Why don't we just appoint a commission of physicians to the president? Then we know about any health concerns, as they would also be mostly in charge of advising those doing the medical disqualifier in the, oh, 25th amendment if I recall.
Practical reasons, at least after The Undiscovered Country. If you fire while cloaked, it just takes a tracking torpedo. If you fire while cloaked with your shields up, you aren't really cloaked anymore.
Cloaking devices are much less useful than they're made up to be in Star Trek (exception of the whole phasing cloak thing, which worked really well but happened to be illegal.)
With the actor for Chekhov in the reboots dead, and declining revenue and angry fans, the best thing they could do would be to patch up the alternate timeline with a time travel finale to their television show.
Then they could go back to the real timeline. Or even the mirror universe would be cool.
Simply to mandate that if you replace a position with an H1-B, you have to pay them the same salary. It's only fair.
And also allow them to find work, whenever they want, on the open market and leave the company at any time. No company can effectively master their H1-Bs.
I just want websites to use the HTML5 video player as opposed to Flash.
x265 is not very important except for 4K content and mobile phones. It will, though, eventually become the standard.
Stop going to Mars. Go somewhere else interesting. Titan, maybe. Or Triton. Europa. Mercury. Venus, even. But we know enough about Mars for diminishing returns to set in.
No, it's because I find it easier to sign up for things with a Gmail account. Insecure, but my internet commenting accounts are not exactly high on my security priority list.
Trust me, I've never touched Google Plus.
I imagine that there will be replicability tests. It's possible, but not certain, that we may have found Clarke's "space drive", a drive requiring no reaction mass. On the other hand, so many of these things have fizzled, I'm remaining VERY cautiously optimistic.
Actually, most people buy Nexus devices for the lack of bloatware and the security updates. I'm thinking that they might add additional experimental/dev features that aren't going to be a stock Android feature, as opposed to meaningless apps.
Is still Skylake Refresh. Slightly tweaked GPU (software mostly, I suspect) slight clock boost, and new chipset. My expectations for IPC increases are 0%, or maybe 3% if they bothered to create a new wafer. Trust me, Kaby Lake will underwhelm.
Relax. In between architectural basis and the relatively low performance, it's insignificant. A few hundred million transistors for a 25 core chip in a day where your stock chip is multibillion in terms of transistor count.
Yeah. The ogolipoly that is the media business just means more bias, more idiocy, poorer quality media and so on. So smash them up, Viacom, Time-Warner, Disney, and so on.
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Why don't we just appoint a commission of physicians to the president? Then we know about any health concerns, as they would also be mostly in charge of advising those doing the medical disqualifier in the, oh, 25th amendment if I recall.
Practical reasons, at least after The Undiscovered Country. If you fire while cloaked, it just takes a tracking torpedo. If you fire while cloaked with your shields up, you aren't really cloaked anymore. Cloaking devices are much less useful than they're made up to be in Star Trek (exception of the whole phasing cloak thing, which worked really well but happened to be illegal.)
With the actor for Chekhov in the reboots dead, and declining revenue and angry fans, the best thing they could do would be to patch up the alternate timeline with a time travel finale to their television show. Then they could go back to the real timeline. Or even the mirror universe would be cool.
Simply to mandate that if you replace a position with an H1-B, you have to pay them the same salary. It's only fair. And also allow them to find work, whenever they want, on the open market and leave the company at any time. No company can effectively master their H1-Bs.
At least ban ads for the poor sods with cable. You don't pay for something with ads in.
I'm worried about the humans using the robots, legit or illegitimate.
I just want websites to use the HTML5 video player as opposed to Flash. x265 is not very important except for 4K content and mobile phones. It will, though, eventually become the standard.
I can never find my USB drives and SD cards. Say what you like about spinning disc, at least they were (are) easy to keep track of.
No. The storage, on the other hand, basically works by dumping a bunch of random nanotubes and aligning them to store data.
Carbon is smaller than silicon.
Stop going to Mars. Go somewhere else interesting. Titan, maybe. Or Triton. Europa. Mercury. Venus, even. But we know enough about Mars for diminishing returns to set in.
No, it's because I find it easier to sign up for things with a Gmail account. Insecure, but my internet commenting accounts are not exactly high on my security priority list. Trust me, I've never touched Google Plus.
Considering that Facebook is arguably the world's biggest news service, it actually is sort of important.
Somebody uses a dodgy cable and the power supply explodes. That's the current issue with USB-C.
I imagine that there will be replicability tests. It's possible, but not certain, that we may have found Clarke's "space drive", a drive requiring no reaction mass. On the other hand, so many of these things have fizzled, I'm remaining VERY cautiously optimistic.
Actually, most people buy Nexus devices for the lack of bloatware and the security updates. I'm thinking that they might add additional experimental/dev features that aren't going to be a stock Android feature, as opposed to meaningless apps.
Is still Skylake Refresh. Slightly tweaked GPU (software mostly, I suspect) slight clock boost, and new chipset. My expectations for IPC increases are 0%, or maybe 3% if they bothered to create a new wafer. Trust me, Kaby Lake will underwhelm.
Relax. In between architectural basis and the relatively low performance, it's insignificant. A few hundred million transistors for a 25 core chip in a day where your stock chip is multibillion in terms of transistor count.
Probably all down to process improvements too.
I guess BASH was put in just in time, eh?
Proxima Centauri is a flare star, and being randomly zapped with x-rays is not usually conducive to life.
Kaby Lake is Skylake Refresh. No new wafer, just slightly improved clocks, slightly lower prices and a new chipset.
Yeah. The ogolipoly that is the media business just means more bias, more idiocy, poorer quality media and so on. So smash them up, Viacom, Time-Warner, Disney, and so on.
Factory farms are about to drop the "farm" and become ground-beef printing operations. Only perhaps ten years off.
The men are lying, they're just trying to act more macho and have poorer judgement when high.