The F22 Raptor is probably better suited at air combat against another 4-5th gen fighter.
The new Sukoi T-50 is more of a 4.5 gen fighter with frontal stealth but poor-to-medium side and rear radar signature and heat trails due to the external double-thrusters.
Unless they come in head-to-head, I dont think a T-50 has a chance against a F35. And dog fighting (avoidance of which is the whole point of stealth) is best serverd to the bi-axial thrust-vectoring of the F22.
While I replace my engine in my turbo Caliber, I bought a junker daily driver: a Saturn SL-1 1996. Only 132k KM on it. It drives better than the new Pontiac Sunfire I had bought in 96 and shows no rusts. I can't stop kicking the plastic door so much it's fun.
Should have bought a Saturn back in 96.
This shows that sometimes, good stuff can go extinct. And that includes phones.
We all love our smart phones (currently sport a 6+) but the old phones were good at what they were designed, too. And very cheap.
Hum. Apple TV has existed for years. They just never marketed it.
This new one is just a a 3rd gen.
It's always been an internet device. And it can access content off your networked Macs. I use RipIt to rip my DVDs into iTunes for access off all my devices (iOS, Apple TV & other Macs).
The Apple TV is simply a purpose- specialized screen-less iPhone, essentially.
This said, a bit more obscure was Oberon-F. Purely an academic system but it had interesting ideas such as bytecode (before Java) and running-code embedding of UI in text files. That was oddly cool. Apple tried that in OpenDoc but the whole thing failed miserably.
I had only bought my brand new Mac SE at the time I visited the Montreal Mac Club where the owners of Metcom introduced their new Metcom Modula-2. Only reference I could find is a MacGUI announcement dated '88.
Metcom would later rebrand as Metroworks and the M2 compiler/IDE would grow to become the famed CodeWarrior dev environment that completely took over Mac development at the switch to PPC, because Apple's MPW was lacking in support of their own architecture (Oh! the sweet revenge that was ProjectBuilder).
I still have the original Metcom Modula-2 binders and the rebranded Metroworks Modula-2 hard-cover bound books (the yellow series). Out of nostalgia, I crack the books open once in a while. The smell bring back memories. I shipped a few apps in M-2.
Kinda liked Reagan. He managed to beat out USSR through a well crafted arms race to drive it down financially. Cost the US a lot, but no blood was shed and the USSR broke up. Bush senior was OK. Gulf was was warranted and he did not exceed the UN mandate. Saddam thought he could screw with Kuwait and he was put in his place. Clinton (with balls) did wonders for your economy. Bush junior was a fucking liar and sellout. Part of the murderous bunch that ought to be charged. Will never happen of course. Obama lacked the balls to truly bring change (and hope) for the US. Of course, Senate and Congress did nothing to ease his tenure. I'm actually surprised he made it through his two mandate without getting JFK-ed out. His drone program (essentially a continuation of the killers' program) made things worse IMO.
No one in the USA cares about their privacy or their rights, so long as it's not about burning tires or shooting guns.
No mater how much scandals are thrown to the public, be it NSA related or even fake evidence leading to Iraq fiasco for the benefit of the murderous clan of the Cheney group, from Bush puppet to Rice accessory through 45$/gallon kerosene sold by Halliburton to USA Army corps, hundreds of thousands of civilians ground to a pulp to the blatant misuse of US treasury by lord how many agencies to feed off the public insecurities with TSA leading the front of nosiness, no one cares.
You can throw more of it. Everybody's senses have been reduced to a gentle numb.
So, Symantec can keep publishing their finds. They may make a bit more money off of it, and NSA will continue it's game. Unimpeded.
(wow it's been a long week... I may be frustrated a tad)
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She probably left saying "Ah fork it!"
The F22 Raptor is probably better suited at air combat against another 4-5th gen fighter.
The new Sukoi T-50 is more of a 4.5 gen fighter with frontal stealth but poor-to-medium side and rear radar signature and heat trails due to the external double-thrusters.
Unless they come in head-to-head, I dont think a T-50 has a chance against a F35. And dog fighting (avoidance of which is the whole point of stealth) is best serverd to the bi-axial thrust-vectoring of the F22.
