Having females at all in the hacker college is good, for some reason?
I don't see how there's any inherent higher value of an woman versus an equally-skilled man; why not make this a merit/financial circumstance based grant?
They agreed to write for free, there's no unjust enrichment if you stated that there's no expectation of compensation at any turn.
I hope some other cases go by this precedent, I don't want people taking me to court for cash from my small business.
I'm wondering what the exact property of a superconductor is that makes this possible?
It seems like it would be excellent for use in microphones, artificial ears, and perhaps artificial vocal chords? That's interesting, I've never heard that of superconductors before.
Okay, you made a whole hubbub about choice, but still haven't explained why quad-core would be a good choice.
I think the debate is over whether or not quad-core is worth it, not if there should be a right to choose.
Cloud computing seems to suggest otherwise.
I'm sure it was cheaper to get out of PCs before the general PC profit margins decrease dramatically as people move toward dumb terminals once again. It's not entirely a good thing.
Does this mean that life on exoplanets without deep seas and hydrothermal vents is still possible?
Perhaps a more arid world, where water isn't quite as common as on Earth.
I'm interested to see what implications this has for the search for life. It could expand the possible amount of planets that are likely to evolve life.
I'm sure that potable water is available in each one of those countries. I think you're missing the point, though: the devs are interested, it's a cheap 3D modeler and tracking unit You only have to look at innovations like that man who made the 3D Kinect video chat system, or that electronic skateboard that uses it to control.
Because, as the summary so graciously left our, the Kinect for Windows hardware is able to focus up to 50 centimeters, much closer than the previous model. This is a much better SKU for up-close projects that will be on desktops.
I wasn't saying that these lawsuits would be with any merit, good sir, simply that they would occur. The media loves controversy, I was just expressing my expectation of a small, tropical shitstorm.
Actually, as noted in the internal Intel Medfield slideshow, the biggest issue there is thinness. There's a lot of hardware required to maintain that Atom, along with a battery. I'm surprised that Intel was able to get their mobile dreams realized, though. Here's hoping they pan out, I suppose.
You seem very defensive, though. Calm down, the only thing to do in this case is wait for products with Intel chips to come to market.
It seems like dangerous water to tread, though. We all know there'll be lawsuits with people complaining that Bing Maps is avoiding minority neighborhoods.
If that's true, I want those flowers I sent to to the Apple store back! You're right, though, the whole cult of personality that surrounded his death was sickening.
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Having females at all in the hacker college is good, for some reason? I don't see how there's any inherent higher value of an woman versus an equally-skilled man; why not make this a merit/financial circumstance based grant?
Yes, bastion of intellect, coding applications for an unreleased version of the most popular consumer Operating System is the dumbest idea.
They agreed to write for free, there's no unjust enrichment if you stated that there's no expectation of compensation at any turn. I hope some other cases go by this precedent, I don't want people taking me to court for cash from my small business.
I'm wondering what the exact property of a superconductor is that makes this possible? It seems like it would be excellent for use in microphones, artificial ears, and perhaps artificial vocal chords? That's interesting, I've never heard that of superconductors before.
Okay, you made a whole hubbub about choice, but still haven't explained why quad-core would be a good choice. I think the debate is over whether or not quad-core is worth it, not if there should be a right to choose.
Cloud computing seems to suggest otherwise. I'm sure it was cheaper to get out of PCs before the general PC profit margins decrease dramatically as people move toward dumb terminals once again. It's not entirely a good thing.
I'm pretty sure he's being sarcastic, you insensitive clod. This is Slashdot, after all.
Not if they're backed by your commie bitcoins, he doesn't!
Does this mean that life on exoplanets without deep seas and hydrothermal vents is still possible? Perhaps a more arid world, where water isn't quite as common as on Earth. I'm interested to see what implications this has for the search for life. It could expand the possible amount of planets that are likely to evolve life.
I'll be spending my money on the iPad5S, four atoms and a suspended quark thick! Have fun wasting your money!
You must have never dropped an iPhone 4/S from a foot up on something that isn't memory foam.
Now I'll have to keep kids from breathing on my windows, much less throwing a baseball through them!
I'm sure that potable water is available in each one of those countries. I think you're missing the point, though: the devs are interested, it's a cheap 3D modeler and tracking unit You only have to look at innovations like that man who made the 3D Kinect video chat system, or that electronic skateboard that uses it to control.
As long as you don't want your Kinect to be able to focus at 50cm, I guess. You'll need an external power supply for the Kinect, though
Actually, it is different. This SKU is able to focus on near objects, unlike the old one that was designed for living rooms.
Because, as the summary so graciously left our, the Kinect for Windows hardware is able to focus up to 50 centimeters, much closer than the previous model. This is a much better SKU for up-close projects that will be on desktops.
I wasn't saying that these lawsuits would be with any merit, good sir, simply that they would occur. The media loves controversy, I was just expressing my expectation of a small, tropical shitstorm.
Actually, as noted in the internal Intel Medfield slideshow, the biggest issue there is thinness. There's a lot of hardware required to maintain that Atom, along with a battery. I'm surprised that Intel was able to get their mobile dreams realized, though. Here's hoping they pan out, I suppose. You seem very defensive, though. Calm down, the only thing to do in this case is wait for products with Intel chips to come to market.
The year of the WINE desktop!
...that it's not just for theur CCTV cameras? I'm pretty sure that China has a similar WiFi setup.
It seems like dangerous water to tread, though. We all know there'll be lawsuits with people complaining that Bing Maps is avoiding minority neighborhoods.
...Contradict? Damn, I must have missed the solar panels that automatically shorten your sentences for convenience, was this at CES?
If that's true, I want those flowers I sent to to the Apple store back! You're right, though, the whole cult of personality that surrounded his death was sickening.
It was probably a joke about Apple's aggressive and frivolous design lawsuits in order to hurt competition.
How about we get you out of the comment thread instead?