No. Cancer takes more time to develop, we're only 4 years after the disaster. The announcement is to soothe the local and international disgruntled commenters about Tepco actions and consequences. You see, the disaster had people develop cancer - but there's only one person affected.
Many people don't value ergonomics as much as it should be. Most of these annoying problems, and a lot of others, have never been part of the iPhone/iOS, even in the early devices. The iPhone/iOS is still far ahead of Android in terms of ergonomics.
Those who are currently listening to us, for whom the speed of light is not any more limitation than the speed of sound for us, do not need much effort to understand our messages. They're likely more interested in more advanced civilizations, however.
, the Japanese (as well as many other Asian countries) character system benefits from a higher resolution more than the writing systems used by most all Western countries.
Yeah, but what's the point having a resolution greater than what the human eye can resolve? IOT, if the human eye cannot see the difference between 4k or 4000k what is the point of 8k?
Whatever Apple does, Samsung does it, or will do it. Is there is anything Samsung did, then Apple catches up? (big things, not the keyboard color). Shouldn't we have more empathy for the creators, less for the copiers.
Building DD-WRT from source is difficult and according to the text here definitly not working on first try. You will see lots of strange errors and many confusing install-scripts. The forum is full of people who were not able to make this install-procedure running through. The infos in the forum is much newer than these here, but also very confusing and mixed up. (...) Brainslayer does not have the time to do everything...
dd-wrt really looks like more of a closed project, that still benefits from the historical confusion related to is-it-or-not-open-source. This other quote from dd-wrt wiki is interesting
At present DD-WRT is available for free, although a different business model is being drafted by BrainSlayer in order to pay his salary, as this is his full time job
. And it seems dd-wrt makes arrangements with some wrt makers - this is why their firmware is available sometimes way before Openwrt.
I tried to install dd-wrt - because for some reasons it's what recommend people in forums - on some routers, and always had a problem: either instability, settings disappearing after a few reboots, features missing...
On the other hand, Openwrt is fully open source and is easily customizable. Installed it on many routers, including for friends, shops... never a problem, stable, efficient. I even compiled the huge source to change the way dhcp delivers info to clients. I was amazed as how the projects is clean, compiles flawlessly. A good old open source. The Openwrt volunteers put a lot of work into these small devices, and they deliver. I don't think the bigger success of dd-wrt compared to Openwrt is legitimate.
Even the latest visio on windows is not as intuitive and use friendly as used to be the older versions.
But with the web, now, you can easily find google images -> line drawing about whatever you need and arrange them the way you want on a page.
A problem was that these search engines, unlike Google, were doing a kind of "grep" of the word to find through the whole data, to yield a bigger number of results. Searching for "book" gave results like "bookmark", "bookmaker", "bookkeeper" etc... While Google returned results about books and derivatives.
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According to TEPCO, seven TEPCO workers were exposed to radiation over the limit of 100 millisievert by the morning of 20 March
And it's "According to Tepco" ....
No. Cancer takes more time to develop, we're only 4 years after the disaster. The announcement is to soothe the local and international disgruntled commenters about Tepco actions and consequences. You see, the disaster had people develop cancer - but there's only one person affected.
that depends certainly upon the irradiation level... and some of the Fuk workers received a pretty high irradiation dose.
Russia is in Europe.
Russia is also in Asia, mainly. w
The most disruptive technology I recall was certainly Windows 3.1
...or buy one supported by https://openwrt.org/
Good and all, I'd like to play Doom 3 again on my Linux workstation. However are the wads (?) provided as well?
Many people don't value ergonomics as much as it should be. Most of these annoying problems, and a lot of others, have never been part of the iPhone/iOS, even in the early devices. The iPhone/iOS is still far ahead of Android in terms of ergonomics.
Those who are currently listening to us, for whom the speed of light is not any more limitation than the speed of sound for us, do not need much effort to understand our messages. They're likely more interested in more advanced civilizations, however.
, the Japanese (as well as many other Asian countries) character system benefits from a higher resolution more than the writing systems used by most all Western countries.
Yeah, but what's the point having a resolution greater than what the human eye can resolve? IOT, if the human eye cannot see the difference between 4k or 4000k what is the point of 8k?
For a number of years, we were in the technological progress era, we're now in the commercial progress era.
Unfortunately I'm not sure /. will still be around at that time to prove you wrong.
landing on the Martian surface in the late 2030s
The US being the Hare, who is the tortoise? Hint: they all live in China.
Whatever Apple does, Samsung does it, or will do it. Is there is anything Samsung did, then Apple catches up? (big things, not the keyboard color). Shouldn't we have more empathy for the creators, less for the copiers.
Everyone wants a piece of the cake.
it's just about some marketing company selling all kinds of junk that is no different from what you get in any random outlet.
That's not obvious for everyone. And thanks to you, and your insightful modded post, more people are aware of the true nature of that news.
Correct, javascript doesn't unescape '%%'=>'%'...
creating a link this crashes and hovering the mouse over it crashes!
It seems it's the %%30%30 which causes that (this should be unescaped as "%300").
The sinking of the 'Rainbow Warrior" is an excellent example.
Certainly it is, but that was 30 years ago. France changed since.
comes with DD-WRT straight from the factory. Full open source, etc.
No, dd-wrt cannot be considered a fully open source project, as Openwrt is. See "Building_DD-WRT_from_Source". And an excerpt:
Building DD-WRT from source is difficult and according to the text here definitly not working on first try. You will see lots of strange errors and many confusing install-scripts. The forum is full of people who were not able to make this install-procedure running through. The infos in the forum is much newer than these here, but also very confusing and mixed up. (...) Brainslayer does not have the time to do everything ...
dd-wrt really looks like more of a closed project, that still benefits from the historical confusion related to is-it-or-not-open-source. This other quote from dd-wrt wiki is interesting
At present DD-WRT is available for free, although a different business model is being drafted by BrainSlayer in order to pay his salary, as this is his full time job
. And it seems dd-wrt makes arrangements with some wrt makers - this is why their firmware is available sometimes way before Openwrt.
... never a problem, stable, efficient. I even compiled the huge source to change the way dhcp delivers info to clients. I was amazed as how the projects is clean, compiles flawlessly. A good old open source. The Openwrt volunteers put a lot of work into these small devices, and they deliver. I don't think the bigger success of dd-wrt compared to Openwrt is legitimate.
I tried to install dd-wrt - because for some reasons it's what recommend people in forums - on some routers, and always had a problem: either instability, settings disappearing after a few reboots, features missing...
On the other hand, Openwrt is fully open source and is easily customizable. Installed it on many routers, including for friends, shops
Even the latest visio on windows is not as intuitive and use friendly as used to be the older versions. But with the web, now, you can easily find google images -> line drawing about whatever you need and arrange them the way you want on a page.
It is funny, but you have to know why.
Give GIMP 2.8 another chance. The Gimp folks made huge improvements into the 2.8 release.
A problem was that these search engines, unlike Google, were doing a kind of "grep" of the word to find through the whole data, to yield a bigger number of results. Searching for "book" gave results like "bookmark", "bookmaker", "bookkeeper" etc... While Google returned results about books and derivatives.
We care because the new girl who entered the programming team makes an excellent coffee.