Most of the rest of the "democartic" world doesn't have a bipartisan hegemony (well, most if you ignore the China).
As a 3rd party gains traction election after election, more people will believe that a 3rd option is possible.
If you're not a drama queen that thinks that Trump will be the last US president, then voting for a 3rd party was the smartest choice as a long term strategy.
Never thought about it but you're right, it's nonsense.
If APIs can't be copyrighted, and your code is not GPL, but you don't bundle the required library together with the application you should be clear.
But if you make an installer that downloads the required libraries, prompts the user for confirmation and shows the GPL license, technically you're not bundling the DLL and common sense says it should be legal.
On the other hand, common sense says that torrents and youtube download link generators should be legal, but judges don't think the same about it.
That's a slippery slope, if an American agency is ever caught hacking via remote infrastructure, it may be treated as sovereignty violation and thus an act of War.
Of course nobody would do anything against the Big Bully, until you get a government crazy enough to do. We had a Chavez, we have a Kim, we may even have a Trump, so I'd rather not have that sort of jurisprudence.
As far as I know, live activities use stenotypers. Maybe they started using speech recognition for live captioning because it's cheaper, but it's the first time I've heard about it.
There are 2 pictures on TFA and I couldn't find a difference to LXDE besides the bar being on top.
They probably made something else in those 2 years, but It's not mentioned on the resume and I'm too lazy to read the article.
Today's 16 and even 32 bits are at the same price than 8 bits for the same type of target and have more support,
You can only justify 8bits if you have an already tested and production ready product. And even then, if you need incremental development over that product, restarting at 32 might be cheaper.
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Most of the rest of the "democartic" world doesn't have a bipartisan hegemony (well, most if you ignore the China). As a 3rd party gains traction election after election, more people will believe that a 3rd option is possible.
If you're not a drama queen that thinks that Trump will be the last US president, then voting for a 3rd party was the smartest choice as a long term strategy.
I read so mumbo jumbo that efficiency might reduce with speed. In that case the critical velocity might not be reached.
If this is paper is released it'd be the 3rd independent experiment that concludes that thrust is actually produced beyond the measurement error.
You forgot people hiring a hitman
Is Jamal a low class black name, or just a black name ?
Just try google images for "Jamal" vs "Christopher", then come back saying there's no strong correlation.
Could you point to some data backing that? It's the first time I heard about that.
That's easy to test, repeat the experiment with 2 variables: black vs white, "bad" source/destination vs "good" source/destination.
even 50% in a country with 10% black population seems pretty black to me.
What Training Helps Older Programmers Most?
Physical one. Running or even walking would be a grate start.
Disclaimer: didn't RTFS
Never thought about it but you're right, it's nonsense.
If APIs can't be copyrighted, and your code is not GPL, but you don't bundle the required library together with the application you should be clear.
But if you make an installer that downloads the required libraries, prompts the user for confirmation and shows the GPL license, technically you're not bundling the DLL and common sense says it should be legal.
On the other hand, common sense says that torrents and youtube download link generators should be legal, but judges don't think the same about it.
I don't know, after Operation Sundevil I think it was made clear that you don't fuck with the 911.
So he's responsible enough to go to jail for negligence doing a job (or go to war) , but he's not responsible enough to buy a beer.
This, I use them on (probably printed) documents like CVs
That's a slippery slope, if an American agency is ever caught hacking via remote infrastructure, it may be treated as sovereignty violation and thus an act of War.
Of course nobody would do anything against the Big Bully, until you get a government crazy enough to do. We had a Chavez, we have a Kim, we may even have a Trump, so I'd rather not have that sort of jurisprudence.
Hasn't anybody thought about a HTML5 type gui for Linux running under a stripped(limit attacks) down apache server?
Firefox did. Firefox OS was recently cancelled.
gimp, libreoffice and inkscape can be run headless for batch processing tasks, if that's what you mean.
The issue with auto correct is that it takes damn long to prevent it from correcting not recognized words.
As far as I know, live activities use stenotypers. Maybe they started using speech recognition for live captioning because it's cheaper, but it's the first time I've heard about it.
There is another instance. When google suggest something and you correct it (or don't), you're collaborating with it's supervised learning.
There are 2 pictures on TFA and I couldn't find a difference to LXDE besides the bar being on top.
They probably made something else in those 2 years, but It's not mentioned on the resume and I'm too lazy to read the article.
and ubiquitous platform were SMS is not free
I've heard about that, but does anybody know about the time / money required to contami^b^b^b^b^b heat Mars enough to sustain plants?
Today's 16 and even 32 bits are at the same price than 8 bits for the same type of target and have more support,
You can only justify 8bits if you have an already tested and production ready product. And even then, if you need incremental development over that product, restarting at 32 might be cheaper.
Free Speech Zones, don't forget about those.
Not dolphins, orcas... And I've seen dogs kill lots of stuff for fun.