I'm not an economist, but I have a good head on my shoulders and I have a masters in business. Help me understand how AMD hopes to turn around their company by laying off 10% of their staff?
Not necessarily. There may still be some significant overlap between ATI and AMD especially in the non-R&D positions.
I'm thinking of doing the same and using it for astrophotography. I currently use an older Dell C400, which is small AFA notebooks go, but still a pain to setup in the field.
I think most people on Slashdot probably understand what it will take.
Actually I don't think most on here realize that many critical raw materials and commodities are facing production declines. In the face of such resource exhaustion a retrofit of the world's auto fleets to an electric utopia is very unlikely.
Basically a cost disadvantage compared to the glut of North Sea oil and natural gas production which ramped up in the 80s. Now that those fields are in decline nuclear is coming back into fashion.
Strap a board to CowboyNeal's back?
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To run guiding software, charting programs and remote exposure controls. Much less cumbersome and more battery friendly than my old Dell C400.
I'm not an economist, but I have a good head on my shoulders and I have a masters in business. Help me understand how AMD hopes to turn around their company by laying off 10% of their staff?
Not necessarily. There may still be some significant overlap between ATI and AMD especially in the non-R&D positions.
Cap of "padded" buy.com listings on ebay.
for those of us in the Northeast it will be raining
Will he team up with the Whiz Kids?
I'm thinking of doing the same and using it for astrophotography. I currently use an older Dell C400, which is small AFA notebooks go, but still a pain to setup in the field.
Where are all the cool gadgets, radar and tape drives?? Here is a proper batcave
By 2020 the world may very much on the other side of the peak.
I often use "Programmer: Alan Smithee" in the comment header
I guess its back to Radio Shack
He is not advocating an immediate return to the gold standard, rather making gold and silver competing currencies to Federal Reserve notes.
and realized the original trilogy was never that great after all.
Jupiter of course!
I think most people on Slashdot probably understand what it will take.
Actually I don't think most on here realize that many critical raw materials and commodities are facing production declines. In the face of such resource exhaustion a retrofit of the world's auto fleets to an electric utopia is very unlikely.
Basically a cost disadvantage compared to the glut of North Sea oil and natural gas production which ramped up in the 80s. Now that those fields are in decline nuclear is coming back into fashion.
He'll adapt
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That should improve the system by at least 20%
i don't know. but however you do it, it's an easier starting scenario than mars
Probably not due to the 243 day rotation.
Nah ... it will just explode when the battery cell is punctured.
Well Andy, Maybe the human body is just many many times more complex than a calculator.
Oil and most other necessities are also at record highs.
but can it do a back massage?
This CowboyNeal chap for example. Is he a real person or concocted mascot like Betty Crocker or Mavis Beacon Typing Tutor?
How would you distinguish a remote disable from a normal breakdown?
Porkin's last battle