The lesson here is that it isn't the goodness of the chip. (The early PICs were really unfriendly to C compilers.) You can have the best chip in the world but nobody will use it if they aren't properly supported.
I'm 64 yo, a pharmacist by profession and originally wanted to be an electrical engineer. I like building small projects for my and my grand children's amusement. This is cook book electronics and computer programming. Put in the right components, find a suitable script for download and listen to the kids say "Gramps, what did you make for us today?"
Probably it means some form of rural broadband or Wimax or something for shcools. But maybe not for every farmer along the route.
I on the other hand think it is for every farmer along the route as well. Farmers depend on the net a lot for things like weather forecasts, market prices for crops and livestock etc. I'd bet they're the squeaky wheel that's going to get greased and to the benefit of everyone else
Legal experts say it is relatively unusual for politicians to formally trademark their names because they are generally not associated with commercially valuable products or services
Firstly, Palin is nothing more than a product, and I hereby move that from henceforth on she simply be referred to as "That Woman" to prevent her bringing legal suit in articles/posts/blogs/etc without her approval or consent.
In the US we have immigrant laborers that are likely to do jobs that the general populace doesn't want to do. In Japan the desire for a homogeneous society is working against them because of their migration policies $100,000 robots aren't the solution. I'm quite sure that Chinese workers, making a buck fifty a day would welcome working in a Japanese home, for real wages as a caregiver
Wait, I got me an idea. Don't allow throw away phones, make it okay to have a regular phone and have someone review the phone call records, thereby eliminating "escape attempts, drug deals and conference calls coordinated via smuggled cell phones." and allowing "the phones to stay in contact with loved ones,"
About 20 years ago, my dumb ass brother-in-law told me that he read that someone had bought something (another company I think) for 4 billion dollars. He said to me that : "that's ridiculous. That amount of currency existed nowhere in the world" Sighing I turned my attention to my sister.
"“Did you ever think that making a speech on economics is a lot like pissing down your leg? It seems hot to you, but it never does to anyone else.” LBJ
I guess it all depends on whether the player actually plays the game to win or not. A n00b will crash his/her car just to see what happens when you crash and that's not going to make him a better game player or driver.
If playing video games were detrimental, why would the Air Force even bother with simulators to afford pilots and astronaut candidates practice before the fly a multi-billion dollar aircraft?
Slashdot Mirror
Wonder how many "whistle blowers" used Limewire, eMule, or Frostwire in the privacy of their own homes. I say it's 30 pieces of silver
If you sit on your couch, drinking beer and belching the "William Tell Overture", you might be normal
The lesson here is that it isn't the goodness of the chip. (The early PICs were really unfriendly to C compilers.) You can have the best chip in the world but nobody will use it if they aren't properly supported.
I'm 64 yo, a pharmacist by profession and originally wanted to be an electrical engineer. I like building small projects for my and my grand children's amusement. This is cook book electronics and computer programming. Put in the right components, find a suitable script for download and listen to the kids say "Gramps, what did you make for us today?"
This will happen eventually, just after pigs fly out of my ass
And I'm sure nothing would ever go wrong
Probably it means some form of rural broadband or Wimax or something for shcools. But maybe not for every farmer along the route.
I on the other hand think it is for every farmer along the route as well. Farmers depend on the net a lot for things like weather forecasts, market prices for crops and livestock etc. I'd bet they're the squeaky wheel that's going to get greased and to the benefit of everyone else
Plenty of room, step to the rear.
And I guess they've never heard of PC Decrapifier ?
What kind of iOS n00b are you? The iPod glove has been around 4 evah
Legal experts say it is relatively unusual for politicians to formally trademark their names because they are generally not associated with commercially valuable products or services
Firstly, Palin is nothing more than a product, and I hereby move that from henceforth on she simply be referred to as "That Woman" to prevent her bringing legal suit in articles/posts/blogs/etc without her approval or consent.
Ground views confirmed what Kennedy was seeing on Google
A pile of rocks
In the US we have immigrant laborers that are likely to do jobs that the general populace doesn't want to do. In Japan the desire for a homogeneous society is working against them because of their migration policies $100,000 robots aren't the solution. I'm quite sure that Chinese workers, making a buck fifty a day would welcome working in a Japanese home, for real wages as a caregiver
Wait, I got me an idea. Don't allow throw away phones, make it okay to have a regular phone and have someone review the phone call records, thereby eliminating "escape attempts, drug deals and conference calls coordinated via smuggled cell phones." and allowing "the phones to stay in contact with loved ones,"
I wonder about all the interest in the anachronistic steam engine when the contemporary Stirling Engine was ignored
About 20 years ago, my dumb ass brother-in-law told me that he read that someone had bought something (another company I think) for 4 billion dollars. He said to me that : "that's ridiculous. That amount of currency existed nowhere in the world" Sighing I turned my attention to my sister.
Chris Angel "Mind Freak"
Some people are not motivated primarily by greed.
, "primarily" being the operative word here.
"and a sudoku" expert.
Rats and ships.. Just sayin'
I Am Shocked! Shocked I Say!
Microfiche anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
"“Did you ever think that making a speech on economics is a lot like pissing down your leg? It seems hot to you, but it never does to anyone else.” LBJ
I can tell you how ersatz people were made, but then I'd have to kill you
I guess it all depends on whether the player actually plays the game to win or not. A n00b will crash his/her car just to see what happens when you crash and that's not going to make him a better game player or driver.
If playing video games were detrimental, why would the Air Force even bother with simulators to afford pilots and astronaut candidates practice before the fly a multi-billion dollar aircraft?