I would bet the people increasingly buying vinyl are not the ones listening to "overprocessed, overmodulated, autotuned, beatbox crap". As much that does cover a lot of what's on the radio, there is still as much good music being made today as ever.
The difference between simplified and traditional are not very significant. It's trivial to convert between the two, and if you're proficient in one, learning the other is not very difficult. Even without learning the other characters you can typically read it without much trouble.
And yes, that does mean that they create those tiny black holes all the time in our atmosphere. If this would create black holes, earth would have never existed.
Potentially, but we haven't yet proven that micro black holes can be created by particle collisions. If it turns out they can be created however, it would certainly imply that they are not a risk to the planet.
I highly doubt you'd feel an impact with a single particle regardless of it's momentum. It would just blow right through you like an X-Ray or gamma ray without you knowing, but potentially damaging some DNA on its way.
I disagree, I'd say the embedded programming style is inferior. There's nothing stopping regular programmers from coding the way they do so it would be done if it had any value. The embedded guys don't write unportable assembly because it's better, they do it because they have to.
If that's the point of the article (which I don't think it is) then it does not make the case very well. You would need to show how that overhead scales with larger programs. Sure an extra 10k of code for Hello World is a lot, but if KDE only has 10k overhead I'd be pretty damn impressed.
It would be more accurate to compare it to "Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy" -> "Everyone has to take a day off once every seven days". Not much of a stretch really, is it?
If doing nothing costs more than an additional trillion over 10 years because of the continuously rising costs of health care in America, then paying only an extra trillion is a way to save money.
While you're writing email or browsing the web? I've used it before on my girlfriends iphone, and I seem to remember having to stop the music when I needed to look something up.
The apps most likely to be running in the background on my phone are various audio players, google navigation, and other various gps apps for recording trip information.
Android 2.1 has a task manager under Settings/Applications/Running Services. I never use it to kill apps though. Apps that don't multitask right get uninstalled from my phone.
You prefer being limited to using only Apples music player? Personally on my phone I listen to streams from last.fm as much as I listen to local MP3s, and I wouldn't be able to do that on an iPhone.
How is removing XMMS a sign of not being up to date? XMMS hasn't been supported by the developer for years. Audacious is what you are looking for and I'm sure it's in the Ubuntu repos.
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You missed his point. It's not all about nostalgia, it's about how you interact with the medium.
I would bet the people increasingly buying vinyl are not the ones listening to "overprocessed, overmodulated, autotuned, beatbox crap". As much that does cover a lot of what's on the radio, there is still as much good music being made today as ever.
Wow, way to ruin the poor guys whole mp3 collection.
The difference between simplified and traditional are not very significant. It's trivial to convert between the two, and if you're proficient in one, learning the other is not very difficult. Even without learning the other characters you can typically read it without much trouble.
And yes, that does mean that they create those tiny black holes all the time in our atmosphere.
If this would create black holes, earth would have never existed.
Potentially, but we haven't yet proven that micro black holes can be created by particle collisions. If it turns out they can be created however, it would certainly imply that they are not a risk to the planet.
I highly doubt you'd feel an impact with a single particle regardless of it's momentum. It would just blow right through you like an X-Ray or gamma ray without you knowing, but potentially damaging some DNA on its way.
Yeah, but what's that worth when almost no one is using the Theora support?
I disagree, I'd say the embedded programming style is inferior. There's nothing stopping regular programmers from coding the way they do so it would be done if it had any value. The embedded guys don't write unportable assembly because it's better, they do it because they have to.
If that's the point of the article (which I don't think it is) then it does not make the case very well. You would need to show how that overhead scales with larger programs. Sure an extra 10k of code for Hello World is a lot, but if KDE only has 10k overhead I'd be pretty damn impressed.
It would be more accurate to compare it to "Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy" -> "Everyone has to take a day off once every seven days". Not much of a stretch really, is it?
It's fine as default behavior, now quit bitching. Just change your Firefox preferences and move on with your life.
I have a hard time believing a technique that starts with "swap out everything in RAM" could ever be used for real-time detection.
The messages are limited to the size of an SMS messages since that is how tweeting was originally meant to be done.
If doing nothing costs more than an additional trillion over 10 years because of the continuously rising costs of health care in America, then paying only an extra trillion is a way to save money.
While you're writing email or browsing the web? I've used it before on my girlfriends iphone, and I seem to remember having to stop the music when I needed to look something up.
The apps most likely to be running in the background on my phone are various audio players, google navigation, and other various gps apps for recording trip information.
Android 2.1 has a task manager under Settings/Applications/Running Services. I never use it to kill apps though. Apps that don't multitask right get uninstalled from my phone.
You prefer being limited to using only Apples music player? Personally on my phone I listen to streams from last.fm as much as I listen to local MP3s, and I wouldn't be able to do that on an iPhone.
If a company wants to track your every movement throughout the day, how hard is it to imagine they would also require you to wear the tracking device?
You mean it took you a few minutes to get to the third sentence in the summary where it said just that?
Are you sure the human translators aren't just using google translate?
Yeah, google voice is fun, it's what you get when you combine voicemail and mad-libs.
How is removing XMMS a sign of not being up to date? XMMS hasn't been supported by the developer for years. Audacious is what you are looking for and I'm sure it's in the Ubuntu repos.
sjobs@apple.com, steve@apple.com and sj@pixar.com are all reported to work. It's no secret.
Faking email headers is trivial. Getting Steve Jobs personal email so that you can fake a reply is slightly harder.