Their right to make backups is actually a concession for royalties paid on backup media (regardless of what it's used for). Canadians don't take no shit from the MAFIAA! (lol)
Here's a suggestion, don't use an arcane mechanical form of logic as an explanation. I design digital logic in chips for a living and this confused even me.
It sounds like you're just implementing a counter with a 4 bit register to decode the hour. The value input to the register is either the current value plus one or 0 if the current value is 4'hB (or 0xB for software guys). This is literally a 4 bit register, incrementing adder, comparator and a mux or two. Draw a block diagram of that and people will understand a lot better, although it won't be as exciting because this is really just a tiny "circuit" which has nothing to do with a CPU. There's no fetch, decode, memory etc.
Re-label as: interesting project implementing simple ASIC using mechanic parts. I thought the most interesting thing about it was the flip-flops that actually flip-flop.
Maybe I can understand the peace of mind (fixed rate mortgage), but if the market truly crashes on a 30 year scale then you and I and your kids are all kind of fucked anyway (it won't happen).
I'm not sure why investing instead of paying your low interest debt gives you more disposable income or work/housing freedom. If anything I would think it's the opposite.
As far as the house being a "sure thing" (assuming you mean it's tangible and insured), that isn't worth as much when you still have to eat etc. You need an income, and in tough times investment principle is probably better to take from than a refinancing (good bye low, fixed interest rate).
Lastly and most importantly, you don't have to be greedy to do what's financially efficient. You can call yourself greedy when you're screwing over your tenants to afford another property.
First, you have to prove it was mankind and is harmful.
You must see that warming on a global scale is going to be harmful in certain respects (rising sea levels especially), and why does it have to be man-made? Suppose it's just man-accelerated? It could still be possible and beneficial to reduce the warming.
Yep, it is about the money for most eco freaks, it isn't about empirical unbiased opens science at all. Just political BSing the outlook for fear taxes today.
You're saying the studies on global warming and the suggestions by well respected scientists across the board stem from "bad science"? They just want people to be taxed more for some reason?
You make a good point, but didn't quite get to the end. The agencies respond to congress which responds to *people*. The media is similarly shit due to the reactions they get from *people*.
This isn't just a shitty situation that we've found ourselves in due to the snowballing of some unfortunate ideas. The situation is really inevitable given the nature of people in this country and in general. The human race is fundamentally childish and we all have to live with each other.
That's not entirely true. You can still sell your steam account(s), although not to Gamestop and possibly not on Ebay. In any case, you can redeem some value from used (even online multiplayer) titles.
I was in the exact same situation, and I bought the name brand they were selling along with some other one that came with 3 protectors for like 7 bucks total. I don't know why they think they should be making a huge profit from screen protectors. They should be using this cheap stuff to get you looking at the more expensive stuff while you're there (and to give you the impression that their other stuff is also reasonably priced).
Plus, the main browsing advantage of brick and mortar stores isn't browsing a single chosen item before buying it, its side-by-side comparison of competing items.
I'd argue that's actually the main benefit of online shopping. They provide way more details about the item than a tiny postcard in front of a shelf. Comparison shopping is a main driver for cheap online prices as well.
It gets decent mileage on the highway (almost as much as the prius prius) and has a decent range (as much as any Corolla or similar). The benefit is for people who work or do whatever close to home. If your work is within 15 miles (mine is) you could potentially never use gas for a given week. Even if you needed to do some errands, 35 miles is decent just for tooling around your neighborhood. Never using gas is a huge plus. The only joke is the initial price. If you can overcome that, the prius has got nothing on it for the majority of driving time. 35 * 365 is about 13000 miles per year which is pretty reasonable (a little lower than average I think).
I've never heard anyone imply that advertising "unlimited data" on, say, a 1 Mbps line was fraud because there was actually a limit of 1 Mbps x 2629743 seconds per month / 8 bits per byte ~= 329 GB/month.
The fact that it's a 1 Mbps line is implied. Unlimited means that they *won't* throttle you. Saying you can only use your ~1 Mbps for the first GB and then 200 Kbps after that would not be unlimited anymore. Essentially the term unlimited is relative, but no one would agree that unlimited data at 1 Kbps is really "unlimited".
I have this problem, but even spare parts doesn't seem to give me any useful info. The battery starts dropping like crazy after I turn my wifi off. Something is staying on, and spare parts says that the ADW launcher is using the most cycles and has the highest start count. I've been turning off random widgets to no avail.
What strikes me as the biggest problem with this isn't finding a strong resonant frequency, but building a small enough inductor with high Q. The inductor has to be small since the resonant frequency is fixed and the capacitance of an entire metal layer is huge (mesh or not). Q scales with inductance, and if your Q is too low then it's going to require a lot more energy to keep the thing resonating and you're not going to get much out of your "resonator".
