If China is not a superpower, it is surely on the verge of becoming one. And "you keep using that word" was Mandy Patinkin (Inigo Montoya), not Andre the Giant (Fezzik).
I don't need to define hate: it's up to Twitter what they do or do not want on their service. The point is that verification is a bad tool for this but the only to prevent from being used as such a tool is to make it available to everyone and using banning to control who is posting.
Say what you like, the Chinese Communists took what had been arguably the pre-eminent power in the world (certainly the pre-eminent power in east Asia) but had become a joke in danger of dissolving entirely, and turned it into a world power again. That's bought them a lot of forgiveness from the populace on their methods.
Is to offer verification to anyone who wants it because that's the only way it can not be some kind of endorsement, and use banning to control hate they don't want on their service.
You're not going to stop them short of full-scale repression (which I'll do you the courtesy of assuming you don't want). They'll just do it where you can't get at them. Like the OP says, we'll split right down the middle.
Lobster used to be poor folks' food. When servants in pre-Revolutionary Boston went on strike one of their grievances was how often they were served lobster. They got contracts stating that they would only have to eat lobster twice a week.
How good a monetization strategy? Every time a search pulls up a video when I just wanted text telling me what I needed to know, it gets ignored. I'm not going to waste time looking at the pretty moving pictures. They haven't achieved anything but irritating me immensely.
His point was the AS/400 architecture, to use his exact words. A point he then reinforced by stating that the way that the problems were eliminated was "the hardware itself", when the hardware itself in in fact no longer in use. I fail to see how this is continuing to stand.
You were imprecise. You said AS/400 when you meant OS/400. OS/400 is still around. The AS/400 hardware it used to run on was discontinued almost ten years ago, as I said. You seem to be under the impression that OS/400 still runs on hardware designed specifically for it, which it does not; since the discontinuation of AS/400 hardware, it runs the same Power processor servers that AIX uses.
Eh, it'd be tricky to put in umlauts anyways; Slashdot doesn't do Unicode and generally doesn't play well with non-ASCII characters. "ueber" would be an old way of indicating the umlautted vowel; it's not used much any more. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki...
Changing a font on a user without notice is bad. Changing a font on a website without notice to the website owner shouldn't make a difference. If it does make a difference, you're a bad, bad website designer.
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If China is not a superpower, it is surely on the verge of becoming one. And "you keep using that word" was Mandy Patinkin (Inigo Montoya), not Andre the Giant (Fezzik).
In fact, forget the internet!
Well, if you lived on a Caribbean beach, would you want to commit suicide?
...Captain Needa.
I don't need to define hate: it's up to Twitter what they do or do not want on their service. The point is that verification is a bad tool for this but the only to prevent from being used as such a tool is to make it available to everyone and using banning to control who is posting.
Say what you like, the Chinese Communists took what had been arguably the pre-eminent power in the world (certainly the pre-eminent power in east Asia) but had become a joke in danger of dissolving entirely, and turned it into a world power again. That's bought them a lot of forgiveness from the populace on their methods.
Is to offer verification to anyone who wants it because that's the only way it can not be some kind of endorsement, and use banning to control hate they don't want on their service.
You're not going to stop them short of full-scale repression (which I'll do you the courtesy of assuming you don't want). They'll just do it where you can't get at them. Like the OP says, we'll split right down the middle.
Lobster used to be poor folks' food. When servants in pre-Revolutionary Boston went on strike one of their grievances was how often they were served lobster. They got contracts stating that they would only have to eat lobster twice a week.
That we'll have true AI when it can tell us how it really feels.
..they made lotsa spaghetti!
And nothing of value was lost.
How good a monetization strategy? Every time a search pulls up a video when I just wanted text telling me what I needed to know, it gets ignored. I'm not going to waste time looking at the pretty moving pictures. They haven't achieved anything but irritating me immensely.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Never go full Windows.
His point was the AS/400 architecture, to use his exact words. A point he then reinforced by stating that the way that the problems were eliminated was "the hardware itself", when the hardware itself in in fact no longer in use. I fail to see how this is continuing to stand.
You were imprecise. You said AS/400 when you meant OS/400. OS/400 is still around. The AS/400 hardware it used to run on was discontinued almost ten years ago, as I said. You seem to be under the impression that OS/400 still runs on hardware designed specifically for it, which it does not; since the discontinuation of AS/400 hardware, it runs the same Power processor servers that AIX uses.
Um, AS/400 (or System i as it got renamed) was discontinued almost ten years ago. How is it relevant to anything?
In other words, a Ford.
What's a qubit?
Food and water would probably be nice, too.
Actually, I was thinking of this.
Eh, it'd be tricky to put in umlauts anyways; Slashdot doesn't do Unicode and generally doesn't play well with non-ASCII characters. "ueber" would be an old way of indicating the umlautted vowel; it's not used much any more. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki...
Changing a font on a user without notice is bad. Changing a font on a website without notice to the website owner shouldn't make a difference. If it does make a difference, you're a bad, bad website designer.
https://xkcd.com/386/