Adobe routinely takes 1.5x the amount of memory that foxxit needs to open the same set of documents. Even with 8 gigs of memory that makes a difference when you are dealing with dozens of documents opened at once.
Lol, they used the same line of reasoning when TV came out. There were scare campaigns that there would never be any more media because TV would allow people to watch things for free.
It is not fallacy in his thinking it is ambition. O'Reilly is putting himself out there as someone who can be trusted by this new CTO for calming down the hordes of geeks out there who have experience dealing with CTO folk who do not know an IP packet from a ZIP drive. Seriously as someone who has been in multiple startups with good and bad CTO folk the best ones imho are always those who retired from a tech job and than got an MBA later in life not the MBA who learns tech on the job.
Lol, who cares? All my computers at home hibernate after no use for 2 hours. It has saved me 30-40 bucks a month in electricity costs that is a new 24" monitor every year or 2 sushi dinners a month. I don't think I have a single computer that is on 24 hours a day anymore at home and I love it.
Yeah and when they do that you may or may not be able to xfer your prescriptions from the pharmacy to another pharmacy. One of my mates got his account canceled for "abusing" the return policy when he brought in and exchanged the same 60" television 3 times in less than a month because the caps they used in the LCD were so cheap one of them blew after only being on for 5 minutes.
BTW, if you have an LCD that won't turn on that is the most likely cause. I replaced some of the cheap caps on an old blown LCD with some solid caps I had laying around and it is one of my favorite monitors now.
It would take over 24 hours to dismantle a nuclear reactor to get to the fuel rods, that is if they have the proper tools, techs and a dry dock. More than enough time for a SEAL team to respond.
Sorry, don't have those problems with my engineering peers. Do you think anyone else could get away with this sort of shit, like pinning down 8 year old/54 lb girl and handcuffing her for wearing a hoodie with cow ears to class? We would never tolerate such individuals but it seems police departments are rife with them. I think they should be required to wear video and audio monitoring while on the job in all situations and be unable to arrest anyone unless they had those devices functioning. We will see very quickly what kind of people we are dealing with who choose to wear or hide behind the badge.
Maybe I am just getting too old but it was becoming more and more a chore to do anything in that game.
Dual spec should of been released years ago, the RPG element needs expansion and for fuck's sake fix all the old 60's and 70's end game content so people actually want to play it. 30-40% of the game no one even plays anymore because you can get better gear questing in the 60+ or 70+ zones than doing old end game stuff. In other words heroic difficulty dungeons and raid instances need to have their loot tables redone in respect of the new expansions.
Yeah, this would be much more easily explained using the concepts of topological string theory. I'm sure a 200 page paper on it is something most of us read in our spare time, lol. How many of you even got beyond Linear Algebra and Discrete Math?
IMHO, the shadow analogy is fine for layman. I have used something similar in trying to explain Hilbert spaces to undergrads and to my knowledge the analogy is used in textbooks on the subject.
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Some sort of chimeric Linux, Windows and Mac botnet. Would hate to be the one who has to sit down and give it a clever name.
Who goes to the library anymore. I download 80% of the textbooks I need from Piratebay. Saves me 1000's a year.
Adobe routinely takes 1.5x the amount of memory that foxxit needs to open the same set of documents. Even with 8 gigs of memory that makes a difference when you are dealing with dozens of documents opened at once.
If you install cables outside in pipe with good insulation they should last 10-15 years with few problems.
Borders advertises their online presence in their stores. I personally stopped buying paper books about 3 years ago.
I would go with Lisp for them.
I thought all your hippy orgies in your communes would keep you warm you socailists.
SoCal, Phoenix and Vegas. They use an insane amount of electricity per year with A/C mandatory or people start dying of heatstroke.
All of his works are on Piratebay and since copyrights should be nullified upon death, enjoy.
That will not hide your geographical location though.
And 10's of millions of people choose to break the law. Doesn't sound like much of a law to me.
Lol, they used the same line of reasoning when TV came out. There were scare campaigns that there would never be any more media because TV would allow people to watch things for free.
It is not fallacy in his thinking it is ambition. O'Reilly is putting himself out there as someone who can be trusted by this new CTO for calming down the hordes of geeks out there who have experience dealing with CTO folk who do not know an IP packet from a ZIP drive. Seriously as someone who has been in multiple startups with good and bad CTO folk the best ones imho are always those who retired from a tech job and than got an MBA later in life not the MBA who learns tech on the job.
Yeah, so go beat up a priest with a baseball bat, wham 10-15 years free medical care.
Lol, who cares? All my computers at home hibernate after no use for 2 hours. It has saved me 30-40 bucks a month in electricity costs that is a new 24" monitor every year or 2 sushi dinners a month. I don't think I have a single computer that is on 24 hours a day anymore at home and I love it.
Yeah, but if you put it in a freezer and wait 20 minutes it will still melt in your mouth all over again.
Yeah and when they do that you may or may not be able to xfer your prescriptions from the pharmacy to another pharmacy. One of my mates got his account canceled for "abusing" the return policy when he brought in and exchanged the same 60" television 3 times in less than a month because the caps they used in the LCD were so cheap one of them blew after only being on for 5 minutes.
BTW, if you have an LCD that won't turn on that is the most likely cause. I replaced some of the cheap caps on an old blown LCD with some solid caps I had laying around and it is one of my favorite monitors now.
So do banks. Some banks live off overdraft fees and ATM surcharges, wait all of them do.
At least they are not calling themselves futurists.
It would take over 24 hours to dismantle a nuclear reactor to get to the fuel rods, that is if they have the proper tools, techs and a dry dock. More than enough time for a SEAL team to respond.
Ok, enough of the anecdotes.
Domestic Violence in Police Families
Sadism from police officers in dealing with children
Racism in police forces across the US
Sorry, don't have those problems with my engineering peers. Do you think anyone else could get away with this sort of shit, like pinning down 8 year old/54 lb girl and handcuffing her for wearing a hoodie with cow ears to class? We would never tolerate such individuals but it seems police departments are rife with them. I think they should be required to wear video and audio monitoring while on the job in all situations and be unable to arrest anyone unless they had those devices functioning. We will see very quickly what kind of people we are dealing with who choose to wear or hide behind the badge.
It is at least some sort of future ethnography of southern cal.
Maybe I am just getting too old but it was becoming more and more a chore to do anything in that game. Dual spec should of been released years ago, the RPG element needs expansion and for fuck's sake fix all the old 60's and 70's end game content so people actually want to play it. 30-40% of the game no one even plays anymore because you can get better gear questing in the 60+ or 70+ zones than doing old end game stuff. In other words heroic difficulty dungeons and raid instances need to have their loot tables redone in respect of the new expansions.
Yeah, behind a Squid proxy on OpenBSD knock yourself out.
Yeah, this would be much more easily explained using the concepts of topological string theory. I'm sure a 200 page paper on it is something most of us read in our spare time, lol. How many of you even got beyond Linear Algebra and Discrete Math?
IMHO, the shadow analogy is fine for layman. I have used something similar in trying to explain Hilbert spaces to undergrads and to my knowledge the analogy is used in textbooks on the subject.