So once all the easily distinguishable case colors are taken, nobody else should be able to enter the multimeter business?
That would be like worrying about all the positive integers being taken. There's just too many choices. Unless, of course, you *want* to look just like a Fluke...
I gotta agree. The thing looks *exactly* like a Fluke multimeter. Exact same color, exact same appearance. Typical Chinese knockoff--I'm amazed they thought they could get away with it.
Besides, do you think Sony will ever allow PC/PS4 gamers to play together?
Yes, absolutely. Because having that happen has already been committed to. PC and PS3 players play together in Final Fantasy XIV (just like PC and PS2 (and XBox 360) players play together in Final Fantasy XI). When the PS4 edition of Final Fantasy XIV comes out (it's already in beta), they will play together with the PC and PS3 players.
I know a few people who can't have vaccines because they're cultured in eggs, to which they're allergic.
Only influenza vaccines are cultured in eggs (well, yellow fever vaccine is too). Allergies are important, though. For example, chickenpox vaccine is cultured in gelatin, and thus can't be given to peole allergic to that substance.
but "gluten free" is a legitimate health concern for a lot of people.
For certain definitions of "a lot". If you're one of the one in several hundred people who has celiac disease, then, yeah, you should avoid eating it. Otherwise it's not a problem.
It's also only a concern even for sufferers of celiac disease when it's in the small intestine. Intravenous injections should not be a problem.
It was *not* a fake polio vaccination campaign. Every one of the subjects got a *real* polio vaccine. The catch was that the vaccination wasn't the only thing they did.
People have died, but not because they got fake polio vaccines, but because Pakistanis are now refusing to get vaccines at all because they're afraid they're all CIA fronts.
Because of the discounts offered by the networks (in exchange for locking you into a contract), you are a very small minority. The market for directly bought phones is very small and no cell phone maker is willing to put effort into it.
No, because phone makers don't sell phones to us, they sell phones to the cell phone networks. And the cell phone networks don't want you to have control over your hardware. That's why you don't get root unless you crack the phone's security and force it to give you root.
Not really worried about self driving vehicles. It's just not going to happen, sans strong AI and huge changes in liability law.
Don't need strong AI. In fact, effective self-driving vehicles exist *now*, although they need a little more polish to become practical for general use. Liability is the big road block, but the pressure to implement this technology will be great enough that something will be done.
Reread it. He's locked it down. It doesn't matter if she can admin it or not because she's not doing that--he is. She just uses the function he presents to her. One of the great things about Linux (just about *any* distro) is that it's so easy to do lock the end user out of all the admin functions without blocking them from doing what they want to do.
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That would be like worrying about all the positive integers being taken. There's just too many choices. Unless, of course, you *want* to look just like a Fluke...
I gotta agree. The thing looks *exactly* like a Fluke multimeter. Exact same color, exact same appearance. Typical Chinese knockoff--I'm amazed they thought they could get away with it.
Heck, that was covered a long time ago.
Yes, absolutely. Because having that happen has already been committed to. PC and PS3 players play together in Final Fantasy XIV (just like PC and PS2 (and XBox 360) players play together in Final Fantasy XI). When the PS4 edition of Final Fantasy XIV comes out (it's already in beta), they will play together with the PC and PS3 players.
Presumably that's as far as they could dial it up without having the Xbone choke.
Because it's comfy. A TV dinner tray makes for a good place to put the keyboard (and mouse too, if you need one).
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Hint: Google's search results are personalized. What was the first hit for you might not be the first hit for somebody else.
19 nanometers is, in fact, about a *hundred times* the estimated size of an atom (as measured as the distance from one atom to the next in a solid).
Unless of course it shows something that could get the department sued, in which case there will be a "computer error" and the video will be lost.
I agree, it was an awful thing to do. But it didn't plumb the depths of handing out fake vaccinations, as the person upthread was saying.
There are Tyranids that would disagree with that statement.
Only influenza vaccines are cultured in eggs (well, yellow fever vaccine is too). Allergies are important, though. For example, chickenpox vaccine is cultured in gelatin, and thus can't be given to peole allergic to that substance.
For certain definitions of "a lot". If you're one of the one in several hundred people who has celiac disease, then, yeah, you should avoid eating it. Otherwise it's not a problem.
It's also only a concern even for sufferers of celiac disease when it's in the small intestine. Intravenous injections should not be a problem.
It was *not* a fake polio vaccination campaign. Every one of the subjects got a *real* polio vaccine. The catch was that the vaccination wasn't the only thing they did.
People have died, but not because they got fake polio vaccines, but because Pakistanis are now refusing to get vaccines at all because they're afraid they're all CIA fronts.
A pilot suffering from hypoxia could easily have put the plane on an absolutely random setting by mistake.
Because of the discounts offered by the networks (in exchange for locking you into a contract), you are a very small minority. The market for directly bought phones is very small and no cell phone maker is willing to put effort into it.
No, because phone makers don't sell phones to us, they sell phones to the cell phone networks. And the cell phone networks don't want you to have control over your hardware. That's why you don't get root unless you crack the phone's security and force it to give you root.
Yep. You won. Congratulations.
Don't need strong AI. In fact, effective self-driving vehicles exist *now*, although they need a little more polish to become practical for general use. Liability is the big road block, but the pressure to implement this technology will be great enough that something will be done.
Artoo's still pretty humanoid. He's got a torso, legs, arms of a sort and a head (although no neck).
...tank drives you!
Reread it. He's locked it down. It doesn't matter if she can admin it or not because she's not doing that--he is. She just uses the function he presents to her. One of the great things about Linux (just about *any* distro) is that it's so easy to do lock the end user out of all the admin functions without blocking them from doing what they want to do.
He's not a Japanese citizen. He emigrated to the US with his mother and two brothers when he was ten and is a naturalized US citizen.
Problem is, it can be tough to know which kind you've got until it's too late.
One assumes that he then defined cardinality as "the quality that uniquely defines a cardinal number."