If it's miss calibrated, or spoofed an accident is going to happen. A properly trained pilot does what the instruments tell him, and doesn't trust his eyes with the exception of the instruments that are outside like the 4 red lights near the runway. People who don't fly by instruments are novice ultra light pilots who can get away with it in some weather conditions, or have the unfortunate luck of the instruments breaking mid-flight.
The alternative was Vivendi using it's leverage to change the board to force Activision to take out a Mega Loan and pay out a huge dividend. 8.2 Billion is also close to the 8.5 billion that the Mega Loan would have given share holders, which would have given Vivendi about 5 billion. This gives Vivendi most of the money, and gets rid of most of it's stock in the company that now has a lot more debt since they only have about half that as Cash on Hand(4.6B). I'm curious with what they are going to do to get the 8.2 billion, but I don't want to wade through the financial lingo to find out.
That's only of people on Facebook. If you included someone like me it would jump to infinite because I have exactly 0 facebook friends by not using facebook.
If you use the Dunbar number of 150 friends as your maximum you can get to 4 if everyone has the maximum and they are all unique associations. In the us we have very few friends per person. If you assume 4 unique friends the "3 hop" query only returns 160-640 results, and with 10 it's between 1000 - 10000. No one is as social as facebook has lead you to believe. Only social whores who think that they actually know thousands of people meet your Kevin Bacon game nonsense.
Wouldn't you want to penalize the younger smokers more to try and discourage smoking in the first place. Your older smoker is possible to have gotten addicted before people were aware of the health risk. Otherwise charging them the same penalty is the correct choice, and isn't so much as a bug but what seemed logical to the person writing the code at the time.
Look, if you're going to make a claim that they should resurrect old and dusty IP you might actually bother to look to see if they haven't already re-released it on prior systems.
Excitebike - 1984
Excitebike 64 - 2000
Classic NES Series: Excitebike - 2004
Excitebike - 2007
Excitebike: World Rally - 2009
3D Classics: Excitebike - 2011
1080: TenEighty Snowboarding - 1998
1080 Avalanche - 2003
1080: TenEighty Snowboarding - 2008
The iPad and iPhone gaming market exists, but it's limited. It's a casual gaming device to satisfy you as you wait for your flight. The "hardcore" market is soft for a couple of reasons. Keeping the current gen system around for 7 years was a bad idea. Increasing development cost too rapidly was a bad idea that Nintendo warned Sony and MS about. Now we have good games like Tomb Raider, but Developers and Publishers are spending far too much to make them. The adjustment will be the companies who are bad at business will die. I'd put money on Square dying given how they turned success into failure. Not even stratospheric Kingdom Hearts sales will save them if they keep overspending. Keep in mind not a single KH game has exceeded 6 Million in sales, but I bet they budget for exceeding 6. This is what is killing the market. Not the witches poisoned Apple.
I bet you your JNI incompatibilities are more likely due to running 64 bit java, and have nothing to do with Java 7. I could be wrong, but that's normally where the issue is.
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Do you have any Idea how old Java 6 is? It's not a question of keeping two version active at once. It's about it's age more than anything. Java 6 was released in 2006. It's not like their EOLing it after 2 year. Support has to end some time, and 7 years is longer than I would have kept it.
C# was the direct result of MS being blocked from using Java, and was their J# product re-branded into.net. The core is nearly identical with the exception that C# has access to things like DirectX, and a few other nice to have APIs from MS
I can see where this "attempts" to make more sense. I'll still be going with Mendeleyev Derivatives. This proposal is just fancy for the sake of being fancy.
Walmart bought a bunch for pre-sale. Only a bout 2 million of the presale was actually sold over the weekend, but the entire thing is being reported in the 125 million number.
That entirely depends on what he's lying about. He's most certainly lying about his authorized level of access. This should teach the NSA and CIA that it's a stupid Idea to have Contractors as your network admins, and it's a good way of letting Spy's into your network. IT is not something a spy agency should farm out. However, the power point slides he released are probably a legit document. It's entirely possible for him to be lying, and a traitor.
You're clearly mixed up some of the latest information on epigenetics with genetics. So how about you go back to your half read science articles, and finish them.
Unfortunately, almost all bitcoin users have a persistent internet connection, and are being targeted. There isn't a Security Feature, Anti-Virus, or any other nonsensical "common sense" measure you can take. At some point you're going to slip up, and a virus is going to get in, or a new unpatched vulnerability will get you. Now if only I can find some fool to but these "offline" only bitcoins.
Three very large USB drives. Probably just SD cards. One is the PAD, One is a Fake Data Structure, and One is a Decoy Pad based on what is stored on the drive and the Fake Data Structure. That way if someone break into my home and steals the computer the USB drive for decoding is the Decoy Pad. They'd have to know there was a fake pad to even look for the real pad. Otherwise they'd look and find something silly. Maybe if I was being funny there would be a file nested somewhere so deep that outlined that they'd been had. But that's because even with the real pad there wouldn't be much of value for them to have, but it's the thought that counts.
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If it's miss calibrated, or spoofed an accident is going to happen. A properly trained pilot does what the instruments tell him, and doesn't trust his eyes with the exception of the instruments that are outside like the 4 red lights near the runway. People who don't fly by instruments are novice ultra light pilots who can get away with it in some weather conditions, or have the unfortunate luck of the instruments breaking mid-flight.
