name, twice.
Other Missing Punctuation, thrice.
Use of "like" instead of more appropriate word, once.
Yes, that they both have websites, thats all.
"Lower Feul Costs"
But about a third of the total weight is the Pringle Can, so you might be able to fit more in the same space, that same space weighs more, adding to the cost of feul needed. Takes more energy to move a Pringles can with 200 chips, than a fluffy bag with 200 chips.
As for boxes, if you have a 3x3 foot box with 300 fluffy bags, that same box wouldnt be able to carry 600 pringles cans unless it was made thicker, used more tape, etc. So you might have to use 2 smaller boxes carryign 300 each, which is actually more carboard than the single larger box, plus the carboard in the pringles can.
Plus the additional costs of manufacturing (which inclues shipping the carboard and metal used in the can, aswell as its pre-processing)
There is a reason why Pringles are like $1.50, when you can get twice the amount of chips for the same price in a fluffy bag. (albeit broken and such)
He's probably a lawyer, looking for work.
This is a very vague comment about broads...
uh... pertaining to sound: "(Which it usually can be)" ... changed the sentence but not what was in parenthesis.
If the sound can't be heard off the property where the event takes place (which it never is) and it cant be seen from anywhere outside of the designated area (which it usually can be) then it could be a "Private" event.
Even if there was an audience of a billion people. It's private, and exclusive, to those billion people.
Although, with camera phones, et al, it becomes a problem (hence the story).
Yeah, so do I, I have a hard drive thats entire purpose is to hold recent downloads (until they are tested/scanned/used)
But, from what I deduce, it seems that Safari, at least on the Windows Platform, defaults to the users desktop (directory) until it has been set otherwise.
Similar to IE, and many other programs that default to the "My Documents" directory. A lot of people dont bother to set the default download location, then just browse somewhere else with the save as dialog.
Actually, thats a curious thought, I wonder what the ratio is between proprietary coders, and open source coders donating their body/organs for science/medical uses.
The can is definitly a better use of space.
But the bag, uses about the same amount of plastic as the cap of a pringles can, so there is much less waste, and is cheaper to produce.
Although the can can be used again, it rarely is, especially by people who eat Pringles often.
lol, fine... "Something that affects Safari users on OSX"
It can be either, including "Brer", or just "Buh".
Brier = Br'er
Briar = Bri'r
Brier = Briar
Something that also effects OSX...
Yeah there are quite a few products like that, but most of them are really complex and cancel eachother out (making both ineffective for their original use), at least with respect to something as simple as a piece of fabric being able to seperate them.
But you could combine a fuel with another liquid that releases fumes that cancels out the feuls fumes, so that if there was a leak an ignition would be far less or completely impossible.
But a simple piece of this cloth in a feul filter, could seperate the feul from the liquid, use the feul, and then use the liquid to say cool the engine.
A better version of: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4158551.html
Indeed, and this just helps the case for people who were already protesting against it. Publicity.
If Google had just outright said "We Here At Google Don't Like The Idea", no one would have cared, not news-worthy, but trying to cover it up... "hmm"... intrigue.
the United States of American, is technically a Corporation aswell, so a United States of America Citizen, is also a citizen of a corporation.
However, an "American Citizen" is not.
http://www.jusbelli.com/usofa_is_corp.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVsMUpPgdT0
http://home.iae.nl/users/lightnet/creator/federalgovernment.htm
yadda yadda...