It takes only one smart guy to keep the science right, it takes a team to do comedy right. Comedy is harder than science... I know that because I've been here long enough. (Wait, does my username still make sense?)
BBT is comedy for anybody who remembers their high school science, and the cute girl factor is a reminder that you get girls to do that when you're that smart.
There's a problem at Google right now... it's Y2K search engine is superior to the one that they're offering today. I don't mind the including of AdWords sponsors, but the way they're bossing around the non-shaded parts of the screen is getting to be troubling. Additionally, the major content providers are bossing around Google Search.... I think we need a fresh crawl of the Internet by somebody else.
All of the religious texts exist because of the Gutenberg press concepts... first thing mass printed was The Bible, then people who couldn't agree with it started printing their own.
That definition of a driver-less car is called a "Fiat" and only safe when nobody else is on the road near it. Collision detection for cars is a little slow to react right now... humans are better at spotting a car on the screen and through the windshield than current non-visual tech.
Uhm, you're confused bankers on Wall Street are doing just fine moving the cash around... it's the traders instructions they follow, and the traders who are making the mistakes right now.
Yep, once we hit 6 Mb per screen we should be all set... that's the speed compressed HD video moves at at most. Anything that moves faster than a 1080p screen can't be represented by humans that fast, until we get to 4Kx1080.
Liability law needs to be rewritten... whoever inputs the bad command should be responsible for the accident if there is one. Therefore, there must be "black box" logging telling where the command came from. If the analysts say the car control people sent the command, then they're the ones who have to pay.
Most "driverless car" situations involve a human with controls sitting on the other side of a radio signal connection... if the human in the car and controller in the "studio" can't match, then they're going to end up fighting over the wheel, and it'll be impossible to determine the proper angle.
Server Guy: I only want to give my information to the people who lead to ad revenue or sales, everyone else is a waste of my server. User: I want access to all of Internet, not just some of it.
In another thread, somebody pointed out that it was the Washington Post was divested from the Washington Post Company, leaving it as The Slate Group because they sold the piece that generated the company name.
I don't think you need a new currency for that... just providers willing to track fractions of a penny. Right now, there's nobody offering that service, but it could be implemented once somebody figures out the right way to charge fees for that.
That's a roller-coaster chart. Two incidents of being propped up... then a solid downhill with a few bumps for the rest of the time. Wasn't this near a zero three years ago? Guess where it's headed back to...
It wasn't possible until Amazon wrote an API that notices a title an inserts the correct listing on their site. Remember, Bezos owns both WaPo and Amazon....
The content-sales line has been blurred beyond repair. In-text ads like this has been a dream of the ad buyers since day one of the web, and they're starting to become acceptable. It's now inappropriate to talk about a title in Amazon's collection without a hyperlink to that page, and Amazon will gladly pay on a sale of that item from a customer that comes that way.
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Uhm... you're trying to do The Slashdot Interview without mentioning that phrase in the story. Taco, please send a memo to the editors.
It takes only one smart guy to keep the science right, it takes a team to do comedy right. Comedy is harder than science... I know that because I've been here long enough. (Wait, does my username still make sense?)
BBT is comedy for anybody who remembers their high school science, and the cute girl factor is a reminder that you get girls to do that when you're that smart.
There's a problem at Google right now... it's Y2K search engine is superior to the one that they're offering today. I don't mind the including of AdWords sponsors, but the way they're bossing around the non-shaded parts of the screen is getting to be troubling. Additionally, the major content providers are bossing around Google Search.... I think we need a fresh crawl of the Internet by somebody else.
Comcast aims to be a common carrier which means they don't censor their system unless some court tells them to.
If you download at 12 Mb while you sleep, you'll spend all your waking day watching what you got.
All of the religious texts exist because of the Gutenberg press concepts... first thing mass printed was The Bible, then people who couldn't agree with it started printing their own.
That definition of a driver-less car is called a "Fiat" and only safe when nobody else is on the road near it. Collision detection for cars is a little slow to react right now... humans are better at spotting a car on the screen and through the windshield than current non-visual tech.
Those who are wrong hate communication because it allows the good-doers to take over.
Religion isn't always right... they don't teach facts, they teach opinions.
Uhm, you're confused bankers on Wall Street are doing just fine moving the cash around... it's the traders instructions they follow, and the traders who are making the mistakes right now.
Yep, once we hit 6 Mb per screen we should be all set... that's the speed compressed HD video moves at at most. Anything that moves faster than a 1080p screen can't be represented by humans that fast, until we get to 4Kx1080.
I'm wondering where Slashdot went wrong.... in the time I was in college, I got the 5s and the controversial people got the -1s.
Liability law needs to be rewritten... whoever inputs the bad command should be responsible for the accident if there is one. Therefore, there must be "black box" logging telling where the command came from. If the analysts say the car control people sent the command, then they're the ones who have to pay.
Most "driverless car" situations involve a human with controls sitting on the other side of a radio signal connection... if the human in the car and controller in the "studio" can't match, then they're going to end up fighting over the wheel, and it'll be impossible to determine the proper angle.
Server Guy: I only want to give my information to the people who lead to ad revenue or sales, everyone else is a waste of my server.
User: I want access to all of Internet, not just some of it.
We're going to have a problem here....
Guess they only implement the even numbered IP sets... IPv8 anyone?
In another thread, somebody pointed out that it was the Washington Post was divested from the Washington Post Company, leaving it as The Slate Group because they sold the piece that generated the company name.
I don't think you need a new currency for that... just providers willing to track fractions of a penny. Right now, there's nobody offering that service, but it could be implemented once somebody figures out the right way to charge fees for that.
Okay... so Washington Post Company sold the Washington Post... how confusing. Thanks for the correction.
"So you're the cookie-blocker coming from IP address......" Sorry, sites will figure out who you are somehow.
That's a roller-coaster chart. Two incidents of being propped up... then a solid downhill with a few bumps for the rest of the time. Wasn't this near a zero three years ago? Guess where it's headed back to...
IPv6 didn't improve enough to be two versions ahead... let's start work on IPv7+!
It wasn't possible until Amazon wrote an API that notices a title an inserts the correct listing on their site. Remember, Bezos owns both WaPo and Amazon....
The content-sales line has been blurred beyond repair. In-text ads like this has been a dream of the ad buyers since day one of the web, and they're starting to become acceptable. It's now inappropriate to talk about a title in Amazon's collection without a hyperlink to that page, and Amazon will gladly pay on a sale of that item from a customer that comes that way.