For Most Recently Used tabs switching at the very least. That's one major fuck up on Google's side, request to improve was closed with "oh, do it with addons", except there is no addon that can do it the way you have it it Opera (the way it was in old Opera).
As far as I see most e-cars consume about 30KWh give or take to drive 100km. With 19KW charger, you need 1.5 hour of charging, for 1 hour of driving. Yikes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Would be a bit better in most of Europe, with 220-240V normal, 380V+ three phase current, but still, yikes, yikes...
Note that that type of fuel cell is both quite efficient (70% of energy is turned into electricity) and should be cheap to make too. I wonder, why Musk is so against it. Invested in Li too much?
If anything is prepared for different screen sizes/resolutions on this market, it's Android. Various assets for different screen sizes, resolutions AND EVEN RATIONS are there out of the box and things do NOT have to have the same layout on different screens either.
German radios reports mobile radars all day long. You know, those, which photograph your car when you cross the limit. (there are also stationary ones) They also report when police is standing there with, cough, radar.
1) They can't release complete sources, because of, cough, licenses 2) Linux gaming is a tiny piece of the market, yet AMD is financially troubled, do you really want them to spend much resources on less tan 1% of the (gaming) market?
One of the recent models of Mazda I drove (I'm pretty sure all manufacturers have that, Ford at the very least) had "active city stop" feature, active at speeds up to, 30km/h, if I remember correctly.
Car would emergency break ON ITS OWN if it would spot a pedestrian. To my knowledge, they use some "radar like" technology for it. I guess it's not far sighted enough for a self driving car.
While for the most part Genes of the same species are the same, some form "individual" combination. In case of an octopus, how do we know, which parts are common, and which reflect poor beast's "personality"?
1) Nothing stops JIT compiler to produce code that is faster than static compiler, on the contrary, JIT compiler can do faster, knowing runtime data (i.e. which branch is more likely to execute) OK? 2) I've written "parse file and feed it into DB" Java code that beat C code written by a colleague. (used JavaCC/JDBC) 3) In general, Java loses vs C on the following fronts: a) operations like sin/cos, since it must produce exactly the same result on all platform b) memory footprint c) uh, no stack, just very fast (compared to C) heap
All that is not because of JIT compilation, but rather because of automatic mem-management. That's the price you pay for having easier time diagnosing / fixing errors.
In real life, mem footprint is the major difference you'd notice. It's in no way "times slower".
The ones I've seen didn't a wire around the perimeter.
PS Also, iRobot is not a good base for a lawn robot, as, unlike robots from competitors (e.g. Samsung, LG) that try to cover entire area by getting everywhere ONCE, Roomba's just randomly run around. That approach won't work well with lawn robot.
You are very wrong on the "greatest source of activity" of Ukrainians being pumping 100 milliards cubic meters of russo/asian gas.. Ukraine has kept about 60% of USSR time industry, which is a damn high number for a former Soviet Republic. On top of it, unlike with smaller and "less truth worthy" republics, it was invested A LOT into Ukraine. Metallurgy was still running pretty well, last time I've checked. Ukraine has atom energy industry up and running, including its own radioactive mines. Ukraine is still capable of producing tanks, anti-tank missile systems and what not. Ukraine has people with unique "hard to find anywhere" skills, farther of a friend of mine is an expert at "wielding by explosion" (sounds crazy, I know) and has no problems finding contractors in EU.
Google shows GDP PPP of Ukraine to be USD 3900. Georgia is shown to be USD 3600.
Now for me, a Georgian, this shows how freaking skewed these numbers are, countries are in no way on par, while Georgia is ahead as far as corruption goes, beating Eastern Europe, Greece and Italy in TI ratings, Ukraine is far ahead economically.
War and corruption is what stops huge investments from flowing into Ukraine, but it is a country with tremendous potential.
Following the Bellingcat report Origin of the Separatists’ Buk, which showed that the Buk missile launcher linked to the downing of MH17 was filmed inside Russia a few weeks earlier, the Bellingcat investigation team has continued to search for additional information, and has recently discovered two more images of the Buk missile launcher linked to the downing of MH17.
Rebels didn't use planes, so Ukraine didn't need to bring anti air missile systems in there, let alone, shoot them down.
On the other hand, Igor Strelkov's ("rebel leader" and, coincidentally, Russian citizen) wrote shortly after the plain was shot down:
"AN-26 plane was shot down near Torez, it fell somewhere near "Progress" mine. Warned them, do not fly in "our sky". Here is a video proof of yet another "birdfall". Birdy fell... without hitting peacefull people.
For quite a while Russia was trying to push "it was shot down by uklrainian Su-25" despite the fact that even creator of the plane denied it was possible.
Incidentally, Russia has vetoed creation of MH17 Tribunal in UN.
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For Most Recently Used tabs switching at the very least.
That's one major fuck up on Google's side, request to improve was closed with "oh, do it with addons", except there is no addon that can do it the way you have it it Opera (the way it was in old Opera).
As far as I see most e-cars consume about 30KWh give or take to drive 100km.
With 19KW charger, you need 1.5 hour of charging, for 1 hour of driving.
Yikes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Would be a bit better in most of Europe, with 220-240V normal, 380V+ three phase current, but still, yikes, yikes...
PS
And there comes fuel cell Mirai (Toyota):
http://www.forbes.com/sites/br...
Note that that type of fuel cell is both quite efficient (70% of energy is turned into electricity) and should be cheap to make too.
I wonder, why Musk is so against it. Invested in Li too much?
Jokes aside, check out Dell 7000 series 2 in 1s.
Which versions of the Samsung Tab do you have, friend?
My 10.1" got 2.x to 3.x upgrade from Samsung.
