Locks simply mean you don't want to be inconvenienced by stuff being stolen. Its not a hard concept to understand. Clean clothes, shampoo, maybe a towel. It does not need to be more than that.
BitTorrent isn't good for discovery. Bittorrent will only get you what you know is. Half the magic of Netflix is that you get more. The downside is that their current is slim, and their outside of USA content is..... quite horrible.
So what are we looking ideally? 1. Chip that is compatible with Electronic toll collection used in EU(Autopass, etc) just for tracking 2. Plant it on them, with identification 3. Do nothing really, except enjoy statistics and maps
>We don't know how to make real dirt on mars Bones, waste, excrements, and waste products. Buried and flipped. Maybe some bacteria. That isn't the issue. The issue will be how many years it will take to get the unfertile mars land into something fertile, and how good that dirt will be for growing stuff.
The other pitfall is that we are growing a new microbiological sphere. Which means we can fuck it up really really bad, meaning that the bacteria isn't good for human life.
And thats a nice thing. So you got: 1. Bikers already in a separate lane 2. You can't accidentally hit the assholes This creates greatness. Even if tight suit commuters are assholes.
What makes the Dualshock 2 a bad controller, is 3 issues: 1. The shell is designed for a stickless version, and the grip is as well. This means you can never get a good grip on it, because the handles are non existing, and there is nothing to wrap your hand around 2. The PS1 dualshock controller had extended handles, because adding analogs did take up valueable grip space. The extended handles was lost in all successive versions 3. And there is minor wear/tech problems on it. Notable faults includes the deadzone setup(you breach the resistance on the sticks long before you even reach the deadzone, making sniper segments in most games painful), analog buttons with no indication thats a thing(and only a few games, like Metal Gear Solid 3, uses them), the dpad is prone to wrong input after some wear(i.e Forward because diagonal up forward)
That said, there exists worse controllers out there, but its not a good controller setup.
The problem is that "healthy" does not mean "peak human free of diseases", it just means "somebody who is not crippled". In a really shit country, you get a disease, are crippled while having the disease, and die if its bad enough. In a western country, you get a disease, are crippled if the disease is bad, and rarely die. The rest of the population stays healthy, and small things like coughing, cold, and lower height isn't that relevant.
What is hilarious is also that the since quality metal weapons existed, the limitation for a army is never man power, but supplies. Especially more so once you realize only a soldato in quasi modern full gear is useful. Somebody with a makeshift pitchwork isn't useful, when the other guy got armor for most of his bodyparts and is arrow resistant. For modern combat its even more so, since your limitation is the amount of missiles you got, and the AK is still a good gun.
No. Lets say you make a module. You finish it. And you rid it of bugs. After a few months, when you don't really care about that project, a update arrives. The update breaks the scripting language, and you get angry or scared eposts about your module. They want it to work on new and shiny. So you fix it....
How many times do you repeat fixing it, before you get tired of fixing it? I expect projects like Libretro, a frontend for Emulators, to eventually reach this point. Where at some point, people will only contribute ports to stable, and only towards the next stable if the emulator is still alive. And I am honestly not sure what projects will compare.
But what if your webpage wants special background noise for a occasion? I know 4chan occasionally has done this, on various boards, to celebrate events or just to troll people./a/ have had M. D. Geist theme running for a few days, a honking variant of Neon Genesis Evangelion, and many more./v/ had some of the Earthbound themes running after Iwata died, for at the least 3 days.
I agree background noise serves no purpose for most websites, since they are basically read only static pages. But there are exceptions, and by making it "click to play", most users will never spot it.
I am not sure I agree. For one, you might have all your friends inside a neighborhood in that city. You might even have most of your grandchildren inside that neighborhood.
Now... if you just live somewhere random, where you need to car to get to friends and work, than i agree.
