Hasn't Apple quit making the iPhone X because it didn't sell? And only now they're telling App Developers that they must support a discontinued device?
They're already, I believe at over 5,000 confirmed dead, with many more still considered missing.
Certainly, it's horrible, but imagine if this had occurred off the coast of a third world country.
On the subject of radiation, doesn't Japan (at least, certain sections of it.) already have a heightened occurrence of caner due to the Nuclear bombing during WWII?
I doubt the minute amounts of radiation that have currently been observed will have any noticeable effect, especially with how quickly they evacuated the area.
Absolute garbage.
Big guns mean nothing when faced with a Guerrilla threat.
Why do you think Vietnam/Iraq became such nightmares? If it was a simple matter of "Our Guns are Bigger" then there would be no insurgency.
So, Having to spend more money is going to get them out of the hole faster?
They're still not going to be able to afford healthcare, the only thing thats changed is that now they must pay for it.
I work as a sysadmin at a company making a slow switchover to Linux, and I've experimented with this a bit. You can greatly, greatly limit the damage any virus can cause through wine by unmapping it's Z drive from the wine configuration menu.
By default, wine maps / to Z. I can see why they did this, (wine can only run applications within a mapped drive) but it likely needs to be undone across the board. The best alternative would be to create a unhidden wine folder in the user's home directory and map that in wine.
If Z is left mapped to/, then a windows virus can run rampant all throughout your system.
How does a rover on Mars cost 4 million per year to operate? Personnel for operating the rover couldn't possibly cost that much, and I'm sure the communication infrastructure for it was already in place.
Lionhead would be able to release good quality games without anyone complaining about missing features if someone would just shove a sock in Peter's Mouth.
He's my favorite game developer of all time largely because he has such great ideas, he just can't help but mouth off about them and that's how people end up disappointed. Irregardless, I enjoyed the first and am looking forward to this game, having completely avoided Peter's ramblings.
If it can be played through your speakers, then it can be used as a cheap venue for Piracy. All they are really doing is making it cheaper for pirates to initially grab your.mp3's for distribution.
The most annoying thing for me? The stupid little bubble that pops up to inform me that wireless networks are in range, even when I am running through a wired connection. The only way I've found to really get rid of this is to disable the connection, a hassle for whenever I try and go anywhere.
Of course, this particular annoyance only really hits me nowadays when I need to boot into my small windows partition. Ubuntu FTW.
Reminds me of a Mark Twain quote I had once read. "If man could be crossed with the cat, it would improve man but deteriorate the cat."
He had obviously never been to Japan.
Getting back on topic, I think prosthetic brains would need to be developed before any real progress is seen on this front. Something with the interfaces for such things already built in. But really, I think too many Slashdot readers and scientists alike have watched Ghost in the Shell and remarked, "Cool!"
EX-TER-MI-NATE! EX-TER-MI-NATE!
*Cough* Hrm hrm...
If a crossed wire can cause the gun to swivel, then a crossed wire can also cause the gun to fire. Anyone else surprised to see that they failed to include multiple redundancies?
Of course, one could put forward the argument that the more redundancies there are, the more there is to go wrong.
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Battery life has kinda gone away on recent models though in a race to be as thin as possible.
Hasn't Apple quit making the iPhone X because it didn't sell? And only now they're telling App Developers that they must support a discontinued device?
Ryzens incorporate most of their chipset on the die. Hes not 100% correct, there still are some functions being done on the motherboard though.
Aren't m3's terrible CPUs? This looks like a complete ripoff when you can buy similarly spec'd laptops for less than 500.
You're thinking of Zen2, which is supposed to be 7nm. Zen+ is whats coming next, it's a refresh of their current 12nm chips.
Filthy Heretics.
They're already, I believe at over 5,000 confirmed dead, with many more still considered missing. Certainly, it's horrible, but imagine if this had occurred off the coast of a third world country. On the subject of radiation, doesn't Japan (at least, certain sections of it.) already have a heightened occurrence of caner due to the Nuclear bombing during WWII? I doubt the minute amounts of radiation that have currently been observed will have any noticeable effect, especially with how quickly they evacuated the area.
The only ones who seem to be panicking are western media. I saw a comment from a Japanese man accusing BBC News of attempting to incite a panic.
Absolute garbage. Big guns mean nothing when faced with a Guerrilla threat. Why do you think Vietnam/Iraq became such nightmares? If it was a simple matter of "Our Guns are Bigger" then there would be no insurgency.
You could try Midori. http://www.twotoasts.de/index.php?/pages/midori_summary.html
And don't forget chicken! I can't tell you how many times I've told people where I'm from only to have KFC brought up.
I find the 2013 thing quite hilarious myself, largely because I do not believe Mr. Obama will be back for a second term. Think of that what you will.
So, Having to spend more money is going to get them out of the hole faster? They're still not going to be able to afford healthcare, the only thing thats changed is that now they must pay for it.
I work as a sysadmin at a company making a slow switchover to Linux, and I've experimented with this a bit. You can greatly, greatly limit the damage any virus can cause through wine by unmapping it's Z drive from the wine configuration menu. By default, wine maps / to Z. I can see why they did this, (wine can only run applications within a mapped drive) but it likely needs to be undone across the board. The best alternative would be to create a unhidden wine folder in the user's home directory and map that in wine. If Z is left mapped to /, then a windows virus can run rampant all throughout your system.
Interestingly, you had longer load times with Adblock on than off.
And I bet you have some lovely Red Herring to sell too.
How does a rover on Mars cost 4 million per year to operate? Personnel for operating the rover couldn't possibly cost that much, and I'm sure the communication infrastructure for it was already in place.
Lionhead would be able to release good quality games without anyone complaining about missing features if someone would just shove a sock in Peter's Mouth. He's my favorite game developer of all time largely because he has such great ideas, he just can't help but mouth off about them and that's how people end up disappointed. Irregardless, I enjoyed the first and am looking forward to this game, having completely avoided Peter's ramblings.
If it can be played through your speakers, then it can be used as a cheap venue for Piracy. All they are really doing is making it cheaper for pirates to initially grab your .mp3's for distribution.
Am I the only one who sees a problem with a magnetically attached keyboard?
The most annoying thing for me? The stupid little bubble that pops up to inform me that wireless networks are in range, even when I am running through a wired connection. The only way I've found to really get rid of this is to disable the connection, a hassle for whenever I try and go anywhere. Of course, this particular annoyance only really hits me nowadays when I need to boot into my small windows partition. Ubuntu FTW.
Make sure you line the bottom of your case with a extreme heat resistant ceramic, don't want to lose your whole house too.
I find it highly insensitive that you have overlooked the deaf community. Surely they also wish to enjoy such magnificent web pages.
Reminds me of a Mark Twain quote I had once read. "If man could be crossed with the cat, it would improve man but deteriorate the cat." He had obviously never been to Japan. Getting back on topic, I think prosthetic brains would need to be developed before any real progress is seen on this front. Something with the interfaces for such things already built in. But really, I think too many Slashdot readers and scientists alike have watched Ghost in the Shell and remarked, "Cool!"
EX-TER-MI-NATE! EX-TER-MI-NATE! *Cough* Hrm hrm... If a crossed wire can cause the gun to swivel, then a crossed wire can also cause the gun to fire. Anyone else surprised to see that they failed to include multiple redundancies? Of course, one could put forward the argument that the more redundancies there are, the more there is to go wrong.