Actually, not being stuck with one particular game is kind of healthier and "less addicted". Chances are, other activities are considered as well, sooner or later.
and on a very large scale. I don't see why they should be treated different from creeps following people around, peeking through windows to see what they do. And while most stalkers do such things just for their personal satisfaction, Facebook does it also for money - selling the results of their stalking to others. Disgusting.
That article you linked is bullshit. Current retrofit-LEDs actually output less changing amounts of light than incandescent bulbs did. Not only because the electronics in them push less changing current through the light emitter, but also because the phosphate in the white LEDs has a significant "after glow" that further flattens the output luminance. You can check this yourself if you like: http://www.visosystems.com/pro... (this app puts out rather pessimistic values in comparison to professional testing equipment, but the effect is still the same).
In Germany at least, high-quality retro-fit LED "bulbs" emitting 806 lumens at a color temperature of 2700K with a CRI of 95 consuming 6.5 Watt are sold for about 3 Euro in single-piece quantities to end users. They are specified for 15,000 hours of operation (before the lumens emitted drop to 70%) and 50,000 switch cycles.
Like for example a "Code of Conduct" for priests elaborating how to have consensual sex with underage altar servers? That is what the catholic church is all about, right?
If you live in the EU, just have a look at for example this recent mainstream media broadcast from "Arte", a state-funded French-German channel: https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/...
(watch starting from position 01:05:03).
Anti vaccination propaganda is obviously not limited to the underbelly of the Internet.
I'm smelling another cost-savings opportunity for cheap airlines (like the ones who bought 737-MAX because "no training required"):
"Wanna get to your destination both cheap _and_ safely? Bring your own pilot! Plus get some bonus miles for each flight that you saved from crashing! For 1,000,000 bonus miles, earn an extra free manual to the aircraft, in case you need it!"
If only some genius would be able to come up with a method to penalize drivers distracted by texting - before any crash happens. Like, let's say, looking for drivers who text while driving. So sad that only all the non-police traffic participants can see texting drivers like every day, in every street, at every traffic light, while they remain completely invisible to police personnel, for whatever unidentified reason.
Well "light-hearted all-ages type games that Rovio produces" would not require any streaming from some remote server, anyway. Mobile devices are powerful enough to run them locally.
... because the mobile carriers already complain how expensive the 5G build-out will be, and they will certainly aim at increasing their profit margins, not lowering them.
The idea to stream games to mobile devices is dead on arrival due to the volume prices that haven't really changed for years - not with "3G", not with "4G". Streaming a 60fps 1080p action game will cost so much traffic that this is not going to fly.
there is very little relevant content hosted on ".eu" domains. Actually, ".eu" domains seem to have been so cheap to obtain that they have become used largely for weird search-engine-optimization pseudo web-presences.
I doubt any of the many.eu domains registered from UK will be missed by anyone.
While such automatic camera/alarm systems are installed in some pools in Europe, there is no legislation making this a requirement. In Germany, the first two such systems were installed in 2005, so indeed, the technology itself isn't quite new.
admittedly with a prize significantly lower than 10k, but still a valuable prize. But I did not put the text into some "terms & conditions" jungle, but in the monthly reports that I am asked to write by the supervisor of my supervisor, which is "assumed" to be read by everyone reporting to that supervisor. Guess what, so far no winner found my competition text. But I won a lot of time learning how stupid it would be of me to put significant effort into these reports. They just need to fill a page.
So the anorexic may be hit by self-driving cars more often. On the other hand, fugitives from jails in their vertical striped uniforms may be in grave danger near crosswalk signs. While the hypertonic will survive more often, their red faces being interpreted as red traffic lights.
Good morning, Corning! Your competitor Schott Glass has been selling such flexible, ultra-thin glasses since 2016. See also:
https://www.us.schott.com/adva...
Ah, btw., they have a sentence about this in their README.md:
"This project collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft"
(followed by some unapt attempt of justification).
It would not be a genuine Microsoft product if it did not contain malicious code. It's like a signet proving this is the real Windows calculator, not some cheap rip-off.
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Actually, not being stuck with one particular game is kind of healthier and "less addicted". Chances are, other activities are considered as well, sooner or later.
and on a very large scale. I don't see why they should be treated different from creeps following people around, peeking through windows to see what they do. And while most stalkers do such things just for their personal satisfaction, Facebook does it also for money - selling the results of their stalking to others. Disgusting.
