But this setback won't stop him from his goal to connect every person he can find on the face of the earth to get online. He said, "Fortunately, we have developed other technologies like Aquila that will connect people as well. We remain committed to our mission of connecting everyone, and we will keep working until everyone has the opportunities this satellite would have provided.”
Translation, “But this setback won't stop him from his goal to connect every person he can find on the face of the earth to Facebook. He said, "Fortunately, we have developed other technologies like Aquila that will collect people as well. We remain committed to our mission of assimilating everyone, and we will keep working until everyone provides their personal data to us for free, so that we can continue to monetize it for our proprietary business growth, since our product is humans.
Back to the audio interface question, amongst the major things we have here is that Jack/Alsa are fine for desktops with Realtek chipsets, but when you're dealing with thousand dollar interfaces that can record sixteen channels of audio in real-time with 1ms latency, Jack and Alsa just don't cut it.
Yeah, this. I have and do use Reaper, it's great. It's been a while but last time I tried to record with Linux the audio interface support just wasn't there. I had a M-Audio Delta 1010, which was a good consumer+ level interface at the time (PCI) but nothing in that league even was supported on linux. It sounds like that hasn't changed much, even now with high quality usb audio interfaces. It's a bummer but I guess the demand really isn't there...
What changes would you want to see in it in the next five years?
Still waiting for the year of the desktop. A viable alternative to osx (and ms) for multimedia work, specifically, professional level audio engineering work.
Thanks for reminding me to upgrade! Whew, that was close, I think tomorrows the deadline, these are some great features I really want to enjoy, I better hurry before time runs out!
yeah, seriously. The basic story is potentially believable (coder automates job duties) but they embellished to far. Loses all coding skills in 6 years? Lives in Bay Area and saves 200k in 6 years at 95k year? highly doubtful.
"This is my 7th mother fucking password, no really, this is it...!"
including quotes
It really pisses me off when sites limit the length of password you can store to 7 or 9 chars... or make punctuation chars invalid or some silly such rule.
Good, maybe these robot workers can tell their robot friends about McDonald's so THEY can eat there, thus eliminating humans from the McDonald's equation at all, now that would be useful
Possibly, Venture beat would have been a better submission. http://venturebeat.com/2016/05... additionally the story follwing that is "Pornhub launches bug bounty program with rewards ranging from $50 to $25,000", which could be useful knowledge for some around here.
It really pisses me off when there is a breaking news story talking about something which launches today yet there is no link to the actual service! https://videodirect.amazon.com...
<note>If I missed the link in the article disregard rant, thanks</note>
“I don't know't know. There's always, like, three carriers; there's AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. And people who have T-Mobile are just, like... well, you know, they’re like black and minorities and poor and stuff, and those people, like, live in, like, you know, the ghetto...”
That cartoon villain level of planning isn't needed at all. There are gaping holes in the TSA security net. They take the "security" out of "security theater"
The new desks go up and down automatically to force you to stand.
Or just get one of the Ikea standing desks, raise it up and leave it like that for a week, that's about how long it takes for the motor to stop working and leave it as an un-adjustable standing desk...
Doh! now that i've actually read TFA I will reply to myself -
Are there any exceptions? If you swipe a card at a gas pump, you might get a prompt asking you for your ZIP code. This kind of transaction is generally exempt from laws about personal information, as are purchases that require delivery or installation, since the company needs to know where to send the package or technician.
I am always prompted for my zip code when I try to buy gas with a credit card, if i enter the wrong zip (or none) I can not continue. Are you saying that this is illegal practice?
it's fun watching tech/social companies implode, where do they get this stuff?
Q: we have to be more relevant, stats show we're lagging, ideas?
A: yeah, let's do something stupid that no one will like, we can get away with it for awhile because we're leaders in our domain.
Hello uber surge pricing, hello facebook targeted ads/privacy, hello paypal 6 month buyer protection, etc.
At least google is at least paying attention a little, goodbye plus.
Slashdot Mirror
https://youtu.be/GlRG9x0JRMc
Opps, correct time start - https://youtu.be/GlRG9x0JRMc?t...
https://youtu.be/GlRG9x0JRMc
But this setback won't stop him from his goal to connect every person he can find on the face of the earth to get online. He said, "Fortunately, we have developed other technologies like Aquila that will connect people as well. We remain committed to our mission of connecting everyone, and we will keep working until everyone has the opportunities this satellite would have provided.”
