If his speedometer had a flaw that affected it by 10%, the speed would appear to be legit each time. Of course, there's the matter that he would know the gauge was faulty after the first ticket...
Well, considering how long Google's been having everything in beta...feels a bit like someone trying to kill a wasp on the gas pedal while they're driving.
You still have to click a button even if you're the administrator, though. Don't they have a secure software mode thingie to prevent malware from just clicking the button? (cf. other comments on this article)
And if he doesn't want GNOME, he can just pick another Ubuntu derivative. I mean, there's Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Fluxbuntu, OpenGEU (Enlightenment), the LXDE thing, Crunchbang...
Why we did it- the Hollywood connection: New cinematic technologies are transforming the film business today. The two major revolutionary developments are 1) beyond high def “4k” technology - which brings resolution to 4 times that of HD and 2) realistic immersive high definition 3D. I set out to introduce these technologies to the medical world and to see if we could for the first time directly perform surgery in 4k. Setting the goal to once again use technological innovation to improve our patient outcomes.
In other words, "We did it because HD is a buzzword." If the camera is less than a few cm away from what you're looking at, do you really need that high of a resolution?
You don't have to be a friend to poke. At least you didn't; it was one of the five default allow-for-all options I think. That, view friends, add as friend,...um...
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I don't think he was trying to be funny.
Well, I have a guess which one you are...
DownloadHelper or FlashGot download flvs fine. Although of course if they're big files it takes forever.
Then again, you were probably being sarcastic. I can never tell.
If his speedometer had a flaw that affected it by 10%, the speed would appear to be legit each time. Of course, there's the matter that he would know the gauge was faulty after the first ticket...
Well, considering how long Google's been having everything in beta...feels a bit like someone trying to kill a wasp on the gas pedal while they're driving.
So by this time next year, they'll be on, what, 12.0?
Good thing TFS didn't ask for data, then.
You still have to click a button even if you're the administrator, though. Don't they have a secure software mode thingie to prevent malware from just clicking the button? (cf. other comments on this article)
And if he doesn't want GNOME, he can just pick another Ubuntu derivative. I mean, there's Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Fluxbuntu, OpenGEU (Enlightenment), the LXDE thing, Crunchbang...
And added some chic God-hatin'. Now it's infinitely better!
From the article:
Why we did it- the Hollywood connection: New cinematic technologies are transforming the film business today. The two major revolutionary developments are 1) beyond high def “4k” technology - which brings resolution to 4 times that of HD and 2) realistic immersive high definition 3D. I set out to introduce these technologies to the medical world and to see if we could for the first time directly perform surgery in 4k. Setting the goal to once again use technological innovation to improve our patient outcomes.
In other words, "We did it because HD is a buzzword." If the camera is less than a few cm away from what you're looking at, do you really need that high of a resolution?
Why?!?
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I know this is off-topic, so sorry in advance...
It is a statistical certainty (p 10e-11) that there are innocent people being held at Guantanamo Bay.
You can say that about any decent-sized prison. There are always innocent people who get the shaft. That's the system. What's your point?
"...And it was widely regarded as a bad idea."
Epic win. I love time travel paradoxes. If I had mod points, I would be modding you up like nobody's business.
Block them. It's under Settings >> Privacy Settings. They can't even find you in a search then. It's worked for me, at least.
You don't have to be a friend to poke. At least you didn't; it was one of the five default allow-for-all options I think. That, view friends, add as friend, ...um...
Geez man, lighten up.
I don't see why you can't refuse not to misunderstand nothing but the null post that was not posted at no point not on Slashdot.
Homonym fail...
And an easy excuse if nobody laughs at your joke.
The print version of that article has before and after pictures.
Where? I don't see any.
my new neckname
Is that what you call her when you're necking?
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