Yeah, Android is supposed to solve this. I think it's good news that we see all these legit browsers coming to the handheld devices though. Proven devs need to make their programs for the handheld if we ever want browsing to be easier.
Well, natural ability can trim hours off that improvement schedule was my understanding. So someone with natural advantages might need only 9,000 hours or something before being 'world class.'
It's also worthy of note that the 'world class' is rarely defined and it's hard to get on a grip on what that actually means. The best in the world? Or one of...
It makes for interesting food for thought though.
And maybe Bill Gates is the wrong choice for Iron Man, how about someone with a love for thrills like Richard Branson. He's certainly god the money.
I like the rule, but I have to think when building space vehicles that having better and cheaper is nearly impossible. Especially since improvements to the design with better materials often come at a premium. Not to mention the costs spent in order to research said improvements in design.
I agree with that totally. I think more often than not it's a young kid with too much power or something showing off. Granted, it curbs drunk and buzz driving but from time to time there are reasons one would be out and about between those hours. I can remember having the hassle of dodging those hours or just taking public transportation (heaven forbid) when I was that age.
I think it takes an experienced driver to know how to maneuver and handle a car with a lot under the hood. Heck, some adults can't do it!
Very cool. Thanks for posting the link to this. I agree with posters before, the Phobos missions are really interesting. Mars is the new frontier in some ways in that we haven't been there and it is realistically possible to go to their in a manageable amount of time. Every time stuff comes back from these missions I get excited.
I was really interested in the ice that it looks like they found pretty recently.
Yeah, I agree. Haven't we seen this in movies, in fact, wasn't in in Die Hard 4? I know companies hire hackers occasionally to go legitimate and test the security on their sites. Also there have to be former hackers that have gone legitimate. Not to praise what they do but often computer/internet hackers are very talented at their craft and could probably make very capable legitimate workers for software companies.
Isn't this to be expected? Since gmail has become more popular, more people are using it. Wouldn't it make sense that then spammers would get into the system to try to distribute mail across the gmail platform to other users? I have to say though, if it hits the level of yahoo mail, I'm out.
I work at a marketing firm that does entertainment and have signed my adress up on a number of sites that I'm a member of to try to stay current with news(including this one). However, somehow spammers get my address and punish me with an inordinate amount of spam.
I echo your sentiments, but for the time being, I think that we're just going to have to wait it out. I mean, many of the developers of these addons have other jobs anyway. Eventually the updates will come. For the time being though, I really like the product
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Yeah, Android is supposed to solve this. I think it's good news that we see all these legit browsers coming to the handheld devices though. Proven devs need to make their programs for the handheld if we ever want browsing to be easier.
Well, natural ability can trim hours off that improvement schedule was my understanding. So someone with natural advantages might need only 9,000 hours or something before being 'world class.' It's also worthy of note that the 'world class' is rarely defined and it's hard to get on a grip on what that actually means. The best in the world? Or one of... It makes for interesting food for thought though. And maybe Bill Gates is the wrong choice for Iron Man, how about someone with a love for thrills like Richard Branson. He's certainly god the money.
I like the rule, but I have to think when building space vehicles that having better and cheaper is nearly impossible. Especially since improvements to the design with better materials often come at a premium. Not to mention the costs spent in order to research said improvements in design.
I agree with that totally. I think more often than not it's a young kid with too much power or something showing off. Granted, it curbs drunk and buzz driving but from time to time there are reasons one would be out and about between those hours. I can remember having the hassle of dodging those hours or just taking public transportation (heaven forbid) when I was that age. I think it takes an experienced driver to know how to maneuver and handle a car with a lot under the hood. Heck, some adults can't do it!
Very cool. Thanks for posting the link to this. I agree with posters before, the Phobos missions are really interesting. Mars is the new frontier in some ways in that we haven't been there and it is realistically possible to go to their in a manageable amount of time. Every time stuff comes back from these missions I get excited. I was really interested in the ice that it looks like they found pretty recently.
Yeah, I agree. Haven't we seen this in movies, in fact, wasn't in in Die Hard 4? I know companies hire hackers occasionally to go legitimate and test the security on their sites. Also there have to be former hackers that have gone legitimate. Not to praise what they do but often computer/internet hackers are very talented at their craft and could probably make very capable legitimate workers for software companies.
Isn't this to be expected? Since gmail has become more popular, more people are using it. Wouldn't it make sense that then spammers would get into the system to try to distribute mail across the gmail platform to other users? I have to say though, if it hits the level of yahoo mail, I'm out. I work at a marketing firm that does entertainment and have signed my adress up on a number of sites that I'm a member of to try to stay current with news(including this one). However, somehow spammers get my address and punish me with an inordinate amount of spam.
I echo your sentiments, but for the time being, I think that we're just going to have to wait it out. I mean, many of the developers of these addons have other jobs anyway. Eventually the updates will come. For the time being though, I really like the product