> there's a chance that they'll have grown up and gathered enough coping strategies and reprogrammed their own behaviour enough that they're almost indistinguishable Read that again, you wrote it, there is a special word there: CHANCE The reality is that most never learn to cope, they only learn to cope partially. So instead of having social peers to interact with, you have issues. And thats really bad. It also means you stunt your social growth by years, if you ever recover.
So what is the article objectively stating? Propaganda against NASA? For free libre whatever for something? Mismanagement of funds? The normal forgetting of that 150 millions is a drop in a bucket for a large enough corp? I am just curious.
Also: >plans to spend $150 million human-rating a rocket engine it will only use once Why is this a bad thing? Its how prototyping works. Some years down the line, they might want a version 2 for something else.
There is also Chiropractic, which is a weird field because its: 1. The theory 2. Study of stance of a human, and how to do it wrong 3. Massage 4. Overlap with Osteopathy due massage and stance
But thats wrong. Assuming you get signal on 5G, what would the MINIMUM bandwith you get be? Thats important information, because otherwise we might as well build long 2G for phones.
Does packet drop actually exists in the wild? Outside of noise over long distances? In the normal world? That is my question to that. Packet loss means whoever is between A and B, is fucking up. Somewhere. Be it having wireless transfer somewhere on the backbone, faulty infrastructure, or destroyed wires. I don't think Packet Loss and "loss of Connection" actually exists in the actual wild. Add in 3-4 extra paths for packages, and we might got something robust.
Every year there is flodding. Every year people are confused over the fact they got houses in a flood area? Not really. They choose to love where the flood comes They should accept it? Right? To some extent. I know that work and social life is limited to where those are. So I know a lot of people moved somewhere for one of those 2, they didn't choose to live in a flooded area. Still doesn't change the fact they could have moved uphill.
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Locks simply mean you don't want to be inconvenienced by stuff being stolen.
Its not a hard concept to understand.
Clean clothes, shampoo, maybe a towel. It does not need to be more than that.
So does turning off any of those brick SD card reading? Just curious.
BitTorrent isn't good for discovery. Bittorrent will only get you what you know is.
Half the magic of Netflix is that you get more.
The downside is that their current is slim, and their outside of USA content is..... quite horrible.
So what are we looking ideally?
1. Chip that is compatible with Electronic toll collection used in EU(Autopass, etc) just for tracking
2. Plant it on them, with identification
3. Do nothing really, except enjoy statistics and maps
Do which one of those is needed to read SD cards? One of them is.
>We don't know how to make real dirt on mars
Bones, waste, excrements, and waste products. Buried and flipped. Maybe some bacteria.
That isn't the issue. The issue will be how many years it will take to get the unfertile mars land into something fertile, and how good that dirt will be for growing stuff.
The other pitfall is that we are growing a new microbiological sphere. Which means we can fuck it up really really bad, meaning that the bacteria isn't good for human life.
Shut up John, you are drunk. Sidewalks are better and wider.
And its how it goes, in Scandinavia.
And thats a nice thing.
So you got:
1. Bikers already in a separate lane
2. You can't accidentally hit the assholes
This creates greatness. Even if tight suit commuters are assholes.
Maize is Maize.
Corn is Maize, Wheat, Rye and tons of other products.
And its a awful per language confusion.
What makes the Dualshock 2 a bad controller, is 3 issues:
1. The shell is designed for a stickless version, and the grip is as well. This means you can never get a good grip on it, because the handles are non existing, and there is nothing to wrap your hand around
2. The PS1 dualshock controller had extended handles, because adding analogs did take up valueable grip space. The extended handles was lost in all successive versions
3. And there is minor wear/tech problems on it. Notable faults includes the deadzone setup(you breach the resistance on the sticks long before you even reach the deadzone, making sniper segments in most games painful), analog buttons with no indication thats a thing(and only a few games, like Metal Gear Solid 3, uses them), the dpad is prone to wrong input after some wear(i.e Forward because diagonal up forward)
That said, there exists worse controllers out there, but its not a good controller setup.
