I first read "Achilles, the tortoise,..." as meaning "a tortoise called Achilles" and thought of a book called My Family and Other Animals. Then I remembered Zeno. Sill didn't get the Secretariat reference.
From the late 90s onwards, webmail *is* email. I hadn't even heard of the term until I college, when I noticed that my institute's webmail site was called webmail. Initially I thought it was a mistake or a lame attempt at branding, but later on I understood the difference.
It is a feature. Too hot -> fans running at full tilt -> more power consumption. Mostly for laptops, and you can turn this off in Catalyst. I wonder why you didn't know this. NVidia's GPUs and even most CPUs do this.
Who knows, the group named 'The Vatican' (which one I dunno, since groups can have the same name) might in fact be a hate group named deliberately to confuse?
And that's another problem. Define "crappy". Established, "good" and therefore reputable journals are often very closed and pricey. OTOH, open journals are often new and tend to be flooded with crap, so it's difficult for profs to submit quality stuff to said articles.
Thanks for not harping on the "N4 has 2GB RAM" thing. Waiting for one app to finish download first is agonizing if the app is huge (> 100 MB). And then this forces other smaller apps to wait for the large humongous app to finish installing. Even if each download proceeds slower, wouldn't the smaller apps be installed quicker?
Again, (see my comment above) apps can use both RAM and storage. And there's no reason why they should discard data. When running use as much RAM as you can, when not running, save everything to storage.
I mentioned the 16GB because apps can use the storage to save data to something like a page file, instead of discarding it. Especially browsers. I'm not a moron.
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No, it's the contrapositive of the more famous saying.
That's about 325 kmph. The Bugatti Veyron has a top speed of over 406 kmph. What's so special about this Ferrari?
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I first read "Achilles, the tortoise, ..." as meaning "a tortoise called Achilles" and thought of a book called My Family and Other Animals. Then I remembered Zeno. Sill didn't get the Secretariat reference.
From the late 90s onwards, webmail *is* email. I hadn't even heard of the term until I college, when I noticed that my institute's webmail site was called webmail. Initially I thought it was a mistake or a lame attempt at branding, but later on I understood the difference.
What makes you think that isn't happening already?
Agent Smith said that better.
It is a feature. Too hot -> fans running at full tilt -> more power consumption. Mostly for laptops, and you can turn this off in Catalyst. I wonder why you didn't know this. NVidia's GPUs and even most CPUs do this.
What if he had spoke, then chose to exercise silence and continued doing so? It was the resuming of speech that cause the problem, imho.
The NSA is bigger than we thought!
That it certainly is.
Does it mean, by induction, that Windows x-2 is better than Windows x?
FTFY.
(Re)Design your website.
Create a course-management tool.
Try to use Moodle.
In general, a year-long project that will have a lasting effect on your high school.
When you have China and India to compare to, yeah.
How about http://www.google.co.in/search?q=http://imgur.com/gallery/q5awp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=iGekUeuAM4nLhAfp9YG4DA&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1440&bih=787#facrc=_&imgrc=dUnfg-NtpZTtMM%3A%3BjNnKK-OTvIMY4M%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fi.imgur.com%252FmOFS3kD.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fimgur.com%252Fgallery%252Fq5awp%3B1024%3B768? Whenever I get a link to imgur, I google it.
It is true. But the assumption is that those whom you friend might be sensible people. And sometimes it leads to serendipity.
Who knows, the group named 'The Vatican' (which one I dunno, since groups can have the same name) might in fact be a hate group named deliberately to confuse?
If the OpenGL guys released this, and it was adopted by Intel, AMD and nVidia, how is this AMD's answer to anything? Genuinely curious.
... For example, it may be a deliberate (if subtle) way of demonstrating that even an accredited professor is not above simple, mundane mistakes. ...
That's a typo, "professor".
In Soviet Russia, place walks to Chuck Norris! (as it does everywhere)
It's like a scoreline. I'm not sure which sport though (baskeball, maybe?). Proverbs 21:19 Revelations. :P
Don't confuse GNOME3 with GNOME Shell..
And that's another problem. Define "crappy". Established, "good" and therefore reputable journals are often very closed and pricey. OTOH, open journals are often new and tend to be flooded with crap, so it's difficult for profs to submit quality stuff to said articles.
Thanks for not harping on the "N4 has 2GB RAM" thing. Waiting for one app to finish download first is agonizing if the app is huge (> 100 MB). And then this forces other smaller apps to wait for the large humongous app to finish installing. Even if each download proceeds slower, wouldn't the smaller apps be installed quicker?
Again, (see my comment above) apps can use both RAM and storage. And there's no reason why they should discard data. When running use as much RAM as you can, when not running, save everything to storage.
I mentioned the 16GB because apps can use the storage to save data to something like a page file, instead of discarding it. Especially browsers. I'm not a moron.