This is also completely disregarding the added expense of using up a metal layer or two (or three) to support a clock mesh. This directly impacts placement density (transistor count) due to the decreased routability. TFA seems to just blow this off with the claim of an IC being pad limited (so what has this Moore's law business been about?).
And the roadway just "owes" me a little slack because I take up so little of it.
No, you take up more than the asian grandmother who drives 35 in a 45. Just because you stay to the side doesn't mean that people can/will easily pass without veering at least a little into the other lane, so if there is another lane then you might as well be riding in the middle of yours at which point you're effectively a 20 mph road hazard.
And I'm only risking my own damfool neck, I can at most cause others a dent.
A dent + thousands in court costs and medical plus emotional damages etc.
A run-off is the right solution, but you can do even better than that. We have an apathy problem in this country when it comes to getting out to the polls, so "instant" run-off would be even better. You just order the candidates by preference when you vote.
I don't know how you got +3. See drawfour's reply and down-mod this please. The last thing we need is someone who doesn't know what they're talking about convincing people that a 2 party system is the best available option.
They get singled out because they're an American company with profit margins so high that they could feasibly employ American workers at American factories and still make a decent profit. This sentiment is compounded by our current manufacturing crisis.
However, I don't really believe it would be "the right thing to do". I think the sooner we accept the reality of a global economy, and start to better prepare for it, the better off we'll be.
I'm still not sure why Apple decided to go beyond 1920. Unless 2048 was the same cost to make, 1920 is more efficient for the customer who at that point can barely play 1080p (the highest standardized movie playback). It's still a shit load of pixels for other stuff too, especially at 4:3.
I would love to have a Wifi-only Smartphone that can't access a 3G Data network.
That's exactly what I have. If you buy an unlocked smartphone from amazon you can just transfer the sim from the dumbphone you got for free. I think they will only automatically apply the 30 dollars if your phone is not unlocked (to prevent hand-me-downs). As an added measure you can get a smartphone that only works on T-Mobile's 3G network (which is incompatible with ATT's).
Apparently you with your long winded replies which try to convince me that you're not the Apple guy you make yourself out to be; even though you claim that there wouldn't be anything wrong with that if you were.
My initial point was just that you've already been engulfed in their ecosystem (obviously). Seeing an "irrational hate for Apple" is all in your head.
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Their right to make backups is actually a concession for royalties paid on backup media (regardless of what it's used for). Canadians don't take no shit from the MAFIAA! (lol)
Here's a suggestion, don't use an arcane mechanical form of logic as an explanation. I design digital logic in chips for a living and this confused even me.
It sounds like you're just implementing a counter with a 4 bit register to decode the hour. The value input to the register is either the current value plus one or 0 if the current value is 4'hB (or 0xB for software guys). This is literally a 4 bit register, incrementing adder, comparator and a mux or two. Draw a block diagram of that and people will understand a lot better, although it won't be as exciting because this is really just a tiny "circuit" which has nothing to do with a CPU. There's no fetch, decode, memory etc.
Re-label as: interesting project implementing simple ASIC using mechanic parts. I thought the most interesting thing about it was the flip-flops that actually flip-flop.
Maybe I can understand the peace of mind (fixed rate mortgage), but if the market truly crashes on a 30 year scale then you and I and your kids are all kind of fucked anyway (it won't happen).
I'm not sure why investing instead of paying your low interest debt gives you more disposable income or work/housing freedom. If anything I would think it's the opposite.
As far as the house being a "sure thing" (assuming you mean it's tangible and insured), that isn't worth as much when you still have to eat etc. You need an income, and in tough times investment principle is probably better to take from than a refinancing (good bye low, fixed interest rate).
Lastly and most importantly, you don't have to be greedy to do what's financially efficient. You can call yourself greedy when you're screwing over your tenants to afford another property.
First, you have to prove it was mankind and is harmful.
You must see that warming on a global scale is going to be harmful in certain respects (rising sea levels especially), and why does it have to be man-made? Suppose it's just man-accelerated? It could still be possible and beneficial to reduce the warming.
Yep, it is about the money for most eco freaks, it isn't about empirical unbiased opens science at all. Just political BSing the outlook for fear taxes today.
You're saying the studies on global warming and the suggestions by well respected scientists across the board stem from "bad science"? They just want people to be taxed more for some reason?
You make a good point, but didn't quite get to the end. The agencies respond to congress which responds to *people*. The media is similarly shit due to the reactions they get from *people*.
This isn't just a shitty situation that we've found ourselves in due to the snowballing of some unfortunate ideas. The situation is really inevitable given the nature of people in this country and in general. The human race is fundamentally childish and we all have to live with each other.
That's like someone claiming that politicians lie and you saying "WHERE'S THE HARD PROOF!?"
Ha, moodle. I don't remember exactly what functions I had to use it for, but I remember it replaced something simpler and I hated it with a passion.
That's not entirely true. You can still sell your steam account(s), although not to Gamestop and possibly not on Ebay. In any case, you can redeem some value from used (even online multiplayer) titles.
