No surprise here. Intellectual property is the only economy the US has left after outsourcing everything else to China. If they want to maintain the cashflow, they have to enforce their IP.
Nuke them all. Their respective God will provide his true chosen people with the ability to live in the radioactive wasteland.
This is not so different from a historic solution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnaud_Amalric Arnaud (or Arnau) Amalric (died 1225) was a Cistercian monk remembered for giving advice during the Albigensian Crusade to a soldier wondering how to distinguish the Catholic friendlies from the Cathar enemies to just "Kill them all. For the Lord knows them that are His."
The _engineer_ behind the hard drive controller comprehends the meaning of alternating magnetic patterns on a disk. The hard drive controller or any automated system comprehends it no more than a clock comprehends time. Computers are not smart in any way, they are just clockwork; its only people who have become smarter in programming. And making an honest face while selling hot air.
Semantics is all fluffy and stuff, but you are nowhere near AI until the computer can actually comprehend meaning. Semantics is just yet another buzzword for 'dead data, somewhat organized, but still dead, which we hope will make AI. Building larger or better organized datasets will get us nowhere if we can not put the initial 'cogito, ergo sum' into the machine. (And yes I know the 'cogito' is not the ultimate first thought of any mind.) The defining characteristic of life is the fact that data has meaning to a it. What will it take to spark that in a computer?
Half a billion dollars? Are you fucking kidding me?!
It's not that much. The US prints and borrows more money every year. While it baffles me that americans can honestly believe that SS is a bad idea, it's still nothing compared to the world that honestly thinks lending real money to the US and buying dollars in return is a good idea.
A repositioning is the silver bullet that solves all of your problems. For what i gather, if a company has no clue, they will reposition themselves hoping they end up doing something that turns a profit. If it doesn't work, lathe, rinse, repeat. Of course a better strategy would be to try to figure out the '2. ???' before '3. profit!'. But competence is a rare beast.
Prepare to throw away, you will, eventually. The first batch of anything always sucks, but you still have to give credit for inventing the thing. But after that it's step aside, grandpa, the kids are in charge now.
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a pipe for moonshine under the Estonian-Latvian border.
So I suppose next we might find a tunnel that is one mile down and 40 miles under the border to breach the "castle walls" of the united states?
Weeds already did it.
substance
Don't forget the purity of essence. All gone, our precious fluids outsourced to China.
Steve's prolly just after some California 'medical'.
Same here on Gentoo/Firefox.
No surprise here. Intellectual property is the only economy the US has left after outsourcing everything else to China. If they want to maintain the cashflow, they have to enforce their IP.
...the more I look to hire high school drop-outs and illegal immigrants.
Seriously, don't Kids These Days want to put in a full day's work and pay some dues any more?
Seriously, who would like to do that?
Nuke them all. Their respective God will provide his true chosen people with the ability to live in the radioactive wasteland.
This is not so different from a historic solution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnaud_Amalric
Arnaud (or Arnau) Amalric (died 1225) was a Cistercian monk remembered for giving advice during the Albigensian Crusade to a soldier wondering how to distinguish the Catholic friendlies from the Cathar enemies to just "Kill them all. For the Lord knows them that are His."
No need to waste money on the movie. It will get leaked onto the Pirate Bay.
The new wave of scriptkiddie ftw!
They must like crazy, they are taking up ipv6:)
Sounds like clippy to me. 'Yes, we have all this stuff on display here, but I will only sell coke if you wear a tie.'
s-tard?
The wrong century also:)
If noise is your only reason for doing this, just get a decent pair of in-ear or fully enclosed headphones.
If noise is your only reason for doing this, just get a decent pair of 120mm fans.
What about CrappStore
The _engineer_ behind the hard drive controller comprehends the meaning of alternating magnetic patterns on a disk. The hard drive controller or any automated system comprehends it no more than a clock comprehends time. Computers are not smart in any way, they are just clockwork; its only people who have become smarter in programming. And making an honest face while selling hot air.
I'm guessing most biologists would disagree.
Of course they would. But they also disagree on the characteristics of life. Biosemiotics on the other hand has no question about it.
Semantics is all fluffy and stuff, but you are nowhere near AI until the computer can actually comprehend meaning. Semantics is just yet another buzzword for 'dead data, somewhat organized, but still dead, which we hope will make AI. Building larger or better organized datasets will get us nowhere if we can not put the initial 'cogito, ergo sum' into the machine. (And yes I know the 'cogito' is not the ultimate first thought of any mind.) The defining characteristic of life is the fact that data has meaning to a it. What will it take to spark that in a computer?
Portage can solve sudokus in no time. Can't find the link now but just make ebuilds of the squares.
Half a billion dollars? Are you fucking kidding me?!
It's not that much. The US prints and borrows more money every year. While it baffles me that americans can honestly believe that SS is a bad idea, it's still nothing compared to the world that honestly thinks lending real money to the US and buying dollars in return is a good idea.
A repositioning is the silver bullet that solves all of your problems. For what i gather, if a company has no clue, they will reposition themselves hoping they end up doing something that turns a profit. If it doesn't work, lathe, rinse, repeat. Of course a better strategy would be to try to figure out the '2. ???' before '3. profit!'. But competence is a rare beast.
Prepare to throw away, you will, eventually. The first batch of anything always sucks, but you still have to give credit for inventing the thing. But after that it's step aside, grandpa, the kids are in charge now.
Have a forum, hire someone to mine it for the gems.
The english have an old saying: I am not that rich to afford something so cheap.