Wrong, bigdog and other Boston Dynamics robots are hydraulic
Air makes a lot more noise and being compressible makes it pretty useless outside of industrial machines moving stuff around or compressed air tools.
I only see either very old ones with no electronics or the latest fancy models, with a noticeable gap.
Don't know if that's because old ones are more reliable or because they relegated to light work while modern ones are pushed to the limits
Limewire(Gnutella) seems pretty dead, last time I tried searching on it there weren't many results, eMule meanwhile still has some 200k+ users and the botnet spamming fake results seems to be dying down.
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Hopefully more and more people will buy IoT devices that will be converted in perma-DDoS devices, let it all burn.
I do remember ATRAC cds working quite well on my sony CD player.
Just use the spare glass instead of the full mask
I suggest Xfburn, not many dependencies, runs fine on early 2000 hardware and I've never had issues with it, unlike brasero.
There are parts of Europe which haven't switched to DAB+
Oh, boy I can't wait for another finicky all-or-nothing digital broadcasting system and hundreds of radio sets at the recycling bin.
Getting funding so they can build their own for "research".
You mean coreboot? It's still there, and is also used by chromebooks
How about actually investing in decent security instead of complaining about the terrible costs of the aftermath?
Back, menu, home was better, long press the home button to open tasks, just like symbian, why dedicate an entire key to it.
At least apple products are easier to clean than that fabric covered surface.
Not an issue because the cheapest inverters blow themselves open while the better ones should be able to manage themselves.
I just recently upgraded to Jessie
So what? As long as you can dumpster dive a bunch of them it shouldn't be an issue.
Wrong, bigdog and other Boston Dynamics robots are hydraulic Air makes a lot more noise and being compressible makes it pretty useless outside of industrial machines moving stuff around or compressed air tools.
In Europe most poeple consider the Prius rear to be really ugly, only topped by some ssayong cars.
Just there as a cool logo
f looked after well they can last three decades.
I only see either very old ones with no electronics or the latest fancy models, with a noticeable gap. Don't know if that's because old ones are more reliable or because they relegated to light work while modern ones are pushed to the limits
You don't even need to go that back, I have a small siemens TV which came with full schematic and service manual in the early 90's
I see smaller groups signing up on both, the big ones are pushing for .si because they made it.
Must get everything fastttt!!!!!!1!11111
Queues are for communists!1!!11
I used to use shareaza, which combined results from many P2P networks and it had a nice way to distribute antifake filters, which worked quite well.
Limewire(Gnutella) seems pretty dead, last time I tried searching on it there weren't many results, eMule meanwhile still has some 200k+ users and the botnet spamming fake results seems to be dying down.
Indexers and DHT scrapers are a kind of decentralization.
Why would tech-minded people support the inferior "cripple the protocol to make it centralized" instead of "make an improved protocol"
But codecs have available on debian's main repository for years, I tought at least Mint had them preinstalled.