DCMA, yeah. The world does not care about DCMA, only the US. Javascript, yeah. Just put more layers of shit over the currently bloated websites. That will for sure stop the bleed of of audience......
>> Instead, all browsers do the same stupid thing - try to load all 30 images at the same time, leaving you sitting there looking at 30 partial images. You're free to use a browser that doesn't do that. For me, I'd rather reduce the 30 components to 5 by using an adblock and a tracker script blocker
Most of the web sucks, but with a slow connection you really need a long time to get to that point of understanding. An adblocker can help you go to this conclusion faster, tho.
Yougoslavan people don't exist any more. Yougoslavia has been splitted into many countries. >> I hear they recalled Yugos because they found traces of metal in them. Yeah, some metals are quite harmful to people's organisms. Take Lead, for example.
>> He should quit. No, I don't think Elon Musk should quit. He has to learn a thing or two on series production. I'll suggest him to take a tour of the Volvo plant in Torslanda. They can give him a lot of useful advice on how to design things to be easy to assemble, and how to rotate workers around on different tasks. Tesla has a lot of lessons to learn that the auto industry had 30 Years ago.
Wait a second. MS just invented an efficient way to checkout the Linux kernel on windows, so you can get the kernel sources, compile it, and then run Linux and ditch Windows ? That's great !!
>> I thought that most of their foreign employees would be people from Europe, China and India Yeah. "Most" When you have 120 000 employees in the world, you have people from basically each and every country, so you are really pissed off when they are banned from travelling by some crazy troll.
>> 99.999% of the time recycling takes more time effort and energy than the processing of raw materials Obviously wrong. Some materials recycle economically. eg. - Asphalt - Paper - some fabrics - Lead in Batteries - rare earths in auto catalyzers - some plastics....
Basically, when your application uses a lot of the stuff, it's often economical to recycle. For small quantities, like phones, not so much --> needs a push from Taxation.
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>>Should International Travelers Leave Their Phones At Home?
Nope. They should just never travel to USA any more.
DCMA, yeah. The world does not care about DCMA, only the US.
Javascript, yeah. Just put more layers of shit over the currently bloated websites. That will for sure stop the bleed of of audience......
>> Many modern vehicles turn the engine off while stopped, eliminating idling.
Yeah. But companies do not turn off salaries while stopped.
Yeah, just make sure to shutdown the computer before sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Filter error: Too much repetition.
>> Instead, all browsers do the same stupid thing - try to load all 30 images at the same time, leaving you sitting there looking at 30 partial images.
You're free to use a browser that doesn't do that.
For me, I'd rather reduce the 30 components to 5 by using an adblock and a tracker script blocker
Most of the web sucks, but with a slow connection you really need a long time to get to that point of understanding.
An adblocker can help you go to this conclusion faster, tho.
http://www.commitstrip.com/en/...
Yougoslavan people don't exist any more.
Yougoslavia has been splitted into many countries.
>> I hear they recalled Yugos because they found traces of metal in them.
Yeah, some metals are quite harmful to people's organisms. Take Lead, for example.
>> He should quit.
No, I don't think Elon Musk should quit. He has to learn a thing or two on series production.
I'll suggest him to take a tour of the Volvo plant in Torslanda.
They can give him a lot of useful advice on how to design things to be easy to assemble, and how to rotate workers around on different tasks.
Tesla has a lot of lessons to learn that the auto industry had 30 Years ago.
The difference between the bananas and products :
Products don't just mature at the customer. You have to put a lot of effort in to support it.
Yeah.
it would be better to use BSD or Hurd.
But let's face it, the world uses Linux.
And it's not developped by a finnish kid any more :
https://lwn.net/Articles/65463...
(None) 3.9%
(Unknown) 3.5%
The remaining 92,6% is big corps.
>>net/netfilter/xt_hl.c
>>net/netfilter/xt_HL.c
>>includes/uapi/linux/netfilter_ipv4/ipt_ecn.h
>>includes/uapi/linux/netfilter_ipv4/ipt_ECN.h
That's really bad naming practice.
I'm not familiar with the linux source, but wow.... This would never pass a review in my small team...
Wait a second.
MS just invented an efficient way to checkout the Linux kernel on windows, so you can get the kernel sources, compile it, and then run Linux and ditch Windows ?
That's great !!
>> I thought that most of their foreign employees would be people from Europe, China and India
Yeah.
"Most"
When you have 120 000 employees in the world, you have people from basically each and every country, so you are really pissed off when they are banned from travelling by some crazy troll.
So it'll be the decade of the Linux Gaming desktop ?
>> Re:10 cloud might have a place
That's right. it's place is here :
http://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws....
Nice try but no.
MS can revoke Linux boot at any time with UEFI "secureboot" key revocation
There's not much lead and GaAs in phones.
For lead, thanks to the ROHS
For GaAs, thanks to the extremely low quantities needed for doping Si.
Why not reminding ?
Trump is extremely bad and trump should make an executive order banning it
>> 99.999% of the time recycling takes more time effort and energy than the processing of raw materials ....
Obviously wrong. Some materials recycle economically. eg.
- Asphalt
- Paper
- some fabrics
- Lead in Batteries
- rare earths in auto catalyzers
- some plastics
Basically, when your application uses a lot of the stuff, it's often economical to recycle. For small quantities, like phones, not so much --> needs a push from Taxation.
>> the collection ending when the eight-tonne target is reached.
There's your problem : it's just a marketing stunt. Why not continue it ?????
>> Dropbox has fixed a bug that caused old, deleted data to reappear on the site.
Now, your deleted data only appears to the NSA, where it belongs.
Yes. Free as in Cancer
Perhaps, but it seems many hack at the library !