I looked into using license-free microwave and radio for doing backup. It was amazingly inexpensive. You can get BOTH ends of a 48mbps link for a couple grand. There are a lot of possibilities with this technology too. You can share the cost of bringing fiber into a building with the buildings nearby. I evaluated this product a few months back, looks like the price went up just a bit so I'd shop around: FibeAir 4800.
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Kinda, yes.
Javascript Library Performance Test Roundup - http://jst.pbwiki.com/
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"Traditional" asteroid hunts are EXPENSIVE.
Why don't they make use of open source software? Sasteroids is free.
I looked into using license-free microwave and radio for doing backup. It was amazingly inexpensive. You can get BOTH ends of a 48mbps link for a couple grand. There are a lot of possibilities with this technology too. You can share the cost of bringing fiber into a building with the buildings nearby. I evaluated this product a few months back, looks like the price went up just a bit so I'd shop around: FibeAir 4800.
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It's the video that never ends: neverending.tv
the youtube video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=9G7gq7GQ71c
something else random: http://www.neverending.tv/
How can something "nearly complete" be a candidate for release? Unless they are considering releasing THAT BUILD, it's not a true RC.
If someone steals my car, should I be less upset in a larger universe?
"Sorry about the dimensions of your new organ. We couldn't get the printer off 'Landscape mode'".
Exactly what presentation problem are you trying to solve? Make it look prettier?
Yes.
They choose basic because that is probably the only language that processor can be programmed in.
You don't program such chips with high-level languages like C & C++. Typically you only use assembly language or other machine-level codes.
The basic-like language (not really a subset, btw) was just provided as a convenience to the programmers.
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