It would have nailed the LA cop who, texting while driving, plowed into a cyclist who turned out to be Silicon Valley exec Milton Olin. But it wouldn't have done anything about the CopImmunity (tm) that protects ossifers who screw up. Being responsible for one's actions is for little people.
"Personally if Amazon drops Trump, I will make a point to buy more from them, even at a modest price increase per item."
So this 'relationship' by Amazon is carrying a line of Trump menswear?
Going into the primary season I was a Rand Paul voter, but the party changed the delegate rules to lock Paul out in case his open-market policies caused problems for any major party donors, like the pharma lobby. So I will probably support Trump just to spite the party apparatchiki
I still don't want anything on my wrist. It's an interesting remote control but doesn't have that killer app/functionality you get with other apple products.
This sentiment is a common one, but I see the Watch is Apple's probe into the acceptability of wearable tech in general, with the wrist being the one place where wearing a device is already widely accepted. What happens next depends on which specific uses must Watch users have for it. Would a pendant work for some users? A sensor-packed chest mount or insole?
As such, it can maintain a continuous display of some small subset of iPhone functions that you want to see most frequently. Whether that's your most recent text or the Dow-Jones, the usefulness of Watch depends on what current data you really need to have on your wrist.
"California voters will elect another Ronald Reagan for governor and close the mental hospitals again because it's socialism to provide for the less fortunate."
Alternatively, as indicated below, the villain was a guy names Milo Forman. They both hit California at the same time. Hence, the homeless problem.
Are we talking about a neutron source, like the Farnsworth Fusor? A good neutron source could supply subcritical fission reactions, those which operate only while the neutron source is running.
It is human nature to think of the natural world as a starting point, rather than what is in your view something to worship. In our scientific vanity, we insist on doing such things as making teosinte into maize. Please don't get in our way.
The flat-earthers can't touch a project when it's built in China. The new AP-1000s are going in there. This is where the Thirty Meter telescope should be built.
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Instead of looking for one, or a few, tiny probes somewhere in the vastness of the solar system, would it be easier to look for their return signals?
So why hasn't "someone" done this already?
This story made it, and the story about Elsevier's war on Sci-Hub didn't?
It would have nailed the LA cop who, texting while driving, plowed into a cyclist who turned out to be Silicon Valley exec Milton Olin. But it wouldn't have done anything about the CopImmunity (tm) that protects ossifers who screw up. Being responsible for one's actions is for little people.
"Personally if Amazon drops Trump, I will make a point to buy more from them, even at a modest price increase per item."
So this 'relationship' by Amazon is carrying a line of Trump menswear?
Going into the primary season I was a Rand Paul voter, but the party changed the delegate rules to lock Paul out in case his open-market policies caused problems for any major party donors, like the pharma lobby. So I will probably support Trump just to spite the party apparatchiki
Those are not Windows keys, but an updated version of the Command key.
BUT: if you do plug in a Microsoft keyboard, the Window key automatically gets used as the Command key.
"What do you mean? We are talking about a spacecraft here."
It's a reference to Shirtstorm, one of the primary examples that we of the dark side cite in our war against SJWs:
http://time.com/3589392/comet-...
"And its 2016 for dogs sake. Why can't I edit my posts and correct stupid typos?"
Like every other site in the known universe. You can even edit posts on Salon.com .
Devise a generally applicable antivirus for IoT devices.
Undoubtedly any such software would be OS-specific, which would quickly lead to pressure to standardize the operating systems on these devices.
I still don't want anything on my wrist. It's an interesting remote control but doesn't have that killer app/functionality you get with other apple products.
This sentiment is a common one, but I see the Watch is Apple's probe into the acceptability of wearable tech in general, with the wrist being the one place where wearing a device is already widely accepted. What happens next depends on which specific uses must Watch users have for it. Would a pendant work for some users? A sensor-packed chest mount or insole?
"The Apple Store is always busy with many employees helping customers. The Microsoft Store is always empty with a few employees standing around."
And note that the best Microsoft product, the Surface, costs more than the Apple equivalent.
As such, it can maintain a continuous display of some small subset of iPhone functions that you want to see most frequently. Whether that's your most recent text or the Dow-Jones, the usefulness of Watch depends on what current data you really need to have on your wrist.
Which testing is the exact point of this exercise.
Fun fact: right after the French Revolution, there really was a decimal time standard, with a 10-hour day, a 100-minute hour, and a 100-second minute.
Edit: That's "Milos Forman", with a hacek over the S. My keyboard can do it, but Slashdot's crappy Unicode implementation eats the character.
I'd rather have rich, intelligent, productive overlords than stupid, diseased, ignorant, lazy super predators getting my money.
Mod this one up!
"California voters will elect another Ronald Reagan for governor and close the mental hospitals again because it's socialism to provide for the less fortunate."
Alternatively, as indicated below, the villain was a guy names Milo Forman. They both hit California at the same time. Hence, the homeless problem.
Gee, somebody is afraid of a little competition, itching to return to the days when the AMA manipulated down the number of med school places.
The homeless problem is really a mental health problem. We need to open a new generation of mental hospitals to give them the treatment they need.
Are we talking about a neutron source, like the Farnsworth Fusor? A good neutron source could supply subcritical fission reactions, those which operate only while the neutron source is running.
Trump also promises to get the aliens to pay for the Dyson sphere. Just one problem: what are we going to do with that giant pile of xygrax skins?
"What if the truth is that Monica is an alien?"
So that's where the seminal receptacles are on her species!
This could really cause problems if you try that with a USB-C port.
It is human nature to think of the natural world as a starting point, rather than what is in your view something to worship. In our scientific vanity, we insist on doing such things as making teosinte into maize. Please don't get in our way.
The flat-earthers can't touch a project when it's built in China. The new AP-1000s are going in there. This is where the Thirty Meter telescope should be built.