The last half of Miracle day did drag on though, and honestly, it was on Starz, they don't really benefit on 10 vs 5 episodes. Either the series makes people want to subscribe, or it doesn't, I doubt the five extra episodes is the difference.
I really don't think they butchered the show, so much as didn't have as good a series. If anything, I'd say the first two seasons butchered the show.
Search is about finding and returning high-quality results. I don't want my first page to be polluted with confusing and hard to read results.
I'm skeptical that there is a good enough algorithm to determine translation quality, or even accuracy. I don't care the original language, I care about the quality, and if a search engine is giving me machine translated quality results, I will find a different search engine.
No, but it's hard to believe that a machine generated translation should be high (or even included) in the results, for languages where there is very little content though, it kind-of does.
But the fact that people have more disposable income, and it's easier to travel means you can keep performing, as you, and that has value.
Cover bands are legal, and the licensing is cheap, and paid by the venue anyway, yet the original performers continue to sell-out stadiums. This would happen with or without copyright, though the writers could be hurt (as they are who get royalties in covers).
I like the concept of Bulldozer, but I thought their modular design came at a transistor cost (but also made design easier). If increased transistor count becomes a larger liability than it currently is when shrinking things down (by making tactics to limit power usage of unused portions of the chip less effective) it could make the ability to clock it up harder than expected.
On my car if I start it while holding down the trip reset button, I can get a digital MPH display on my tripometer.
It always read a few MPH slower than my needle, so I suspect that is true.
Also, there's an Android app Speed View that uses GPS, and can be set to a mirror image to project an HUD onto your windshield at night (my dash uses a glowing background, and it's dead, It'd be very expensive to fix, but I can read the digital readout, as it's a separate back-lite, and the HUD works fine too). Also, I can see 3000 RPM, and know what speed that is for each gear.
Plasma is all about that, and I'm pretty content with the netbook workspace on my HTPC, and the traditional one on my laptop (the netbook one has a few annoyances though).
I believe that Nokia put a lot of effort into making it easy to develop applications for mobile, and desktop at the same time when they were in charge of QT, and even now, KDE4 people appear to want similar.
BAH, why? build a metric buttload of ram on it and have it simply make snapshots of the ramdisks to rotating media when changes are made using a coprocessor letting the main process scream along.
is not particularly effective until prototypes that will be released in 2014?
Still not as bad as picking up busloads of random people, arming them with small blades, forcing them to fight to the death, then sending the winner on a suicide mission.
Ubuntu one won't protect you from stupidity though, as it syncs in fairly real time.
And, if for some reason they foul up and delete your stuff, all your local copies are gone, you are adding a potential stupid user to the loss of all your data.
(note, I say this as a happy Ubuntu One user (both music and files, actually paying even), but it is NOT a backup).
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I liked the helicopter chase :(.
The last half of Miracle day did drag on though, and honestly, it was on Starz, they don't really benefit on 10 vs 5 episodes. Either the series makes people want to subscribe, or it doesn't, I doubt the five extra episodes is the difference.
I really don't think they butchered the show, so much as didn't have as good a series. If anything, I'd say the first two seasons butchered the show.
Search is about finding and returning high-quality results. I don't want my first page to be polluted with confusing and hard to read results.
I'm skeptical that there is a good enough algorithm to determine translation quality, or even accuracy. I don't care the original language, I care about the quality, and if a search engine is giving me machine translated quality results, I will find a different search engine.
No, but it's hard to believe that a machine generated translation should be high (or even included) in the results, for languages where there is very little content though, it kind-of does.
But the fact that people have more disposable income, and it's easier to travel means you can keep performing, as you, and that has value.
Cover bands are legal, and the licensing is cheap, and paid by the venue anyway, yet the original performers continue to sell-out stadiums. This would happen with or without copyright, though the writers could be hurt (as they are who get royalties in covers).
I like the concept of Bulldozer, but I thought their modular design came at a transistor cost (but also made design easier). If increased transistor count becomes a larger liability than it currently is when shrinking things down (by making tactics to limit power usage of unused portions of the chip less effective) it could make the ability to clock it up harder than expected.
Didn't amd bet on extra transistors for bulldozer?
Or is it next Gen architecture when it matters?
I subscribe to both Netflix, and Usenet, I definitely prefer Netflix for ease, even with an HTPC.
The download is a better product, but so-what, Netflix is convenient and good enough.
On my car if I start it while holding down the trip reset button, I can get a digital MPH display on my tripometer.
It always read a few MPH slower than my needle, so I suspect that is true.
Also, there's an Android app Speed View that uses GPS, and can be set to a mirror image to project an HUD onto your windshield at night (my dash uses a glowing background, and it's dead, It'd be very expensive to fix, but I can read the digital readout, as it's a separate back-lite, and the HUD works fine too). Also, I can see 3000 RPM, and know what speed that is for each gear.
Especially as only old people use email. Sitemail becomes an end-run around those laws, wrt email anyway (if that's supposed to be retained).
Probably, but it's not as easy as it used to be.
At least according to my friend who leases cars, and recently got stuck being unable to game/cheat the system.
Honestly, on a platform that is supported (98 % of all desktops) is the download really easier?
Though it is a better product (FF and RR working and all).
No, they don't think that's the most common way, they think they fixed everything with DRM, and nobody casually copies.
Why does everybody say Unity is touch friendly?
Doesn't the damned launch bar dock thingy auto-hide with so option for otherwise? Not touch friendly at all.
I predict this will be KDE and QT.
Plasma is all about that, and I'm pretty content with the netbook workspace on my HTPC, and the traditional one on my laptop (the netbook one has a few annoyances though).
I believe that Nokia put a lot of effort into making it easy to develop applications for mobile, and desktop at the same time when they were in charge of QT, and even now, KDE4 people appear to want similar.
Unfortunately they may :(
I hate the way things have been breaking lately. I mean, my phone doesn't count as effects? my email not as papers?
It'd be like saying an apartment wouldn't count as a house.
Last time I installed Debian from disc, it was many CDs that I had purchased, it was a long time ago though.
In fact they're rolling in with things that we (as a group) want.
You do realize the net immigration is zero right now.
http://www.pensitoreview.com/2011/07/25/illegal-immigration-from-mexico-declines-to-net-zero/
So the solution of
BAH, why? build a metric buttload of ram on it and have it simply make snapshots of the ramdisks to rotating media when changes are made using a coprocessor letting the main process scream along.
is not particularly effective until prototypes that will be released in 2014?
How well does arm break the 4gb ram wall?
It's a joke, but I do have mutual pacts with couple friends to make me look more upstanding in the general sense if I die unexpectedly.
When my girlfriend died her cousin called me in a panic to make sure I could handle it, as she couldn't make it into town before Tue parents.
If you looker up the term you didn't know on the internet you'd get it (doesn't mean you'd think it was funny though).
Still not as bad as picking up busloads of random people, arming them with small blades, forcing them to fight to the death, then sending the winner on a suicide mission.
Yes, CIA is bad, but Zeta is worse.
Hide it with your sex toys.
Your porn-buddy will then find it, and give it to the appropriate person.
Ubuntu one won't protect you from stupidity though, as it syncs in fairly real time.
And, if for some reason they foul up and delete your stuff, all your local copies are gone, you are adding a potential stupid user to the loss of all your data.
(note, I say this as a happy Ubuntu One user (both music and files, actually paying even), but it is NOT a backup).
Yeah, but it's got a lot of RAM relative to that P4 (or most of them).
Most creationists I know don't believe in speciation, but do believe individual species change and adapt.
They also believe in animals having sex to spread genes and adapt. It's simply an argument about the source of Bio diversity.