> Mankind is on the verge of its greatest accomplishment, to be executed by the bravest and most hardworking of us.
Thanks, but it's just a web site with a bit of scripting. Though, yeah, I am quite proud of it! It'll be finished next Thursday. I appreciate your support!
You can live in my basement and have all those things except the gravity. Add some more concrete and you can do it even if there is WWIII. Space radiation will the picking holes in Musk's DNA while you'll be safe and sound living out your dream... in my basement.
LMAO Non paywalled link: Wade Hoyt, Toyota's spokesman in New York, who put the best corporate spin on the situation this week. "It is not our proudest product placement," he said. "But it shows that the Taliban are looking for the same qualities as any truck buyer: durability and reliability." http://www.nytimes.com/2001/11...http://www.bloombergview.com/a... Top Gear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Please don't tell me there's another prophecy about another chosen one who will rise to bring balance to ( ) the force ( ) the matrix ( ) the tamamatrix (pick one)
GitHub co-founder Tom Preston-Werner specifies, only "Atom core" code will be closed source, while "all the existing MIT-licensed repos under the Atom org will remain so forever." The reasons are purely commercial, as he notes: "Atom won't be closed source, but it won't be open source either. It will be somewhere in-between, making it easy for us to charge for Atom while still making the source available under a restrictive license so you can see how everything works."
True. And not only did Dean Murphy's app net $75,000 from customers who thought they were paying for an ad-free experience, but the extra cash to allow ads is being paid to him by Adblock Plus themselves! http://www.theverge.com/2015/9...
iTunes says nothing about letting certain ads through: "Crystal is a content blocker for iPhone & iPad designed to make the mobile web a great experience. It blocks Adverts, User Tracking and improves speed, data use and battery life of your device as a result." Deceptive advertising!
Still stinks, but. People use adblockers to block ads. Not to only see ads where the advertiser greases the palm of some third party promising to block ads.
Even too much knowledge of 1980s pop culture will put you on thin ice: "Median age at Google is 29, says age discrimination lawsuit" http://www.computerworld.com/a...
M can't keep a confidence. Blab Blab Blab. A real gossip. Keeps passing around my photos without my permission. And told her I was thinking of buying a new TV. Next thing you know I'm being bombarded by TV salespeople. I think she told them. What sort a friend does that? Even more crass: I think she even solicited money off them for for info!
PS. Does anyone else think Cortana would be better if it spoke in Bill Gates voice?:-D
> citing a long, passionate response in disagreement from Nick Ciubotariu, a head of infrastructure development at Amazon. Interestingly, Ciubotariu — whose take on Amazon's work-life balance ("I've never worked a single weekend when I didn't want to")
> head of infrastructure development
> head
> ("I've never worked a single weekend when I didn't want to"
> head
> head
> work-life balance
Big difference between being a grunt on low wage but a life outside of work to look forward to and being a well-compensated "I'd die for my company" manager.
Government uses eminent domain all the time http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-... so I'd love to see them go nope your license fees are too high so I think we'll just take control of you:-)
DirectX 12, as if!!! Microsoft screwed up terribly tying DirectX to Vista where they denied DirectX upgrades to customers who wouldn't "upgrade" to Vista -- nearly everyone! And their Windows 8 disaster chased developers off the Windows platform and onto mobile devices where OpenGL rules supreme. DirectX still has its place for the Xbox and Windows PC games only (( developers also targeting the Mac will use cross platform OpenGL )) -- but DirectX is definitely *not* "the future of graphics" despite OP's claim
PS Nice way to fumble the ball at kickoff on Windows 10, Microsoft. Your peeping tom privacy policy for Windows 10 is a great reason not to upgrade. Look: "Microsoft's Windows 10 privacy headache extends into gaming" http://www.theverge.com/2015/8...
True... kind of... but only because he would have entered the public domain if Disney didn't keep lobbying Congress for more copyright extension laws. And they will do it again. And again. And again. The mouse is pure gold. If all it takes are some phone calls to sympathetic congressmen why wouldn't they? http://www.washingtonpost.com/...http://artlawjournal.com/micke... but hypocritical because Disney swooped on Kipling's Jungle Book as soon as that fell into public domain https://www.techdirt.com/artic...
Slashdot Mirror
Agent Smith. This one is onto us. You know what to do.
The survey might as well have asked them if the government should ban cancer.
So much dumb these days.
Change of scenery?
> Mankind is on the verge of its greatest accomplishment, to be executed by the bravest and most hardworking of us.
Thanks, but it's just a web site with a bit of scripting. Though, yeah, I am quite proud of it! It'll be finished next Thursday. I appreciate your support!
You can live in my basement and have all those things except the gravity. Add some more concrete and you can do it even if there is WWIII. Space radiation will the picking holes in Musk's DNA while you'll be safe and sound living out your dream... in my basement.
LMAO Non paywalled link: Wade Hoyt, Toyota's spokesman in New York, who put the best corporate spin on the situation this week. "It is not our proudest product placement," he said. "But it shows that the Taliban are looking for the same qualities as any truck buyer: durability and reliability." http://www.nytimes.com/2001/11... http://www.bloombergview.com/a... Top Gear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
...PRIOR ART!
