NASA is developing the capabilities needed to send humans to an asteroid by 2025 and Mars in the 2030s.
This is a topic many of us love to read about, but it is just not news, it was at the top of Infobitt. News is something that when your spouse waves you to the TV to see something huge your able to give more backstory than Wolf Blitzer. News is something that gets you to shout "HEY O M F G". News unfortunately bleeds. News is, well new. Seems unlikely to be generated by casual social media chat.
Was anyone ever able to compromise a correctly configured VMS box? Has anyone broken strong well configured public key encryption? Security is not a big secret, not easy, but good, effective practices are not unknown. So is the question "how do we keep script kiddies off our sharepoint site installed by a neophyte sysadmin"? Really the only valid response is a well quoted "*sigh*".
The first chapters of Theory of Games and Economic Behavior is quite accesable, at least it was when I got my copy in high school. Do to be able to grasp the idea of a matrix.
Getting proficient in anything is hard work, but age is only one factor. If you need to make a choice look at all the factors. Research areas you have domain knowledge, what open source applications are used in that area and what languages are those apps written? Leverage everything. What's the dominate languages in your geographic area, python, c#?
Not many women will turn up their nose at a night out at the ballet. Learn a bit about the show and the history of the group and composer - stuff to chat about at dinner before the show.
You don't need to claim to be a fan, say your sister gave you the tickets, whatever. Just go up to any girl you're on a first name basis and is not attached and say, 'I have tickets to "name of ballet" friday, would you like to go?'
There are AIS feeds for live ships at sea, it's only available when the ship is near a land receiver but for the ports that update, all the actual current positions of working vessels could be included in a 'sim'.
The millennium problems : the seven greatest unsolved mathematical puzzles of our time / Keith Devlin
This is a survey of the problems with history, why each is important and how it relates to other fields. Very readable with a few dips into actual math.
There is a free email option. It requires a HAM license (note: morse code is not required anymore) and a SSB transmiter and a hundred foot antenna. A good SSB unit is around a thousand bucks.
It is only for text based non-commercial emails but functions anywhere (under most weather conditions).
Doesn't sound like a solution for a students desire to surf the web for free anywhere/anytime but email is available and pervasive just about anywhere.
I could probably make some small contribution but have neither the time nor inclination to set up the dev and test environment.
For projects of this magnitude a site that could be ssh'd to, 'check out' a dev environment slice would make it a whole lot more practical for folks to work on a small bug or enhancement.
There are very likely many optimizations possible before the only way to increase speed is using large memory techniques. Although it's unlikely the code and memory footprint will shrink.
I had one of those charts, it's ancient, way before struts and hibernate. The ecology has grown so much more tendrils.
As someone working back into java (been a rubiest for a while), I'd say what's most important is learning how to drill down into the various branches. I find it's a mix of the javadocs, googling forums, small tests and occasionally dipping into a manual.
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NASA is developing the capabilities needed to send humans to an asteroid by 2025 and Mars in the 2030s.
This is a topic many of us love to read about, but it is just not news, it was at the top of Infobitt. News is something that when your spouse waves you to the TV to see something huge your able to give more backstory than Wolf Blitzer. News is something that gets you to shout "HEY O M F G". News unfortunately bleeds. News is, well new. Seems unlikely to be generated by casual social media chat.
... for a dust free room!
Perhaps you forgot to take into consideration the speed of light through fiber is less than c?
If you do a color separation and do a black & white print of each a color photo can be reconstructed.
I've had reasonable experience with Snapfish, although nothing I was feeling picky about. They also have occasional 1c per print sales.
Was anyone ever able to compromise a correctly configured VMS box? Has anyone broken strong well configured public key encryption? Security is not a big secret, not easy, but good, effective practices are not unknown. So is the question "how do we keep script kiddies off our sharepoint site installed by a neophyte sysadmin"? Really the only valid response is a well quoted "*sigh*".
The first chapters of Theory of Games and Economic Behavior is quite accesable, at least it was when I got my copy in high school. Do to be able to grasp the idea of a matrix.
Getting proficient in anything is hard work, but age is only one factor. If you need to make a choice look at all the factors. Research areas you have domain knowledge, what open source applications are used in that area and what languages are those apps written? Leverage everything. What's the dominate languages in your geographic area, python, c#?
I for one will really be surprised if there is a running Multics outside of a museum.
Never thought I'd see a post where that lame meme was apropo...
Not many women will turn up their nose at a night out at the ballet. Learn a bit about the show and the history of the group and composer - stuff to chat about at dinner before the show.
You don't need to claim to be a fan, say your sister gave you the tickets, whatever. Just go up to any girl you're on a first name basis and is not attached and say, 'I have tickets to "name of ballet" friday, would you like to go?'
Ah, but for more than 37 seconds? And about that great ball of fire....
Subs?
There are AIS feeds for live ships at sea, it's only available when the ship is near a land receiver but for the ports that update, all the actual current positions of working vessels could be included in a 'sim'.
But pirates would be more fun.
Old story, "no it's not java" or "ECMAwhat?"
We get a new rev, add a name change update; let's call it something cool, oh, say ruby++ ?
Maroon actually, haven't you seen Rodger Rabbit?
The score was by Stevie Wonder, really quite wonderful, but the only thing at all worthwhile about that film.
But while listening to the score, you just know your Ficus loves you.
If they were actually cool and clever the new tag would be
Very Dynamic
It's TV show, it is not how the real world works... oh, wait
It's the UN, it is not how the real world works.
Many models are effective for a sufficiently small segment of a curve. (In this case while the market is going up).
The millennium problems : the seven greatest unsolved mathematical puzzles of our time / Keith Devlin
This is a survey of the problems with history, why each is important and how it relates to other fields. Very readable with a few dips into actual math.
There is a free email option. It requires a HAM license (note: morse code is not required anymore) and a SSB transmiter and a hundred foot antenna. A good SSB unit is around a thousand bucks.
It is only for text based non-commercial emails but functions anywhere (under most weather conditions).
Doesn't sound like a solution for a students desire to surf the web for free anywhere/anytime but email is available and pervasive just about anywhere.
...by hackorX, the true ruler of the hacker underground. You've been warned script kiddie hacker wannabes.
I could probably make some small contribution but have neither the time nor inclination to set up the dev and test environment.
For projects of this magnitude a site that could be ssh'd to, 'check out' a dev environment slice would make it a whole lot more practical for folks to work on a small bug or enhancement.
>Space/speed is a tradeoff.
Assuming an optimum algorithm.
There are very likely many optimizations possible before the only way to increase speed is using large memory techniques. Although it's unlikely the code and memory footprint will shrink.
I had one of those charts, it's ancient, way before struts and hibernate. The ecology has grown so much more tendrils.
As someone working back into java (been a rubiest for a while), I'd say what's most important is learning how to drill down into the various branches. I find it's a mix of the javadocs, googling forums, small tests and occasionally dipping into a manual.