If anything is prepared for different screen sizes/resolutions on this market, it's Android.
Various assets for different screen sizes, resolutions AND EVEN RATIONS are there out of the box and things do NOT have to have the same layout on different screens either.
In other words, nope, not a problem.
German radios reports mobile radars all day long.
You know, those, which photograph your car when you cross the limit.
(there are also stationary ones)
They also report when police is standing there with, cough, radar.
Is that illegal in Denmark?
Cheapo TP link (35 Euro) here with DD WRT cfw.
Runs and runs and, cough. runs.
The only thing I restart once in several month is, ironically, a Cisco cable modem.
1) They can't release complete sources, because of, cough, licenses
2) Linux gaming is a tiny piece of the market, yet AMD is financially troubled, do you really want them to spend much resources on less tan 1% of the (gaming) market?
One of the recent models of Mazda I drove (I'm pretty sure all manufacturers have that, Ford at the very least) had "active city stop" feature, active at speeds up to, 30km/h, if I remember correctly.
Car would emergency break ON ITS OWN if it would spot a pedestrian.
To my knowledge, they use some "radar like" technology for it.
I guess it's not far sighted enough for a self driving car.
While for the most part Genes of the same species are the same, some form "individual" combination.
In case of an octopus, how do we know, which parts are common, and which reflect poor beast's "personality"?
1) Nothing stops JIT compiler to produce code that is faster than static compiler, on the contrary, JIT compiler can do faster, knowing runtime data (i.e. which branch is more likely to execute) OK?
2) I've written "parse file and feed it into DB" Java code that beat C code written by a colleague. (used JavaCC/JDBC)
3) In general, Java loses vs C on the following fronts:
a) operations like sin/cos, since it must produce exactly the same result on all platform
b) memory footprint
c) uh, no stack, just very fast (compared to C) heap
All that is not because of JIT compilation, but rather because of automatic mem-management. That's the price you pay for having easier time diagnosing / fixing errors.
In real life, mem footprint is the major difference you'd notice. It's in no way "times slower".
Java continues to rule on the server side, and Java was never used much on Desktop/Mobile.
Well, J++ doesn't sound like "Java" to me either.
Why did they force Microsoft to drop it altogether, instead of just "do not call it Java"?
I don't see that happening server side.
And desktop/mobile, cough, Java never really got serious traction there.
The ones I've seen didn't a wire around the perimeter.
PS
Also, iRobot is not a good base for a lawn robot, as, unlike robots from competitors (e.g. Samsung, LG) that try to cover entire area by getting everywhere ONCE, Roomba's just randomly run around. That approach won't work well with lawn robot.
You can buy robolawnmowers for years in Germany, not sure why it is such a big deal.
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It's ironic, that the most painful sanctions are not sanctions at all.
Oil price is what hit Russia most.
Most of the sanctions were a joke. (going after pro-kremlin singer Kobzon, for the fucks sake, that's a very brave step dear EU)
You are very wrong on the "greatest source of activity" of Ukrainians being pumping 100 milliards cubic meters of russo/asian gas..
Ukraine has kept about 60% of USSR time industry, which is a damn high number for a former Soviet Republic.
On top of it, unlike with smaller and "less truth worthy" republics, it was invested A LOT into Ukraine.
Metallurgy was still running pretty well, last time I've checked.
Ukraine has atom energy industry up and running, including its own radioactive mines.
Ukraine is still capable of producing tanks, anti-tank missile systems and what not.
Ukraine has people with unique "hard to find anywhere" skills, farther of a friend of mine is an expert at "wielding by explosion" (sounds crazy, I know) and has no problems finding contractors in EU.
Google shows GDP PPP of Ukraine to be USD 3900.
Georgia is shown to be USD 3600.
Now for me, a Georgian, this shows how freaking skewed these numbers are, countries are in no way on par, while Georgia is ahead as far as corruption goes, beating Eastern Europe, Greece and Italy in TI ratings, Ukraine is far ahead economically.
War and corruption is what stops huge investments from flowing into Ukraine, but it is a country with tremendous potential.
If it was a model from the '70's or '80's then we blame Porkochenko and Ukraine.
Yeah, how on Earth could Russia supply BUK from 70-80s, really.
Following the Bellingcat report Origin of the Separatists’ Buk, which showed that the Buk missile launcher linked to the downing of MH17 was filmed inside Russia a few weeks earlier, the Bellingcat investigation team has continued to search for additional information, and has recently discovered two more images of the Buk missile launcher linked to the downing of MH17.
https://www.bellingcat.com/new...
Well, there also is UN Assembly. All vote, no vetos.
But decisions are non-binding... =/
Ukraine was using planes and a number of them was shot down by "the rebels".
"IL 76 was shot down near Luhansk, 49 Ukrainian military are dead"
http://ru.tsn.ua/spetstemi/v-l...
Rebels didn't use planes, so Ukraine didn't need to bring anti air missile systems in there, let alone, shoot them down.
On the other hand, Igor Strelkov's ("rebel leader" and, coincidentally, Russian citizen) wrote shortly after the plain was shot down:
"AN-26 plane was shot down near Torez, it fell somewhere near "Progress" mine. ... without hitting peacefull people.
Warned them, do not fly in "our sky".
Here is a video proof of yet another "birdfall".
Birdy fell
There is also information about another plain, probably Su"
http://news.bigmir.net/ukraine...
For quite a while Russia was trying to push "it was shot down by uklrainian Su-25" despite the fact that even creator of the plane denied it was possible.
Incidentally, Russia has vetoed creation of MH17 Tribunal in UN.
Transportation price of large amounts of stuff over long distances, cheapest to more expensive:
1) Sea (ships)
2) Railway
3) Trucks
4) Air