Shall we maintain the flying license of airline pilots who insist the earth is flat? If you insist of maintaining your prior beliefs in face or tremendous documented evidence, then perhaps you should consider some other profession.
What kind of menu do you want? There is a lot of information and settings that have to be presented to the use
There really isn't. Not on the camera itself anyway. 95% of the menu setting never get touched or get set once and never touched again so why do they need to be in a crappy interface at all? One could remove most of the menus on any given camera and nobody would even notice because they never get used. Those "features" exist on the camera because it provides a checklist for marketing purposes, not because it makes a better product.
Last Friday, after one too many "Microsoft disabled X" and "Microsoft changed Y", I have moved my two Windows 10 Pro licenses from the hardware to virtual machines. They can bork themselves all they want, the worst it would happen I have to scp the backup back and untar it. This is getting too far...
You may make the case, but you won't win it when you argue in front of people whose lives and family became "collateral damage" because of the leader's "honest mistake".
In actual newly designed buildings, the architect cost is 20-25% (source: Fred Brooks). Not talking about McMansions here that are built like refrigerators on the assembly line. And plenty of large buildings (either residential, commercial or industrial) run over money and time budget.
Sure, Linux (and BSD) allows you to maintain (or to pay somebody to maintain) old kernels on old hardware (without allowing a third party to interfere). It does not mean that whatever you need will fall from the sky, on the back of a unicorn.
The restaurant owner now has more income, so he maybe buys a nicer car.
Or
The customer now spends less on food, so now he buys some nicer shoes.
You forgot the third clause, "and the former cook is now starving".
The money does not disappear, but if they move away from the cook, what is the going to live on? "Find something else?" you say - then the money has been moved around a bit more, but did the general happiness increase?
No, the signals on the headers are TTL level, not 12V needed for RS-232. You need a TTL to Serial adapter or one of the FTDI CDC USB-to-TTL adapter such as this: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9873
That is false. They pay all the taxes, including social security tax, without any expectation they will receive any of the benefits if they don't became permanent residents or citizens.
Before you make that claim, are you going to drink your own medicine and present us with some evidence? Have you conducted long-term studies that show that prayer is useless?
That's easy. Two football teams pray to win. Only one does. Obviously prayer had nothing to do with the result.
The team who won prayed harder! Duh'
Providence is on the side of the big battalions.
-- Sevigne
I installed Windows 7 on my three year-old Thinkpad and it worked fine, until I had to install drivers for some microcontroller development boards that I'm playing with. The problem was that they used drivers that ran on top of libusb-win32 and as that is a free software project, it does not have signed drivers. With Windows XP through Vista, when the device manager complained that you were installing unsigned drivers, you could push the 'trust me, I'm an engineer' button. That button no longer works for Windows 7 64 bit. You can no longer install whatever you want on your own hardware using a legit copy of the operating system. The brave new future is here, on your PC.
I spent two days trying to get it to work, then gave up and went back to XP/32 bit.
The "states"? Oh my, and what are those states other than other form of government? They also tax and spend - they aren't at all the bastion of freedom.
If you mean "the people", that would mean something different indeed. But as you see in referendum after referendum "we the people" cannot agree on anything, and even getting 60% on something requires lots of monies to be poured into advertising.
There is no source code. Just a couple of small patches. I expect the GNU police to go after those guys any time now, since they released the binaries in November but no source for busybox, glibc & other GNU bits.
Yes, that's twenty-six thousand, five hundred. Don't ask me how or why they did it, but they did.
The trick is not to "do it", but to do it in a way that produces a usable photo, without too much noise. The first hands-on reviews, are not that great however: they are papering over the increased noise by using the standard blur filters.
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Shall we maintain the flying license of airline pilots who insist the earth is flat? If you insist of maintaining your prior beliefs in face or tremendous documented evidence, then perhaps you should consider some other profession.
