The suggestion that Nintendo should release on iOS and Android would be suicide. The sales figures for the 3DS have already proven the nuts that keep saying Nintendo should release Pokemon the iPhone are insane short term thinkers. Their hand held dominance has yet to be killed. I'll believe Nintendo should start looking at selling on the iCult(Trolling Apple) when Pokemon starts selling less than 1 Million at launch. Since X/Y hit 4 Million I don't think they have to worry about that. Their console market, on the other hand, has been weak since the N64 days. The Wii's success was mostly a fluke caused by MS and Sony raising prices too much, and a couple of gimmicks that were worth some attention by some: motion controls, and wii fit.
Not that simple. Put it behind a firewall that locks it down and a lot of them can't even be setup anymore. My father in law got one, but never really used it so he gave it to me. The device automatically maps though any UPNP Nat device then marries itself to a domain owned by netgear so you can go to something like mystora.com/devicename If you know the devices name and serial number it can easily be rooted remotely as well. The setup instructions require you to use the web domain interface. If you try to go directly to the web interface it normally redirects you to the domain name. Any rational geek would lobotomized these ReadyNAS, and Stora devices so that they don't root their networks. Nice devices based on their hardware, but their "features" are unacceptable.
Your statement, though funny, is wrong. You've made a mistake in thinking that X, now NC-17, is somehow equivalent to XXX. They are not. If you actually go and look at the films that got an NC-17, or X rating, you'd discover that aside from a few Sex Comedies it is dominated by Torture Porn. So Kiss'em and it's probably R if not shown in detail, NC-17 if it is. Chop'em off PG-13 if not shown in detail, but NC-17 if it is.
It takes up less than half of my large monitor. There are too many pictures in the article headings. The ads don't bother be, but the story logos defiantly do.
If you figure you only have 5 to 10 more years left why not take a little more risk. When you have 50 years left to regret the choice it makes more sense to take less risk.
Yes, and 4-11-70 at 13:13 was the perfect time to launch Apollo 13 to snub the nose of all those superstitious numerologists out there.
For those who don't see it 4+1+1+7+0 = 13
MS Quarterly and Annual Report of course. I like how gamers get tricked by the reports highlight of 6 Billion in profit that has more to do with Windows, Office, and SQL Server, but they're sure that the gaming division has something to do with the sky high profits. Here you can look them all up yourself here. If you sum up all the quarters since the inception of their entertainment division you'll see that it barely accounts for anythings. Not to mention that there is a loss line that all the divisions share, but you'd be hard pressed to figure out what percentage the Entertainment Division is responsible for.
Load times are there, but usually hidden very well. If you ever watch someone play Metroid Prime 3 on a hacked Wii, and are using a hard drive to load the game you'll notice that they can do things that the Load times with many doors prevents. For example, speed boosting though a long chain of doors.
Not sure about you, but when I had to fix my parents computer when I was a kid I knew jack diddly about them. It's a learning experience. One that today's kids are missing out on because their parents know how to fix it themselves. Like my niece asking help playing video games. In my day asking an adult to help you play a video game was absurd, but now asking an adult for help isn't as absurd since they grew up playing them.
If a black whole can grow by eating space time then how could Hawking radiation ever evaporate it? It simply puts the black whole back into the "it breaks entropy" bucket.
*face palm* My reference was to Larry Wall's three virtues of a truly great programmer; Laziness, Impatience and Hubris. The Summary claimed Hubris to be a fault, and the linked article in the summary claims Patience to be a virtue of a programmer. The people who wrote them clearly weren't great programmers who would have at least known the quote even if they didn't agree, and the Irony it implied before their rant, or were trolling to see what would come up by openly mocking women, and programmers.
There are tricks they can use if they know it's bad. Forgoing the critics is a sign that a movie is bad, but it also puts a stop to early bad press. However, for the tricks to work they have to know early enough to use them, and the people involved usually believe their own hype so much that only really, really bad movies get that treatment. Also, knowing that you have a potential hit that you thought was just going to be mediocre can help redirect funds to get it into more theaters to increase revenue.
