Intel doesn't need a Lisa Su. They need a Rory Read. If they fibd a Rory Read, then he will be able to pass the company to some Lisa Su. Hint: Rory hired Lisa.
openssl had 10 severe vulnerabilities caused by those "senior" programmers. You don't get my point anyway. If you want certified or "safe" s/w, you're off to corporate s/w(a.k.a. closed source). OSS comes with this(example from GPL): THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM âoeAS ISâ WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
at its finest. OK, let's paint the big picture here. The E.U. just prints money. Every "green", "OSS", or any similar move that they've done, has been initiated because they wanted to absorb a buttload of money. e.g. there are many members of the e.u. parliament, with ties to "green" companies, that have been getting many years money due to their "green" operations.
Now, what's this "initiative"? This is probably the same high corruption scum. These projects could've been funded, with manpower ofc, not direct funding, in order to help free s/w. A 90k bounty for a bug doesn't solve the problem. A 2 year contract for graduate with 90k in total, could've benefited such projects in greater extend by just fixing a bug. You could help a graduate start filling his CV, you could give man power to projects that need it and in the end those people could fix critical bugs, non-critical ones and even contribute more features. Bug bounty hunting for non-corporate s/w is wasteful and doesn't help neither(is this considered a double negative?) the project that much, nor contributes back to developers who want to work on it but don't have the experience to deal with those bugs *in-time*.
the company never claimed that they are going to demonstrate a robot, the TV journalist claimed it. This is not a case of a corporate scum, but a stupid journalist.
last 2-3 gens of apple laptops have been having dead keyboards due to dust. I've never seen any laptop having such issues with dust. You maybe have to clean the cooler grills after a decade of use, but that's it.
"Americans want to be abused. I wish Americans had a functioning brain." do you see how easy it is to find the source of the problem? Why would your government intervene, when you want to sign a contract that has so many constraints? Why would you support a service that is after your money and doesn't respect you as a customer.
This is one of the reasons that "free market" fails, because customers are stupid and when they fuck up they want their Daddy to take care of the bad guys.
cloud is fancy talk for servers and servers tend to need a lot of juice. There have been numerous attempts to make the transition to arm-based solutions but many big companies, but haven't got too far: amd, qualcomm, cavium, dell, hp, softiron, etc. I don't know why everyone reacts as if it's the first time we see this? Outside of a very specific spectrum, arm servers cannot offer much.
"As website blocking has had a positive impact in other countries without significant unintended consequences, the U.S. should reconsider adding this to its anti-piracy tool box," the RIAA and NMPA write."
as a troubled mind once said "Dismantling meritocracy is a step in the direction of both dismantling the patriarchy and the system of white supremacy." So, it seems that Trump is very progressive. He is beating white supremacy and patriarchy by battling meritocracy... and what a greater example of battling meritocracy, when you apply nepotism, either with family, friends, comrades, e.t.c.
the only mistake I see is using superlative, instead of comparative, and that's because I changed the last part of the sentence and forgot to fix the previous. Stop assuming people's preferences on Koreans. Also, my pronouns are zero/one and I am non-binary.
Slashdot Mirror
"A Feature in iOS Allows One To Access Someone's iPhone Camera And Microphone and record everything"
ftfy.
Facetime devs did nothing wrong. They used this feature(it's not a bug) to improve their normie user experience.
I don't want to argue with idiots, so I'll leave this here.
Yikes, libtards... smh.
Intel doesn't need a Lisa Su.
They need a Rory Read. If they fibd a Rory Read, then he will be able to pass the company to some Lisa Su.
Hint: Rory hired Lisa.
>implying
openssl had 10 severe vulnerabilities caused by those "senior" programmers.
You don't get my point anyway.
If you want certified or "safe" s/w, you're off to corporate s/w(a.k.a. closed source). OSS comes with this(example from GPL):
THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM âoeAS ISâ WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
at its finest.
OK, let's paint the big picture here.
The E.U. just prints money. Every "green", "OSS", or any similar move that they've done, has been initiated because they wanted to absorb a buttload of money.
e.g. there are many members of the e.u. parliament, with ties to "green" companies, that have been getting many years money due to their "green" operations.
Now, what's this "initiative"? This is probably the same high corruption scum. These projects could've been funded, with manpower ofc, not direct funding, in order to help free s/w. A 90k bounty for a bug doesn't solve the problem.
A 2 year contract for graduate with 90k in total, could've benefited such projects in greater extend by just fixing a bug. You could help a graduate start filling his CV, you could give man power to projects that need it and in the end those people could fix critical bugs, non-critical ones and even contribute more features.
Bug bounty hunting for non-corporate s/w is wasteful and doesn't help neither(is this considered a double negative?) the project that much, nor contributes back to developers who want to work on it but don't have the experience to deal with those bugs *in-time*.
sad merchant
in a more woke /. :
quote1: Israel has the solution, a wall.
quote2: and they made USA pay for it!
that's a lot of gender studies graduates.
the company never claimed that they are going to demonstrate a robot, the TV journalist claimed it.
This is not a case of a corporate scum, but a stupid journalist.
last 2-3 gens of apple laptops have been having dead keyboards due to dust.
I've never seen any laptop having such issues with dust.
You maybe have to clean the cooler grills after a decade of use, but that's it.
"Americans want to be abused.
I wish Americans had a functioning brain."
do you see how easy it is to find the source of the problem?
Why would your government intervene, when you want to sign a contract that has so many constraints?
Why would you support a service that is after your money and doesn't respect you as a customer.
This is one of the reasons that "free market" fails, because customers are stupid and when they fuck up they want their Daddy to take care of the bad guys.
5. Your mom
no u
cloud is fancy talk for servers and servers tend to need a lot of juice.
There have been numerous attempts to make the transition to arm-based solutions but many big companies, but haven't got too far: amd, qualcomm, cavium, dell, hp, softiron, etc.
I don't know why everyone reacts as if it's the first time we see this?
Outside of a very specific spectrum, arm servers cannot offer much.
"As website blocking has had a positive impact in other countries without significant unintended consequences, the U.S. should reconsider adding this to its anti-piracy tool box," the RIAA and NMPA write."
https://www.engadget.com/2017/...
the problem with intel is that they don't even have a first gen chip.
not using Intel modems CONFIRMED.
as a troubled mind once said
"Dismantling meritocracy is a step in the direction of both dismantling the patriarchy and the system of white supremacy."
So, it seems that Trump is very progressive. He is beating white supremacy and patriarchy by battling meritocracy... and what a greater example of battling meritocracy, when you apply nepotism, either with family, friends, comrades, e.t.c.
the only mistake I see is using superlative, instead of comparative, and that's because I changed the last part of the sentence and forgot to fix the previous.
Stop assuming people's preferences on Koreans.
Also, my pronouns are zero/one and I am non-binary.
same thing with South Korea and North Korea, but in both cases the latter is best than the former.
by 2020
I was referring to this
https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-...
some of those don't have nUMA... so it's literally 2 chips glued together.
A 1.5 years ago: Glued together CPUs BAD
Now: Glued together CPUs GOOD
fuck... I should start reading the preview... the syntax is a mess and the mistakes are annoying... but you know what I mean.