So they say they'll match the tailpipe emissions of an electric vehicle using a combustion engine? Man, those batteries sure output a lot of CO2 and particulates, don't they?
I do expect somebody to bring up some stats that show that the manufacturing of said electric car and for the production of electricity for it produce loads of emissions, and more damaging than what the combustion engines output, but there's one crucial difference to people (even if not for the planet): cleaner air in the cities. Then we can focus on making those processes better on site. Can upgrade them more quickly than renewing the whole electric vehicle inventory.
Come on guys, add DAB. Or is that on the same slow track as IPv6?
There's no demand? You mean there's no device to use the technology and create the market demand - or it costs crazy amounts, making nobody any money because nobody is buying it until patents expire.
I had a Bitcoin once, when the Bitcoin Faucet was generous. One day I was like "I'm not doing this. I can lose the Bitcoin or give it to somebody else". At least I hope FSF got it, as their bitcoin address came from cached Google results. They had a period where they thought receiving Bitcoin donations was bad and took the address down from their website.
Err... could I have a bullet point of your routine for reference? Sounds like you do a hell of a lot in 30 minutes and I'd like to see if I could do it. How much evening-before prep is there and how long does that take?
Right now it takes me an hour to get out the door and I don't even have kids, eat breakfast or drink coffee, so I'm definitely doing lots of things wrong.
I bet this isn't what people have in mind when they think NWO. Their paranoia is focused on the wrong things (Psst, that's exactly how the NWO-people want you - focus on those Illuminati sticking chips in your neck, *thumbs up*)
The great thing about Windows is that it will do exactly what you tell it to do.
Does it? That's great, but when I deal with Windows I usually have a hard time finding a way to tell it to do stuff to begin with.
It's probably down to being used to a Terminal in Linux and all my patterns go like "open a command line, type a bunch of commands for a few minutes, job done", but having to google how to enable ping responses in Windows doesn't help its case.
My default policy on Windows is to avoid it; because if I don't I have to put too much work in before I can do any work. And it's not like once I put that work in I'm all set. I'll have to do that on a regular basis. I do not want to put even more work and capital into various Microsoft certification programs either - although feedback is that they do help reduce all that pre-work a lot.
If I were just playing games I probably wouldn't mind Windows because each game is like its own distro and all I do is click an icon to boot it up, but beyond that... no thanks.
I'm sure some minimal government supporter out there already exploded and graffitied "socialism" on the idea, but the state should be able to intervene and fix competition even if that means starting one or more state-run companies. The state-run companies should be privatised by IPO after a while, and the state should deny merger requests on competition grounds if necessary. Let's call it "Investment of last resort". It is possible that just hinting of starting such a company would make incumbents scramble for improvements, because "you can't let the commies win".
No, this isn't the usual scheme. Put your stuff for sale on Amazon and buy it back at a discount. Then sell it again and again and again until Amazon stops giving you free money.
Section 31. And if they involve them to explain the complete vanishing of the knowledge in the 10 years it takes to reach the time of TOS they'll better pull the other one. Starfleet knows about the ship and the technology and the conspiracy would need to be _really_ stretched to make it work.
Given that the show is supposedly set about a decade before TOS, and that nobody in the whole Star Trek universe heard of Spore Drive until Discovery, should mean that Spore Drive technology will fail so spectacularly that nobody ever mentions it again and they just settle for "slow" Warp Drive for the rest of the future. Even the Borg have only Trans-Warp conduits to help them move faster.
If they still have Spore Drive in season 2 they're mad - otherwise they'll have to declare it an "alternate universe" story, and then watch how everybody suddenly understands why the Klingons look like a totally different species.
I used to have spitting matches with recruiters because they wanted to know how much I'm earning, because my ask wasn't getting many hits on their job portfolio. Sometimes I gave in and told them, only for them to reply that I shouldn't be asking for as much as I was, because the jump is too high. They were making the decision of how much I'm worth for me. But I did push back and got what I wanted in the end, every time. I'm sure they were happy with the commission afterwards.
I'm not up to speed, but isn't every browser on iOS just a wrapper around UIWebView/WKWebView? The only reason for Microsoft to release "Edge" is for exposure.
But... all is not lost. There's an up side as for a user: having several Safaris around to group tabs by interest is actually useful.
Actually, scratch that. It looks like you can get a slim laptop with huge battery life (and probably performance too) these days. Dude... I've been living under a rock. Last time I googled for "long battery life laptop" they defined "long" as 4-6 hours.
[...] laptops as thick as old laptops with a nice big honking battery
Would a chunky Dell XPS fall into that category?
You could set off on a trip and not need to recharge until you reach your destination. You could game for an entire flight. You could forget about hauling around external battery packs. You could stop worrying that the razor thin plastic is going to crack open. Nah, thin and light, gotta be trendy.
I don't have a Dell XPS, but I've seen one once, and did a google on battery life just now and it seems to fit the bill, more or less - depends on how long your flight is, really.
I'm mainly where a Dell XPS stands in regards to your wish, as a benchmark.
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So they say they'll match the tailpipe emissions of an electric vehicle using a combustion engine? Man, those batteries sure output a lot of CO2 and particulates, don't they?
I do expect somebody to bring up some stats that show that the manufacturing of said electric car and for the production of electricity for it produce loads of emissions, and more damaging than what the combustion engines output, but there's one crucial difference to people (even if not for the planet): cleaner air in the cities. Then we can focus on making those processes better on site. Can upgrade them more quickly than renewing the whole electric vehicle inventory.
