In the customer letter that Apple releasedhttp://www.apple.com/customer-letter/ they said
"Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation."
If the phone is locked how can Apple install a new operating system on it?
"Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation."
If the phone is locked how can Apple install a new operating system on it?
Investing in a diversified selection of index funds and staying the course will beat that vast majority of professional advisers. And the few advisers that will beat the market are not identifiable ahead of time.
If I want it reverse-chronological format the I should be able to set that and not have it changed. If twitter wants to offer a bunch of other configuration options then they should be configurable as well.
Same with Facebook, if I pick Most Recent then leave it Most Recent.
"Sure they were, provided that you knew how to: find fresh water, gather building materials, make huts, make boats, make spears, fish, raise pigs, grow taro root, make poi, etc."
Those are all things that the settlers would have been doing on their original island.
The New York Times article has the title "Let’s Not Move to Mars" and is basically a rant about how we won't be living on Mars anytime soon (if ever). Changing the title for the Slashdot article to "Let's Not Go To Mars" implies that the author is suggesting we don't even try to land a person on Mars which is not really the point of the original article.
I think we should try to have an unmanned mission return to earth from Mars before we attempt to have a manned mission go to Mars.
To make a smart phone mostly secure all you need to do it switch off all networking features, WiFi, Bluetooth, phone signal etc.
Of course at that point it really isn't a smart phone anymore as a huge part of the usefulness of a smart phone is how you use it to connect with the rest of the world.
The study did not look at real hiring decisions made by colleges but rather had STEM faculty members rank made up resumes. So to say that "Women Twice As Likely To Be Hired As Men" is not supported by the study.
Now, a physicist has shown that on a large scale, the tunneling motion of atoms through the lattice is mathematically equivalent to the motion of atoms in a quantum field in a flat spacetime.
mathematically equivalent ?
So they haven't created curved spacetime in a Quantum Optics Lab. They have done something that is a model of how they think curved space time would behave.
Slashdot Mirror
This could be the year of Linux on the Mainframe.
In the customer letter that Apple releasedhttp://www.apple.com/customer-letter/ they said
"Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation."
If the phone is locked how can Apple install a new operating system on it?
In the customer letter that Apple released http://www.apple.com/customer-... they said
"Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation."
If the phone is locked how can Apple install a new operating system on it?
Investing in a diversified selection of index funds and staying the course will beat that vast majority of professional advisers. And the few advisers that will beat the market are not identifiable ahead of time.
It should be configurable.
If I want it reverse-chronological format the I should be able to set that and not have it changed. If twitter wants to offer a bunch of other configuration options then they should be configurable as well.
Same with Facebook, if I pick Most Recent then leave it Most Recent.
An older slashdot story about the same thing
"Describe Any Location On Earth In 3 Words"
http://news.slashdot.org/story...
I am sure that this is all his own idea and no lawyers were involved in the decision to sue for $15 million.
"Sure they were, provided that you knew how to: find fresh water, gather building materials, make huts, make boats, make spears, fish, raise pigs, grow taro root, make poi, etc."
Those are all things that the settlers would have been doing on their original island.
"And he anticipates an "island hopping" model of interstellar expansion, similar to the Polynesian settlement of the Pacific."
All the islands they hopped along were suitable for human habitation from the moment they landed.
Amazingly this is the only book for sale at Amazon with the word "Crapweasels" in the title.
According to wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
"Rust 1.0, the first stable release, was released on May 15, 2015."
So it's five months old.
He is not in the debate because he has no support
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...
"It's a breach of trust and it rightly should send people fleeing to other carriers."
Where there would be no unlimited data plan.
The New York Times article has the title "Let’s Not Move to Mars" and is basically a rant about how we won't be living on Mars anytime soon (if ever). Changing the title for the Slashdot article to "Let's Not Go To Mars" implies that the author is suggesting we don't even try to land a person on Mars which is not really the point of the original article.
I think we should try to have an unmanned mission return to earth from Mars before we attempt to have a manned mission go to Mars.
The percentage of buyers who install Cyanogen on these devices will be very small.
"545 AD and 568"
Can carbon dating be that precise?
The Daily Mail link has "Carbon dating found the pages were produced between 568AD and 654AD" which seems like a more reasonable range.
To make a smart phone mostly secure all you need to do it switch off all networking features, WiFi, Bluetooth, phone signal etc.
Of course at that point it really isn't a smart phone anymore as a huge part of the usefulness of a smart phone is how you use it to connect with the rest of the world.
And the S&P500 correlates with butter production in Bangladesh.
http://business.time.com/2009/...
Correlation, causation etc.
"Like nursing or welding, it's something in which a person can develop at least a basic proficiency within weeks or months."
I do not want to be treated in a hospital where the nurses have just a basic proficiency which they achieved within weeks or months.
"Nerval's Lobster writes: "
I'll bet it is a Dice article.
The study did not look at real hiring decisions made by colleges but rather had STEM faculty members rank made up resumes. So to say that "Women Twice As Likely To Be Hired As Men" is not supported by the study.
Congratulations on your 4:54 in the Fifth Avenue mile.
http://www.runnersworld.com/ce...
How fast do you think you could run a mile if you spent 10,000 hours training for it?
Now, a physicist has shown that on a large scale, the tunneling motion of atoms through the lattice is mathematically equivalent to the motion of atoms in a quantum field in a flat spacetime.
mathematically equivalent ?
So they haven't created curved spacetime in a Quantum Optics Lab. They have done something that is a model of how they think curved space time would behave.
select conference_name
from all_conferences
where conference_location = 'HAWAII'
" The device has a larger 12" screen with a 2160x1440 display resolution and a novel 3:2 aspect ratio."
and yet a typical 15" laptop can only squeeze in 1366 x 768 resolution