... two Men In Black were seen leaving the Oval Office! https://www.youtube.com/watch?... https://www.youtube.com/watch?... PS ;-)
Please don't tell me there's another prophecy about another chosen one who will rise to bring balance to ( ) the force ( ) the matrix ( ) the tamamatrix (pick one)
GitHub co-founder Tom Preston-Werner specifies, only "Atom core" code will be closed source, while "all the existing MIT-licensed repos under the Atom org will remain so forever." The reasons are purely commercial, as he notes: "Atom won't be closed source, but it won't be open source either. It will be somewhere in-between, making it easy for us to charge for Atom while still making the source available under a restrictive license so you can see how everything works."
Keep your wallets handy, peeps.
I hope now the bureaucrats and big companies have passed it they will now show it to politicans and peasants affected by it? Democracy my butt.
True. And not only did Dean Murphy's app net $75,000 from customers who thought they were paying for an ad-free experience, but the extra cash to allow ads is being paid to him by Adblock Plus themselves! http://www.theverge.com/2015/9...
iTunes says nothing about letting certain ads through: "Crystal is a content blocker for iPhone & iPad designed to make the mobile web a great experience. It blocks Adverts, User Tracking and improves speed, data use and battery life of your device as a result." Deceptive advertising!
His Twitter handle is ''Crafty Deano''. Figures! https://twitter.com/CraftyDean...^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author
AdBlock Plus: Extortion or Smart Business? | John C. Dvorak | http://www.pcmag.com/article2/...
Adblock Plus demands cash from websites to whitelist ads | http://www.digitaltrends.com/w...
Is that extortion? the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
A German court says it isn't. http://blog.pagefair.com/2015/...
Still stinks, but. People use adblockers to block ads. Not to only see ads where the advertiser greases the palm of some third party promising to block ads.
A timely PC MAG review rating many free anti-virus programs: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/...
Don't let the door hit your bum on the way out, AVG
He has money. Therefore we must listen to him!
Thank you for not saying "Leaked"
He should win the Nobel for the name alone! :-)
"64-year-old engineer sues Google for age discrimination" http://arstechnica.com/tech-po...
:-O
Even too much knowledge of 1980s pop culture will put you on thin ice: "Median age at Google is 29, says age discrimination lawsuit" http://www.computerworld.com/a...
Teletubbies is still fine. FOR NOW!
M can't keep a confidence. Blab Blab Blab. A real gossip. Keeps passing around my photos without my permission. And told her I was thinking of buying a new TV. Next thing you know I'm being bombarded by TV salespeople. I think she told them. What sort a friend does that? Even more crass: I think she even solicited money off them for for info!
:-D
PS. Does anyone else think Cortana would be better if it spoke in Bill Gates voice?
> citing a long, passionate response in disagreement from Nick Ciubotariu, a head of infrastructure development at Amazon. Interestingly, Ciubotariu — whose take on Amazon's work-life balance ("I've never worked a single weekend when I didn't want to")
> head of infrastructure development
> head
> ("I've never worked a single weekend when I didn't want to"
> head
> head
> work-life balance
Big difference between being a grunt on low wage but a life outside of work to look forward to and being a well-compensated "I'd die for my company" manager.
Government uses eminent domain all the time http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-... so I'd love to see them go nope your license fees are too high so I think we'll just take control of you :-)
> Bozza Wants To Be Africa's Answer To iTunes, Spotify and Netflix
:-)
Yeah, and I want to be the next Microsoft, but it ain't gunna happen!
Safe to say the Troll(-1) mods downvoting this this aren't genuine but really Disagree(-1) or Shill(-1).
> The future of graphics APIs lies in DirectX 12 and Vulkan,
Well that's a marketing statement if I ever heard one.
Vulcan (sic), maybe. It's open platform. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
DirectX 12, as if!!! Microsoft screwed up terribly tying DirectX to Vista where they denied DirectX upgrades to customers who wouldn't "upgrade" to Vista -- nearly everyone! And their Windows 8 disaster chased developers off the Windows platform and onto mobile devices where OpenGL rules supreme. DirectX still has its place for the Xbox and Windows PC games only (( developers also targeting the Mac will use cross platform OpenGL )) -- but DirectX is definitely *not* "the future of graphics" despite OP's claim
PS Nice way to fumble the ball at kickoff on Windows 10, Microsoft. Your peeping tom privacy policy for Windows 10 is a great reason not to upgrade. Look: "Microsoft's Windows 10 privacy headache extends into gaming" http://www.theverge.com/2015/8...
True... kind of... but only because he would have entered the public domain if Disney didn't keep lobbying Congress for more copyright extension laws. And they will do it again. And again. And again. The mouse is pure gold. If all it takes are some phone calls to sympathetic congressmen why wouldn't they? http://www.washingtonpost.com/... http://artlawjournal.com/micke... but hypocritical because Disney swooped on Kipling's Jungle Book as soon as that fell into public domain https://www.techdirt.com/artic...