No, the Turk is for situations which computers CAN'T do well.
On the other hand, they're probably storing all the information to help train computers in the future.
But because it translates from English, they just have to add text-to-speech so we can talk to the Sumerians.
I'm not saying they're in any condition to respond.
"Alum powder, found amongst spices at most grocery stores, is used in pickling recipes as a preservative, to maintain crispness, and as an ingredient in some play dough recipes."
I wonder if they also calculated how much they lose from Linux developers not helping them debug their software; I also am less likely to help them. Outside developers, that is, as a significant fraction of a company's developers are certain to be Linux users (that's what I hear when I talk to them).
Before they start reverse-engineering drivers, first clearly document the manufacturer's failure. For years I've been avoiding giving such manufacturers any of my money. I'm quite willing to help them fail faster in the marketplace.
Not a mosquito zapper. Mosquito Hunter (TM). Everyone picks up a wireless controller on their way to the back yard, sit down, and fly their little glowing fighter planes around the yard. You lose points for targeting a dragonfly.
Actually, the ad was just a black square. They're using some format which needs an add-on which my browser doesn't have. Someone valued their artistry more than showing me what they wanted to sell.
A dedicated Ethernet cable is also a serial line. Using TCP/IP on it helps ensure the data gets to the other end of the wire. Whether you use direct cabling or a logging-only LAN depends upon your needs, but I rather doubt you have so much logging traffic that it floods a LAN devoted to logging.
It's not easy to create a winged vehicle because the thin atmosphere means the wings have to be huge. But they can't use huge wings because they would first have to withstand orbital-speed entry heating and deceleration. If the wings aren't huge then they have to fly very fast in order to get enough lift. But there is no runway so they have to land slowly with huge wheels...or land on rockets.
Or start shipping the human living quarters, with robots assembling it, and putting all the packing peanuts in a crater for use during the landing.
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Shouldn't Python 3000 include a giant animated foot and silhouettes of the audience cracking jokes?
No, the Turk is for situations which computers CAN'T do well.
On the other hand, they're probably storing all the information to help train computers in the future.
But can I get some /. karma if I find him?
... a hill? Think "I think I can, I think I can!"
But because it translates from English, they just have to add text-to-speech so we can talk to the Sumerians.
I'm not saying they're in any condition to respond.
Can Collanos be used for arbitrary files?
"Alum powder, found amongst spices at most grocery stores, is used in pickling recipes as a preservative, to maintain crispness, and as an ingredient in some play dough recipes."
So you want to put him in a pickle?
I wonder if they also calculated how much they lose from Linux developers not helping them debug their software; I also am less likely to help them. Outside developers, that is, as a significant fraction of a company's developers are certain to be Linux users (that's what I hear when I talk to them).
Before they start reverse-engineering drivers, first clearly document the manufacturer's failure. For years I've been avoiding giving such manufacturers any of my money. I'm quite willing to help them fail faster in the marketplace.
Not a mosquito zapper. Mosquito Hunter (TM). Everyone picks up a wireless controller on their way to the back yard, sit down, and fly their little glowing fighter planes around the yard. You lose points for targeting a dragonfly.
Science fiction movies have been showing us for years that future computers spew fountains of sparks at the slightest disturbance. And soon they will.
The Nile is a warm river in Egypt.
Actually, the ad was just a black square. They're using some format which needs an add-on which my browser doesn't have. Someone valued their artistry more than showing me what they wanted to sell.
Won't do you any good to try to keep it. We'll just lift it.
I, for one, wish the Flash ad window did not land on top of the first article.
A dedicated Ethernet cable is also a serial line. Using TCP/IP on it helps ensure the data gets to the other end of the wire. Whether you use direct cabling or a logging-only LAN depends upon your needs, but I rather doubt you have so much logging traffic that it floods a LAN devoted to logging.
Well, is it easier to walk on concrete or snow, sand or mud? And are they doing anything to capture the energy of motion of the train?
So where can I get some footage from NZ? I have a sudden need to create some satire.
"Snape kills Trinity with Rosebud"
Unfortunately, that doesn't seemed as far-fetched as it should be, based upon recent activities by lawyers working for several organizations.
The safest seat on an airplane is the ejection seat.
I think they simply rolled the dice on this one.
Or start shipping the human living quarters, with robots assembling it, and putting all the packing peanuts in a crater for use during the landing.
How do we know it was done with a handheld camera? Looks like magic to me.