How many atoms currently make up a transistor? How many atoms do you think is the smallest possible number to make up a transistor? How many years of Moore's law does that leave?
(Hint: the answer to the last question is not a large number).
It is driving out a lot of losers, so yeah, it's great. Lousy people are fleeing the state in droves. In a couple of years, our budget will be fixed, but the cost of moving back here will still be high, so thankfully this improvement should be (somewhat) permanent.
I've been there 5 times, total of about 30 days. Every one of them was cloudy/rainy, and depressing (that city just LOOKS depressing, probably with or without rain). Oh, and none of those 30 days was in the winter.
The downside is that you can't have automated stations that will let you pump your own gas any time of day. Try getting gas at 2am on a lonely stretch of road in Oregon, that's the real downside of that law.
The evidence for I am Legend is better than for the American Revolution, after all, they have actual video for I am Legend, but not for the American Revolution. So really, believe what you want, but I prefer things I can see.
I can assure you that there were layerS of project management professionals between the scientists and the budget that got delivered to congress. Obviously, that didn't help. Quite possibly it hurt, as there were people who were motivated to lowball estimates in order to secure funding, and then cross their fingers hoping that additional funding would come through once the project was deep into spending.
But you're describing a different case. He's clearly sharing the connection intentionally, which authorizes the usage. His response needs to be to cut off his roommate if the connection is in his name.
Pitchforks are less effective against predator drones than you'd imagine. Soon the cost of predators will be so low the US government will have one available to kill every single citizen, should the need arise.
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How many atoms currently make up a transistor? How many atoms do you think is the smallest possible number to make up a transistor?
How many years of Moore's law does that leave?
(Hint: the answer to the last question is not a large number).
So a couple of decades then.
How do you know which candidate that is, given that you believe they are lying to you?
That must have been inconvenient to develop.
I think we, in many ways, have a better environment for startups than the SF area. There's a lot of good talent up here.
And it's not rainy year round. The summers are gorgeous and sunny. The SF area is pretty rainy in the winter too.
Sure the summers are gorgeous and sunny, but can you really afford to live the good life only one week per year?
It is driving out a lot of losers, so yeah, it's great. Lousy people are fleeing the state in droves. In a couple of years, our budget will be fixed, but the cost of moving back here will still be high, so thankfully this improvement should be (somewhat) permanent.
I've been there 5 times, total of about 30 days. Every one of them was cloudy/rainy, and depressing (that city just LOOKS depressing, probably with or without rain). Oh, and none of those 30 days was in the winter.
The downside is that you can't have automated stations that will let you pump your own gas any time of day. Try getting gas at 2am on a lonely stretch of road in Oregon, that's the real downside of that law.
Congress represents less than 1% of all Americans, and, yes, I mean that both ways.
Paula? Paula Bean?
Don't most medium sized + businesses have multi homing on a T1 (reliability) plus the local equivalent of Comcast business class (performance) by now?
The evidence for I am Legend is better than for the American Revolution, after all, they have actual video for I am Legend, but not for the American Revolution. So really, believe what you want, but I prefer things I can see.
Not sure how this qualifies as funny instead of informative. Really, it's more like 'depressing but true'.
I can assure you that there were layerS of project management professionals between the scientists and the budget that got delivered to congress. Obviously, that didn't help. Quite possibly it hurt, as there were people who were motivated to lowball estimates in order to secure funding, and then cross their fingers hoping that additional funding would come through once the project was deep into spending.
Since slashdot is a sufficiently large collection of people, it is obviously both.
You're quite generous if you think there are really three parties involved there.
Technically, the cheat detection customer didn't get what they wanted, this service setup clearly favors the cheater.
Yes, you're the typical grandmother if ever there was one.
Liable to the ISP, not 3rd parties. So if the ISP gets sued, they can in turn come after you.
But you're describing a different case. He's clearly sharing the connection intentionally, which authorizes the usage. His response needs to be to cut off his roommate if the connection is in his name.
Growth has slowed to 2% already, and is expected to hit a negative value such that total demand will decline 0.5% per year.
Indeed. I have some 'daylight', 5500K CFLs, and they are ridiculously blue compared to incandescent.
No, wages come out of the gross, and are a cost before profit. Understanding that is really key to understanding what non-profit means, exactly.
Even babies are getting older these days.
Pitchforks are less effective against predator drones than you'd imagine. Soon the cost of predators will be so low the US government will have one available to kill every single citizen, should the need arise.