Yeah, because causing someone to be racked with needless intense physical pain is exactly the same as spyware. A physical addiction is more than a "craving", it causes you to become very sick if you stop suddenly. It can even kill you.
Just because one part of a law is good, doesn't mean the entire thing is good. Especially with the federal government and their tendency to cram 100 unrelated issues into one act.
The article didn't say it was going to be in geostationary orbit. Don't assume that just because a geostationary satellite internet satellite has 650ms pings that all satellites will.
A satellite could orbit as low as 100 miles. The latency could be a few ms.
CSS is terrible at layout. His point remains, using CSS for any nontrivial layout is a complete bitch. It obviously wasn't designed with that in mind. It works great for styling a flat page, but doing layout in it is terrible.
You are very correct. CSS gets much more hacky than "legacy" layout if you try to do any significant layout with it.
I tried to make a simple 3 column table with CSS only. After struggling with that for an hour, I said fuck it, and put an old style table in there. It was much easier.
You really think federal congress is going to right the wrong the supreme court did in Wickard v. Filburn and Raich v Ashcroft? The courts have consistently given federal congress more and more power over things they have no constitutional right to regulate, and ever expanding police power to the executive branch.
Why should they get immediate ROI on their cable pull? No other industry gets productive assets for free. They should have spread out the cost of the new cable pull over 15 years or whatever its useful life is, and just added it to their bill.
We have administrative agencies making new laws (CPSC, FCC, US Mint). The congress does whatever the president wants them to do. It's basically absolute authority.
There is no way in hell those batteries will last that long. You'll be lucky to get 100,000 on the battery. That's another $3000 each replacement, at 2.5 that's $7500 more over your lifetime.
You left out other significant wear parts too, like brakes.
Tape is slow, sequential, and smaller than modern disks, and cost more per gig in a lot of cases once you take the very expensive drive (and regular replacements of the drive and tapes which fail constantly).
Imagine if there were some kind of wireless device that could connect all the people in nearby proximity in a single broadcast voice channel. It could be a sort of band set aside for citizens to use. They'd just have to think of some kind of catchy name for it.
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Yeah, because causing someone to be racked with needless intense physical pain is exactly the same as spyware. A physical addiction is more than a "craving", it causes you to become very sick if you stop suddenly. It can even kill you.
You think bandwidth is free?
Every site DOES pay for every spam recieved. Sure it's a fraction of a penny, but it adds up.
$1 is enough.
Really, it doesn't have to be anything huge. Hell even a penny is probably enough.
No.
Just because one part of a law is good, doesn't mean the entire thing is good. Especially with the federal government and their tendency to cram 100 unrelated issues into one act.
Broken windows.
That is not real economic growth. It is money wasted, lost forever.
That jab at Boucher is probably unfounded. He's definitely concerned about "IP" laws run amok, contributions notwithstanding.
That's right, do their homework for them so they know exactly which patents are probably going to stand up in court. No thanks.
Yes, but that's irrelevant.
The article didn't say it was going to be in geostationary orbit. Don't assume that just because a geostationary satellite internet satellite has 650ms pings that all satellites will.
A satellite could orbit as low as 100 miles. The latency could be a few ms.
CSS is terrible at layout. His point remains, using CSS for any nontrivial layout is a complete bitch. It obviously wasn't designed with that in mind. It works great for styling a flat page, but doing layout in it is terrible.
You are very correct. CSS gets much more hacky than "legacy" layout if you try to do any significant layout with it.
I tried to make a simple 3 column table with CSS only. After struggling with that for an hour, I said fuck it, and put an old style table in there. It was much easier.
Rajaraman; Anand (Palo Alto, CA),
Ranganathan; Anand (Mountain View, CA)
These two are obviously biosynthetic clones. You can tell because they share the same first name.
Large portions have been re-written as managed code
Call it what it is: Scripted in interpreted code. When you use their words you let them control your mind.
How does this differ from the SCO case?
Kinderstart isn't funded by MS.
And SCO's lawyers are at least somewhat competent at making claims that could possibly have some merit, if they weren't complete fabrications.
"I own I am not a friend to a very energetic government. It is always oppressive." -- Thomas Jefferson
Is there some place where Subject is mislabeled "Beginning of body"? Because I really don't get why you people do that stupid crap.
Stood up to in what way?
You really think federal congress is going to right the wrong the supreme court did in Wickard v. Filburn and Raich v Ashcroft? The courts have consistently given federal congress more and more power over things they have no constitutional right to regulate, and ever expanding police power to the executive branch.
meant was "full citizens of the United States."
Which means, white landowners. The founding fathers never intended trashy and ignorant lower classes to vote.
He's just mad he wasn't presented as the big brother socialist overlord in the video.
Why should they get immediate ROI on their cable pull? No other industry gets productive assets for free. They should have spread out the cost of the new cable pull over 15 years or whatever its useful life is, and just added it to their bill.
The executive is damn close to taking over.
We have administrative agencies making new laws (CPSC, FCC, US Mint). The congress does whatever the president wants them to do. It's basically absolute authority.
Assuming it will last 250,000 miles
There is no way in hell those batteries will last that long. You'll be lucky to get 100,000 on the battery. That's another $3000 each replacement, at 2.5 that's $7500 more over your lifetime.
You left out other significant wear parts too, like brakes.
Disk-disk backups are very popular too.
Tape is slow, sequential, and smaller than modern disks, and cost more per gig in a lot of cases once you take the very expensive drive (and regular replacements of the drive and tapes which fail constantly).
Apple doesn't sell computers either. They sell software with a $2000 copy protection dongle attached.
You obviously didn't live through the late 70s and early 80s. EVERYONE had CB, at least around here.
Wow, that is high tech.
Imagine if there were some kind of wireless device that could connect all the people in nearby proximity in a single broadcast voice channel. It could be a sort of band set aside for citizens to use. They'd just have to think of some kind of catchy name for it.