If you where the CEO of a competing pizza company and posted that you ate 4 pizzas at Dominos, then yes it could be actionable and effect stock prices.
Well... big compared to what? That's the major issue, when you get into talking about the size of the universe, if it ends, what is outside of it, you start to get into murky waters. To make things even worse, we are very limited in our ability to comprehend things. Just as there are an infinite number of points in a line, lines in a plane and planes in a cube, there is an infinite amount of time and 3D space in the smallest possible amount of fifth dimensional space.
It goes even further then what the original poster says, I wrote a shareware HTML editor a long time ago when such a thing was a novel idea. It gained a fair amount of attention, even being put on the cover cd of various computer mags. However, as soon as it was put on a cover CD in Germany, a crack was released. No one ever paid for it, despite millions of downloads and constant use. I still to this day get support requests from people claiming to have a legit copy.
The ARM CPUs are aimed at more of the low power consumption model that the old VIA CPUs targeted with the mini-ITX form factor. Which you may recall, used CPUs soldered to the motherboard. Its a different market space, where the motherboard and CPU have been combined for many years now without any world shattering consequences.
Hum... I guess most netbooks do use Atoms at this point. My point however was that it would have been nice to throw a more "standard" Intel CPU into the chart so people have a basis for comparison. I frankly dont know what those CPUs perform like and I don't think I'm alone.
First off, that is an ugly web site. Their font choices are just bad. Second, they only compare the performance to simular system configurations rather then a regular Intel CPU based netbook. Makes it hard to determine if the performance is actually good without a frame of reference people can relate to.
Yea, I was gona post much the same thing. Salesforce is not like dropbox. In addition to the stuff you listed the extra storage is redundant, backed up, and can be replicated into sandbox environments.
Sure, he's a jerk. But he cant really hold something he owns hostage. This is often the issue with community organizations. Without proper structure you end up with some random member owning chunks of the system.
It is made by Vasco and is sold in large quantity orders for around 6.50$, which is the same as what Blizzard charges for it. The idiot in question is basicly claiming Blizzard sold 400,000 Authenticators at a 100% profit margin.
Difference is that Android phones can actually differentiate themselves. Microsoft phones have very little latitude in hardware design, so there is next to no difference between phone A and phone B. So an Android phone Google is not going to be much like a Samsung Galaxy Note III, but a Microsoft phone will be a lot like a Nokia.
They only operate like one when the users treat them like one, the same can be said for the corner store that offers a credit tab. I use Pay Pal, but never keep money in them, or do direct bank transfers to them, or accept their offers of credit.
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From a point of view at the center of the solar system that car was moving at 30 km/s!
And that's why no presents, he got lost.
Because water is an ingredient in Mountain Dew and Red Bull, and contaminated water could effect the taste.
Most Computer monitors these days max out at 1920x1080
No, those are TVs rebranded as monitors.
A modern TV is just a big computer monitor.
With poor resolution and a crap computer permanently attached to it.
If you where the CEO of a competing pizza company and posted that you ate 4 pizzas at Dominos, then yes it could be actionable and effect stock prices.
Well... big compared to what? That's the major issue, when you get into talking about the size of the universe, if it ends, what is outside of it, you start to get into murky waters. To make things even worse, we are very limited in our ability to comprehend things. Just as there are an infinite number of points in a line, lines in a plane and planes in a cube, there is an infinite amount of time and 3D space in the smallest possible amount of fifth dimensional space.
No we wont. We may SAY we will, but we cant be bothered.
It goes even further then what the original poster says, I wrote a shareware HTML editor a long time ago when such a thing was a novel idea. It gained a fair amount of attention, even being put on the cover cd of various computer mags. However, as soon as it was put on a cover CD in Germany, a crack was released. No one ever paid for it, despite millions of downloads and constant use. I still to this day get support requests from people claiming to have a legit copy.
The ARM CPUs are aimed at more of the low power consumption model that the old VIA CPUs targeted with the mini-ITX form factor. Which you may recall, used CPUs soldered to the motherboard. Its a different market space, where the motherboard and CPU have been combined for many years now without any world shattering consequences.
Hum... I guess most netbooks do use Atoms at this point. My point however was that it would have been nice to throw a more "standard" Intel CPU into the chart so people have a basis for comparison. I frankly dont know what those CPUs perform like and I don't think I'm alone.
First off, that is an ugly web site. Their font choices are just bad. Second, they only compare the performance to simular system configurations rather then a regular Intel CPU based netbook. Makes it hard to determine if the performance is actually good without a frame of reference people can relate to.
In most of the world, they are considered a delicacy. In the US they are considered to be flying rats.
As a developer, I feel the job of the OS is to launch applications and then get out of the way. This is something Windows 8 fails at.
They would just change the interface to make it harder to eat and then sue all the other high calorie snak makers for patent infringement.
Yea, I was gona post much the same thing. Salesforce is not like dropbox. In addition to the stuff you listed the extra storage is redundant, backed up, and can be replicated into sandbox environments.
Sure, he's a jerk. But he cant really hold something he owns hostage. This is often the issue with community organizations. Without proper structure you end up with some random member owning chunks of the system.
So its was another McAfee false positive?
It is made by Vasco and is sold in large quantity orders for around 6.50$, which is the same as what Blizzard charges for it. The idiot in question is basicly claiming Blizzard sold 400,000 Authenticators at a 100% profit margin.
In many places it is illegal to bring any sort of electronic device into the voting booth.
Difference is that Android phones can actually differentiate themselves. Microsoft phones have very little latitude in hardware design, so there is next to no difference between phone A and phone B. So an Android phone Google is not going to be much like a Samsung Galaxy Note III, but a Microsoft phone will be a lot like a Nokia.
Only cloud businesses where the customers willing give up the rights to hosted content, such as with Megaupload.
Yep, they want all the functionality of a bank, but none of the regulation.
So they want to be a bank! <zing!>
They only operate like one when the users treat them like one, the same can be said for the corner store that offers a credit tab. I use Pay Pal, but never keep money in them, or do direct bank transfers to them, or accept their offers of credit.
When Texas and Iowa are threatening to arrest election monitors, standards are not the issue.