yeah, next time it better be like '000 (Australia's 911 or 112 number)' so europeans can understand this as well....(and americans learn even more [ducks] );-)
It depends on which side is determining the decision to become an exclusive supplier. The vendor looks to its competitors as well and knows it cannot compete, if intel is not an exclusive supplier, since it raises the price.
But why would lcd tvs not become more energy efficient at the same time? Beside that, you'd have at least a hunch (or a prototype) that the new technology is capable of becoming energy efficient and would spent research money to the most promising technology. And that is 'just' because it is one of the many boundaries of your playing field, besides cost, form factor, etc.
There is a direct and increasing incentive for consumers to buy lower energy use products. Therefore there is a direct incentive to reduce the energy use in these panels. Therefore the market is likely to either produce lower energy use plasmas, or LCDs or other similar technologies which have plasma-like quality.
Well, a lot of consumer behavior, when buying products, is determined by the initial price, not at all the price to operate a product. Therefore frankly I don't believe that you should leave this to the vendor, because they listen voluntarily to consumers and only to law if mandatory.
But did they test any other OS udp performance under load? Not being a fanboy... Could very well be that that would be horrible as well, unless it was designed from the start for a high load, which would probably bring you to solaris or so.
Nice article, good points. Fiddling with the different option to obtain the right combination can be fun (monkey island) But a major way of improving gameplay would be to have multiple ways of solving the puzzles. For example the closed door, you could: -open it with a key -use a crowbar -ask a NPC to open it -open it from the other side etc.
It would make the decision tree more complex, but more fun. The game could adapt/react to your action, making it more replay-able. A simple example is Indiana Jones fate of atlantis.
HEY READER, USE YOUR SECTIONAL DISPLAY SETTINGS. THEY WORK.
That would fix the idle part. We could have a debate about the value of the story and the section and the punching headline they use. My opinion is that there is a lot of ranting about nothing and/. is doing just fine. I briefed book reviews and idle, for instance. Of course, I would like to see more science stuff or something, but I'm just one here.
Could Taco enlighten us about the current status of the editorial independence of/.? That would greatly influence the debate as to which people to rant to: editors or management.
First we remove the level 1 'opinion creating' words:
SourceForge also said it "intends to take steps" to accelerate the growth of its Internet properties: Slashdot, SourceForge.net and ThinkGeek.
"These sites represent a set of Internet assets and there is more we can be doing to make them better and more engaging for our users," said Neumeister. "We are focused on pursuing our plans for each of these sites and making investments that will enable us to reach our objectives."
And now with with a small rewrite and further ommissions:
SourceForge also said it "intends to take steps" to grow Slashdot, SourceForge.net and ThinkGeek.
"There is more we can be doing to make them better and more engaging for our users," said Neumeister. "We persue our plans for each of these sites and make investments to reach our objectives."
As the way to circumvent facial recognition is to just put a smile on your face, then the whole nation, pardon me, the whole world will be a better place if we all become paranoia!
For such vaccins as MMR, it is well known what the side effects can be and when they occur. The problem with my child was that it was not well communicated. We let him get his vaccine a bit earlier, because of a holiday to Morocco, but the fever started during travel, which is not a good situation to have fever. It ended with febrile seizure in Morocco and having no experience with or knowledge about it, it was frightening to the bone.
Am I against vaccines now? No. For the parents, their child matter, for the doctors the average statistic matter. Less children die, because of vaccines, only different ones.
Besides, getting one of the MMR diseases not-vaccined ends up with a nasty fever anyway.
Slashdot Mirror
That means that nobody really bothers about privacy policies enough to tweet about, even this one...
That is under the assumption that the first shot is aimed right....
It makes sense. It stops 2 year old and mobiles in pockets from flooding the system.
yeah, next time it better be like '000 (Australia's 911 or 112 number)' so europeans can understand this as well....(and americans learn even more [ducks] ) ;-)
It depends on which side is determining the decision to become an exclusive supplier. The vendor looks to its competitors as well and knows it cannot compete, if intel is not an exclusive supplier, since it raises the price.
You do have the cooler job, but I can't say I envy you.
it solves at least the gordon ramsay problem.
