And exclude anyone from another English speaking country that use 's' instead of 'z' (e.g. for initialise).
Our only redeeming feature is we don't use that awful American word 'gotten.' In Australia, we are taught to avoid 'got' where ever possible - 'gotten' is right out of the question.
Considering we have a long past of being Americanised (Americanized?), "Dance, monkey, dance!" seems somewhat appropriate.
All in favor of the idea; but many boundary conditions are dependent on the implementation. If the documentation goes down that far into the implementation level - well... it becomes code.
You have to get a Government form completed. You bounce backwards and forwards between departments. The only difference is that you never get out and the game lasts forever.
Well, everyone is different. I can't stand OSX and Ubuntu. So what! As a contractor, I have to work in all of them - they are all as bad (or good) as each other. Just different. Also, the users bitch about each of them equally.
To do effective work you eventually need a large screen space - maybe go VR... who knows? While they are at it, make ergonomic devices - can't imagine the number of neck, back and wrist problems there will be after all that hunching over iPxxx devices.
This is where the real bastardry starts. The sad fact is suing Kodak now that it has filed for bankruptcy means the ex-employees who have not been paid out yet will get much-much less. Apple are effectively ensuring the unpaid employees will get virtually nothing.
I think this is one of the great un-addressed problems with companies. Employees forego future growth for immediate payment (salary). As a result, employees should really be paid first as they did not partake in risk - not last. Even worse, the amount owed to the real people employees is often small by comparison the whole company - but a lot to them!
Even if you are lucky and Linux installs with no hitches, you will waste a day. If things don't go smoothly, which is far more common than the Linux community admits, expect to waste 3 days to a week.
How much is you time worth? After a week you should have just bought something that does what you want.
But we have all done this for the fun and challenge...
Just get the last answer and repeat it over and over.
Such a machine will be equally as good as any focus group.
And exclude anyone from another English speaking country that use 's' instead of 'z' (e.g. for initialise).
Our only redeeming feature is we don't use that awful American word 'gotten.' In Australia, we are taught to avoid 'got' where ever possible - 'gotten' is right out of the question.
Considering we have a long past of being Americanised (Americanized?), "Dance, monkey, dance!" seems somewhat appropriate.
You may write that in jest. You can use a theorem if it is not proven for the general case - only need it to 32 bits.
Same thing happened to CPLDs. Once FPGAs were cheap - we all jumped to FPGAs.
Why lock yourself down - or even finish design before turning a PCB.
That sort of statement shows he is an inexperienced poor manager.
That's what being employed is: you forego future profit for an immediate pay packet.
An investor to foregoes immediate pay for future profit.
All in favor of the idea; but many boundary conditions are dependent on the implementation. If the documentation goes down that far into the implementation level - well ... it becomes code.
I don't think inventing "motor/sensory-fold interface necessary to consume higher bandwidths" will stop procreation.
See comment!
And what's the point of having a transparent display if you can only read the text from one side anyway?
Oh, I thought you meant this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDu9gbuKpKc
You have to get a Government form completed. You bounce backwards and forwards between departments. The only difference is that you never get out and the game lasts forever.
And OSX isn't going to make a dent in the embedded and custom product world world. There is no embedded OSX and you can't customise the UI.
Well, everyone is different. I can't stand OSX and Ubuntu. So what!
As a contractor, I have to work in all of them - they are all as bad (or good) as each other. Just different.
Also, the users bitch about each of them equally.
I want steam based computing. Big things lots of spinning wheels and whistles.
Down with this mamby-pamby micro electronics.
You guys are going round circles over the diameter.
So why does Apple insist on using non-pixel accurate fonts in XCode editors? Frustrating looking at blurry fonts when coding.
To do effective work you eventually need a large screen space - maybe go VR ... who knows?
While they are at it, make ergonomic devices - can't imagine the number of neck, back and wrist problems there will be after all that hunching over iPxxx devices.
The employees did not 'pick the fight'.
Or at the very least, the very very senior managers on massive salaries picked the fight - they can ride over any job loss.
This is where the real bastardry starts. The sad fact is suing Kodak now that it has filed for bankruptcy means the ex-employees who have not been paid out yet will get much-much less. Apple are effectively ensuring the unpaid employees will get virtually nothing.
I think this is one of the great un-addressed problems with companies. Employees forego future growth for immediate payment (salary). As a result, employees should really be paid first as they did not partake in risk - not last. Even worse, the amount owed to the real people employees is often small by comparison the whole company - but a lot to them!
Damn it! I only get 16 combinations.
I thought it was invented by Kim Jong Il
Two years ago? Those start ups are already dead.
The Linux and Android mob really need to standardise the packaging connector location and shape. Let alone too many variants of OSes.
Even if you are lucky and Linux installs with no hitches, you will waste a day. If things don't go smoothly, which is far more common than the Linux community admits, expect to waste 3 days to a week.
How much is you time worth? After a week you should have just bought something that does what you want.
But we have all done this for the fun and challenge ...