Alt + Left Mouse Button - drag the window
Alt + Right Mouse Button - resize the window
Helps with badly designed apps that display windows much bigger than the desktop too.
You might need to tell the Window Manager to fuck off and leave your Alt+RMB combo alone if you get a context menu even with Alt pressed.
Hey Google, I think you picked up the wrong playbook. Give it back. Or better yet: burn it, and burn Bezos's copy too if you get a chance.
Who are you calling flat? He's not flat... yet!
Making it easier for AI to compose music by making the target easier to hit. Headlines of AI composers hit 10 years early.
Come on guys, add DAB. Or is that on the same slow track as IPv6?
There's no demand? You mean there's no device to use the technology and create the market demand - or it costs crazy amounts, making nobody any money because nobody is buying it until patents expire.
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macOS will activate the burner to "scratch" the disc
Citation needed, but YIKES!
I had a Bitcoin once, when the Bitcoin Faucet was generous. One day I was like "I'm not doing this. I can lose the Bitcoin or give it to somebody else". At least I hope FSF got it, as their bitcoin address came from cached Google results. They had a period where they thought receiving Bitcoin donations was bad and took the address down from their website.
Err... could I have a bullet point of your routine for reference? Sounds like you do a hell of a lot in 30 minutes and I'd like to see if I could do it. How much evening-before prep is there and how long does that take?
Right now it takes me an hour to get out the door and I don't even have kids, eat breakfast or drink coffee, so I'm definitely doing lots of things wrong.
One could even suggest the paths be made of metal and do away with the clever AI. Something like the DLR in London.
As far as Skype is concerned, run the native Preview. It's pretty good.
I bet this isn't what people have in mind when they think NWO. Their paranoia is focused on the wrong things (Psst, that's exactly how the NWO-people want you - focus on those Illuminati sticking chips in your neck, *thumbs up*)
The great thing about Windows is that it will do exactly what you tell it to do.
Does it? That's great, but when I deal with Windows I usually have a hard time finding a way to tell it to do stuff to begin with.
It's probably down to being used to a Terminal in Linux and all my patterns go like "open a command line, type a bunch of commands for a few minutes, job done", but having to google how to enable ping responses in Windows doesn't help its case.
My default policy on Windows is to avoid it; because if I don't I have to put too much work in before I can do any work. And it's not like once I put that work in I'm all set. I'll have to do that on a regular basis. I do not want to put even more work and capital into various Microsoft certification programs either - although feedback is that they do help reduce all that pre-work a lot.
If I were just playing games I probably wouldn't mind Windows because each game is like its own distro and all I do is click an icon to boot it up, but beyond that... no thanks.
I'm sure some minimal government supporter out there already exploded and graffitied "socialism" on the idea, but the state should be able to intervene and fix competition even if that means starting one or more state-run companies. The state-run companies should be privatised by IPO after a while, and the state should deny merger requests on competition grounds if necessary. Let's call it "Investment of last resort". It is possible that just hinting of starting such a company would make incumbents scramble for improvements, because "you can't let the commies win".
No, this isn't the usual scheme. Put your stuff for sale on Amazon and buy it back at a discount. Then sell it again and again and again until Amazon stops giving you free money.
Use Lucifer's emoji message for your next study and see if _anybody_ who hasn't see this scene can understand what it means.
If after reading my title you didn't guess: naked people. All those photorealistic painting artists will be out of a job.
Section 31. And if they involve them to explain the complete vanishing of the knowledge in the 10 years it takes to reach the time of TOS they'll better pull the other one. Starfleet knows about the ship and the technology and the conspiracy would need to be _really_ stretched to make it work.
Given that the show is supposedly set about a decade before TOS, and that nobody in the whole Star Trek universe heard of Spore Drive until Discovery, should mean that Spore Drive technology will fail so spectacularly that nobody ever mentions it again and they just settle for "slow" Warp Drive for the rest of the future. Even the Borg have only Trans-Warp conduits to help them move faster.
If they still have Spore Drive in season 2 they're mad - otherwise they'll have to declare it an "alternate universe" story, and then watch how everybody suddenly understands why the Klingons look like a totally different species.
I used to have spitting matches with recruiters because they wanted to know how much I'm earning, because my ask wasn't getting many hits on their job portfolio. Sometimes I gave in and told them, only for them to reply that I shouldn't be asking for as much as I was, because the jump is too high. They were making the decision of how much I'm worth for me. But I did push back and got what I wanted in the end, every time. I'm sure they were happy with the commission afterwards.
Even Microsoft is shipping Ubuntu with their Windows these days. I'd say it transformed the software industry quite a bit.
I'm not up to speed, but isn't every browser on iOS just a wrapper around UIWebView/WKWebView? The only reason for Microsoft to release "Edge" is for exposure.
But... all is not lost. There's an up side as for a user: having several Safaris around to group tabs by interest is actually useful.
Actually, scratch that. It looks like you can get a slim laptop with huge battery life (and probably performance too) these days. Dude... I've been living under a rock. Last time I googled for "long battery life laptop" they defined "long" as 4-6 hours.
[...] laptops as thick as old laptops with a nice big honking battery
Would a chunky Dell XPS fall into that category?
You could set off on a trip and not need to recharge until you reach your destination. You could game for an entire flight. You could forget about hauling around external battery packs. You could stop worrying that the razor thin plastic is going to crack open. Nah, thin and light, gotta be trendy.
I don't have a Dell XPS, but I've seen one once, and did a google on battery life just now and it seems to fit the bill, more or less - depends on how long your flight is, really.
I'm mainly where a Dell XPS stands in regards to your wish, as a benchmark.