ok, I had a great teacher, so maybe thats part of it;) But generally, when I wrote my C work I quickly got into a quite deep flow. In the other languages I wrote/write stuff in (Java and Python at Uni, now C# at work) it is much less so because you generally do much less low-level tinkering -> the feel is much more upbeat and less relaxed.
On the other hand, the stuff that took me a weekend to write in C I could probably get done in an hour tops in any of those languages;)
full ack... just because you use a smartphone instead of a built-in image sensor does not make stuff groundbreaking... it just removes parts which everyone has already in his pocket anyhow.
Actually: this system is already in use at least for a bunch of telescopes where you can easily screw on your camera for taking images, and I imagine it is no different with professional microscopes... so the only thing that actually changes is the adaptor.
in my town we had two big industries close down, each around 1k employees, but with good (socialist) town management and good laws (companies essentially have to put up programs for the people they lay off in such cases so they can find new jobs or get a secondary education) the unemployment numbers are as low as ever.
esp. considering you can buy atom-itx-boards starting around 50€ (so for all components sticking below 150€ is possible) - and you can even upgrade the components separately then instead of having to throw it all away if you run OOM
Jop, esp. telcos have not the best rep when it comes to caring about users. Same in my country, the former state-owned telco is really blatantly arrogant and then wonders why the users are going away to alternative offers (eg. you have to pay a higher monthly fee for a 2nd sim card with _shared_ limits (9€ or so) than with a competitor for a separate limit data-only sim with multiple gb (5€ iirc for 2GB and afterwards it is just slower with no extra fee) )
You are not allowed to drive that fast anywhere in the world anyhow (except germany where you cant because the highways are full anyhow). I'd rather have a more comfy car that does a top of 200 (km/h that is) but it utterly silent and efficient (can we do 5l per 100km in _real_ conditions?) until you hit at least 150.
... i mean seriously, at least in my country there is virtually no programming on terrestrial tv (which is what most people use), so why would I as an average joe who maybe watches tv when eating lunch alone, need a ultra-hd tv, and I'm not even starting with 3d here...
k, noted... it actually is km/h in my native tongue (austrian... not to be confused with german) and was just like "nah, can't be the same, lets write it the same way the write mph".
jeah, well, having to vacuum things out every few months is non-optional with any cooling solution (except maybe for passive water cooling - passive referring to the radiator, not using no pump)
always the same, ultra-capitalist companies (banks, nuclear power plant operators) mess stuff up big time and once the profits are reaped by the bosses and the system crashes, they cry for the government to help and patch everything up again - spend billions of our all money - because the companies and people who pulled out literally billions upon billions of profits cant be bothered to do their share.
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tell you a big secret now: THE WHOLE FUCKING WORLD is mad at the USA for their bullshit, not just some NGO.
ok, I had a great teacher, so maybe thats part of it ;)
But generally, when I wrote my C work I quickly got into a quite deep flow. In the other languages I wrote/write stuff in (Java and Python at Uni, now C# at work) it is much less so because you generally do much less low-level tinkering -> the feel is much more upbeat and less relaxed.
On the other hand, the stuff that took me a weekend to write in C I could probably get done in an hour tops in any of those languages ;)
haha, thought the same, only knew pcb as "printed circuit board" and was like "dafuq?"
full ack ... just because you use a smartphone instead of a built-in image sensor does not make stuff groundbreaking ... it just removes parts which everyone has already in his pocket anyhow.
Actually: this system is already in use at least for a bunch of telescopes where you can easily screw on your camera for taking images, and I imagine it is no different with professional microscopes ... so the only thing that actually changes is the adaptor.
the same way it is not illegal to print out a copyrighted image for your own non-commercial use (eg. because you want to pin it to your wall)
ack, also, bach is already public domain anyhow ...
i mean, seriously, preventing worker exploitation is the point of it after all...
in my town we had two big industries close down, each around 1k employees, but with good (socialist) town management and good laws (companies essentially have to put up programs for the people they lay off in such cases so they can find new jobs or get a secondary education) the unemployment numbers are as low as ever.
esp. considering you can buy atom-itx-boards starting around 50€ (so for all components sticking below 150€ is possible) - and you can even upgrade the components separately then instead of having to throw it all away if you run OOM
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Jop, esp. telcos have not the best rep when it comes to caring about users. Same in my country, the former state-owned telco is really blatantly arrogant and then wonders why the users are going away to alternative offers (eg. you have to pay a higher monthly fee for a 2nd sim card with _shared_ limits (9€ or so) than with a competitor for a separate limit data-only sim with multiple gb (5€ iirc for 2GB and afterwards it is just slower with no extra fee) )
It's a conservative government after all. It is more or less their self-description that they cater to the needs of companies and not the people ...
Seriously, I would have been surprised if it would have been otherwise, but suit yourself in your capitalist police state across the atlantic.
because borrowing your car to other people should be illegal (get your own car, you hippie!)
You are not allowed to drive that fast anywhere in the world anyhow (except germany where you cant because the highways are full anyhow). I'd rather have a more comfy car that does a top of 200 (km/h that is) but it utterly silent and efficient (can we do 5l per 100km in _real_ conditions?) until you hit at least 150.
... i mean seriously, at least in my country there is virtually no programming on terrestrial tv (which is what most people use), so why would I as an average joe who maybe watches tv when eating lunch alone, need a ultra-hd tv, and I'm not even starting with 3d here ...
the only thing you have a chance to be nsa-free would be something without any US involvement
k, noted ... it actually is km/h in my native tongue (austrian ... not to be confused with german) and was just like "nah, can't be the same, lets write it the same way the write mph".
so why not divide by 1.6? People using MPH are the extreme minority on a global scale anyhow
huuuuuge +1, SI UNITS!!!
Only the US-Tards use MPH and the rest of the world is confused.
jeah, well, having to vacuum things out every few months is non-optional with any cooling solution (except maybe for passive water cooling - passive referring to the radiator, not using no pump)
seriously, 99% of the time the boxed cooler cuts it just fine (also regarding noise level), and you dont have to fiddle around so much.
seriously, who else gets eye strain the instant he clicks that link?
always the same, ultra-capitalist companies (banks, nuclear power plant operators) mess stuff up big time and once the profits are reaped by the bosses and the system crashes, they cry for the government to help and patch everything up again - spend billions of our all money - because the companies and people who pulled out literally billions upon billions of profits cant be bothered to do their share.