It's not at the scale of 70 years. Brute forcing a 128-bit space would take at best millions of years and require that most of the planet mass be converted to energy.
The reason why most devices are stuck at 2.2 or 2.3 is that the manufacturer decided not to support newer Android versions on these devices. The only option people have is to manually install community images, which requires rooting the phone and is tedious.
That a website reporting news is based in America does not mean that the repercussions of said news would be limited to the USA, or even that the events depicted happened or will develop in the US.
Only in Japan for example did a mad scientist manage to make a time machine out of a phone and a microwave.
You realize the point of a foundation is to remove taxes? The foundation exists because of financial reasons beneficial to mozilla corporation, not to "promote the web" or whatever.
You realize paying for a prime membership is useless, since you can have 3 months for free with a a new account? Just keep making new accounts every 3 months.
When I saw that in US universities, students are actually taught to use Windows, Visual Studio, and to program in C#, I was shocked at how influential Microsoft was in the US, and how bad the situation was. Doing this is a terrible idea, reliance on a IDE means they don't understand how the compilation tool chain works, and they get stuck using this sub-par software, which, to top things off, is also proprietary and restricted to Microsoft platforms.
No wonder Inda and China are better, American students are not taught software engineering, they're taught how to be code monkeys.
I'll tell you why networking in video games sucks so much, is so easy to hack and scales so badly: it's simply not designed. The proper approach would be to think what should be the responsibilities of the client and what should be that of the server, then design an adequate protocol and write the server-side algorithms with scalability in mind. For example finding all players within one region is logarithmic in nature, and not sending information to clients that shouldn't have it is common sense, but don't expect any server to do that.
That's just not how networking works in video games. They just write the full system as if it were a single application and use an automatic serialization layer to send over whatever they need. It ends up being inefficient spaghetti. When they need to make it more efficient, they just spend money making their networking layer faster instead of fixing the core of the problem.
Any savvy person knows to get a networked printer, which also happens to make most driver issues irrelevant, as it will use a relatively standard networking printing protocol.
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It's not at the scale of 70 years. Brute forcing a 128-bit space would take at best millions of years and require that most of the planet mass be converted to energy.
The reason why most devices are stuck at 2.2 or 2.3 is that the manufacturer decided not to support newer Android versions on these devices.
The only option people have is to manually install community images, which requires rooting the phone and is tedious.
That a website reporting news is based in America does not mean that the repercussions of said news would be limited to the USA, or even that the events depicted happened or will develop in the US.
Only in Japan for example did a mad scientist manage to make a time machine out of a phone and a microwave.
Why "every American home"?
US-centrism much?
There is no such thing as "right" or "wrong".
There is what the law allows and what the law does not allow.
The law does not allow killing, but it does allow making as many Amazon accounts as you like.
Most Android devices do not get OTA updates.
Seriously, can't editors even add up percents?
This a stupid comparison. There is nothing illegal about this.
Yes, at first they tried to evade all taxes, but couldn't, which is why they were forced to create a corporation in the end.
There is no such thing as abusing.
There is what the system allows, and what it doesn't.
If they allowed things they did not mean to, it's their fault, not mine.
What exactly is dishonest about making use of the system?
Yes.
Exactly same name, same address, different email address.
Fixed that for you.
Most Firefox users already moved to Chrome.
You realize the point of a foundation is to remove taxes?
The foundation exists because of financial reasons beneficial to mozilla corporation, not to "promote the web" or whatever.
You realize paying for a prime membership is useless, since you can have 3 months for free with a a new account?
Just keep making new accounts every 3 months.
When I saw that in US universities, students are actually taught to use Windows, Visual Studio, and to program in C#, I was shocked at how influential Microsoft was in the US, and how bad the situation was.
Doing this is a terrible idea, reliance on a IDE means they don't understand how the compilation tool chain works, and they get stuck using this sub-par software, which, to top things off, is also proprietary and restricted to Microsoft platforms.
No wonder Inda and China are better, American students are not taught software engineering, they're taught how to be code monkeys.
Isn't kickstarter one large scam itself?
Pokémon are part of popular culture.
Would you prefer an encyclopedia that ignores popular culture and only talks about science and classics?
I'm sorry, but I don't understand the point of your post.
It's not a matter of "should" or "should not". It's a matter of what the law allows, and laws are arbitrary.
I personally prefer the concept that all speed is protected, but others might disagree. I don't pretend either "should" be.
Free speech means allowing everything, even videos that are designed to incite violence or riots.
I believe that's a US-only thing, a lot of European countries have laws outlawing promoting violence or racial hate.
I'll tell you why networking in video games sucks so much, is so easy to hack and scales so badly: it's simply not designed. The proper approach would be to think what should be the responsibilities of the client and what should be that of the server, then design an adequate protocol and write the server-side algorithms with scalability in mind. For example finding all players within one region is logarithmic in nature, and not sending information to clients that shouldn't have it is common sense, but don't expect any server to do that.
That's just not how networking works in video games. They just write the full system as if it were a single application and use an automatic serialization layer to send over whatever they need. It ends up being inefficient spaghetti. When they need to make it more efficient, they just spend money making their networking layer faster instead of fixing the core of the problem.
You simply replace a dll by another one that provides the same interface but a different implementation.
Any savvy person knows to get a networked printer, which also happens to make most driver issues irrelevant, as it will use a relatively standard networking printing protocol.
It just means that they disregard Linux completely and make all their design choices for Windows, even if those choices cripple the Linux version.
The funny thing is that Chrome, which was originally Windows-only, runs better on Linux than Firefox, which was multi-platform from its inception.