They got busted last year for hiding iphone 6 battery issues by throttling the cpu... I believe there was a class action lawsuit and they were giving people a real cheap price to replace their batteries.
I don't think this will be used for picking people out of a crowd but more for things like processing passport application or employment background checks. If you get a positive it just means digging deeper.
It's a pain and expensive to maintain two computers. I have 3 monitors one of which is 4k on my old think pad. I do most of my development on a virtual machine so I am glad it's a laptop.
What you say is true but mobile phones have cannibalized sales of desktop/laptop for casual users. So the customers you have left for computers are professionals. If this is the case stop dumbing down/marketizing your professional machines! They should just get rid of the line completely if they plan on continuing their current path.
But it is backwards chemistry. Nobody in industry has a bunch of stuff on the shelf and says 'what can I make with this'. There is a chemical they need to make and they ask themselves 'how can I make this'.
While I don't think drilling on Mars for diamonds makes any sense I wonder how hard it would be to drill deeply with the reduced gravity and colder interior?
If you are right then this bad state of affairs rest squarely on the shoulders of Amazon. They shouldn't punish vendors for accurately conveying inventory to customers. Maybe amazon could require some kind of when available date to keep items from getting orphaned.
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Toyota sold 180,000 Camry the first half of 2018
So if I made a car out of silicon it would be 'solid state'? :(
My apologies
I vaguely remember an Isaac Asimov? book with that theme in it.
They got busted last year for hiding iphone 6 battery issues by throttling the cpu... I believe there was a class action lawsuit and they were giving people a real cheap price to replace their batteries.
I don't think this will be used for picking people out of a crowd but more for things like processing passport application or employment background checks. If you get a positive it just means digging deeper.
Except that Apple has gotten dinged pretty badly lately for screwing up with throttling issues. This should be one area they would test extensively.
If you actually read any of those links everyone is blaming apple not intel.
They do this so they can claim to advertisers that they have XYZ number of customers.
It's a pain and expensive to maintain two computers. I have 3 monitors one of which is 4k on my old think pad. I do most of my development on a virtual machine so I am glad it's a laptop.
There's nothing illegal about a government official buying a burner phone to call people with.
Yes but you would be posting less on slashdot ;)
If they gave up a tiny bit of thinness and lightness their laptops would be even more amazing.
What you say is true but mobile phones have cannibalized sales of desktop/laptop for casual users. So the customers you have left for computers are professionals. If this is the case stop dumbing down/marketizing your professional machines! They should just get rid of the line completely if they plan on continuing their current path.
According to betteridge's law the answer is "No"
Have you ever had a hand picked Vermont McIntosh in Vermont? Everything else is like eating a piece of wood.
Or maybe people think eating synthetic dye laden food is unhealthy
But it is backwards chemistry. Nobody in industry has a bunch of stuff on the shelf and says 'what can I make with this'. There is a chemical they need to make and they ask themselves 'how can I make this'.
WTH does that have to do with my comment? I was stating a simple fact.
Chemically the almond 'milk' has more in common with animal milk, it is a fat based emulsion whereas juice is dissolved sugars.
If they cared about consumers they would use anit-trust laws to break up medical monopolies.
Fascinating in exactly the same way that DVD and HD Blue Ray remastering was fascinating?
If Intel was competent they would design a cpu that doesn't generate any heat.
While I don't think drilling on Mars for diamonds makes any sense I wonder how hard it would be to drill deeply with the reduced gravity and colder interior?
If you are right then this bad state of affairs rest squarely on the shoulders of Amazon. They shouldn't punish vendors for accurately conveying inventory to customers. Maybe amazon could require some kind of when available date to keep items from getting orphaned.
Why wouldn't they just mark the item out of stock? I am not being provocative, JC as to why the high price would be a better option.