I was thinking of stuff getting in the engines or catching on airspeed probes or something. Aside from that, yeah, the typical consumer drone will get brushed aside pretty handily
It doesn't; it's capable of picking out an address that doesn't conflict with anything else on the same segment. But then you don't know which address is Bob's phone and which is Fred's, so you can't tell who to fire for downloading cat videos.
most failures aren't enough to qualify as really destroying the drive. Unless it catches on fire, I suppose, but then you have other issues to worry about.
it's good until someone else makes an mp3 player, puts "iPod" on the box, and Apple loses the suit because the term has become generic. After that it's bad for Apple because their name gets associated with cheap crap.
one of the links from that page talks about how using custom timezone files you can use non-leap seconds and still translate to accurate real-world values. I'm not terribly familiar with time keeping protocols; installing ntp and pointing it at a server is about as far as I can manage. Do you see a problem with the approach laid out at "Correct precision handling of leap seconds using code already on POSIX systems "?
so they have to screen comments enough to evaluate whether they're illegal. ("easily distinguished" still requires _some_ effort.) And that's not pre-moderation how exactly?
One of the problems with defending free speech is you often have to defend people that you find to be outrageous and unpleasant and disgusting. Salman Rushdie
there goes jpegs in email, I guess (they don't compress well, and can have data embedded using steganography). That ought to go over well. Also video files.
You're (partly) right, I found out some more last night. MS can wrap the game in a 360 emulator blob and run the whole shebang as an xbone application. It would not surprise me if there's some low level translation stuff going on and the emulation is more about the environment than the cpu, but MS is the one doing the work.
I suspect it's more of "if the publisher has a port, we'll let you download it for free if we can tell you already have the old version". How hard it is to port I don't know. Could just be a recompile and relink, if MS makes compatible drivers etc available.
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I was thinking of stuff getting in the engines or catching on airspeed probes or something. Aside from that, yeah, the typical consumer drone will get brushed aside pretty handily
birds hear better and dodge better
yes, as long as the mirrors aren't backed with silver.
It doesn't; it's capable of picking out an address that doesn't conflict with anything else on the same segment. But then you don't know which address is Bob's phone and which is Fred's, so you can't tell who to fire for downloading cat videos.
I had never heard of Lush when I lived on the east coast, but they're in a number of malls in the SF bay area, so it may just be regional.
most failures aren't enough to qualify as really destroying the drive. Unless it catches on fire, I suppose, but then you have other issues to worry about.
Is there a theater with a big ass multi story curved screen that is not an IMAX? I haven't heard of anyone else doing that.
it's good until someone else makes an mp3 player, puts "iPod" on the box, and Apple loses the suit because the term has become generic. After that it's bad for Apple because their name gets associated with cheap crap.
one of the links from that page talks about how using custom timezone files you can use non-leap seconds and still translate to accurate real-world values. I'm not terribly familiar with time keeping protocols; installing ntp and pointing it at a server is about as far as I can manage. Do you see a problem with the approach laid out at "Correct precision handling of leap seconds using code already on POSIX systems "?
Does anyone want their div by zero errors to result in anything other than zero?
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No.
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so they have to screen comments enough to evaluate whether they're illegal. ("easily distinguished" still requires _some_ effort.) And that's not pre-moderation how exactly?
So they're saying "we're not saying you have to moderate, just that Estonia is allowed to tell you that you have to moderate."
One of the problems with defending free speech is you often have to defend people that you find to be outrageous and unpleasant and disgusting.
Salman Rushdie
nah, just start with food libel laws and then extend them a bit to protect some other segment from commentary, and then a bit more, and then...
there goes jpegs in email, I guess (they don't compress well, and can have data embedded using steganography). That ought to go over well. Also video files.
yeah, but then folks will just send cat pictures with steganographically embedded data.
can you provide a pointer to that quote?
The list of six styles I could find (wikipedia, of course) doesn't mention coercive. Do you have a pointer to a different list?
Apple can afford defense lawyers.
And they actually show up to court instead of allowing a default judgement, but mostly the money.
totally pedantic nit: I think you mean "pay", not "reimburse".
Emulating a PPC is a lot easier than emulating a Cell system, unfortunately. I'll cross my fingers but not hold my breath.
You're (partly) right, I found out some more last night. MS can wrap the game in a 360 emulator blob and run the whole shebang as an xbone application. It would not surprise me if there's some low level translation stuff going on and the emulation is more about the environment than the cpu, but MS is the one doing the work.
after finding out more, MS will do the "port", which is primarily wrapping the software in a 360 emulator. Pretty cool, actually :)
I bet I can guess what next year's Hells Kitchen intro is going to look like
I suspect it's more of "if the publisher has a port, we'll let you download it for free if we can tell you already have the old version". How hard it is to port I don't know. Could just be a recompile and relink, if MS makes compatible drivers etc available.