Since the processing requirements for bluray are so high, and CPU power gets cheaper every year, there's no reason for bluray to take off.
A HD movie has 1080p video and sound. The data can be stored on a variety of mediums and decoded by a variety of devices. Sony won the HD disk wars, but that's looking like it's not that big of a deal.
So your solution is to punish the businesses that practice good business management and reward those that are handing out huge bonuses to managers while their company is in the red?
It sounds like you have no idea what it takes to be a successful blogger.
You can't just spew your thoughts on a page. You need references. And if you're the type of blogger that does write articles with references, it's not that hard to call someone to get an official statement.
Do you have to drive for a living to be a good driver?
The biggest problem facing in-air hand gesturing is that it requires some level of stamina to maintain continual use. For sifting through data that could be done via other means, this just isn't practical due to the eventual strain it places on the user. It's sort of like trying to paint a ceiling. At first you're fine, but the longer you do it, your efficiency starts drop at a sharp curve.
I'm surprised that no one see this as a feature instead of a bug.
If the user gets too tired from waving his/her arms around constantly, it means they're going to focus on thinking more before acting. Remember the days before PCs could multitask?
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Eh? The problem with Rail was the expense and the time it takes to get anywhere.
Every once in a while I think it would be neat to travel by rail. Then I see it costs just as much as a plane ticket and takes 10x as long.
At Traveling by Bus was even faster. And far cheaper.
Actually, I've never seen any kind of god-based religious extremist try anything of the sort.
I'm not referring to the communists, socialists, vegetarians though. They're always trying to push their beliefs on others.
Since the processing requirements for bluray are so high, and CPU power gets cheaper every year, there's no reason for bluray to take off.
A HD movie has 1080p video and sound. The data can be stored on a variety of mediums and decoded by a variety of devices. Sony won the HD disk wars, but that's looking like it's not that big of a deal.
First of all, I'm, all for genetic engineering, if it's done ethically and safely.
Sure, who's version of right and wrong in conduct are we going to use?.
Congress is a body of lawmakers.
They will continue to create law after law after law until it is literally impossible to keep track of them all.
So in your ideal world, all labor is done by robots?
"Freeing up someone's time" also means "You better find a job before you starve to death."
Jobs are a survival requirement in the modern age. Just like rain and soil in the middle ages.
If that was the case, evolution would have bred out the ability to lie a long, long time ago.
So your solution is to punish the businesses that practice good business management and reward those that are handing out huge bonuses to managers while their company is in the red?
Thoreau didn't have a wife and kids. His job was living in Ralph Waldo Emerson's house.
It's easy to make a stand when you're taking no risks and no one depends on you.
It sounds like you have no idea what it takes to be a successful blogger.
You can't just spew your thoughts on a page. You need references. And if you're the type of blogger that does write articles with references, it's not that hard to call someone to get an official statement.
Do you have to drive for a living to be a good driver?
I just tried looking them up "tenets of journalism" in Google, and they're not listed anywhere I could find.
So either there aren't any, or they're so obscure that not even GOOGLE knows what they are.
"That's the problem; since it's automated, that 1% blocked could be anything."
Yes. It could be 5%.
Oh man. Now they're sure to get canceled. Showing results for the money makes other government programs look bad.
Stop working so hard NASA!
Give 'em a break, they study ROCKS for pete's sake.
This is as exciting as it gets for them.
The rule I learned was "Don't save anything as an int unless you plan on doing math to it."
Ok, think about this.
Imagine you're in a group of 5 people. Each of you have a day you show up at 8 and boots up all 5 computers. The other 4 show up at 8:15.
Do you think the other 4 would get punished/fired for continuously being "late"?
The biggest problem facing in-air hand gesturing is that it requires some level of stamina to maintain continual use. For sifting through data that could be done via other means, this just isn't practical due to the eventual strain it places on the user. It's sort of like trying to paint a ceiling. At first you're fine, but the longer you do it, your efficiency starts drop at a sharp curve.
I'm surprised that no one see this as a feature instead of a bug.
If the user gets too tired from waving his/her arms around constantly, it means they're going to focus on thinking more before acting. Remember the days before PCs could multitask?
Because in the US, we're not constantly under attack by Eastern European criminal organizations.
Your RSA key is a result of your environment.
Actually, that's what gave him a huge boost in popularity with the Conservative crowd.
They were hoping he WOULD die and then we'd have Palin as President.
Why not? You guys have been proponents of murdering babies for the convenience of the mother, and that works for you.
People are all about convenience.
Wow, two years. You sure have low expectations.
How many decades will it take for the Democrats to do something useful?
It doesn't matter who you blame. You're brute forcing the code, that's in violation of the dmca.
They use "Hardened" CPUs and memory for space.
As our economy continues to tank we are getting fewer and fewer immigrents anyway.
Reference please.
Your theory doesn't account for hot alien space-babes. I think you'll note that any non-human-loooking species in Mass Effect doesn't even have women.