The alternative was Vivendi using it's leverage to change the board to force Activision to take out a Mega Loan and pay out a huge dividend. 8.2 Billion is also close to the 8.5 billion that the Mega Loan would have given share holders, which would have given Vivendi about 5 billion. This gives Vivendi most of the money, and gets rid of most of it's stock in the company that now has a lot more debt since they only have about half that as Cash on Hand(4.6B). I'm curious with what they are going to do to get the 8.2 billion, but I don't want to wade through the financial lingo to find out.
How about you read the wikipedia entry and get to the "academic urban myth" part.
If you use the Dunbar number of 150 friends as your maximum you can get to 4 if everyone has the maximum and they are all unique associations. In the us we have very few friends per person. If you assume 4 unique friends the "3 hop" query only returns 160-640 results, and with 10 it's between 1000 - 10000. No one is as social as facebook has lead you to believe. Only social whores who think that they actually know thousands of people meet your Kevin Bacon game nonsense.
The entire 6 degrees nonsense is just that, nonsense.
If only it could be used to cool off a CPU and generate a bit of excess energy to power misc. devices.
Wouldn't you want to penalize the younger smokers more to try and discourage smoking in the first place. Your older smoker is possible to have gotten addicted before people were aware of the health risk. Otherwise charging them the same penalty is the correct choice, and isn't so much as a bug but what seemed logical to the person writing the code at the time.
Or if all of them happen to be the same Username Password combo from UPlay.
Look, if you're going to make a claim that they should resurrect old and dusty IP you might actually bother to look to see if they haven't already re-released it on prior systems.
Excitebike - 1984
Excitebike 64 - 2000
Classic NES Series: Excitebike - 2004
Excitebike - 2007
Excitebike: World Rally - 2009
3D Classics: Excitebike - 2011
1080: TenEighty Snowboarding - 1998
1080 Avalanche - 2003
1080: TenEighty Snowboarding - 2008
I'd be more happy if it worked in browsers outside of IE more.
We're not talking about running. We're talking about support. Java 6 will still run.
The iPad and iPhone gaming market exists, but it's limited. It's a casual gaming device to satisfy you as you wait for your flight. The "hardcore" market is soft for a couple of reasons. Keeping the current gen system around for 7 years was a bad idea. Increasing development cost too rapidly was a bad idea that Nintendo warned Sony and MS about. Now we have good games like Tomb Raider, but Developers and Publishers are spending far too much to make them. The adjustment will be the companies who are bad at business will die. I'd put money on Square dying given how they turned success into failure. Not even stratospheric Kingdom Hearts sales will save them if they keep overspending. Keep in mind not a single KH game has exceeded 6 Million in sales, but I bet they budget for exceeding 6. This is what is killing the market. Not the witches poisoned Apple.
I bet you your JNI incompatibilities are more likely due to running 64 bit java, and have nothing to do with Java 7. I could be wrong, but that's normally where the issue is.
Do you have any Idea how old Java 6 is? It's not a question of keeping two version active at once. It's about it's age more than anything. Java 6 was released in 2006. It's not like their EOLing it after 2 year. Support has to end some time, and 7 years is longer than I would have kept it.
C# was the direct result of MS being blocked from using Java, and was their J# product re-branded into .net. The core is nearly identical with the exception that C# has access to things like DirectX, and a few other nice to have APIs from MS
How about you post as yourself, or are you too busy trying to down vote anyone you disagree with?
I can see where this "attempts" to make more sense. I'll still be going with Mendeleyev Derivatives. This proposal is just fancy for the sake of being fancy.
That's it keep Gone With The Wind at the top forever.
Walmart bought a bunch for pre-sale. Only a bout 2 million of the presale was actually sold over the weekend, but the entire thing is being reported in the 125 million number.
That entirely depends on what he's lying about. He's most certainly lying about his authorized level of access. This should teach the NSA and CIA that it's a stupid Idea to have Contractors as your network admins, and it's a good way of letting Spy's into your network. IT is not something a spy agency should farm out. However, the power point slides he released are probably a legit document. It's entirely possible for him to be lying, and a traitor.
You're clearly mixed up some of the latest information on epigenetics with genetics. So how about you go back to your half read science articles, and finish them.
I was only replying to someone with the naive notion that "bitcoin" users were magically immune.
Unfortunately, almost all bitcoin users have a persistent internet connection, and are being targeted. There isn't a Security Feature, Anti-Virus, or any other nonsensical "common sense" measure you can take. At some point you're going to slip up, and a virus is going to get in, or a new unpatched vulnerability will get you. Now if only I can find some fool to but these "offline" only bitcoins.
It's a cute little app that's interesting for all of about 5 min.
Three very large USB drives. Probably just SD cards. One is the PAD, One is a Fake Data Structure, and One is a Decoy Pad based on what is stored on the drive and the Fake Data Structure. That way if someone break into my home and steals the computer the USB drive for decoding is the Decoy Pad. They'd have to know there was a fake pad to even look for the real pad. Otherwise they'd look and find something silly. Maybe if I was being funny there would be a file nested somewhere so deep that outlined that they'd been had. But that's because even with the real pad there wouldn't be much of value for them to have, but it's the thought that counts.