What kind of menu do you want? There is a lot of information and settings that have to be presented to the use
There really isn't. Not on the camera itself anyway. 95% of the menu setting never get touched or get set once and never touched again so why do they need to be in a crappy interface at all? One could remove most of the menus on any given camera and nobody would even notice because they never get used. Those "features" exist on the camera because it provides a checklist for marketing purposes, not because it makes a better product.
I think we found the Gnome 3 user!
... they did not.
The software engineers are required to extract the problem out of customers, who often don't know what they want.
Last Friday, after one too many "Microsoft disabled X" and "Microsoft changed Y", I have moved my two Windows 10 Pro licenses from the hardware to virtual machines. They can bork themselves all they want, the worst it would happen I have to scp the backup back and untar it. This is getting too far...
"And that, my lord, is how we know the Earth to be banana-shaped."
Even holy Yoda was tempted, and he should have known better...
You may make the case, but you won't win it when you argue in front of people whose lives and family became "collateral damage" because of the leader's "honest mistake".
How many WMD's were in Iraq?
In actual newly designed buildings, the architect cost is 20-25% (source: Fred Brooks). Not talking about McMansions here that are built like refrigerators on the assembly line. And plenty of large buildings (either residential, commercial or industrial) run over money and time budget.
Sure, Linux (and BSD) allows you to maintain (or to pay somebody to maintain) old kernels on old hardware (without allowing a third party to interfere). It does not mean that whatever you need will fall from the sky, on the back of a unicorn.
Free as in freedom, not as in beer.
You forgot the third clause, "and the former cook is now starving".
The money does not disappear, but if they move away from the cook, what is the going to live on? "Find something else?" you say - then the money has been moved around a bit more, but did the general happiness increase?
No, the signals on the headers are TTL level, not 12V needed for RS-232. You need a TTL to Serial adapter or one of the FTDI CDC USB-to-TTL adapter such as this: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9873
That is false. They pay all the taxes, including social security tax, without any expectation they will receive any of the benefits if they don't became permanent residents or citizens.
Before you make that claim, are you going to drink your own medicine and present us with some evidence? Have you conducted long-term studies that show that prayer is useless?
That's easy. Two football teams pray to win. Only one does. Obviously prayer had nothing to do with the result.
The team who won prayed harder! Duh'
Providence is on the side of the big battalions.
-- Sevigne
Just wait until the second...
Hey, my Honda Civic was built in Ontario, you insensitive clod! I can switch the odometer to km/h if I want to.
Mod the parent up!
He's just being silly - the guy's name is actually Khalid not Khalel.
Why would those giant platforms not become US territory and be subject to the same laws as the mainland?
I installed Windows 7 on my three year-old Thinkpad and it worked fine, until I had to install drivers for some microcontroller development boards that I'm playing with. The problem was that they used drivers that ran on top of libusb-win32 and as that is a free software project, it does not have signed drivers. With Windows XP through Vista, when the device manager complained that you were installing unsigned drivers, you could push the 'trust me, I'm an engineer' button. That button no longer works for Windows 7 64 bit. You can no longer install whatever you want on your own hardware using a legit copy of the operating system. The brave new future is here, on your PC.
I spent two days trying to get it to work, then gave up and went back to XP/32 bit.
Oh, no! He also bought some private information from Facebook.
or whatever they call Go++.
The "states"? Oh my, and what are those states other than other form of government? They also tax and spend - they aren't at all the bastion of freedom.
If you mean "the people", that would mean something different indeed. But as you see in referendum after referendum "we the people" cannot agree on anything, and even getting 60% on something requires lots of monies to be poured into advertising.
Another good example is the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
There is no source code. Just a couple of small patches. I expect the GNU police to go after those guys any time now, since they released the binaries in November but no source for busybox, glibc & other GNU bits.
The trick is not to "do it", but to do it in a way that produces a usable photo, without too much noise. The first hands-on reviews, are not that great however: they are papering over the increased noise by using the standard blur filters.