Microsoft designing new datacenter technologies? What if the results are similar to Windows 95 or Vista?
Microsoft doing research? Weren't they just "ruling" the market?
"Team" means a group of individuals joining the efforts in order to achieve a goal otherwise unreachable by each single person. I am not sure whether Microsoft can accommodate such a thing.
In Rome act like Romans (tm).
In UK you have to follow UK laws, just like you have to follow Moroccan laws while in Morocco.
It doesn't depend upon your nationality or beliefs, or anything else. It depends on your current location.
If you dislike the UK laws, then you are allowed to move to another country.
If you cannot move, then you have to undergo the situation, as long as it's compliant with the local laws.
If you don't like all this, then remember that almost anything you'll see in the so-called "western countries" are modeled like this.
Glad to let you know.
Well, mine was (meant to be) irony.
The real point is the heavily intentional confusion between "religion" and "church" in the general sense of religion community (sorry, there's no suitable Wikipedia article for it).
While the first one is actually philosophy, the second one is mankind in practice.
So, getting rid of churches is very likely a good thing, getting rid of philosophy could not.
People really need to start taking responsibility for their own actions and stop using children and the "awww, cmon...." mentality as defense for their lack of judgement
Almost all ways to peruse digital documents involve a copy to be done somewhere.
That copy can be somehow defended against unwanted accesses.
But if I am allowed to make a copy-of-the-copy, then security is gone: there's no way to defend the second level copy any more.
It doesn't matter whether it's text, a picture, a map, a formula, an MP3 or a digital movie.
Because it has only 90 days of warranty, against the 2 years mandatory in EU. Remember, the "AO-100" is still a printer, just like any (normal) printer. Apple knows it very well, now. The iPhone is like any other phone as far as the warranty is concerned.
Multimedia Decentralized Social Networking will be the real next step. And scientists are already planning for the "3D Mobile Multimedia Decentralized Social Networking".
can also ignite nuclear reactions! To create gold, to really CREATE gold, we need to either split heavier atoms in gold + bybroducts or to "melt" lighter atoms in heavier ones. I fear we've been doing research in the wrong directions! Or may be those bacteria can concentrate gold because of their metabolism...
OK, it's 15 PB per year which is doable for storage of raw audio data. Then you need the mandatory meta-data the intelligence will need, like phone numbers, equipment ID (IMEI), cell ID, times and dates... How do you think those petabytes will be searched? Doing a backup or two will bring some more hassle.
Yes, you are right. It's doable. Defintely stupid, but doable.
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A team of researchers from Microsoft...
Microsoft designing new datacenter technologies? What if the results are similar to Windows 95 or Vista?
Microsoft doing research? Weren't they just "ruling" the market?
"Team" means a group of individuals joining the efforts in order to achieve a goal otherwise unreachable by each single person. I am not sure whether Microsoft can accommodate such a thing.
The overall amount of radiating energy involved would make a datacenter technician ... medium well.
In Rome act like Romans (tm).
In UK you have to follow UK laws, just like you have to follow Moroccan laws while in Morocco.
It doesn't depend upon your nationality or beliefs, or anything else. It depends on your current location.
If you dislike the UK laws, then you are allowed to move to another country.
If you cannot move, then you have to undergo the situation, as long as it's compliant with the local laws.
If you don't like all this, then remember that almost anything you'll see in the so-called "western countries" are modeled like this.
Glad to let you know.
Well, mine was (meant to be) irony.
The real point is the heavily intentional confusion between "religion" and "church" in the general sense of religion community (sorry, there's no suitable Wikipedia article for it).
While the first one is actually philosophy, the second one is mankind in practice. So, getting rid of churches is very likely a good thing, getting rid of philosophy could not.
[censorship] may have more to do with politics and technology than with religion
There are only a few country where politics rule! Almost all of the world is ruled by religion!
People really need to start taking responsibility for their own actions and stop using children and the "awww, cmon...." mentality as defense for their lack of judgement
Awww ... Cmon!
Thanks the Almighty I live in Europe. So far.
... and this is why in the USA you can have nice things that got broken at the 91st day. It's a matter of tradeoffs. Coolness vs rights.
Almost all ways to peruse digital documents involve a copy to be done somewhere. That copy can be somehow defended against unwanted accesses. But if I am allowed to make a copy-of-the-copy, then security is gone: there's no way to defend the second level copy any more. It doesn't matter whether it's text, a picture, a map, a formula, an MP3 or a digital movie.
Because it has only 90 days of warranty, against the 2 years mandatory in EU.
Remember, the "AO-100" is still a printer, just like any (normal) printer. Apple knows it very well, now.
The iPhone is like any other phone as far as the warranty is concerned.
YES THEY CAN!
Maybe they should not, or they might not. But surely they can.
It's a matter or power and grammar.
Multimedia Decentralized Social Networking will be the real next step.
And scientists are already planning for the "3D Mobile Multimedia Decentralized Social Networking".
Many websites have come and gone over that time
In Dot we trust!
Feasibility: 10, Speed: 4, Effectiveness: 10, Side Effects: 0
And, by the way, next iPhone will rather be iPhone 5s
while intelligence does.
1. Change the firmware to detect and fix the purple flare.
Feasibility: 10, Speed: 10, Effectiveness: 9, Side effects: 6
2. Recall the unit to fix/replace the sapphire glass (not lens).
Feasibility: 4, Speed: 4, Effectiveness: 10, Side effects: 0
3. Ship (yet another) phone sleeve/case with the proper optics to tackle the flare.
Feasibility: 7, Speed 7, Effectiveness: 7, Side effects: 7
4. Do nothing. Yet implement a few more "camera special fx" to exploit the flare.
Feasibility: 4, Speed: 10, Effectiveness: 10, Side effects: 10
Your bets, please.
Haven't Apple make any test, before putting the iP5 on the shelves?
can also ignite nuclear reactions! ...
To create gold, to really CREATE gold, we need to either split heavier atoms in gold + bybroducts or to "melt" lighter atoms in heavier ones.
I fear we've been doing research in the wrong directions!
Or may be those bacteria can concentrate gold because of their metabolism
dotSlash: it's little endian, you insensitive binary clod!
Probably Th-232.
More likely it's Th-231, its half-life is way shorter ( 1 month) and it beta-decays.
The most massively multi-track event was a thorium conference
About a specific isotope, or was it more generic?
... http://www.annarbor.com/entertainment/whirlydoodle-project/
This message has been sent as ripples into the electromagnetic field.
So you are the one sending the ripples, stop it now, I am getting sea sick!
Magnetic sea sick, you mean!
OK, it's 15 PB per year which is doable for storage of raw audio data. ...
Then you need the mandatory meta-data the intelligence will need, like phone numbers, equipment ID (IMEI), cell ID, times and dates
How do you think those petabytes will be searched?
Doing a backup or two will bring some more hassle.
Yes, you are right. It's doable. Defintely stupid, but doable.