Are you saying that is not the case, that coins like Ethereum, Zencash, Xmr and the like weren't designed to be ASIC resistant?
It's not like what he said was controversial.
"North Carolina used to have oaks so big that the entire floor of a room could be made from a slab cut through the center of it (and some were). In other words, they were larger in diameter than the shortest measure of a typical room."
I would hardly call this romanticizing. It's just stating a fact.
Threatening to ban someone over political differences is ridiculous,
Sad to see this kind of heavy handed censorship from Slashdot.
Cmdr Taco must be glad he has nothing to with this site anymore.
Octopuses is the correct pluralization in English, the Greek plural is octopodes no octopae.
From the OED:
he Oxford English Dictionary lists octopuses, octopi and octopodes (in that order);
it labels octopodes "rare", and notes that octopi derives from the mistaken assumption that octps is a second declension Latin noun, which it is not. Rather, it is (Latinized) Ancient Greek, from oktpous (), gender masculine, whose plural is oktpodes ().
If the word were native to Latin, it would be octps ('eight-foot') and the plural octpedes, analogous to centipedes and mllipedes, as the plural form of ps ('foot') is pedes.
In modern Greek, it is called khtapódi (), gender neuter, with plural form khtapódia ().
Cuttlefish can most definitely camouflage as well as octopuses, in fact they can change match the color of their backgrounds in almost complete darkness.
https://news.nationalgeographi...
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So you want to compare a $500 Acer to a $3000 Mac. That's how your going to claim it's a better panel?
You want me to compare a 2880 x 1800 to a 4k screen at 15 inches. Ok but you're not gonna like the results.
"Look at the retail price for a Core i7 or i9"
In no universe does Apple pay retail prices for their CPUs.
"video games don't benefit that much from a SSD once the game is loaded."
This is not true at all anymore. Game assets are far too big to fit in memory anymore.
So you are OK with the state watching your every movement with no probable cause?
Wouldn't that make them agents of the state and make the blanket surveillance a 4th amendment issue?
Not according to US law you don't
Again, why would you have a dummy parachute on a plane? That seems like a very bad idea. In what way would it be a good idea to have a fake parachute?
Are you saying that is not the case, that coins like Ethereum, Zencash, Xmr and the like weren't designed to be ASIC resistant? It's not like what he said was controversial.
And where is the government doing this in the graphics card market?
Umm, no. I drink coffee, splash of milk and 2 sugars. Last I checked I was people.
Pretty sure EVERYONE has a 100% risk of death
How's the crow taste?
But it's still not an invention, it's a discovery. I could understand patenting the process, but not the genes themselves.
"North Carolina used to have oaks so big that the entire floor of a room could be made from a slab cut through the center of it (and some were). In other words, they were larger in diameter than the shortest measure of a typical room."
I would hardly call this romanticizing. It's just stating a fact.
VM? WSL is not a VM.
Not even close to true.
Regardless of the name you use on Facebook, trust that they have your real name
Threatening to ban someone over political differences is ridiculous, Sad to see this kind of heavy handed censorship from Slashdot. Cmdr Taco must be glad he has nothing to with this site anymore.
We don't need a new right for access to the courts, it's right there in the 1st.
"the right of the people...to petition the Government for a redress of grievances"
Octopuses is the correct pluralization in English, the Greek plural is octopodes no octopae.
From the OED:
he Oxford English Dictionary lists octopuses, octopi and octopodes (in that order);
it labels octopodes "rare", and notes that octopi derives from the mistaken assumption that octps is a second declension Latin noun, which it is not. Rather, it is
(Latinized) Ancient Greek, from oktpous (), gender masculine, whose plural is oktpodes ().
If the word were native to Latin, it would be octps ('eight-foot') and the plural octpedes, analogous to centipedes and mllipedes, as the plural form of ps ('foot') is pedes.
In modern Greek, it is called khtapódi (), gender neuter, with plural form khtapódia ().
Cuttlefish can most definitely camouflage as well as octopuses, in fact they can change match the color of their backgrounds in almost complete darkness. https://news.nationalgeographi...
Can you support your claim that cuttlefish are more intelligent then octopuses? I can find nothing to support it.
I never understood why people thought this was funny, Chewbacca doesn't live on Endor.
"Video calling allows for much more frequent contact,"
According to who? Sure it sounds like it should, but everything prison related tends to be expensive.
So if you are going to make the claim it allows for more frequent contact then you had better back it up with facts.
"And don't give me the usual "but the vulnerabilities were fixed before the hack happened!""
So ignore the truth, check.