Actually, it's quite likely the Surface Pro 2 inventory is rather limited. That's probably what triggered the whole story with the better processor, Intel probably ran out of the regular one (For some mysterious reason, the only difference is a higher maxmimum clock - the price was the same last time I checked).
Certainly kinder than discreetly e-mailing their findings to every shady source of malware they know of. With so many years of experience, I'm sure they have a list.
Care to elaborate? My (very limited) experience is only with desktop programming, but I'd like to know what the problem with Android (or any other mobile platform) development is.
And hippies complain about nuclear waste. Last time I checked, no nuclear waste ever caused an accident worthy of a single-paragraph story, much less something like this...
Vote is held under an occupying force with a vested interest in a certain result? Check. Vote was not subject to scrutiny by international observers? Check. Vote was hastily organized? Check. Vote has wildly implausible result typical of a rigged vote? Check. (Doesn't stand alone, but reinforces the rest) Voting irregularities were observed despite the major restrictions? Check. Reporters were scared away and even beaten? Check. Major surge in propaganda, including the restriction of non-russian media by replacing it with russian media? Check.
Care to tell me why I should consider this referendum more credible than a North Korean election?
At least what you call the European style can be deciphered in the absence of the American style.
And how the hell do you come up with two fields in the right position?
ISO 8601: 2014-03-15 American: 03/15/2014 European: 15/03/2014
Is see that American style has exactly zero overlap with ISO 8601, while the European style has one.
And one final thing: under ISO 8601, you must only drop precision. This means, you can say 2014-03, but you can't say 03-15. While I could think of a few situation where this is a limitation, I have never run into any of them. You don't write 00004853 when you want a number around 98764853, you write 98760000, so why should dates be any different?
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Actually, it's quite likely the Surface Pro 2 inventory is rather limited.
That's probably what triggered the whole story with the better processor, Intel probably ran out of the regular one (For some mysterious reason, the only difference is a higher maxmimum clock - the price was the same last time I checked).
Why do you care about the camera on a tablet? Especially on something like the Surface Pro, which is more an Ultrabook than a tablet.
As he said: Stupid in a car without gears.
How about a Locutus-style laser pointer?
Nothing a hidden mic wouldn't do.
To be honest, "Ballmer having lunch" sounds like a very entertaining film.
Certainly kinder than discreetly e-mailing their findings to every shady source of malware they know of. With so many years of experience, I'm sure they have a list.
I always hated how both types of error were given the incredible opaque designations of "Type I" and "Type I"...
But, but... The referee's humanity is part of the game! It's not right to question his judgement with gadgets!
I stand corrected then. Still, disregarding the soviet general disregard for safety, my point stands.
Care to elaborate? My (very limited) experience is only with desktop programming, but I'd like to know what the problem with Android (or any other mobile platform) development is.
And hippies complain about nuclear waste. Last time I checked, no nuclear waste ever caused an accident worthy of a single-paragraph story, much less something like this...
Nothing that nuclear power can't fix with a much lower impact.
Let's see:
Vote is held under an occupying force with a vested interest in a certain result? Check.
Vote was not subject to scrutiny by international observers? Check.
Vote was hastily organized? Check.
Vote has wildly implausible result typical of a rigged vote? Check. (Doesn't stand alone, but reinforces the rest)
Voting irregularities were observed despite the major restrictions? Check.
Reporters were scared away and even beaten? Check.
Major surge in propaganda, including the restriction of non-russian media by replacing it with russian media? Check.
Care to tell me why I should consider this referendum more credible than a North Korean election?
[Citation needed]
Not very easy, considering the amount of Russian soldiers operating out of proper uniform in the Ukraine.
I've yet to see any evidence.
A phony referendum under Russian military occupation with blatant fraud does not count. No democratic vote results in 90+ percent.
"Sometimes" is a bit too often for my taste.
Now, if we could open a "Drunk Car Racing Track", I'd be all for it.
I believe it's nearly all phones, if not all of them.
And how does Stallman expect me to acquire the blood I need to produce the copy of the license I must distribute?
If there's something worse than vendor lock-in, it's Free Software preacher lock-in.
It seems that these days, adding "with drones." to any old headline makes it newsworthy.
At least what you call the European style can be deciphered in the absence of the American style.
And how the hell do you come up with two fields in the right position?
ISO 8601: 2014-03-15
American: 03/15/2014
European: 15/03/2014
Is see that American style has exactly zero overlap with ISO 8601, while the European style has one.
And one final thing: under ISO 8601, you must only drop precision. This means, you can say 2014-03, but you can't say 03-15. While I could think of a few situation where this is a limitation, I have never run into any of them. You don't write 00004853 when you want a number around 98764853, you write 98760000, so why should dates be any different?
It's a bit stupid to complain that there aren't any users if there hasn't been a release yet.
That one really bugs me too. Currency is a unit, units are to be placed after the least significant digit.
That's far less horrible, though. At least the meaning isn't hard to decipher.