The problem is that "healthy" does not mean "peak human free of diseases", it just means "somebody who is not crippled".
In a really shit country, you get a disease, are crippled while having the disease, and die if its bad enough.
In a western country, you get a disease, are crippled if the disease is bad, and rarely die.
The rest of the population stays healthy, and small things like coughing, cold, and lower height isn't that relevant.
What is hilarious is also that the since quality metal weapons existed, the limitation for a army is never man power, but supplies. Especially more so once you realize only a soldato in quasi modern full gear is useful. Somebody with a makeshift pitchwork isn't useful, when the other guy got armor for most of his bodyparts and is arrow resistant.
For modern combat its even more so, since your limitation is the amount of missiles you got, and the AK is still a good gun.
No.
Lets say you make a module.
You finish it.
And you rid it of bugs.
After a few months, when you don't really care about that project, a update arrives.
The update breaks the scripting language, and you get angry or scared eposts about your module. They want it to work on new and shiny.
So you fix it....
How many times do you repeat fixing it, before you get tired of fixing it?
I expect projects like Libretro, a frontend for Emulators, to eventually reach this point. Where at some point, people will only contribute ports to stable, and only towards the next stable if the emulator is still alive.
And I am honestly not sure what projects will compare.
But what if your webpage wants special background noise for a occasion? /a/ have had M. D. Geist theme running for a few days, a honking variant of Neon Genesis Evangelion, and many more. /v/ had some of the Earthbound themes running after Iwata died, for at the least 3 days.
I know 4chan occasionally has done this, on various boards, to celebrate events or just to troll people.
I agree background noise serves no purpose for most websites, since they are basically read only static pages. But there are exceptions, and by making it "click to play", most users will never spot it.
I am not sure I agree. For one, you might have all your friends inside a neighborhood in that city.
You might even have most of your grandchildren inside that neighborhood.
Now... if you just live somewhere random, where you need to car to get to friends and work, than i agree.
Hear hear?
> there's a chance that they'll have grown up and gathered enough coping strategies and reprogrammed their own behaviour enough that they're almost indistinguishable
Read that again, you wrote it, there is a special word there: CHANCE
The reality is that most never learn to cope, they only learn to cope partially.
So instead of having social peers to interact with, you have issues. And thats really bad.
It also means you stunt your social growth by years, if you ever recover.
So what is the article objectively stating?
Propaganda against NASA?
For free libre whatever for something?
Mismanagement of funds?
The normal forgetting of that 150 millions is a drop in a bucket for a large enough corp?
I am just curious.
Also:
>plans to spend $150 million human-rating a rocket engine it will only use once
Why is this a bad thing? Its how prototyping works. Some years down the line, they might want a version 2 for something else.
I ask the same. I am genuinely curious.
There is also Chiropractic, which is a weird field because its:
1. The theory
2. Study of stance of a human, and how to do it wrong
3. Massage
4. Overlap with Osteopathy due massage and stance
But thats wrong.
Assuming you get signal on 5G, what would the MINIMUM bandwith you get be?
Thats important information, because otherwise we might as well build long 2G for phones.
Black Death?
Does packet drop actually exists in the wild? Outside of noise over long distances? In the normal world? That is my question to that.
Packet loss means whoever is between A and B, is fucking up. Somewhere.
Be it having wireless transfer somewhere on the backbone, faulty infrastructure, or destroyed wires. I don't think Packet Loss and "loss of Connection" actually exists in the actual wild.
Add in 3-4 extra paths for packages, and we might got something robust.
Every year there is flodding. Every year people are confused over the fact they got houses in a flood area?
Not really.
They choose to love where the flood comes
They should accept it? Right?
To some extent.
I know that work and social life is limited to where those are. So I know a lot of people moved somewhere for one of those 2, they didn't choose to live in a flooded area.
Still doesn't change the fact they could have moved uphill.
Isn't that just powered by the magnet field?
You mean doing research and then fixing your numbers?