I find it interesting that most of the people behind the whole gender wage gap issue are people who are not in the industries they complain about. College professors that mostly exist in the qualitative realm, complaining on jobs that mostly exist in the quantitative realm. Such as sociology, or gender studies professors complaining about microbiology.
In Windows 7, Start > Run > Calc and calculator loads instantly and you can start using it. That's when the calculator appeared to be written using Windows Forms. When they switched to Modern UI or WPF in Windows 10, when you open it, Start > Run > Calc. wait...wait...wait... and then it's open. Nearly every application that they switched from 7 to 10 in this way has a loading lag that wasn't there before.
It ran extremely well too. I remember playing Star Wars: Rebel Assault in the 1990s on it, I think on a 486 and it had full screen video that didn't play noticeably worse than the 486 version.
Clean Coal only refers to the amount of junk in the coal. Dirty coal has stuff like radioactive and embedded hydrocarbon compounds and such that get released into the atmosphere during burning. The higher grade of coal, overall, the cleaner it is. With Graphite basically being the ultimate clean coal as it is just pure carbon. Clean Coal was never really about CO2 amounts.
True, they don't get sent overseas, however they can be replaced by imported labor. In the south, carpenters, brick layers, (anything related to home building) has largely been replaced by cheaper imported labor. I would say that you wouldn't see that as much in customer-facing labor such as a plumber or electrician that you call to come to your house, but for bulk carpentry, electrical, and plumbing, it's a thing.
There was a guy on youtube that lives in China that was able to source the parts, and free up enough room inside his iPhone to readd a 3.5mm jack. He used one of those lightning to 3.5mm passthrough dongles and stripped it down to the bare minimum. So if some guy in his bedroom could do it, apple could have done it.
Translation, they decided oh those poor street vendors, but forgot there are people trying to make a living off of cleaning tables mopping floors and serving food inside the building. Not to mention the cooks, farmers, delivery drivers all that make their wages related to the company.
I had a Sandisk USB stick recently go read only. I had been using it as a hypervisor boot drive and the boot was crashing. When I inspected it, it was read only and any attempts to format it, diskpart it, fdisk it failed with some kind of error. I looked it up and apparently this is the designed failure route for these USB drives. When the controller detects an inconsistency or uncorrectable error, the drive is locked from writing so you can get data off of it.
Ok, I'm in IT and it unnerves me. I've had numerous computers have an SSD totally die and lose all data with no smart warnings in the last few years. (Not me personally, I mean people at our organization)
is the never ending "Hmm, I'm not sure" on things that the google assistant has no problem doing. I get so much "Hmm, I'm not sure" from Alexa I wonder how it's a real "assistant" product. It seems fine for turning lights off and on (if I had that setup) and the sound quality is pretty good, but answering questions is it's weakest point.
"In the SciMark testing, the AWS system-on-chip was twice as fast as a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ on Linux 4.14."
So twice as fast as a 35 dollar computer that can run off of a cell phone charger. Ok yeah I know, more ram, better storage, better networking. But we're being sold on the CPU itself rather than the system.
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I find it interesting that most of the people behind the whole gender wage gap issue are people who are not in the industries they complain about. College professors that mostly exist in the qualitative realm, complaining on jobs that mostly exist in the quantitative realm. Such as sociology, or gender studies professors complaining about microbiology.
In Windows 7, Start > Run > Calc and calculator loads instantly and you can start using it. That's when the calculator appeared to be written using Windows Forms. When they switched to Modern UI or WPF in Windows 10, when you open it, Start > Run > Calc. wait...wait...wait... and then it's open. Nearly every application that they switched from 7 to 10 in this way has a loading lag that wasn't there before.
So the lady on the Simpsons that throws cats at people was just schizo from cat parasites.
It ran extremely well too. I remember playing Star Wars: Rebel Assault in the 1990s on it, I think on a 486 and it had full screen video that didn't play noticeably worse than the 486 version.
It probably sounds like a 1U server when running too.
Clean Coal only refers to the amount of junk in the coal. Dirty coal has stuff like radioactive and embedded hydrocarbon compounds and such that get released into the atmosphere during burning. The higher grade of coal, overall, the cleaner it is. With Graphite basically being the ultimate clean coal as it is just pure carbon. Clean Coal was never really about CO2 amounts.
True, they don't get sent overseas, however they can be replaced by imported labor. In the south, carpenters, brick layers, (anything related to home building) has largely been replaced by cheaper imported labor. I would say that you wouldn't see that as much in customer-facing labor such as a plumber or electrician that you call to come to your house, but for bulk carpentry, electrical, and plumbing, it's a thing.
Here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utfbE3_uAMA
There was a guy on youtube that lives in China that was able to source the parts, and free up enough room inside his iPhone to readd a 3.5mm jack. He used one of those lightning to 3.5mm passthrough dongles and stripped it down to the bare minimum. So if some guy in his bedroom could do it, apple could have done it.
Translation, they decided oh those poor street vendors, but forgot there are people trying to make a living off of cleaning tables mopping floors and serving food inside the building. Not to mention the cooks, farmers, delivery drivers all that make their wages related to the company.
Don't they mean the LG 0.035274 Ounces?
I had a Sandisk USB stick recently go read only. I had been using it as a hypervisor boot drive and the boot was crashing. When I inspected it, it was read only and any attempts to format it, diskpart it, fdisk it failed with some kind of error. I looked it up and apparently this is the designed failure route for these USB drives. When the controller detects an inconsistency or uncorrectable error, the drive is locked from writing so you can get data off of it.
Ok, I'm in IT and it unnerves me. I've had numerous computers have an SSD totally die and lose all data with no smart warnings in the last few years. (Not me personally, I mean people at our organization)
is the never ending "Hmm, I'm not sure" on things that the google assistant has no problem doing. I get so much "Hmm, I'm not sure" from Alexa I wonder how it's a real "assistant" product. It seems fine for turning lights off and on (if I had that setup) and the sound quality is pretty good, but answering questions is it's weakest point.
"In the SciMark testing, the AWS system-on-chip was twice as fast as a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ on Linux 4.14."
So twice as fast as a 35 dollar computer that can run off of a cell phone charger. Ok yeah I know, more ram, better storage, better networking. But we're being sold on the CPU itself rather than the system.
Or you could just use the dead fish as SlashBait.
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He has a doctorate in a hard science, so I would assume he's not just referring to Wikipedia when he makes a statement.
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How does a nuclear reactor produce CO2?
Oh, wrong politician. This one just keeps raising taxes and and the Californians keep asking for more.
There was a mention of Intel and Nvidia in the article so that's my guess. Intel Xeons and Nvidia cards.
Heh, I can get up to 90 Mph at times (150 in Metric)