She worked for Google. Of course she's already seen 4chan. She's just making sure to take her time and do it right. Only incompetent AI's leave a humanity to resist.
That's what Google always does. Letting other people select the good stuff is the core of Google's entire search algorithm. That little tidbit is what has made them the success they are today. Instead of try to build an AI to chew keywords for relevance they were the ones who let the 'net be the brain for them.
Except that PNG can run unpaletted. Combine that with features like color profiles and alpha transparency and fully-implemented PNG actually makes a better TIFF replacement than almost anything else. That probably means the overdid the spec a wee bit.
Actually I think that kind of behavior would get you thrown in jail many places. You'd be hard pressed to defend yourself from any number of charges it resembles, stalking, or conducting a private investigation without a license.
There never were such bodies at the international scales on which these systems operate. I don't think anyone's dumb enough to run one from inside the US.
Neither is very good. Trying to memorize one of those to go punch into a configuration on another machine (an unpleasantly common tasks on small IPv4 networks) would be like memorizing 50 digits of pi. I think that might be more of a problem than anything else.
The real problem is the customer will NOT know how much load a DVD is on any given system. There are too many unanswered questions even for that. Does this DVD player software process the video with the CPU or with graphics hardware? How well do the power management features on the optical drive deal with a constant low load, it it spinning down then constantly having to be spun-up? Does constant low load hamstring the OS power management system. Is the DRM rootkit trying to phone home using the Wifi connection? How fast is this recipe of model-number soup compared to the load of playing a DVD?
So you give min/max/medium load and you define medium load as something like displaying the 480p stream from Netflix over a WPA encrypted Wifi connection. Something with a few power-intensive operations going and relatively constant processor and graphics stress.
Actually I wouldn't be surprised if quite a few came back with glow plugs. After all you couldn't have possibly meant spark plugs, diesels don't have those, but glow plugs don't look all that different, maybe the butterbar just never worked on trucks? At lest that's how I'd think the thought process might go with the mechanically inclined.
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In my limited experience competence and sanity are easier to find at city and county levels than at state and federal levels.
I would totally play this. Then again I really, really liked Read Or Die.
She worked for Google. Of course she's already seen 4chan. She's just making sure to take her time and do it right. Only incompetent AI's leave a humanity to resist.
That's what Google always does. Letting other people select the good stuff is the core of Google's entire search algorithm. That little tidbit is what has made them the success they are today. Instead of try to build an AI to chew keywords for relevance they were the ones who let the 'net be the brain for them.
And Apple doesn't even sell anything but bleeding edge high-end when it comes to towers.
Except that PNG can run unpaletted. Combine that with features like color profiles and alpha transparency and fully-implemented PNG actually makes a better TIFF replacement than almost anything else. That probably means the overdid the spec a wee bit.
Actually I think that kind of behavior would get you thrown in jail many places. You'd be hard pressed to defend yourself from any number of charges it resembles, stalking, or conducting a private investigation without a license.
Mostly because driver compatibility got nerfed.
Doesn't CU do this?
Do you remember how difficult that was the first few days?
Except it wouldn't work. The sound would still reach the glass and be picked up by the laser mic.
Because it didn't show nipples?
Which is not that far. I'd prefer 30.
It's a nitrate. It'll FIND a fuel.
I think your statement evaluates to 1.
When kilograms start meaning something to us?
Better than a marshmallow man, right?
There never were such bodies at the international scales on which these systems operate. I don't think anyone's dumb enough to run one from inside the US.
Neither is very good. Trying to memorize one of those to go punch into a configuration on another machine (an unpleasantly common tasks on small IPv4 networks) would be like memorizing 50 digits of pi. I think that might be more of a problem than anything else.
Forget fleeing third world countries. How about just working your way through school.
It makes the Anti-trust folks nervous.
The real problem is the customer will NOT know how much load a DVD is on any given system. There are too many unanswered questions even for that. Does this DVD player software process the video with the CPU or with graphics hardware? How well do the power management features on the optical drive deal with a constant low load, it it spinning down then constantly having to be spun-up? Does constant low load hamstring the OS power management system. Is the DRM rootkit trying to phone home using the Wifi connection? How fast is this recipe of model-number soup compared to the load of playing a DVD?
So you give min/max/medium load and you define medium load as something like displaying the 480p stream from Netflix over a WPA encrypted Wifi connection. Something with a few power-intensive operations going and relatively constant processor and graphics stress.
Actually I wouldn't be surprised if quite a few came back with glow plugs. After all you couldn't have possibly meant spark plugs, diesels don't have those, but glow plugs don't look all that different, maybe the butterbar just never worked on trucks? At lest that's how I'd think the thought process might go with the mechanically inclined.
Mu metal?