Yet as you said, people still expect 3-7 in new stuff and 10-15 in old stuff. So you end up with people who have to lie to you to be given the chance to prove themselves.
It's not to prove themselves, it's a sleazy management tactic used to squeeze employees out of salaries on par with the actual job. If someone feels they're being "given a chance" they are less likely to haggle.
Shouldn't they be raising Internet rates instead, since Internet service is needed by cord-cutters too?
Stop giving them ideas, you cunt. This is either a move designed expressly to push people to streaming media instead of cable or they are legitimately retarded, in the former case I don't care, in the latter case posts like yours could be extremely detrimental.
Firstly, Bluetooth isn't microwave, it's UHF. Secondly, Bluetooth is about as precise as a candle. "Precise" in this context means "aimed such that the peak of the wave hits a handful of atoms, or even a single atom through the interference of multiple waves," not "modulated" (though it also has to be modulated, that's stupid simple to do.) What is hard to control with microwaves is a precise amplitude, precise frequency, and precise phase modulation at the same time - all of which are required to use microwave-stimulated magnetic hysteresis changes to materials in preparation for write operations. Honestly curious how you had the self-esteem to speak so incompetently though, guess that's probably why you decided to post as an AC.
Thermal cycling is known to weaken materials (not good for things spinning at a high speed for long periods of time,) while microwave emission is generally hard to control in a cheap and precise way.
Quantum effects take place in every single cell of the body and have a curious additional effect of entanglement between particles growing in range with increasing particle count and interactions in a highly ordered system like within a cell. Hell, it was only a decade and a half ago we realized chloroplasts utilized quantum entanglement to harvest light so efficiently, the structure of heme is virtually identical and is able to act as a trigger to eject Oxygen from Iron (a pretty strong bond, otherwise.) To think nerve cells, arguably the most electrically charged portions of an organism, aren't utilizing quantum effects in their computations is the real absurdity here. There's not one single effect we've encountered in studies of physics which doesn't already exist in nature, it just took us figuring out there was an effect to know what to look for.
Are you joking? There's a reason most of the world now speaks English, and it's not the filthy fucking British wastes of space. All modern technology is American technology.
0. We know for a fact that the government backdoors the shit out of any tech made under their roof, because we do it, Intel actually got caught doing it in leaks over a half a decade ago, and they still do it. It's like giving up the ability to spy on your slaves to your next-largest competitor, you just don't do that.
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Yet as you said, people still expect 3-7 in new stuff and 10-15 in old stuff. So you end up with people who have to lie to you to be given the chance to prove themselves.
It's not to prove themselves, it's a sleazy management tactic used to squeeze employees out of salaries on par with the actual job. If someone feels they're being "given a chance" they are less likely to haggle.
This is the worst pseudo-science since Trump shut down the EPA for generating most of it.
Filter error: Don't use so many caps. It's like YELLING.
I miss the days of "don't be evil."
This is a low quality shill attempt, even for Intel.
"Well, actually."
Shouldn't they be raising Internet rates instead, since Internet service is needed by cord-cutters too?
Stop giving them ideas, you cunt. This is either a move designed expressly to push people to streaming media instead of cable or they are legitimately retarded, in the former case I don't care, in the latter case posts like yours could be extremely detrimental.
Are you talking to yourself?
Dunno, are you too retarded to read?
You mean it's exactly like I said? That thermal cycling is a failing which impacts longevity? Whodathunkit, now fuck off, AC.
Depends on the definitions used. IEEE and ITU differ quite a bit.
Firstly, Bluetooth isn't microwave, it's UHF. Secondly, Bluetooth is about as precise as a candle. "Precise" in this context means "aimed such that the peak of the wave hits a handful of atoms, or even a single atom through the interference of multiple waves," not "modulated" (though it also has to be modulated, that's stupid simple to do.) What is hard to control with microwaves is a precise amplitude, precise frequency, and precise phase modulation at the same time - all of which are required to use microwave-stimulated magnetic hysteresis changes to materials in preparation for write operations. Honestly curious how you had the self-esteem to speak so incompetently though, guess that's probably why you decided to post as an AC.
Jet turbines do degrade over time when they undergo thermal cycling, that's the leading cause of failure, actually.
What kind of dipshit gets off on mocking people who are making pointless musings on the internet? Oh, you?
So Obama was a shit negotiator?
Thermal cycling is known to weaken materials (not good for things spinning at a high speed for long periods of time,) while microwave emission is generally hard to control in a cheap and precise way.
Spoken like someone who's never read a paper on the subject in their life.
Obama shuts down government: He's a stern negotiator who won't take any republican shit.
Trump shuts down government: Orange man bad!
And everyone want's to be paid. There's no moral side to either side. Everyone's a cunt, get over it.
Instead of traitorous slime like Soros paying "protestors" and "instigators" there's some red-blooded Americans like Ford doing it.
Quantum effects take place in every single cell of the body and have a curious additional effect of entanglement between particles growing in range with increasing particle count and interactions in a highly ordered system like within a cell. Hell, it was only a decade and a half ago we realized chloroplasts utilized quantum entanglement to harvest light so efficiently, the structure of heme is virtually identical and is able to act as a trigger to eject Oxygen from Iron (a pretty strong bond, otherwise.) To think nerve cells, arguably the most electrically charged portions of an organism, aren't utilizing quantum effects in their computations is the real absurdity here. There's not one single effect we've encountered in studies of physics which doesn't already exist in nature, it just took us figuring out there was an effect to know what to look for.
Easily the best way to find tech jobs these days (in rural areas especially.) Also good for keeping in touch with old coworkers and acquaintances.
Are you joking? There's a reason most of the world now speaks English, and it's not the filthy fucking British wastes of space. All modern technology is American technology.
The only place to go is up. The west coast is still shit.
0. We know for a fact that the government backdoors the shit out of any tech made under their roof, because we do it, Intel actually got caught doing it in leaks over a half a decade ago, and they still do it. It's like giving up the ability to spy on your slaves to your next-largest competitor, you just don't do that.
There are thousands of other small projects to be spammed to the front page of /.