Or perhaps that a cyclical big bang / big crunch is responsible for all of this. Think of a balloon inflating and deflating but as it does, it interacts with "stuff" along the way that latches on or stretches resulting in stretch marks that are re-stretched / interacted with afterwards.
Who knows, maybe these stretch marks is what we think is dark energy pulling stuff around, weakened areas of the universe that expands faster than others since it has already expanded before which too much force.
Nobody is suggesting that the sun itself is being renewed. The energy we get from it is renewed everyday from our perspective and will continue to do so throughout human existence.
It sure is renewable. The lexicon used is dependent on the utiliser and/or reader/listener, ie us humans. Since our civilization as we know it has lasted/will last but a fraction of the sun's life span, that makes it renewable to us.
My 2001 GTI was not missing any safety features compared to today. No a backup camera or lane change device is not a safety feature, it's going to make driving less safe for those that are going to exclusively rely on those features without using their eyes.
So a Chrysler car is derivative work from lets say a Ford car (Ford existed earlier, or the first car company)? Both are cars. In my case, one is an image and the other a string.
I could go even further and generate random base64 strings using super computers (would go faster than my current laptop) which eventually one would convert to an image that already exists and no copying was done.
I'm curious, if I download a copyrighted image and convert it to say a base64 string, is it still copyrighted? Who can prove that my string is not just my creation and that by chance (the probability is very slim but still) it converts to an image that is very similar (or exact) to the copyrighted image? What if the same thing is done to a video?
As one of the few who had a Windows Phone 7 (and actually released 5 apps to the wild), I've never heard or seen someone use an Ubuntu phone. What advantages does it offer, why does it exist?
I know I got a Windows Phone because I love coding in C# and could do it as a hobby, but Ubuntu?
To be fair, your third statement is misleading. Windows may remove programs during an update for compatibility reasons. If a program is known to cause crashes, bugs, or otherwise conflict with Windows, Windows may remove it to keep your system stable. If this happens, the “All of your files are exactly where you left them” in the windows.old. This only happens because essentially the update is a "new" version of windows. It will only remove programs when updating to a new major version, or “build,” of Windows 10.That’s because these major versions, or “builds,” are treated differently from normal Windows updates. Builds of Windows 10–like the fall update, Windows 10’s first big update–aren’t like normal Windows updates or service packs at all. Instead, they’re more like upgrading to an entirely new version of Windows.
By the way, this is how you tail to a log file in windows:
Use the following simple syntax to show the tail end of a log file in realtime: Get-Content myTestLog.log –Wait
You can also filter the log right at the command line using regular expressions: Get-Content myTestLog.log -wait | where { $_ -match “WARNING” }
As for the updates, duh, do them while the user is not on. As for the rest of the list, like I said, nothing a regular user uses.
Just curious on how the vast majority of users (the parents type or the not so savvy type) would care about extensions let alone use them?
"sub-par experience as it lacks basic features like extensions"
Don't think for them it's a sub-par experience.
You have things backwards. Poor people eat cheap food, which is cheap for a reason, because it isn't good for you. Fast food, while cheap, makes you fat. Lazy people also eat cheap food because the society which they live in encourages laziness and having no time.
Ever wonder why cancer rates are up? You are what you eat isn't just a cute little moniker.
When I built my app for droid and touch (android and iPhone as you can imagine), my client couldn't tell the difference between native apps and my apps because the end result was a native app.
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Or perhaps that a cyclical big bang / big crunch is responsible for all of this. Think of a balloon inflating and deflating but as it does, it interacts with "stuff" along the way that latches on or stretches resulting in stretch marks that are re-stretched / interacted with afterwards. Who knows, maybe these stretch marks is what we think is dark energy pulling stuff around, weakened areas of the universe that expands faster than others since it has already expanded before which too much force.
Nobody is suggesting that the sun itself is being renewed. The energy we get from it is renewed everyday from our perspective and will continue to do so throughout human existence.
It sure is renewable. The lexicon used is dependent on the utiliser and/or reader/listener, ie us humans. Since our civilization as we know it has lasted/will last but a fraction of the sun's life span, that makes it renewable to us.
What company has time and money to rewrite code every four months?
My 2001 GTI was not missing any safety features compared to today. No a backup camera or lane change device is not a safety feature, it's going to make driving less safe for those that are going to exclusively rely on those features without using their eyes.
So a Chrysler car is derivative work from lets say a Ford car (Ford existed earlier, or the first car company)? Both are cars. In my case, one is an image and the other a string. I could go even further and generate random base64 strings using super computers (would go faster than my current laptop) which eventually one would convert to an image that already exists and no copying was done.
I'm curious, if I download a copyrighted image and convert it to say a base64 string, is it still copyrighted? Who can prove that my string is not just my creation and that by chance (the probability is very slim but still) it converts to an image that is very similar (or exact) to the copyrighted image? What if the same thing is done to a video?
As one of the few who had a Windows Phone 7 (and actually released 5 apps to the wild), I've never heard or seen someone use an Ubuntu phone. What advantages does it offer, why does it exist? I know I got a Windows Phone because I love coding in C# and could do it as a hobby, but Ubuntu?
Please ignore the movies.
Doesn't work for the majority who don't read books and take everything they see in movies as factual.
It's a technical preview version of the OS, this doesn't happen in the release version. Just re-install your software, the fix is that simple.
To be fair, your third statement is misleading. Windows may remove programs during an update for compatibility reasons. If a program is known to cause crashes, bugs, or otherwise conflict with Windows, Windows may remove it to keep your system stable. If this happens, the “All of your files are exactly where you left them” in the windows.old. This only happens because essentially the update is a "new" version of windows. It will only remove programs when updating to a new major version, or “build,” of Windows 10.That’s because these major versions, or “builds,” are treated differently from normal Windows updates. Builds of Windows 10–like the fall update, Windows 10’s first big update–aren’t like normal Windows updates or service packs at all. Instead, they’re more like upgrading to an entirely new version of Windows.
No. That would be mareado. I can see where you would think the root of the word would extend the meaning of the word, but alas no.
I see you tried use fancy words and be funny at the same time. Stick to one at a time and work on it, because you do need that practice.
That is not racism since any race can practice Islam.
What about this? This could help you maybe. https://community.mellanox.com...
Took me 5 seconds to find how to do it! https://social.technet.microso...
By the way, this is how you tail to a log file in windows: Use the following simple syntax to show the tail end of a log file in realtime: Get-Content myTestLog.log –Wait You can also filter the log right at the command line using regular expressions: Get-Content myTestLog.log -wait | where { $_ -match “WARNING” } As for the updates, duh, do them while the user is not on. As for the rest of the list, like I said, nothing a regular user uses.
In other words, nothing a regular user uses.
endless limitation as a user.
I'm really curious, care to give some examples that one cannot do on Windows 10 for example?
Good luck calling someone from you email like WhatsApp can.
Just curious on how the vast majority of users (the parents type or the not so savvy type) would care about extensions let alone use them? "sub-par experience as it lacks basic features like extensions" Don't think for them it's a sub-par experience.
I'm just curious, is your BMI over 25?
You have things backwards. Poor people eat cheap food, which is cheap for a reason, because it isn't good for you. Fast food, while cheap, makes you fat. Lazy people also eat cheap food because the society which they live in encourages laziness and having no time. Ever wonder why cancer rates are up? You are what you eat isn't just a cute little moniker.
When I built my app for droid and touch (android and iPhone as you can imagine), my client couldn't tell the difference between native apps and my apps because the end result was a native app.
We have the least corruptible, highly lauded voting record and system, feel free to stay with your Diebold voting machines that are easily hackable.