During those seconds, maybe more than a few, there is at least a small chance the drunk driver is actually paying attention to driving. The same can't be said for texting. Either way, I don't think needlessly risking the lives of others should be legal.
You are the only person talking about unlimited, but nice straw man. A GB of torrent is no less deserving than a GB of youtube, netflix, OS updates, paid game downloads or more to the point a GB of that ISP's video service. Once ISPs choose which services you are allowed, the internet becomes the new cable TV.
The other half of the problem is ISPs blocking bittorrent just to reduce traffic and supply less service. Fighting "piracy" is just a convenient excuse.
Evolutionary upgrades to intel processors and memory standards, titanium is not dead yet, AMD still can't keep up and ARM rules low power applications. Yes, it will be a landmark year for processors.
He may be using unsafe in the same way as Microsoft. See this.
From that page: ... code that makes low-level API calls, uses pointer arithmetic, or carries out some other unsavory operation, has to be placed inside blocks marked with the unsafe keyword.
Heh, "unsavory". Personally, I think pointer arithmetic is delicious!
FTA:...due to exactly the same reasons, crappy Windows software, etc.
Nice project with laudable goals, but this quote is just childish. I own a Logicport (shown in picture) and the Windows software that comes with it works well. Complain about it not being cross platform, but "Windows sucks and all software on it sucks!" is not insightful or informative.
When will these fuddy-duddies/ idiots die-off so that this constant fear-mongering can stop?
As an exterminator might say: you can't eradicate, only control. If you shot every idiot today, more would be born tomorrow, grow up and fill your nostrils with the fragrance of stupid.
...recommend Linux for the average user when there are 100 different distros, each with its own quirks and issues?
I've worked with several engineering companies that used Linux because of the ability to customize only to regret the choice because of the many quirks and issues, mainly compatibility and stability of device drivers. If engineers are frustrated, average end users would be lost.
The good news is the person next to you on the plane does not have monkeypox. The bad news is that person's clothes, and now the plane seats, are infested with bed bugs. Thanks for sharing.
There is no protection from the inconsiderate behavior of your fellow traveller.
If the slog ever makes you question your self worth, know the above means much more than Zuckerberg's/industry's misbelief that only the young are productive.
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During those seconds, maybe more than a few, there is at least a small chance the drunk driver is actually paying attention to driving. The same can't be said for texting. Either way, I don't think needlessly risking the lives of others should be legal.
...sell an app through the store that is just a shim interface to iCloud
EACCES
...anyone that uses Mac OS X because it's UNIX.
Like people who ran Linux on their PS3 with the other OS option, they exist in small enough numbers to be profitably ignored by the vendor.
...200% more productive.
All of which goes to executive compensation and maybe dividends for shareholders. The worker gets none of the benefit of added productivity.
Hack one system, own all the drones.
...then target the telemarketers who keep calling my mobile phone.
You are the only person talking about unlimited, but nice straw man. A GB of torrent is no less deserving than a GB of youtube, netflix, OS updates, paid game downloads or more to the point a GB of that ISP's video service. Once ISPs choose which services you are allowed, the internet becomes the new cable TV.
The other half of the problem is ISPs blocking bittorrent just to reduce traffic and supply less service. Fighting "piracy" is just a convenient excuse.
Evolutionary upgrades to intel processors and memory standards, titanium is not dead yet, AMD still can't keep up and ARM rules low power applications. Yes, it will be a landmark year for processors.
All this tax talk is making me hungry.
Why do you claim it is "unsafe"?
He may be using unsafe in the same way as Microsoft. See this.
From that page:
... code that makes low-level API calls, uses pointer arithmetic, or carries out some other unsavory operation, has to be placed inside blocks marked with the unsafe keyword.
Heh, "unsavory". Personally, I think pointer arithmetic is delicious!
I bet Larry Ellison will cry like a little girl when Ritchie's ghost hovers over his bed demanding justice.
FTA: ...due to exactly the same reasons, crappy Windows software, etc.
Nice project with laudable goals, but this quote is just childish. I own a Logicport (shown in picture) and the Windows software that comes with it works well. Complain about it not being cross platform, but "Windows sucks and all software on it sucks!" is not insightful or informative.
When will these fuddy-duddies/ idiots die-off so that this constant fear-mongering can stop?
As an exterminator might say: you can't eradicate, only control. If you shot every idiot today, more would be born tomorrow, grow up and fill your nostrils with the fragrance of stupid.
Get ready for a remake of Escape from New York.
...recommend Linux for the average user when there are 100 different distros, each with its own quirks and issues?
I've worked with several engineering companies that used Linux because of the ability to customize only to regret the choice because of the many quirks and issues, mainly compatibility and stability of device drivers. If engineers are frustrated, average end users would be lost.
Crass regionalism is a global phenomenon.
The good news is the person next to you on the plane does not have monkeypox. The bad news is that person's clothes, and now the plane seats, are infested with bed bugs. Thanks for sharing.
There is no protection from the inconsiderate behavior of your fellow traveller.
"God Needs Booze"... bring on the Lordweiser.
'We like to provide a level of security so that people and employees can feel comfortable...'
Sounds like a pronouncement from the Department of Homeland Security.
...and it's tiny
It looked like a big butt to me, like in that classical music by Sir Mix-a-Lot.
Summary contains 2008 data, article contains current data. C is awesome incarnate: lean, readable and full of low level goodness.
...take care of some family;
If the slog ever makes you question your self worth, know the above means much more than Zuckerberg's/industry's misbelief that only the young are productive.
...and the octogenarian dog
That's an amazingly old dog.
Don't be surprised to see that text show up next to dancing silhouettes on a colorful background in an advertisement.
I would not be so quick to label it Apple Fanboy.
FTA: "despite accounting for <strike>more than 40%</strike> 30% of the same market."
Seems like a jab at falling market share. I think the real motivation behind the article is inflammatory statements to get views.