The 'web development' players 'making web pages' keep shooting themselves in the foot, it's time to start amputating the damage. Instead of educating better developers, it's time to take away their gun.
If you send four of the same info that might not get there, how would you know that someone didn't intercept one and let the rest pass by? Whoops, that would circumvent the basic security promise of the quantum entanglement theory.
How does this help anything, in practical terms? I mean if you don't know what is was you sent, how does it help to know what it was when someone gets it? If you mention the word entanglement I will hit you in the eye with a bazzillion photons of 'unknown' state.
We need a cure before it gets out of hand. How much energy does it take to make something practical out of this vs how much you might get over it's lifespan? I wonder if a paper-sized sheet could power a mechanical clock. Hey the clocked stopped, the wifi must be down:D
But once it is complete, boom! One unforeseen problem and suddenly the power grid is down and now internet is down and now nothing wants to come back up because A service needs B service, which needs C service, which won't start until A service is back up, all while F service decides there is a problem and tells A service to wait to restart until Z service is restored, which depends on B...
This isn't about stealing, it is about wiping out the records of everyone's numeric monetary assets just to fuck up the entire system - it's just gone. If they instead wipe out all the records of debt - well, we all should have been in debt!
I can't be the only one that finds a dark background and white text easier on the eyes. It is just more comfortable. Modern UIs are like staring at a bright light bulb all day. I guess they are fine outdoors and under bright lights, but in normal inside lighting conditions, especially in a home all white is just annoying. Paper products are like this because paper is inherently light, and reflected light works well there. Computers are shining lights into your eyes, it is a completely different medium - I wish manufacturers would realize this - they killed off paper now stop trying to imitate it.
It's mostly online only. Even if you can find a box with a cd or dvd in it, it probably requires online activation. I still have my games (and other things) from years-gone-by, and if I install them from the distribution disk they still work. How is anyone going to be able to do that with anything released in the past decade or so... modern games are going to be quickly forgotten.
I would love to see that list. Probably includes pizza delivery, magazine subscriptions, lawn care, grocery store toilet paper runs... How many actually went into manufacturing their product? We know it wasn't screws.
mishandled the data and was to blame for the data leak
Stop passing the buck, if you paid them then your company shares the blame. Now when will companies like this start losing their corporate charter? This is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like an exploding development. In all seriousness, why can't they promote from within? This is like the musical chair CEO thing, and that always ends so well.
You gave a nice description, but I am sure my fellow readers are dying to know what a swapchain is. I hope it isn't some shamefully stolen buzzword from those blockheads.
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It would leave them where they belong - not in a web browser.
The 'web development' players 'making web pages' keep shooting themselves in the foot, it's time to start amputating the damage. Instead of educating better developers, it's time to take away their gun.
This is why well established insured banking establishments are used. But hey, it was your money - do what you want with it, they didn't!
What happens when it hits a prism?
If you send four of the same info that might not get there, how would you know that someone didn't intercept one and let the rest pass by? Whoops, that would circumvent the basic security promise of the quantum entanglement theory.
How does this help anything, in practical terms? I mean if you don't know what is was you sent, how does it help to know what it was when someone gets it? If you mention the word entanglement I will hit you in the eye with a bazzillion photons of 'unknown' state.
Thanks for mentioning Weather Underground, I really really miss Intellicast even though it has only been gone for two weeks, such a shame :(
..Considering the way politically charged topics make it to news sites everywhere, regardless of that sites primary subject. They hit a home run.
We need a cure before it gets out of hand. How much energy does it take to make something practical out of this vs how much you might get over it's lifespan? I wonder if a paper-sized sheet could power a mechanical clock. Hey the clocked stopped, the wifi must be down :D
This is all the internet has devolved into, for pretty much everything on the internet.
Hipsters gotta be hip! in seriousness, SOMEONE has to test these things before they go beta. SOMEONE does test things at google before release, right?
But once it is complete, boom! One unforeseen problem and suddenly the power grid is down and now internet is down and now nothing wants to come back up because A service needs B service, which needs C service, which won't start until A service is back up, all while F service decides there is a problem and tells A service to wait to restart until Z service is restored, which depends on B...
This isn't about stealing, it is about wiping out the records of everyone's numeric monetary assets just to fuck up the entire system - it's just gone. If they instead wipe out all the records of debt - well, we all should have been in debt!
I can't be the only one that finds a dark background and white text easier on the eyes. It is just more comfortable. Modern UIs are like staring at a bright light bulb all day. I guess they are fine outdoors and under bright lights, but in normal inside lighting conditions, especially in a home all white is just annoying. Paper products are like this because paper is inherently light, and reflected light works well there. Computers are shining lights into your eyes, it is a completely different medium - I wish manufacturers would realize this - they killed off paper now stop trying to imitate it.
It's mostly online only. Even if you can find a box with a cd or dvd in it, it probably requires online activation. I still have my games (and other things) from years-gone-by, and if I install them from the distribution disk they still work. How is anyone going to be able to do that with anything released in the past decade or so... modern games are going to be quickly forgotten.
They obviously need more grant money.
I don't see why they need broken up, they are at the point where they can't even make their own web browser.
I would love to see that list. Probably includes pizza delivery, magazine subscriptions, lawn care, grocery store toilet paper runs... How many actually went into manufacturing their product? We know it wasn't screws.
Quite an accomplishment, you managed to get score:-1, Insightful :D
Someone was gaming the system for profit. Inside job? Thanks, I will let myself out.
mishandled the data and was to blame for the data leak
Stop passing the buck, if you paid them then your company shares the blame. Now when will companies like this start losing their corporate charter? This is getting ridiculous.
Sounds like an exploding development. In all seriousness, why can't they promote from within? This is like the musical chair CEO thing, and that always ends so well.
You gave a nice description, but I am sure my fellow readers are dying to know what a swapchain is. I hope it isn't some shamefully stolen buzzword from those blockheads.
Most of those things already start making horrible noises well before they fail.
When they come to use their planet, we're doomed. Look what we did to it.