Actually, a very bad joke. It does not really do anything that you can do by hand, it is intrusive, it consumes lots of resources, and it is generally obnoxious.
However, mice are not people: I think that cures that have shown to have quasi-miraculous effects on mice have, without exception, proved to be far, far less effective on people.
1. They are not that rare. Thanks DeBeers for creating and maintaining an artificial scarcity for close to 100 years now.
2. They became THE engagement ring thing not so long ago. Again, DeBeers is responsible for the underlying marketing ploy.
3. They are a lousy investment. Ordinary diamonds, like the ones that normal people can afford, instantly lose 50% of their value as the leave the jewelry shop.
You must know something that I don't - I have been using Linux in my desktop for the last 20 years, without any significant problems. I did not know that it does not work. I guess now I know better.
Do you people have an inkling about the amounts of energy involved to do that? Even for pipsqueaks like Phobos and Deimos, which would do nothing much to increase Mars' gravity, were they to collide into Mars.
Maybe move Venus to the Mars orbit and create a bi-planetary system like Terra/Luna.
Sure. Build a Dyson sphere, while you are at it. The engineering of terraforming Mars is way beyond our current capabilities. The engineering of moving Venus to the Mars orbit is exponentially way beyond our current capabilities.
For, if it does not any longer, it loses the essence of its motivation to exist in the first place - when it comes to being a resource hog, Gnome and KDE already excel in the Linux world.
That's not possible. Samsung is a company on fire, consistently coming up with the hottest products in the market, and explosive devices that no one else can match, in its hell-bent effort of singeing the competition.
Another step toward a tyrannical, Big Brother-like society, and all preceded, as usual, with the excuse of fighting crime. Google, please stick your Face ID system you know where.
Not unexpected though. And more egg in the face of those in trendy circles where questioning Einstein (from a well of ignorance) has become fashionable.
Announcing in Slashdot a technological breakthrough seems to be the death knell of said breakthrough. My expectation: it will amount to nothing. In a few months, everybody will have forgotten about it.
I am amazed that people put up with this nonsense. That MIcrosoft can reboot your own computer essentially at will, at an instant of their choosing, is something that should be of grave concern to anybody even minimally concerned about data security and confidentiality.
As usual, investors acting irrationally and like a mob of sheep. No wonder we have market meltdowns every so often. FB remains of PoS though, so no sorrow here.
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"Most" "All". Which is what this is all about.
You are such a child.
The question is, what jobs are there out there for people with those degrees?
Actually, a very bad joke. It does not really do anything that you can do by hand, it is intrusive, it consumes lots of resources, and it is generally obnoxious.
However, mice are not people: I think that cures that have shown to have quasi-miraculous effects on mice have, without exception, proved to be far, far less effective on people.
These people are determined and unwavering when it comes not to let facts get in the way of their ignorant prejudices.
1. They are not that rare. Thanks DeBeers for creating and maintaining an artificial scarcity for close to 100 years now. 2. They became THE engagement ring thing not so long ago. Again, DeBeers is responsible for the underlying marketing ploy. 3. They are a lousy investment. Ordinary diamonds, like the ones that normal people can afford, instantly lose 50% of their value as the leave the jewelry shop.
The could also have tried to develop daring, innovative technology, rather than doing the obvious thing.
You must know something that I don't - I have been using Linux in my desktop for the last 20 years, without any significant problems. I did not know that it does not work. I guess now I know better.
Do you people have an inkling about the amounts of energy involved to do that? Even for pipsqueaks like Phobos and Deimos, which would do nothing much to increase Mars' gravity, were they to collide into Mars.
Maybe move Venus to the Mars orbit and create a bi-planetary system like Terra/Luna.
Sure. Build a Dyson sphere, while you are at it. The engineering of terraforming Mars is way beyond our current capabilities. The engineering of moving Venus to the Mars orbit is exponentially way beyond our current capabilities.
we are not going to terraform mars, idiots
People like you, of course not. The rest of us might, or might not; but, we would like to have a go.
Software --> Hardware, as discerning minds already gathered.
For, if it does not any longer, it loses the essence of its motivation to exist in the first place - when it comes to being a resource hog, Gnome and KDE already excel in the Linux world.
That's not possible. Samsung is a company on fire, consistently coming up with the hottest products in the market, and explosive devices that no one else can match, in its hell-bent effort of singeing the competition.
Another step toward a tyrannical, Big Brother-like society, and all preceded, as usual, with the excuse of fighting crime. Google, please stick your Face ID system you know where.
Not unexpected though. And more egg in the face of those in trendy circles where questioning Einstein (from a well of ignorance) has become fashionable.
There are roughly 20 flops for every breakthrough.
More like 20 megaflops.
Announcing in Slashdot a technological breakthrough seems to be the death knell of said breakthrough. My expectation: it will amount to nothing. In a few months, everybody will have forgotten about it.
Nothing to see here.
With this nonsense, which is out of of topic to boot, what you are achieving is more attention and even sympathy for Trump. Thanks for nothing.
I am amazed that people put up with this nonsense. That MIcrosoft can reboot your own computer essentially at will, at an instant of their choosing, is something that should be of grave concern to anybody even minimally concerned about data security and confidentiality.
$150K for 8 engineers and 14 months? It sure was not a full-time job.
As usual, investors acting irrationally and like a mob of sheep. No wonder we have market meltdowns every so often. FB remains of PoS though, so no sorrow here.
unleashed that which can't be contained.
Isn't that an oxymoron?