That article you linked is bullshit. Current retrofit-LEDs actually output less changing amounts of light than incandescent bulbs did. Not only because the electronics in them push less changing current through the light emitter, but also because the phosphate in the white LEDs has a significant "after glow" that further flattens the output luminance. You can check this yourself if you like: http://www.visosystems.com/pro... (this app puts out rather pessimistic values in comparison to professional testing equipment, but the effect is still the same).
In Germany at least, high-quality retro-fit LED "bulbs" emitting 806 lumens at a color temperature of 2700K with a CRI of 95 consuming 6.5 Watt are sold for about 3 Euro in single-piece quantities to end users. They are specified for 15,000 hours of operation (before the lumens emitted drop to 70%) and 50,000 switch cycles.
Like: "We collect all the data we can get hold of, and use it for every conceivable purpose, especially those that make us money."
Like for example a "Code of Conduct" for priests elaborating how to have consensual sex with underage altar servers? That is what the catholic church is all about, right?
If you live in the EU, just have a look at for example this recent mainstream media broadcast from "Arte", a state-funded French-German channel: https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/... (watch starting from position 01:05:03).
Anti vaccination propaganda is obviously not limited to the underbelly of the Internet.
It's at https://youtu.be/j6hz47pYtSw
As you can easily see, those are the elite IT specialists Ms. Merkel so eagerly invited to come to Germany.
Because non-shiny objects don't look any better when using ray-tracing over the usual texture mapping.
So it's understandable why demos concentrate on environments where you can actually see a benefit.
I'm smelling another cost-savings opportunity for cheap airlines (like the ones who bought 737-MAX because "no training required"):
"Wanna get to your destination both cheap _and_ safely? Bring your own pilot! Plus get some bonus miles for each flight that you saved from crashing! For 1,000,000 bonus miles, earn an extra free manual to the aircraft, in case you need it!"
If only some genius would be able to come up with a method to penalize drivers distracted by texting - before any crash happens. Like, let's say, looking for drivers who text while driving. So sad that only all the non-police traffic participants can see texting drivers like every day, in every street, at every traffic light, while they remain completely invisible to police personnel, for whatever unidentified reason.
Yeah, their pricing suggests that the new anti-gravity technology is already built-in ;-)
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Well "light-hearted all-ages type games that Rovio produces" would not require any streaming from some remote server, anyway. Mobile devices are powerful enough to run them locally.
BluRays are not quite expensive to manufacture. And games like RDR2 are distributed on 2 BluRays.
... because the mobile carriers already complain how expensive the 5G build-out will be, and they will certainly aim at increasing their profit margins, not lowering them.
The idea to stream games to mobile devices is dead on arrival due to the volume prices that haven't really changed for years - not with "3G", not with "4G". Streaming a 60fps 1080p action game will cost so much traffic that this is not going to fly.
there is very little relevant content hosted on ".eu" domains. Actually, ".eu" domains seem to have been so cheap to obtain that they have become used largely for weird search-engine-optimization pseudo web-presences.
.eu domains registered from UK will be missed by anyone.
I doubt any of the many
While such automatic camera/alarm systems are installed in some pools in Europe, there is no legislation making this a requirement. In Germany, the first two such systems were installed in 2005, so indeed, the technology itself isn't quite new.
admittedly with a prize significantly lower than 10k, but still a valuable prize. But I did not put the text into some "terms & conditions" jungle, but in the monthly reports that I am asked to write by the supervisor of my supervisor, which is "assumed" to be read by everyone reporting to that supervisor. Guess what, so far no winner found my competition text. But I won a lot of time learning how stupid it would be of me to put significant effort into these reports. They just need to fill a page.
... from the same "reliable" sources that still owe us a presentation of the spy-chips on the SuperMicro boards?
So the anorexic may be hit by self-driving cars more often. On the other hand, fugitives from jails in their vertical striped uniforms may be in grave danger near crosswalk signs. While the hypertonic will survive more often, their red faces being interpreted as red traffic lights.
So much prejudice to consider!
Good morning, Corning! Your competitor Schott Glass has been selling such flexible, ultra-thin glasses since 2016. See also: https://www.us.schott.com/adva...
Sure, just like the Google Streetview cars were of course only taking photos of the streets. That corporation turned evil a long time ago.
Ah, btw., they have a sentence about this in their README.md:
"This project collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft"
(followed by some unapt attempt of justification).
It would not be a genuine Microsoft product if it did not contain malicious code. It's like a signet proving this is the real Windows calculator, not some cheap rip-off.