With sunshine and 30C+ temperatures throughout the year, can they resort to a faster solution of power generation with solar-energy based alternatives?
Thats', of course, after they fail to find any fossil fuels in their compund..
This news reveals an important piece: The is no real redundancy in the suppliers when in comes to important parts of todays' devices.
I often see* that the hard disk array suppliers keep buying them from a couple of asian outfits thinking they will be safe hands. But the
asian hardware vendors themselves buy/order from the same manufacturer of platters/board/NAND creating a single point of failure scenario.
There should be a clear visibility of the supply chain of not just the end/whole product but also the key components of it.
In another story, heard that shipping of Sonys' SEL50F18 lenses for NEX cameras are pushed to Mar'12 after users payed for it,
for the same reason.
dont start posts saying "the main problem is.."
because there is no problem. You wouldn;'t be that surprised
about the 'delays' when you know how much time it takes before
any product reaches it final consumers when multiple components are
involved in the supply chain. The problem is with the everyone setting unrealistic
expectations comparing with Apple. Google releasing the OS is equivalent to NVIDIA/Intel
saying on its website about their newest processor - which you wont be finding in your
laptop/phone until a year later.
Dont worry about people born after 1990 not knowing of American made things.
The wars it is making are proving your point and especially people in so called shitty foreign places are experiencing to the fullest.
A "talented" coder is like a UFO. Everyone talks about them. Some of them say the place in the other business park has one. But no one's really sure what one looks like, or how to tell if one's real when it comes time to interview people for a position.
Agree with this. 45 mins each with 4 strangers can be a better model for identifying talent in pros other than coders.
Have you heard of open source software? Nothing ever gets done because they keep "forking" things when they have their own ideas!
Disagree with this. Freedom in OSS lets you come up with innovation beyond deadlines, budgets, managers. Its not fast, but evolution wasn't either.
In other words, the 1% get ICS while the 99% have to get a colorless, flammable, highly poisonous gas made by oxidizing hydrogen cyanide!
This is not fair, occupy Google!!!
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Three edits to get the sig right. Thats' how smart I am.
You just set me off!
One more for you:
Don't miss out on your paint-sniffing as you can stalk the girl next door, her mom and her brother too at the same time!
Buy a couple of drones and get one free and you can ustream at 1080p!!
This sounds like a cool automation that might save many hours of dealing with growing-testing-discarding cycles in bio-labs.
One gripe is about the repeated usage of 'computer' as the one doing it - giving the details about the sensors - photo/chemical -
would be more informative to the technical folks at/.
changing something beyond recognition is one thing, but why is he dishing out key-note speech advice that is highly personal?
wheres the logic? i really want to see any docs, comments, emails xchanges between the devs and him that derived at this design.
btw- it gets the worst ever gui to have within a VM.
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With sunshine and 30C+ temperatures throughout the year, can they resort to a faster solution of power generation with solar-energy based alternatives?
Thats', of course, after they fail to find any fossil fuels in their compund..
but rather rats' balls..
btw, your balls are going to feel the same pain when kicked.
It nice to know about a me-too crowd-sourcing concept (Fiverr, Zaarly etc) but it looks like an unwanted commercial in between those tech posts.
Or its just me!
oh that.. its simple: 5kg = ~11 lbs.
Got it?
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well, upyourkarma!
As you said, it is clearly a marketing ploy to get Galaxy S people onto their Galaxy S2 phones for which they confirmed an ICS update last week.
But after a couple of years, I think it is okay to change to a powerful, slimmer, handsome phone.
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Asimo silently hates technophiles.
This news reveals an important piece: The is no real redundancy in the suppliers when in comes to important parts of todays' devices. I often see* that the hard disk array suppliers keep buying them from a couple of asian outfits thinking they will be safe hands. But the asian hardware vendors themselves buy/order from the same manufacturer of platters/board/NAND creating a single point of failure scenario.
There should be a clear visibility of the supply chain of not just the end/whole product but also the key components of it. In another story, heard that shipping of Sonys' SEL50F18 lenses for NEX cameras are pushed to Mar'12 after users payed for it, for the same reason.
* working for a big storage co.
PS: Misread Flood as Food.
dont start posts saying "the main problem is.."
because there is no problem. You wouldn;'t be that surprised
about the 'delays' when you know how much time it takes before
any product reaches it final consumers when multiple components are
involved in the supply chain. The problem is with the everyone setting unrealistic
expectations comparing with Apple. Google releasing the OS is equivalent to NVIDIA/Intel
saying on its website about their newest processor - which you wont be finding in your
laptop/phone until a year later.
Does the yellow sea have whales too?
Either way, west is going to be pissed.
Ladies and Gentleman, we have a new player at the patent poker table!
Lets' begin the deals..
Amazon misFire
Dont worry about people born after 1990 not knowing of American made things.
The wars it is making are proving your point and especially people in so called shitty foreign places are experiencing to the fullest.
ah.. you are here too!
perhaps you need to look up the URL.
A "talented" coder is like a UFO. Everyone talks about them. Some of them say the place in the other business park has one. But no one's really sure what one looks like, or how to tell if one's real when it comes time to interview people for a position.
Agree with this. 45 mins each with 4 strangers can be a better model for identifying talent in pros other than coders.
Have you heard of open source software? Nothing ever gets done because they keep "forking" things when they have their own ideas!
Disagree with this. Freedom in OSS lets you come up with innovation beyond deadlines, budgets, managers. Its not fast, but evolution wasn't either.
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:wq
In other words, the 1% get ICS while the 99% have to get a colorless, flammable, highly poisonous gas made by oxidizing hydrogen cyanide!
This is not fair, occupy Google!!!
--
Three edits to get the sig right. Thats' how smart I am.
You just set me off!
One more for you:
Don't miss out on your paint-sniffing as you can stalk the girl next door, her mom and her brother too at the same time! Buy a couple of drones and get one free and you can ustream at 1080p!!
--
well, upyourkarma..
If it can tweet, its a new genus right there. and I see great future for Rovio, far beyond 2.5B
-- well, upyourkarma..
he is just letting you write that on a real wall.. btw, pokes and farming get real too!
Looks like Microsoft is still pursuing the security by obscurity model - and its not working out well.
for comments - they are all at the job fair.
and 45 angry birds in about the same time as reading this article and posting this comment - sad that my Karma here still sucked bad!
This sounds like a cool automation that might save many hours of dealing with growing-testing-discarding cycles in bio-labs. One gripe is about the repeated usage of 'computer' as the one doing it - giving the details about the sensors - photo/chemical - would be more informative to the technical folks at /.
Also good luck changing all those man pages! It might just cause a real world disaster.
changing something beyond recognition is one thing, but why is he dishing out key-note speech advice that is highly personal? wheres the logic? i really want to see any docs, comments, emails xchanges between the devs and him that derived at this design. btw- it gets the worst ever gui to have within a VM.
Someone really detected and queried about it on MS Forums: http://www.scribd.com/doc/18474538/Microsoft-Answers-Forum
no its stargasm.. stop rooking..