Because drone latency makes it impossible for them to replace eyes in the field.
The bike part.
While I replace my engine in my turbo Caliber, I bought a junker daily driver: a Saturn SL-1 1996. Only 132k KM on it. It drives better than the new Pontiac Sunfire I had bought in 96 and shows no rusts. I can't stop kicking the plastic door so much it's fun.
Should have bought a Saturn back in 96.
This shows that sometimes, good stuff can go extinct. And that includes phones.
We all love our smart phones (currently sport a 6+) but the old phones were good at what they were designed, too. And very cheap.
My 6+ cost me more than my Saturn!
Yet can't make a vette take a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
We're using Cisco's VPNs at the office and I've not observed it to be broken under iOS 9. Ditto for a colleague of mine.
Metric.
And who are you exactly?
Photonic fences as used against mosquyito could be adapted for enforcing drone-less zones.
It's a felony to fly an airplane in the tall building.
No one cares for Mars. It's a frikin dead rock. There are so much better exploration targets out there.
The only ads you'll have will come from Mosanto.
Hum. Apple TV has existed for years. They just never marketed it.
This new one is just a a 3rd gen.
It's always been an internet device. And it can access content off your networked Macs. I use RipIt to rip my DVDs into iTunes for access off all my devices (iOS, Apple TV & other Macs).
The Apple TV is simply a purpose- specialized screen-less iPhone, essentially.
Is that why she kept complaining about seeing the ruskies from her backyard?
Lumps?
This said, a bit more obscure was Oberon-F. Purely an academic system but it had interesting ideas such as bytecode (before Java) and running-code embedding of UI in text files. That was oddly cool. Apple tried that in OpenDoc but the whole thing failed miserably.
Modula-2!
I had only bought my brand new Mac SE at the time I visited the Montreal Mac Club where the owners of Metcom introduced their new Metcom Modula-2. Only reference I could find is a MacGUI announcement dated '88.
Metcom would later rebrand as Metroworks and the M2 compiler/IDE would grow to become the famed CodeWarrior dev environment that completely took over Mac development at the switch to PPC, because Apple's MPW was lacking in support of their own architecture (Oh! the sweet revenge that was ProjectBuilder).
I still have the original Metcom Modula-2 binders and the rebranded Metroworks Modula-2 hard-cover bound books (the yellow series). Out of nostalgia, I crack the books open once in a while. The smell bring back memories. I shipped a few apps in M-2.
How big is that in football fields?
Not much of a piece. City is the winner here.
https://www.iter.org/
Start date: 2020.
Doesn't have to boil down to an armed militia but damn... where's the outrage? People should at least voice their concern.
Kinda liked Reagan. He managed to beat out USSR through a well crafted arms race to drive it down financially. Cost the US a lot, but no blood was shed and the USSR broke up.
Bush senior was OK. Gulf was was warranted and he did not exceed the UN mandate. Saddam thought he could screw with Kuwait and he was put in his place.
Clinton (with balls) did wonders for your economy.
Bush junior was a fucking liar and sellout. Part of the murderous bunch that ought to be charged. Will never happen of course.
Obama lacked the balls to truly bring change (and hope) for the US. Of course, Senate and Congress did nothing to ease his tenure. I'm actually surprised he made it through his two mandate without getting JFK-ed out. His drone program (essentially a continuation of the killers' program) made things worse IMO.
No one in the USA cares about their privacy or their rights, so long as it's not about burning tires or shooting guns.
No mater how much scandals are thrown to the public, be it NSA related or even fake evidence leading to Iraq fiasco for the benefit of the murderous clan of the Cheney group, from Bush puppet to Rice accessory through 45$/gallon kerosene sold by Halliburton to USA Army corps, hundreds of thousands of civilians ground to a pulp to the blatant misuse of US treasury by lord how many agencies to feed off the public insecurities with TSA leading the front of nosiness, no one cares.
You can throw more of it. Everybody's senses have been reduced to a gentle numb.
So, Symantec can keep publishing their finds. They may make a bit more money off of it, and NSA will continue it's game. Unimpeded.
(wow it's been a long week... I may be frustrated a tad)
Masturbation. By all means, the very worse thing for me as a developer would be going blind.