Translation, “But this setback won't stop him from his goal to connect every person he can find on the face of the earth to Facebook. He said, "Fortunately, we have developed other technologies like Aquila that will collect people as well. We remain committed to our mission of assimilating everyone, and we will keep working until everyone provides their personal data to us for free, so that we can continue to monetize it for our proprietary business growth, since our product is humans.
Facebook reminds me of that Twilight episode “To Serve Man” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Please no, we can't take a Kardashian civilization!
Thanks, i'll check it out. So far, I've been happy with Reaper (on windows unfortunately).
Back to the audio interface question, amongst the major things we have here is that Jack/Alsa are fine for desktops with Realtek chipsets, but when you're dealing with thousand dollar interfaces that can record sixteen channels of audio in real-time with 1ms latency, Jack and Alsa just don't cut it.
Yeah, this. I have and do use Reaper, it's great. It's been a while but last time I tried to record with Linux the audio interface support just wasn't there. I had a M-Audio Delta 1010, which was a good consumer+ level interface at the time (PCI) but nothing in that league even was supported on linux. It sounds like that hasn't changed much, even now with high quality usb audio interfaces. It's a bummer but I guess the demand really isn't there...
What changes would you want to see in it in the next five years?
Still waiting for the year of the desktop. A viable alternative to osx (and ms) for multimedia work, specifically, professional level audio engineering work.
Too late, I mean yeah, these are great images and all but I saw "The Martian" (Ridley Scott) so I already know exactly what Mars looks like
Thanks for reminding me to upgrade! Whew, that was close, I think tomorrows the deadline, these are some great features I really want to enjoy, I better hurry before time runs out!
yeah, seriously. The basic story is potentially believable (coder automates job duties) but they embellished to far. Loses all coding skills in 6 years? Lives in Bay Area and saves 200k in 6 years at 95k year? highly doubtful.
"This is my 7th mother fucking password, no really, this is it...!"
including quotes
It really pisses me off when sites limit the length of password you can store to 7 or 9 chars... or make punctuation chars invalid or some silly such rule.
Good, maybe these robot workers can tell their robot friends about McDonald's so THEY can eat there, thus eliminating humans from the McDonald's equation at all, now that would be useful
Like for instance the unmentioned million dollar bonus for the top 100 videos in addition to the stated streaming payments...
Man, I didn't even see that! Thanks
Possibly, Venture beat would have been a better submission. http://venturebeat.com/2016/05... additionally the story follwing that is "Pornhub launches bug bounty program with rewards ranging from $50 to $25,000", which could be useful knowledge for some around here.
IMO, they do a great job, Vimeo is a great platform. I've found gbox.com does a great job of direct to direct sales as well.
It really pisses me off when there is a breaking news story talking about something which launches today yet there is no link to the actual service! https://videodirect.amazon.com... <note>If I missed the link in the article disregard rant, thanks</note>
So you can forget as long as it's not a polar bear... :) (ref: http://www.apa.org/monitor/201...)
“I don't know't know. There's always, like, three carriers; there's AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. And people who have T-Mobile are just, like... well, you know, they’re like black and minorities and poor and stuff, and those people, like, live in, like, you know, the ghetto...”
That cartoon villain level of planning isn't needed at all. There are gaping holes in the TSA security net. They take the "security" out of "security theater"
Seriously, don't you all remember, the 95% ineffective part... http://www.citylab.com/commute...
Of course, since we are a larger corporation, we haven't notified everyone internally yet... http://imgur.com/WfJuPUw
The new desks go up and down automatically to force you to stand.
Or just get one of the Ikea standing desks, raise it up and leave it like that for a week, that's about how long it takes for the motor to stop working and leave it as an un-adjustable standing desk...
Sorry to waste your time
I am always prompted for my zip code when I try to buy gas with a credit card, if i enter the wrong zip (or none) I can not continue. Are you saying that this is illegal practice?
The department of defense has a zombie apocalypse plan http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2...
it's fun watching tech/social companies implode, where do they get this stuff?
Q: we have to be more relevant, stats show we're lagging, ideas?
A: yeah, let's do something stupid that no one will like, we can get away with it for awhile because we're leaders in our domain.
Hello uber surge pricing, hello facebook targeted ads/privacy, hello paypal 6 month buyer protection, etc.
At least google is at least paying attention a little, goodbye plus.