There are some who believe that increasing supply creates dynamic and active neighborhoods that increase demand even further. Toronto is building high-rise housing faster then anywhere else in North America, yet demand has only grown. A tax on foreign investors was added, but prices have merely leveled off.
Dramatically reduced habitat destruction from farming. Some habitats have been destroyed for so long, people don't ever realize that there was a diverse habitat there before.
"There are many people who say that in meetings when the media isn't present he's laser focused on the topic at hand and grasps nuances that others miss."
I've never heard this from anyone but partisans. Can you provide examples?
A browser is special case because they are used by billions of people for hours every day, so that 1% is bigger then 100% of most other types of applications.
I expect a lot of humans wouldn't get 100% accuracy at telling species from the same order apart either. We have certain hardcoded advantages when it comes to our own species.
The longer they don't update, the higher the percentage speed increase they can boast about with the new ARM Macs.
How long did it take you to get the 16K RAM pack? Slippery slop, man.
There are some who believe that increasing supply creates dynamic and active neighborhoods that increase demand even further. Toronto is building high-rise housing faster then anywhere else in North America, yet demand has only grown. A tax on foreign investors was added, but prices have merely leveled off.
Steve Smith of The Red Green Show?
I got a security update for my (Bell Canada) PRIV a week or two ago.
Yes. I forgot the not in the sentence.
Galileo was purposely burnt up in Jupiter's atmosphere to prevent this very possibility.
The big news about this discovery is that we would have to attempt a risky landing to check for life there.
The head of QA. How many of tests on a track with mannequins did they do? Probably should have been hundreds or more.
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What happens if you spend all the effort to investigate and find things are working reasonably?
Dramatically reduced habitat destruction from farming. Some habitats have been destroyed for so long, people don't ever realize that there was a diverse habitat there before.
I see ads in the middle of YouTube videos all the time, probably about one every 10 minutes.
The easy problem has already been solved. There have been automated subways for decades.
"There are many people who say that in meetings when the media isn't present he's laser focused on the topic at hand and grasps nuances that others miss."
I've never heard this from anyone but partisans. Can you provide examples?
A browser is special case because they are used by billions of people for hours every day, so that 1% is bigger then 100% of most other types of applications.
A VHS cassette table is a lot bigger then an Apple TV. My 5 year old MacMini is about the size of an VHS cassette tape.
I expect a lot of humans wouldn't get 100% accuracy at telling species from the same order apart either. We have certain hardcoded advantages when it comes to our own species.
I believe that feature was in OS/2 since they created the Workplace Shell for OS/2 2.0, several years before OS/2 3.0 (WARP).
I'm pretty sure Slashdot was one of the first websites to introduce "likes" for comments. Can anyone find Zuckerberg's old account?
Select my dopamine hit below.
That place is the post-scarcity world. There are many places where entertainment is cheap, like YouTube and free-to-play games.
There is nothing a creative person needs more then an audience.
Not just a new deal, a new economic system will be require as we approach the point where human labour is no longer something of value.
Chrome reduces CPU usage of background tabs to 1% after 10 seconds..
This is empty, former industrial land.