But you can say that something is close to peaking and get out.
the first practical fusion-powered spacecraft
Also the first practical fusion reactor. With the current time-to-fusion-constant, we can reach this in 50 years!
UNIX - why reboot more often than you have sex?
My life is like Windows...
not until it is re-used until the originated story is forgotten or a reference has been placed in the FAQ.
But why would lcd tvs not become more energy efficient at the same time? Beside that, you'd have at least a hunch (or a prototype) that the new technology is capable of becoming energy efficient and would spent research money to the most promising technology. And that is 'just' because it is one of the many boundaries of your playing field, besides cost, form factor, etc.
There is a direct and increasing incentive for consumers to buy lower energy use products. Therefore there is a direct incentive to reduce the energy use in these panels. Therefore the market is likely to either produce lower energy use plasmas, or LCDs or other similar technologies which have plasma-like quality.
Well, a lot of consumer behavior, when buying products, is determined by the initial price, not at all the price to operate a product. Therefore frankly I don't believe that you should leave this to the vendor, because they listen voluntarily to consumers and only to law if mandatory.
Then we would see an increase in browser and web attacks being used in all OSs. Though in the article another option is mentioned: Scheme
But did they test any other OS udp performance under load? Not being a fanboy...
Could very well be that that would be horrible as well, unless it was designed from the start for a high load, which would probably bring you to solaris or so.
ostrich behaviour. There is ice, but...
probably the comment was meant as a joke (I'm afraid of being whoooshed ;-) )
But on the serious side, could that not have some uses in data centers/cloud computing?
Nice article, good points. Fiddling with the different option to obtain the right combination can be fun (monkey island)
But a major way of improving gameplay would be to have multiple ways of solving the puzzles. For example the closed door, you could:
-open it with a key
-use a crowbar
-ask a NPC to open it
-open it from the other side
etc.
It would make the decision tree more complex, but more fun. The game could adapt/react to your action, making it more replay-able. A simple example is Indiana Jones fate of atlantis.
or in other words:
HEY READER,
USE YOUR SECTIONAL DISPLAY SETTINGS. THEY WORK.
That would fix the idle part. We could have a debate about the value of the story and the section and the punching headline they use. /. is doing just fine. I briefed book reviews and idle, for instance. Of course, I would like to see more science stuff or something, but I'm just one here.
My opinion is that there is a lot of ranting about nothing and
Could Taco enlighten us about the current status of the editorial independence of /.? That would greatly influence the debate as to which people to rant to: editors or management.
First we remove the level 1 'opinion creating' words:
SourceForge also said it "intends to take steps" to accelerate the growth of its Internet properties: Slashdot, SourceForge.net and ThinkGeek.
"These sites represent a set of Internet assets and there is more we can be doing to make them better and more engaging for our users," said Neumeister. "We are focused on pursuing our plans for each of these sites and making investments that will enable us to reach our objectives ."
And now with with a small rewrite and further ommissions:
SourceForge also said it "intends to take steps" to grow Slashdot, SourceForge.net and ThinkGeek.
"There is more we can be doing to make them better and more engaging for our users," said Neumeister. "We persue our plans for each of these sites and make investments to reach our objectives."
And at last the essence of the quote:
We are going to make changes to our sites
As the way to circumvent facial recognition is to just put a smile on your face, then the whole nation, pardon me, the whole world will be a better place if we all become paranoia!
Hopefully, he doesn't get a son.
For such vaccins as MMR, it is well known what the side effects can be and when they occur. The problem with my child was that it was not well communicated.
We let him get his vaccine a bit earlier, because of a holiday to Morocco, but the fever started during travel, which is not a good situation to have fever. It ended with febrile seizure in Morocco and having no experience with or knowledge about it, it was frightening to the bone.
Am I against vaccines now? No. For the parents, their child matter, for the doctors the average statistic matter. Less children die, because of vaccines, only different ones.
Besides, getting one of the MMR diseases not-vaccined ends up with a nasty fever anyway.
yes, at least we have sea cows and lions, and I think some other spots in the sea have already been taken. ;-)
please, don't mix stupid or dumb with a bad TINMP attitude (this/that is not my problem)