And all five people who bought them greatly enjoy them. So do the other hundred thousand or so who downloaded them via torrent because 'all software should be free', further throttling Linux game development.
Now that freedom has been re-introduced to the masses by-way of Linux and open source software applications
As much as I'd like to see it, you're dead wrong here. The vast majority of consumers wind up with Windows. The rest wind up with OS X. A vanishingly small number of people are moving to OSS.
Despite the misleading title (should probably say first OFF THE SHELF switch in orbit), it's pretty cool how they tested these. From TFA:
Switches from Cisco, D-Link, Avaya, 3Com, NetGear and Hewlett Packard were exposed to extreme levels of radiation in a particle accelerator in Villigen, Switzerland under conditions similar to space.
Makes one think more about all the radiation crewmembers get exposed to as well, even within the protective embrace of the Earth's magnetic field. That's one of the big hurdles to travel to Mars of course; long term exposure to varying levels of radiation (mostly from the Sun).
I just think it's geeky-cool that they put them in a particle accellerator for testing though.
Or just tell them "We all like to set our indicators from red to green. It's prettier." and give them no other info at first. Then again, OP didn't say they were doing it as a research study; it just works for them so frankly the 'why' it works is far less important from a practical standpoint.
No, the point is to make a utility that appears to innocently redact part of an image, when in fact the information is retrievable. It's meant to be a malicious utility that people would use without knowing that the 'hacker' could recover their full images.
The regular newspapers and news outlets pay the AP for access to reproduce full articles, and also credit the AP for the story. Many blogs just rip whole stories for free and don't even provide proper credit.
Simony went up on a Soyuz. We're not talking about the same thing with Brin. If things go as planned he'll get there via a privately owned and operated flight. It will still be a Soyuz but it won't be owned and operated by any government agency. Hence it's the first private spaceflight.
However, IronPort-sponsored pharmacological testing revealed that two thirds of the shipments contained the active ingredient but were not the correct dosage, while the others were placebos. As a result, consumers take a significant risk of ingesting an uncontrolled substance from overseas distributors, the researchers say.
So as you can see it was all done privately without the FDA.
This is/. as you pointed out. If Steve Jobs takes a crap it makes the front page. Everything Apple makes the front page regardless of whether it's consequential or not.
What is the root and history of the word 'pedantic'?
Languange and definitions evolve. Get over it. The term 'multiverse' has been around for a long time as has the concept of multiple 'Universes'. Relax. Have a beer.
And when it's a great phone and not just an ipod touch with a phone grafted to it, even more people will consider one. The iPhone is a great overall tool, but it's not a great phone in my opinion. That is of course just my opinion, but for me the lack of keys/buttons and the relatively poor phone performance are deal breakers.
As a larger portion of 18 to 30 year olds serve in foreign engagements
You do know that a very, very small percentage of 18 to 30 year olds enlist in the armed forces, right? That's not the reason, but your first point about people not buying as much is a major factor.
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And all five people who bought them greatly enjoy them. So do the other hundred thousand or so who downloaded them via torrent because 'all software should be free', further throttling Linux game development.
As much as I'd like to see it, you're dead wrong here. The vast majority of consumers wind up with Windows. The rest wind up with OS X. A vanishingly small number of people are moving to OSS.
Unless they suffer from congestion.
Makes one think more about all the radiation crewmembers get exposed to as well, even within the protective embrace of the Earth's magnetic field. That's one of the big hurdles to travel to Mars of course; long term exposure to varying levels of radiation (mostly from the Sun).
I just think it's geeky-cool that they put them in a particle accellerator for testing though.
Or just tell them "We all like to set our indicators from red to green. It's prettier." and give them no other info at first. Then again, OP didn't say they were doing it as a research study; it just works for them so frankly the 'why' it works is far less important from a practical standpoint.
No, the point is to make a utility that appears to innocently redact part of an image, when in fact the information is retrievable. It's meant to be a malicious utility that people would use without knowing that the 'hacker' could recover their full images.
Inserting a new genome into a bacterium is a far cry from mixing up some chemicals then watching as life spontaneously generates.
We wipe thousands of drives a year when we do rollovers. It doesn't take much effort. Most of the time you don't have to sit there in front of it.
The overall quality or lack thereof of AP articles is a whole other story indeed.
The regular newspapers and news outlets pay the AP for access to reproduce full articles, and also credit the AP for the story. Many blogs just rip whole stories for free and don't even provide proper credit.
"We want to ditch your rules but have you live by our rules. We know it's wrong and bad for consumers but too bad. We want to lock in our profits".
Pretty typical attitude in the industry I'd say.
Good question, but I highly doubt he'll answer any questions directly relating to methods used.
Both Congressmen have been openly critical of China in the past. They most certainly did have an interest in them.
Simony went up on a Soyuz. We're not talking about the same thing with Brin. If things go as planned he'll get there via a privately owned and operated flight. It will still be a Soyuz but it won't be owned and operated by any government agency. Hence it's the first private spaceflight.
So as you can see it was all done privately without the FDA.
Roland has photos of Cowboyneal doing unspeakable things to an iMac. If they stop posting his crap they photos go public!
Did I say always? Reading is fundamental :-)
This is /. as you pointed out. If Steve Jobs takes a crap it makes the front page. Everything Apple makes the front page regardless of whether it's consequential or not.
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What is the root and history of the word 'pedantic'?
Languange and definitions evolve. Get over it. The term 'multiverse' has been around for a long time as has the concept of multiple 'Universes'. Relax. Have a beer.
"want a great phone"
And when it's a great phone and not just an ipod touch with a phone grafted to it, even more people will consider one. The iPhone is a great overall tool, but it's not a great phone in my opinion. That is of course just my opinion, but for me the lack of keys/buttons and the relatively poor phone performance are deal breakers.
As a larger portion of 18 to 30 year olds serve in foreign engagements
You do know that a very, very small percentage of 18 to 30 year olds enlist in the armed forces, right? That's not the reason, but your first point about people not buying as much is a major factor.
I am prior art, having served as a Program Manager on various occaisions. I would like to see them sue me over my resume.
It doesn't even look like it's designed for mini notebooks or tiny desktops. This is aimed at the smartphone/handheld market.
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