Hoary Hedgehog and Warty Warthog were the first two releases and didn't follow the alphabetical pattern that came after, so they don't really count. I do find the AB idea very likely.
You can't excuse something bad by pointing out it's worse elsewhere. Tell me, would you buy excusing Jim Crow by saying it was better than slavery? Not to say that taxation is as bad as those things, but it's the same argument.
Why is this hard to believe? We got B-52 bombers that are still flying since the 1950's
The base airframes, yes. The same engines? Nope. The same electronics? Hell, no, those have been replaced dozens of times. This is like insisting a data center is still using the same hardware because they're still in the same building.
Any old 8 or 16-bit software from decades past, if we have any of that software around today, it still works. And all we'd need to run it was the appropriate hardware.
Heck, if you've got a decent emulator, you don't even neeed that.
It doesn't work because it uses sprites of a fixed size, rather than scaled ray-tracing on underlying models like almost all FPSes do. Attempting to run it at 4k would result in units too small to see.
Starcraft I was locked in at 640x480. It didn't run at any other resolution; this was done both to accommodate the fixed-size sprites and so that people with better hardware wouldn't have an advantage (because then they'd see more of the battlefield on their screens).
Presumably because company policy (they, after all, are paying for the seat) requires him to take cheapest seat available, and doesn't give him the option to pay for his own upgrade. That's usually how it works.
That's not an analysis, that's just specifying a point in time. As long as you specify the time zone (explicitly or implicitly) it's not a problem. Trying to do an analysis (like calculating durations) on a set of times not specified in a consistent timezone (which you would be doing if some of the times were daylight savings and some weren't) is like trying to measure with a ruler whose length changes while you're measuring.
You must have missed the part where OP says "most people want to view data in local time"
Someone who wants to accurately analyze time-based data and insists on local time is an idiot. Such analysis should always be done with the data in a suitable form, such as GMT or Unix timestamps.
1) Don't set up an access point. If you still need an access point, set up a encrypted one (which you should do anyways) and don't give the isolated PC the keys. WiFi isn't magic; if there's no place for it to go, it's not going to go anywhere.
2) Put a Faraday cage around the antenna. This could be as simple as wrapping it in foil.
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Yes, but the critical question is--do you get those reviews you base your decisions on from well-known critics, or those aforementioned random people?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Who else misread that as "Unpatched Magneto Zero Day"?
Hoary Hedgehog and Warty Warthog were the first two releases and didn't follow the alphabetical pattern that came after, so they don't really count. I do find the AB idea very likely.
I would assume the next one will be "Avid Aardvark".
You can't excuse something bad by pointing out it's worse elsewhere. Tell me, would you buy excusing Jim Crow by saying it was better than slavery? Not to say that taxation is as bad as those things, but it's the same argument.
Airlines overbook because people cancel, and they make more money if they run their planes full.
The base airframes, yes. The same engines? Nope. The same electronics? Hell, no, those have been replaced dozens of times. This is like insisting a data center is still using the same hardware because they're still in the same building.
Heck, if you've got a decent emulator, you don't even neeed that.
Gabe and Tycho could not be reached for comment
"Throes". Unless people are now electioneering by hurling things, which certainly does seem possible these days...
The Galaxy Express depot, of course!
Stuff you marked as world accessible is world accessible.
It doesn't work because it uses sprites of a fixed size, rather than scaled ray-tracing on underlying models like almost all FPSes do. Attempting to run it at 4k would result in units too small to see.
Starcraft I was locked in at 640x480. It didn't run at any other resolution; this was done both to accommodate the fixed-size sprites and so that people with better hardware wouldn't have an advantage (because then they'd see more of the battlefield on their screens).
I believe you meant "sheer stupidity"
"Shear stupidity" would be running with scissors.
should listen to Samsung's advice about batteries!
Hey, that four was generated by a fair die roll and is guaranteed to be random!
Presumably because company policy (they, after all, are paying for the seat) requires him to take cheapest seat available, and doesn't give him the option to pay for his own upgrade. That's usually how it works.
That is so stupid and ignorant it simply takes my breath away.
That's not an analysis, that's just specifying a point in time. As long as you specify the time zone (explicitly or implicitly) it's not a problem. Trying to do an analysis (like calculating durations) on a set of times not specified in a consistent timezone (which you would be doing if some of the times were daylight savings and some weren't) is like trying to measure with a ruler whose length changes while you're measuring.
Actually, yes, it does. Read up on the effects of jet lag some time.
Someone who wants to accurately analyze time-based data and insists on local time is an idiot. Such analysis should always be done with the data in a suitable form, such as GMT or Unix timestamps.
1) Don't set up an access point. If you still need an access point, set up a encrypted one (which you should do anyways) and don't give the isolated PC the keys. WiFi isn't magic; if there's no place for it to go, it's not going to go anywhere.
2) Put a Faraday cage around the antenna. This could be as simple as wrapping it in foil.
And who gets to determine that a news item has "turned out to be true"?
Nope. I predict that the marking will be very quickly subverted and *all* articles will be marked disputed, regardless of source.