Lets say a doctor misses a vital sign on the image. In court, would a valid prosecution argument be that the display on these units are not fit for purpose?
Can you really expect medical practitioners to draw valid conclusions from such a small display? I think not. I certainly wouldn't like to be a health authority trying to justify the use of such a device in court!
You seem to be comparing 'Playing with Visual Studio' against 'Taking programming classes'.
Visual Studio is not a teaching aid. It's (just about) a programming toolkit with some bolted on frameworks. You will create rubbish if you do not know what you are doing. Try thowing eclipse at him, he would have the same problem.
Having said that, I hate having to program with Visual Studio. It's like a great big book of usefull spells, but they are written in invisble ink:o)
Don't *ever* change to a format like the Onion. Ever. I beg you.
Not to mention the fact that they are media tarts, placing an full page advert on the link, probably only because of the slashdot effect. The format is a mess.
I think you should look carefully at the lens technology first before making that judgement. No amount of pixels will help a poor quality plastic lens.
The plug-in market for this will be interesting. I can edit documents on the web; But what if I can compile code on the web? And colaborate with other on my C++ / C / Embedded ARM project? No need for me to install some god-awfull toolchain; It's there on the web. I edit, hit compile, and back comes my image. Latest version? There when I'm ready. Cost? Free if I dont mind some carefully targeted ads.
Security, or more to the point trust, is my only issue now.
Slashdot Mirror
>will it run netbsd?
What, the etch-a-sketch? Oh yes, most definately.
Wow, I can give up my day job!
Maybe we should do an 'Ask Slashdot'. CmdrTaco can then submit the best 500,000 :o)
wish I hadn't. Don't normally.
Statements such as
;o|
"Advances in image-processing algorithms now enable computing networks to actually understand scenes."
and
"It is now trivial to litter an environment with video-capture devices because the costs and wiring complexity have been nearly eliminated."
Suggest that the overall content may not be of very high value
Fair comment, but that isn't a reason to host with them, is it?
Looks like they do read Sun's press releases :o)
Hosted Office? Not from Microsoft thanks. I'd rather go with the power of Ajax.
http://www.writely.com/
Or OpenOffice. Or anyone. But not Microsoft.
Lets say a doctor misses a vital sign on the image. In court, would a valid prosecution argument be that the display on these units are not fit for purpose?
Can you really expect medical practitioners to draw valid conclusions from such a small display? I think not. I certainly wouldn't like to be a health authority trying to justify the use of such a device in court!
You seem to be comparing 'Playing with Visual Studio' against 'Taking programming classes'.
:o)
Visual Studio is not a teaching aid. It's (just about) a programming toolkit with some bolted on frameworks. You will create rubbish if you do not know what you are doing. Try thowing eclipse at him, he would have the same problem.
Having said that, I hate having to program with Visual Studio. It's like a great big book of usefull spells, but they are written in invisble ink
Will be on the visits to his webpage, when the server recovers :o)
http://www.scary-terry.com/rockchair/rockchair.ht
A guy has wired up the pcb to this contraption. As you walk past, the skeleton starts snoring
Mike.
http://www.epemag.wimborne.co.uk/projects.html
"October 2005 Halloween Howler - sound/ lights FX units for your pumpkin!"
Mike.
Don't *ever* change to a format like the Onion. Ever. I beg you.
Not to mention the fact that they are media tarts, placing an full page advert on the link, probably only because of the slashdot effect. The format is a mess.
What, you mean like GSM? :o)
If they want something to worry about, they should consider smoking. China must have the highest smoking ratio outside of a Huntingdon Beagle Lab.
>1 MegaBot==10E6 Bots.
No no no no no. How many times to we have to tell you?
1MegaBot == 1024*1024 bots.
Dammed marketing bots.
I think you should look carefully at the lens technology first before making that judgement. No amount of pixels will help a poor quality plastic lens.
Still no changes to the use of Google Maps API, thankfully. Maps embedded in your own webpages do not (yet) show any advertising material.
Long may that continue...
http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/16.28.html#subj3
In my day we called the 'ants'. An idea created by some chap at BT over here in Blighty.
"Old idea,
New name,
15 minutes of fame."
You might have at least clicked on a bloody advert while you were looking, you insensitive clod!
Well if you spent more time working and less on slashdot, maybe you wouldn't be an outsourcing target?
The plug-in market for this will be interesting. I can edit documents on the web; But what if I can compile code on the web? And colaborate with other on my C++ / C / Embedded ARM project? No need for me to install some god-awfull toolchain; It's there on the web. I edit, hit compile, and back comes my image. Latest version? There when I'm ready. Cost? Free if I dont mind some carefully targeted ads.
Security, or more to the point trust, is my only issue now.
And thats worse than perl regular expressions? Me thinks not.
http://www.writely.com/