That's because AI has a real definition: "computers that think like humans."
I dispute that. What a computer that definitely thinks, but not like a human? What if we could develop a computer that thought like a dolphin? Would that not be AI?
More? Or do you mean less? It does require permission to establish a push connection, as far as I can tell.
According to Mozilla themselves [mozilla.org], "Firefox maintains an active connection to a push service in order to receive push messages as long as it is open."
"Firefox maintains..." - that particular quote says nothing about whether permission is required to establish such a connection in the first place.
There's something a bit non-sequitur-ish about your first two sentences.
I had no idea that most of what you see on Monk wasn't filmed on the streets of San Francisco (which I only found out about because of a breakdown video like the you linked to). It just never occurred to me to even consider the idea, so I never noticed. If I went back now, I might spot something about it. Or I might not.
Seems to me there's a world of difference between "What can we do with CGI?" and "Here's what we would do if we had an unlimited set/production budget - now how do we achieve it with CGI?"
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Price Dispute Means 800k Customers Lose TV Channels In Sweden
Slow down, Mr Headline. They haven't lost them yet.
This follows Discovery's attempts to raise prices and pay for a number of channels that viewers had not chosen.
Huh? Discovery wants to pay for some extra channels?
^ not a euphemism.
Is energy wasted in bending the stalk?
There's Trump himself, but I think that would violate all sorts of laws of nature.
Facebook Introduces Emojis, Live Video
"Emojis, Live Video"? Is that like "Santa Claus, the Movie"?
Just say "and" if you mean "and." Let these pointless newspaper traditions die with their medium.
I've got ads disabled and yet - and this is the first time I've noticed it - there's a box under the story listing 6 "Slashdot Top Deals."
Is this new? Good start, new corporate overlords...
(and yes, I've got uBlock installed)
Synergize!
They want you to think that's what they want you to think, but that's not what they want you to think.
Think, McFly, think!
What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
I don't need to see representations of shit in the text of comments on Slashdot.
You really are new around here.
This Ceres of puns really Mars my enjoyment of this story.
Done:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/...
If you think Tesla's plan for world domination begins with the Model S and ends with the Model 3, you're sorely mistaken.
Oh, really? And there was me thinking a car company would just stop making cars once they've made one they thought was good enough.
Sheesh...
Installing a Novell Network. We all gathered in the conference room to watch.
And then everyone heard about Challenger, and the Novell-Network-installation-watch had to be disbanded.
That's because AI has a real definition: "computers that think like humans."
I dispute that. What a computer that definitely thinks, but not like a human? What if we could develop a computer that thought like a dolphin? Would that not be AI?
And no ventilation access in the ceiling that's just the right size for a pint-size movie star to dangle through.
It is a requirement
No it isn't.
plenty of drummers do it
No they don't.
it is not even debatable.
Sure it is, unless you've actually got some evidence and aren't just shooting your mouth off.
No, it requires more than that.
More? Or do you mean less? It does require permission to establish a push connection, as far as I can tell.
According to Mozilla themselves [mozilla.org], "Firefox maintains an active connection to a push service in order to receive push messages as long as it is open."
"Firefox maintains..." - that particular quote says nothing about whether permission is required to establish such a connection in the first place.
There's something a bit non-sequitur-ish about your first two sentences.
The above post has been rated E: Exempt from rating for educational and factual purposes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Stingray!
For extra nuttiness, read the comments under any video on gyroscopes.
Same way babby is made.
Or failing that, lawyers and money.
the government’s requested order would be substantially burdensome, as it would be impossible to perform
That, to me, would seem to be the end of it. It's impossible. Can't be done. Don't even bother asking.
But then the lawyer goes on to image a hypothetical customer asking:
"why is [Apple] continuing to comply with orders that don’t have a clear lawful basis in doing so?"
How is it complying if it's supposed to be impossible to do so?
I had no idea that most of what you see on Monk wasn't filmed on the streets of San Francisco (which I only found out about because of a breakdown video like the you linked to). It just never occurred to me to even consider the idea, so I never noticed. If I went back now, I might spot something about it. Or I might not.
Seems to me there's a world of difference between "What can we do with CGI?" and "Here's what we would do if we had an unlimited set/production budget - now how do we achieve it with CGI?"