Even U6 is down below 10% now, so unemployment isn't a problem right now. It will be fixed just like every other social problem: late, after it becomes a problem for so many people that they are willing to vote for it.
Apple should have used the argument that they sell devices which run controlled sets of software, with part of their product being a best-effort attempt at device security via application white listing managed remotely through the Apple store.
They might still argue that. This was only a ruling that allowed the lawsuit to move forward.
Yeah, that's good, it takes more skill though, because you the performer are responsible for managing volume level (breath control, as singers call it). Usually I set the compressor to be just strong enough to smooth out the performer's (mainly me) unintentional volume spikes.
Where do you leave your fingerprint? Everywhere you go, on everything you touch, including the device you're logging into, and every device you've ever logged into.
Specifically, you are leaving your fingerprint on the very device you are trying to log in to. If a thief wants to find it, he doesn't have to go very far.
I don't trust the FDA. I know what you are talking about, I've worked in the medical device industry, and it's a serious pain to get device approval, and the approval doesn't mean the code quality is good.
That said, I trust the manufacturers even less, because I've worked with them. If you let them do easy OTA updates the way we update cell phones, you'll end up with a bunch of people dropping dead on February 29th.
Back in the 60s and 70s, there would be politician lackey's who would call down the voter list, and tell people that one of the candidates was a communist. These are old tricks.
That's mostly what I do.......I watch TV infrequently enough that it's cheaper to just buy the ones I want to watch on Amazon or something.
For the shows that are unavailable this way, I don't feel bad pirating.
This decision wasn't made lightly, and I want you all to know that I’m still completely committed to Swift. I plan to remain an active member of the Swift Core Team, as well as a contributor to the swift-evolution mailing list.
Incidentally, it looks like he's going to Tesla. Not sure what he'll be doing there.
When Microsoft can figure out what the customers want, they jump to give it to them (note: average users are not necessarily customers, businesses are).
Remember when everyone was complaining about Microsoft's security issues? Microsoft actually did an admirable job cleaning up that leaky ship. They still have bugs, but compared to before, when running a Microsoft OS was basically an invitation to come inside.
well, obvious to everyone except Microsoft, who completely missed the boat
Weird thing is, Microsoft did the smart thing first. Apple just had a better UI (specifically, browsing the internet was about 10 times easier on an iPhone than a Microsoft phone/PDA).
Though I will say that having a bunch of older staid men working together is not as exciting as having some young coders collaborating with people from University of Arizona
The older gentlemen (and women, presumably) are much more likely to do solid, high-quality work.
What is the University of Arizona doing in this field, though? Anything interesting?
It makes sense, considering the good things Cook has said about augmented reality. Quote:
"There's virtual reality and there's augmented reality -- both of these are incredibly interesting," Cook said in the interview. "But my own view is that augmented reality is the larger of the two, probably by far."
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Even U6 is down below 10% now, so unemployment isn't a problem right now. It will be fixed just like every other social problem: late, after it becomes a problem for so many people that they are willing to vote for it.
How bad is it then? Do tell.
Apple should have used the argument that they sell devices which run controlled sets of software, with part of their product being a best-effort attempt at device security via application white listing managed remotely through the Apple store.
They might still argue that. This was only a ruling that allowed the lawsuit to move forward.
Yeah, that's good, it takes more skill though, because you the performer are responsible for managing volume level (breath control, as singers call it). Usually I set the compressor to be just strong enough to smooth out the performer's (mainly me) unintentional volume spikes.
Is there a tutorial available?
90% of recordings are really poorly mastered. and half of the ones that are properly mastered
How does one learn to properly master a recording?
Cassettes are reusable
No, I break the tabs out of mine. Protected fully by the DMCA.
You missed the memo: America is Great Again (tm)
You don't want kludges in your pacemaker. There's a time and place for them, but that's not it.
Where do you leave your fingerprint? Everywhere you go, on everything you touch, including the device you're logging into, and every device you've ever logged into.
Specifically, you are leaving your fingerprint on the very device you are trying to log in to. If a thief wants to find it, he doesn't have to go very far.
I don't trust the FDA. I know what you are talking about, I've worked in the medical device industry, and it's a serious pain to get device approval, and the approval doesn't mean the code quality is good.
That said, I trust the manufacturers even less, because I've worked with them. If you let them do easy OTA updates the way we update cell phones, you'll end up with a bunch of people dropping dead on February 29th.
Fake news has *always* influenced the election.
Back in the 60s and 70s, there would be politician lackey's who would call down the voter list, and tell people that one of the candidates was a communist. These are old tricks.
Its no better than buying media now
That's mostly what I do.......I watch TV infrequently enough that it's cheaper to just buy the ones I want to watch on Amazon or something.
For the shows that are unavailable this way, I don't feel bad pirating.
Normally I would say, "that's a funny joke!" But actually that sounds just like something Jeff Bezos would do.
You sound like you're trying to be alarmist. What exactly do you think is going to happen to ocean levels?
This decision wasn't made lightly, and I want you all to know that I’m still completely committed to Swift. I plan to remain an active member of the Swift Core Team, as well as a contributor to the swift-evolution mailing list.
Incidentally, it looks like he's going to Tesla. Not sure what he'll be doing there.
I like Rust quite a lot as a language but I hear about it so much that I'm almost getting sick of it,
Yeah, haha
Even if true, it does not follow that if a completely different group includes error bars that they want to induce panic.
True, true.
It was your idea haha
When Microsoft can figure out what the customers want, they jump to give it to them (note: average users are not necessarily customers, businesses are).
Remember when everyone was complaining about Microsoft's security issues? Microsoft actually did an admirable job cleaning up that leaky ship. They still have bugs, but compared to before, when running a Microsoft OS was basically an invitation to come inside.
well, obvious to everyone except Microsoft, who completely missed the boat
Weird thing is, Microsoft did the smart thing first. Apple just had a better UI (specifically, browsing the internet was about 10 times easier on an iPhone than a Microsoft phone/PDA).
Perhaps they are trying not to induce panic.
That's an interesting question, are scientists at NASA trying to raise panic?
Though I will say that having a bunch of older staid men working together is not as exciting as having some young coders collaborating with people from University of Arizona
The older gentlemen (and women, presumably) are much more likely to do solid, high-quality work.
What is the University of Arizona doing in this field, though? Anything interesting?
"There's virtual reality and there's augmented reality -- both of these are incredibly interesting," Cook said in the interview. "But my own view is that augmented reality is the larger of the two, probably by far."
Google already tried augmented reality. How is Google glass doing these days?