Who in their right mind pays the same amount of money for an e-book that they do for a paperback? The rich, and the stupid. Most others know they are being ripped-off.
Doing away with the disease is an over-hyped exaggeration. Malaria is not a human exclusive virus. It is a Bacteria that infects many species. Eradicating it will be near impossible. You'd have to vaccinate every host species, and that's not going to happen.
Maybe it's that I've never imported passwords from another browser, going to chrome://settings/passwords as suggested doesn't show any plain text passwords for me. It only shows a few sites anyways on this machines. I'm fairly sure Chrome on my Linux box at home is using a different method since Chrome prompts for my password file password just for opening up the browser because I have the password file password different from my login password.
I'm pretty sure all those groups are constantly attacking the NSA, CIA, FBI, and any other government org for the notarial and to "Fight the Power". Unless this is World Hacker Vacation month.
I don't know about that. Siafu are pretty communistic, and I've yet to see them fail. Smart people get out of their way. Heck, some Siafu willingly sacrifice their limbs for their "collective". Poor sausage fly. He knew what they had planned for him, but he went to them anyways.
Their referring to the lag you get in launching a Java App. There are ways around those issues, but not ways that are native to the language or the platform. Up until the hotspots are found and compiled a Java App is pretty slow. I'm not sure if this should be an issue with HFT though. The Algorithm should be persistent in memory for the trading day. The host spots should be found and compiled within a few minutes. Unless they are repeatedly launching it there shouldn't be a problem.
You're assuming Normal distribution. If it is logarithmic distribution, which I'd put more money on, then you're wrong. Only a small number of people can see better than average, 20/20. Many see far worse, and some, like myself for a time, have vision like 20/15. It doesn't last, and "half" the population isn't any where near it.
I seem to recall reading something the implied that a Master Key was handed over in some cases by providers. It should just be called a Skeleton Key, but if a government has access to that then why consider this option?
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The suggestion that Nintendo should release on iOS and Android would be suicide. The sales figures for the 3DS have already proven the nuts that keep saying Nintendo should release Pokemon the iPhone are insane short term thinkers. Their hand held dominance has yet to be killed. I'll believe Nintendo should start looking at selling on the iCult(Trolling Apple) when Pokemon starts selling less than 1 Million at launch. Since X/Y hit 4 Million I don't think they have to worry about that. Their console market, on the other hand, has been weak since the N64 days. The Wii's success was mostly a fluke caused by MS and Sony raising prices too much, and a couple of gimmicks that were worth some attention by some: motion controls, and wii fit.
Not that simple. Put it behind a firewall that locks it down and a lot of them can't even be setup anymore. My father in law got one, but never really used it so he gave it to me. The device automatically maps though any UPNP Nat device then marries itself to a domain owned by netgear so you can go to something like mystora.com/devicename If you know the devices name and serial number it can easily be rooted remotely as well. The setup instructions require you to use the web domain interface. If you try to go directly to the web interface it normally redirects you to the domain name. Any rational geek would lobotomized these ReadyNAS, and Stora devices so that they don't root their networks. Nice devices based on their hardware, but their "features" are unacceptable.
One year for the silk to travel the silk road. The black death spread rapidly along it as well.
Your statement, though funny, is wrong. You've made a mistake in thinking that X, now NC-17, is somehow equivalent to XXX. They are not. If you actually go and look at the films that got an NC-17, or X rating, you'd discover that aside from a few Sex Comedies it is dominated by Torture Porn. So Kiss'em and it's probably R if not shown in detail, NC-17 if it is. Chop'em off PG-13 if not shown in detail, but NC-17 if it is.
It takes up less than half of my large monitor. There are too many pictures in the article headings. The ads don't bother be, but the story logos defiantly do.
If you figure you only have 5 to 10 more years left why not take a little more risk. When you have 50 years left to regret the choice it makes more sense to take less risk.
Why would you do that? It'll become more practically to just use it to break the encryption, and steel the coins that already exist.
Yes, and 4-11-70 at 13:13 was the perfect time to launch Apollo 13 to snub the nose of all those superstitious numerologists out there.
