All joking about data types aside, did the Incas lock themselves out of advanced math by choosing a recording medium that hinders calculation? How does one calculate the sum of multiple bits of string? Let alone logarithms, fractions, long division, pi...
Exactly! We don't pay for a fixed amount of data, we pay for transfer rates/bandwidth. I pay for a 60Mbps uplink, not for 300GB/month. If using all my bandwidth all day for 30 days is a strain on the network, then the ISP is advertising something they can't provide.
I overslept this morning and am way too foggy to think of a response even a fraction as funny as yours. So instead I'll say this - that was f'ing hilarious!!
Experience observing use or experience with use? Ketamine is a dissociative hallucinogen and anesthetic (very much like PCP or DXM), and I have had some intense hallucinatory experiences with it. While moving.
In a lot of ways, hallucinogens are like artificial schizophrenia (I have experience with the three drugs used in testing). What does the neural signal diversity of a schizophrenic look like?
But wouldn't that mean if you had a Mac that came with all this stuff and for whatever reason added a second user to it, you'd have to buy it all for the new user? Or that if you went through a breakup and let your ex keep the iTunes account (I did), you'd have to buy all the stuff you got for free?
The cost of urban housing was high enough to price people out long before AirBnB existed. It's simple supply and demand - there's not enough room for all the people who want to live there, driving up the market price.
Maybe it would freak some people out, but maybe more people wished they had a Google assistant running so they could get in on the fun. My reaction was more towards the latter, though I'm not entirely comfortable with the idea of talking to machines. Well, with might be more accurate. I prefer my conversations with computers to be one sided and profanity laden - as in, "Come on you little f-er just f-ing boot, come on come on OH YOU LITTLE S-T! NONONONO! F-! C-SUCKER!".
Early in the process they stole IP to increase the rate of convergence, which I guess worked so well that they hit the point where creation surpasses theft much harder than others did. Or maybe this is just what converging with modern levels of development looks like. Either way, it's another sign of them hitting the plateau where the marginal returns of development diminish to almost nothing.
I saw the ad once and it cracked me up. Burger King was right, it was clever. The "Whopper burger" bit had me thinking that maybe searching for just "whopper" would return pictures of big black dicks or something. It didn't for me, first page was all burger related.
The researchers should not be inferring a causal relationship. Pop music is fad-heavy, influenced by about a zillion factors, and has it's own cycles. They should have gone back to at least 1956, and included social, political and economic indicators.
It's not an ability, it's a trait. One that has nothing to do with control in and of itself. It means that people are at least open to listening to you, and may actively want to listen because you're so darn interesting. Obviously, that opens a door to controlling people, but that is just the means to control, not the will.
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All joking about data types aside, did the Incas lock themselves out of advanced math by choosing a recording medium that hinders calculation? How does one calculate the sum of multiple bits of string? Let alone logarithms, fractions, long division, pi...
Exactly! We don't pay for a fixed amount of data, we pay for transfer rates/bandwidth. I pay for a 60Mbps uplink, not for 300GB/month. If using all my bandwidth all day for 30 days is a strain on the network, then the ISP is advertising something they can't provide.
QoS is packet prioritization and flow control, the issue at hand is a hard cap on the total amount of data transferred. Totally unrelated.
Isn't the entire internet "behind" your connection?
I overslept this morning and am way too foggy to think of a response even a fraction as funny as yours. So instead I'll say this - that was f'ing hilarious!!
Worked better for The Beatles, Hendrix and Funkadelic I suppose.
Take at least 10, find a quiet, pitch black room, and watch the universe unfold.
Last time I used it was in 1997. It's still around? And in use?? By Russians???
At least I think we were moving.
It can be hard to tell.
In a lot of ways, hallucinogens are like artificial schizophrenia (I have experience with the three drugs used in testing). What does the neural signal diversity of a schizophrenic look like?
Holy crap, you answered all my questions in a polite, respectful and thorough manner! I appreciate it.
But wouldn't that mean if you had a Mac that came with all this stuff and for whatever reason added a second user to it, you'd have to buy it all for the new user? Or that if you went through a breakup and let your ex keep the iTunes account (I did), you'd have to buy all the stuff you got for free?
The Sci-fi aspects are totally overshadowed by the interpersonal drama and character development. A film of sublime genius to be sure.
What the hell do you mean by, "Not a 'great' movie"?? Just so you know, the only acceptable response is, "Because it's so much greater than great."
The cost of urban housing was high enough to price people out long before AirBnB existed. It's simple supply and demand - there's not enough room for all the people who want to live there, driving up the market price.
then screw fairness, use government to criminalize your competition.
If I was a North Korean general, I'd have had a bunch of fake missiles whipped up to confuse foreign intelligence analysts.
And attack dogs. Angry attack dogs.
Maybe it would freak some people out, but maybe more people wished they had a Google assistant running so they could get in on the fun. My reaction was more towards the latter, though I'm not entirely comfortable with the idea of talking to machines. Well, with might be more accurate. I prefer my conversations with computers to be one sided and profanity laden - as in, "Come on you little f-er just f-ing boot, come on come on OH YOU LITTLE S-T! NONONONO! F-! C-SUCKER!".
Early in the process they stole IP to increase the rate of convergence, which I guess worked so well that they hit the point where creation surpasses theft much harder than others did. Or maybe this is just what converging with modern levels of development looks like. Either way, it's another sign of them hitting the plateau where the marginal returns of development diminish to almost nothing.
Had to amend my search to "whopper BBC".
I saw the ad once and it cracked me up. Burger King was right, it was clever. The "Whopper burger" bit had me thinking that maybe searching for just "whopper" would return pictures of big black dicks or something. It didn't for me, first page was all burger related.
The researchers should not be inferring a causal relationship. Pop music is fad-heavy, influenced by about a zillion factors, and has it's own cycles. They should have gone back to at least 1956, and included social, political and economic indicators.
-7 points for neglecting (early) Melt Banana
It's not an ability, it's a trait. One that has nothing to do with control in and of itself. It means that people are at least open to listening to you, and may actively want to listen because you're so darn interesting. Obviously, that opens a door to controlling people, but that is just the means to control, not the will.