I was in the exact same situation, and I bought the name brand they were selling along with some other one that came with 3 protectors for like 7 bucks total. I don't know why they think they should be making a huge profit from screen protectors. They should be using this cheap stuff to get you looking at the more expensive stuff while you're there (and to give you the impression that their other stuff is also reasonably priced).
A horseless carriage is much faster and doesn't require maintenance during periods when you're not using it.
Plus, the main browsing advantage of brick and mortar stores isn't browsing a single chosen item before buying it, its side-by-side comparison of competing items.
I'd argue that's actually the main benefit of online shopping. They provide way more details about the item than a tiny postcard in front of a shelf. Comparison shopping is a main driver for cheap online prices as well.
You can make the tabs look better with stylish + this and maybe this.
It gets decent mileage on the highway (almost as much as the prius prius) and has a decent range (as much as any Corolla or similar). The benefit is for people who work or do whatever close to home. If your work is within 15 miles (mine is) you could potentially never use gas for a given week. Even if you needed to do some errands, 35 miles is decent just for tooling around your neighborhood. Never using gas is a huge plus. The only joke is the initial price. If you can overcome that, the prius has got nothing on it for the majority of driving time. 35 * 365 is about 13000 miles per year which is pretty reasonable (a little lower than average I think).
I've never heard anyone imply that advertising "unlimited data" on, say, a 1 Mbps line was fraud because there was actually a limit of 1 Mbps x 2629743 seconds per month / 8 bits per byte ~= 329 GB/month.
The fact that it's a 1 Mbps line is implied. Unlimited means that they *won't* throttle you. Saying you can only use your ~1 Mbps for the first GB and then 200 Kbps after that would not be unlimited anymore. Essentially the term unlimited is relative, but no one would agree that unlimited data at 1 Kbps is really "unlimited".
I have this problem, but even spare parts doesn't seem to give me any useful info. The battery starts dropping like crazy after I turn my wifi off. Something is staying on, and spare parts says that the ADW launcher is using the most cycles and has the highest start count. I've been turning off random widgets to no avail.
What strikes me as the biggest problem with this isn't finding a strong resonant frequency, but building a small enough inductor with high Q. The inductor has to be small since the resonant frequency is fixed and the capacitance of an entire metal layer is huge (mesh or not). Q scales with inductance, and if your Q is too low then it's going to require a lot more energy to keep the thing resonating and you're not going to get much out of your "resonator".
This is also completely disregarding the added expense of using up a metal layer or two (or three) to support a clock mesh. This directly impacts placement density (transistor count) due to the decreased routability. TFA seems to just blow this off with the claim of an IC being pad limited (so what has this Moore's law business been about?).
And the roadway just "owes" me a little slack because I take up so little of it.
No, you take up more than the asian grandmother who drives 35 in a 45. Just because you stay to the side doesn't mean that people can/will easily pass without veering at least a little into the other lane, so if there is another lane then you might as well be riding in the middle of yours at which point you're effectively a 20 mph road hazard.
And I'm only risking my own damfool neck, I can at most cause others a dent.
A dent + thousands in court costs and medical plus emotional damages etc.
Sounds like you need a new carrier. Either that or you could just buy an unlocked phone and not tell them about it.
A run-off is the right solution, but you can do even better than that. We have an apathy problem in this country when it comes to getting out to the polls, so "instant" run-off would be even better. You just order the candidates by preference when you vote.
I don't know how you got +3. See drawfour's reply and down-mod this please. The last thing we need is someone who doesn't know what they're talking about convincing people that a 2 party system is the best available option.
I don't know exactly, but complaining about outsourcing while you talk about abolishing the secretary of education is not it.
They get singled out because they're an American company with profit margins so high that they could feasibly employ American workers at American factories and still make a decent profit. This sentiment is compounded by our current manufacturing crisis.
However, I don't really believe it would be "the right thing to do". I think the sooner we accept the reality of a global economy, and start to better prepare for it, the better off we'll be.
I'm still not sure why Apple decided to go beyond 1920. Unless 2048 was the same cost to make, 1920 is more efficient for the customer who at that point can barely play 1080p (the highest standardized movie playback). It's still a shit load of pixels for other stuff too, especially at 4:3.
I would love to have a Wifi-only Smartphone that can't access a 3G Data network.
That's exactly what I have. If you buy an unlocked smartphone from amazon you can just transfer the sim from the dumbphone you got for free. I think they will only automatically apply the 30 dollars if your phone is not unlocked (to prevent hand-me-downs). As an added measure you can get a smartphone that only works on T-Mobile's 3G network (which is incompatible with ATT's).
But, really, who cares?
Apparently you with your long winded replies which try to convince me that you're not the Apple guy you make yourself out to be; even though you claim that there wouldn't be anything wrong with that if you were.
My initial point was just that you've already been engulfed in their ecosystem (obviously). Seeing an "irrational hate for Apple" is all in your head.