I would love to use a new codec. I am sick and tired of installing Adobe flash on Linux machines. My issue is that major players don't update. So much of the video content I need is on Youtube. It seems to be the go to place for companies to post their instructional videos. Even educational videos are either on Youtube or posted in obsolete software. I am amazed at how many are still in Quicktime and RealPlayer formats. I am being sarcastic since people keep promising me better and faster video codecs, and no one gets around to using them for years.
You're using old data. Once we started to find planets, we realized that they can be more massive than we originally thought. Planets go up to about 13 Jupiter masses. Larger than that are brown dwarfs, which go up to 70-80 Jupiter masses. I wouldn't call an 11 Jupiter mass planet a failed star.
For the web, desktop, tablet or phone, PCs or Macs are where development happens. We often need more power than a laptop can handle, so we use quite a few desktop PCs. For the general public, tablets may fill the need, but for development there will always be desktops.
Having been in the Army a long time, I can tell you we rarely know where the licenses for software come from, or whether they are needed or not. This includes the "professional IT program" people. Does FBCB2 need a license? I don't know. Does Blue Force tracker? Same. Did someone buy a license for us? Probably, but I would have know idea if they did or did not.
When they said that "Failure is not an option," they meant that giving up was not an acceptable option. He wanted them to work to develop possible solutions, and not just go through the motions because everyone felt it was a lost cause. I used to see that when I was in the military. Not because of expected failure, but because people thought the work was useless. When planning, you develop multiple options for a plan. Then you compare them to see which one works the best. One option always seems the obvious one, and the teams throw together a couple of other half-hearted ones together because they have too. Because you force them to think, many times these other plans turn out to be unexpectedly superior. Really good planning teams have the knack of developing really thought provoking options. In the Apollo 13 case, he was forcing them to plan, and striving to fight off the depression that was settling into the team.
Slashdot Mirror
so many updates.
Not as good as Spherical Cow.
Are you certain?
A browser running in a browser would be even more secure.
Are already serviced this way.
I would love to use a new codec. I am sick and tired of installing Adobe flash on Linux machines. My issue is that major players don't update. So much of the video content I need is on Youtube. It seems to be the go to place for companies to post their instructional videos. Even educational videos are either on Youtube or posted in obsolete software. I am amazed at how many are still in Quicktime and RealPlayer formats. I am being sarcastic since people keep promising me better and faster video codecs, and no one gets around to using them for years.
Someone encodes something in VP9 that I actually want to watch.
PL/I was the first programming language I actually learned, as opposed to picking up as I went.
How many Olympic pool sizes would it take to fill its volume?
You're using old data. Once we started to find planets, we realized that they can be more massive than we originally thought. Planets go up to about 13 Jupiter masses. Larger than that are brown dwarfs, which go up to 70-80 Jupiter masses. I wouldn't call an 11 Jupiter mass planet a failed star.
You forgot HPFS
Microsoft should solve the XP problem by giving away free copies of Vista.
Keep using what works.
Only if it is ever finished.
For the web, desktop, tablet or phone, PCs or Macs are where development happens. We often need more power than a laptop can handle, so we use quite a few desktop PCs. For the general public, tablets may fill the need, but for development there will always be desktops.
isn't it?
I mean, they are kindergarten kids. Like they are going to recognize that the syntax was different? Or is this some kind of knock on Zuckerberg?
I came to post the same thing. Too late.
Read all their Blackberry messages in retaliation.
The contract was not with the US government.
...and there are people hunting them down.
Having been in the Army a long time, I can tell you we rarely know where the licenses for software come from, or whether they are needed or not. This includes the "professional IT program" people. Does FBCB2 need a license? I don't know. Does Blue Force tracker? Same. Did someone buy a license for us? Probably, but I would have know idea if they did or did not.
Most people write with the default font of whatever word processor they use.
And they should be printed on 8 x 10.5 government size paper.
When they said that "Failure is not an option," they meant that giving up was not an acceptable option. He wanted them to work to develop possible solutions, and not just go through the motions because everyone felt it was a lost cause. I used to see that when I was in the military. Not because of expected failure, but because people thought the work was useless. When planning, you develop multiple options for a plan. Then you compare them to see which one works the best. One option always seems the obvious one, and the teams throw together a couple of other half-hearted ones together because they have too. Because you force them to think, many times these other plans turn out to be unexpectedly superior. Really good planning teams have the knack of developing really thought provoking options. In the Apollo 13 case, he was forcing them to plan, and striving to fight off the depression that was settling into the team.