What's your opinion on the old ways, i.e. buying parts locally from Radio Shack and meeting people in local clubs compared to the new online way of buying parts and kits, publishing tutorials and forums full of people helping each other?
More to the point, what do you think has been lost from the old way and what has been gained from the new way?
From what I've heard, a lot of kleptomaniacs steal for the thrill of it and don't care about what they take. If there was anonymous return slots, I bet some of these people would return the items.
Concentrations of PFTBA in the atmosphere are low – 0.18 parts per trillion in the Toronto area – compared to 400 parts per million for carbon dioxide but PFTBA is long-lived.
Yeah, but if it's 7000 times more powerful, than 0.18 parts * 7000 means 1260 parts per trillion compared to 400 parts per... oh wait, million? Who's to blame for this bullshit comparison, the University of Toronto or The Guardian? I guess no answer is needed on that one.
When people talk about drones they're talking about quadcopters not helicopters. There's a world of difference in piloting those two and quadcopters with auto-leveling are much easier to pilot too.
I agree with you that GPU options are very limited with Macs, but why the hell would onboard video and 16GB of RAM not be good enough for regular desktop work?
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What do you mean, "old news / dupe"? It's normal around here! Welcome to Slashdot my friend!
"A déjà vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something."
Yeah but if you're still in the same boat then you're on water and still need a waterproof phone, so you're back to square one.
And after that, devices to capture ghosts, right?
Documentation is for suckers.
Was it that bad?
Is it your favourite movie?
What's your opinion on the old ways, i.e. buying parts locally from Radio Shack and meeting people in local clubs compared to the new online way of buying parts and kits, publishing tutorials and forums full of people helping each other?
More to the point, what do you think has been lost from the old way and what has been gained from the new way?
Then our goal is clear: KILL MICKEY MOUSE!
I suggest we hire Louis Gossett Jr. for the job.
From what I've heard, a lot of kleptomaniacs steal for the thrill of it and don't care about what they take. If there was anonymous return slots, I bet some of these people would return the items.
Are you telling me that watching Spaceballs 10 times is enough?
The piracy groups don't create content, they produce better containers for said content.
Excuse me, mister I'm-rich-enough-to-afford-a-garbage-can, but we're not all made of money!
They don't land at 10,000+ feet, you say? Are you saying this thing is a fake?
No, *I* am Spartacus!
This still won't fix the problem of some ISPs having a monopoly over some areas, such as Télébec in small Québec regions.
It appears that some of us also have a problem with english.
Yeah, but if it's 7000 times more powerful, than 0.18 parts * 7000 means 1260 parts per trillion compared to 400 parts per... oh wait, million? Who's to blame for this bullshit comparison, the University of Toronto or The Guardian? I guess no answer is needed on that one.
Was your cube blue, by any chance?
And so did you, apparently.
When people talk about drones they're talking about quadcopters not helicopters. There's a world of difference in piloting those two and quadcopters with auto-leveling are much easier to pilot too.
For crying out loud, add protection rings/spheres/cages around those propellers!
Banks are not about creating coins from thin air? What do you think the bank bailouts were?
I agree with you that GPU options are very limited with Macs, but why the hell would onboard video and 16GB of RAM not be good enough for regular desktop work?
Why would Google buy Macs if they don't use OS X? They could use Linux on ANY cheaper computer they choose but bought Macs anyway.
I believe Google thinks like a lot of us: OS X for desktops, Linux for servers, a mix of iOS and Android for mobiles.