It's a shame the Swedish government mandated that all retailers that accept payments must have a 'black box' that tracks payments for the government. I develop software for (among others) the Swedish market. In Soviet Sweden my life is a pain in the arse!
A Concorde going overhead at around 1000 feet and normal cruising speed is no more noisy than a normal jet. It's the afterburners that are loud (REALLY VERY LOUD) and those are only used at take-off.
I'm sorry but that's wrong. I live in London and you *knew* when Concorde was flying over. But it was damn cool!
Not always true. The 68000 has 8 x 32bit address and 8 x 32bit data registers, with a 24bit address bus. Nearly all operations can be performed as 32bit.
Yet it's reguarded as a 16bit cpu.
/B Matches pattern if at the beginning of a line. /E Matches pattern if at the end of a line. /L Uses search strings literally. /R Uses search strings as regular expressions.
The Amiga used a similar technique, except the Copper (graphics co-processor of sorts) handled the 'wait for line 120 and change the sprite registers' bit, leaving the CPU free. Sprites on the Amiga sucked though, as they were only 16 pixels wide (AGA used in the A1200+ improved this).
IMHO schools have a duty to prepare students for the work environment. They should be teaching mainstream technology as used in industry. In my experience close to zero companies are actually _using_ iPads except perhaps in a few niche markets. Lets not forget the fact that for the price of an iPad you can buy a decent 64bit Celeron Laptop (hell, you can probably buy 2!).
The funny thing is that cigarette packaging in the UK (and many other European countries I believe) have pictures of tumors on the front. I'm not sure it works, but maybe soda should have pictures of fatties?
Iris scanning is NOT used to police immigration in the UK. It was a failed experiment and people are no longer able to register their eyes. Any idiot passing through immigration at Heathrow or Gatwick could see it was taking the biometric people longer, even though there was no queue.
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It's been there for a long time (more than 1 year?). The just made it more prominent in the latest releases.
It's a shame the Swedish government mandated that all retailers that accept payments must have a 'black box' that tracks payments for the government. I develop software for (among others) the Swedish market. In Soviet Sweden my life is a pain in the arse!
I seem to recall that all British bombers carried a couple of pigeons. Usefull if you crash!
Chances are (being a programmer and all) you already own a computer capable of running Eclipse so the $500 is not needed.
I use PPP you insensitive clod!
Buying drugs & stolen goods over the internet. Donating to Wikileaks. That's about it really..
It's easy to port C to Java (but not the other way).
I think it's supposed to read 'Lunch'.
Nobody divides by 1024!
I went on that Concorde at Duxford when I was in the cub scouts, about 30 years ago!
A Concorde going overhead at around 1000 feet and normal cruising speed is no more noisy than a normal jet. It's the afterburners that are loud (REALLY VERY LOUD) and those are only used at take-off.
I'm sorry but that's wrong. I live in London and you *knew* when Concorde was flying over. But it was damn cool!
Not always true. The 68000 has 8 x 32bit address and 8 x 32bit data registers, with a 24bit address bus. Nearly all operations can be performed as 32bit. Yet it's reguarded as a 16bit cpu.
XKCD the movie. You know you want it.
c:\> findstr /?
...]]
/B Matches pattern if at the beginning of a line.
/E Matches pattern if at the end of a line.
/L Uses search strings literally.
/R Uses search strings as regular expressions.
Searches for strings in files.
FINDSTR [/B] [/E] [/L] [/R] [/S] [/I] [/X] [/V] [/N] [/M] [/O] [/P] [/F:file]
[/C:string] [/G:file] [/D:dir list] [/A:color attributes] [/OFF[LINE]]
strings [[drive:][path]filename[
It's Microsoft, so don't forget C0DEDBAD!!
Google me and you get pictures of a guy in an orange shirt. It seems I'm a murderer who was executed in the USA.
The Amiga used a similar technique, except the Copper (graphics co-processor of sorts) handled the 'wait for line 120 and change the sprite registers' bit, leaving the CPU free. Sprites on the Amiga sucked though, as they were only 16 pixels wide (AGA used in the A1200+ improved this).
IMHO schools have a duty to prepare students for the work environment. They should be teaching mainstream technology as used in industry. In my experience close to zero companies are actually _using_ iPads except perhaps in a few niche markets. Lets not forget the fact that for the price of an iPad you can buy a decent 64bit Celeron Laptop (hell, you can probably buy 2!).
Guy on the radio just said his house purchase didn't go through because NatWest failed to release the funds. That's got to suck.
But it kicked ass on the Dreamcast back in 1999!
The best site for Googling is Google.com. Duh!
The funny thing is that cigarette packaging in the UK (and many other European countries I believe) have pictures of tumors on the front. I'm not sure it works, but maybe soda should have pictures of fatties?
Iris scanning is NOT used to police immigration in the UK. It was a failed experiment and people are no longer able to register their eyes. Any idiot passing through immigration at Heathrow or Gatwick could see it was taking the biometric people longer, even though there was no queue.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_the_United_Kingdom#Current
Same here. Most don't even check my references either.