For those who don't see it 4+1+1+7+0 = 13
MS Quarterly and Annual Report of course. I like how gamers get tricked by the reports highlight of 6 Billion in profit that has more to do with Windows, Office, and SQL Server, but they're sure that the gaming division has something to do with the sky high profits. Here you can look them all up yourself here. If you sum up all the quarters since the inception of their entertainment division you'll see that it barely accounts for anythings. Not to mention that there is a loss line that all the divisions share, but you'd be hard pressed to figure out what percentage the Entertainment Division is responsible for.
Load times are there, but usually hidden very well. If you ever watch someone play Metroid Prime 3 on a hacked Wii, and are using a hard drive to load the game you'll notice that they can do things that the Load times with many doors prevents. For example, speed boosting though a long chain of doors.
Not sure about you, but when I had to fix my parents computer when I was a kid I knew jack diddly about them. It's a learning experience. One that today's kids are missing out on because their parents know how to fix it themselves. Like my niece asking help playing video games. In my day asking an adult to help you play a video game was absurd, but now asking an adult for help isn't as absurd since they grew up playing them.
If a black whole can grow by eating space time then how could Hawking radiation ever evaporate it? It simply puts the black whole back into the "it breaks entropy" bucket.
*face palm* My reference was to Larry Wall's three virtues of a truly great programmer; Laziness, Impatience and Hubris. The Summary claimed Hubris to be a fault, and the linked article in the summary claims Patience to be a virtue of a programmer. The people who wrote them clearly weren't great programmers who would have at least known the quote even if they didn't agree, and the Irony it implied before their rant, or were trolling to see what would come up by openly mocking women, and programmers.
Isn't that one of the defining characteristics of truly great programmers, along with laziness, and being impatient.
There are tricks they can use if they know it's bad. Forgoing the critics is a sign that a movie is bad, but it also puts a stop to early bad press. However, for the tricks to work they have to know early enough to use them, and the people involved usually believe their own hype so much that only really, really bad movies get that treatment. Also, knowing that you have a potential hit that you thought was just going to be mediocre can help redirect funds to get it into more theaters to increase revenue.
Who in their right mind pays the same amount of money for an e-book that they do for a paperback? The rich, and the stupid. Most others know they are being ripped-off.
Doing away with the disease is an over-hyped exaggeration. Malaria is not a human exclusive virus. It is a Bacteria that infects many species. Eradicating it will be near impossible. You'd have to vaccinate every host species, and that's not going to happen.
Maybe it's that I've never imported passwords from another browser, going to chrome://settings/passwords as suggested doesn't show any plain text passwords for me. It only shows a few sites anyways on this machines. I'm fairly sure Chrome on my Linux box at home is using a different method since Chrome prompts for my password file password just for opening up the browser because I have the password file password different from my login password.
I'm pretty sure all those groups are constantly attacking the NSA, CIA, FBI, and any other government org for the notarial and to "Fight the Power". Unless this is World Hacker Vacation month.
I don't know about that. Siafu are pretty communistic, and I've yet to see them fail. Smart people get out of their way. Heck, some Siafu willingly sacrifice their limbs for their "collective". Poor sausage fly. He knew what they had planned for him, but he went to them anyways.
He runs all java apps with the -Xint
Interpreter only mode is awesome.
Their referring to the lag you get in launching a Java App. There are ways around those issues, but not ways that are native to the language or the platform. Up until the hotspots are found and compiled a Java App is pretty slow. I'm not sure if this should be an issue with HFT though. The Algorithm should be persistent in memory for the trading day. The host spots should be found and compiled within a few minutes. Unless they are repeatedly launching it there shouldn't be a problem.
You're assuming Normal distribution. If it is logarithmic distribution, which I'd put more money on, then you're wrong. Only a small number of people can see better than average, 20/20. Many see far worse, and some, like myself for a time, have vision like 20/15. It doesn't last, and "half" the population isn't any where near it.
I seem to recall reading something the implied that a Master Key was handed over in some cases by providers. It should just be called a Skeleton Key, but if a government has access to that then why consider this option?
Only having 4 new game releases in Japan and 7 for NA last quarter was going to hurt.