To make it practical, you need a cheap way of creating model data from real life items. You need a cheap 3d scanner. Without it, the high cost of creating the model far outweighs most practical uses.
Unless they completely screwed you over, and you have evidence to prove that. I'm not saying that Tesla is correct, but if they're telling the truth I'd do the same thing regardless of the Streisand effect. NYTimes screwing up a review is a big deal. If they did, that should be exposed.
Well, that's one honest thing that could be written in a review. Its quite another to lie about how the reviewer tested the car, given such poor results.
I laughed when I read that. Its linked to in the bottom right hand corner of scroogled.com
Basically it says...
Uses of Information Additional Details
We use the information we collect to provide the services you request. Our services may include the display of personalized content and advertising.
No, that's not a funny thing. It documents everything. The privacy settings control the flow of information from you to other people, it doesn't control what facebook sees, collects, and uses*.
Theoreticaly some settings do specifically address what Facebook does with your info, but I don't trust them to not do it. Plus, there isn't a way to tell facebook to not use your information in a way they haven't created a privacy setting for. There really good at asking for forgiveness, rather than permission to do new things to you.
Yeah, as much info I have in there is fake, I can't convince my friends who grew up with facebook in college to fake everything. They know things, I show up in pictures, I get invited to events, ect. The fake stuff makes it more difficult, but not impossible. Its like a single DES encryption. Just really there to deter those with out the motivation to crack.
I didn't say that there shouldn't be an income guarantee. But I'm not capable of rewriting the laws of our global economy. I prefer to work with what exists than to try to radically change it. There have been worse systems in place, many of which came about from very lofty goals.
I don't think artists should be given a certain income level, but live performances aren't a garuntee of success. I pay for all of the music I consume. The last concert I went to was in 2003. I'm not a big concert guy. The bands I would want to listen to are only playing in a city, late on a week day night with bad traffic, poor parking. Its just not worth the effort. You have a much bigger audience that just wants to listen to music on demand. There essentially is no way to entice a customer like me to go to a show. The promotion of free music ends up being a lost sale, because that's what I really wanted in the first place the music, not the crappy stage show.
But like I said, its not a problem I created, nor one I can fix. A good number of musicians are just basically screwed. They'd be better advised to make a living some other way that pays better.
Manufacturing workers in the US lost their jobs by the millions through no fault of their own. Thats the way the economy works. We aren't condemning anyone to poverty. If you want to do nothing other than make music, you get what the job pays. You can try to do something else to earn more money, if you'd like. The economy of a free society in uncertain times is a harsh mistress.
Decent. Does everything I need. The Powerpoint alternative is great, but it doesn't come with a ton of usable templates. Speaking o fwhich the excel alternative also lacks in auto formatting options. None of them end up looking that great... So you'd have to spend more time formatting output, if you're going to use it (excel table) in a presentation.
The monetary value of the apps probably isn't a hindrance, I've probably bough maybe ten apps. Total cost is around $50. That wouldn't deter me from switching to blackberry or Jolla if they are decent.
Yeah, but its a camera on a phone. Most users of a camera phone aren't going to go through the hassle of adjusting the sharpness of the pictures. Apple, in this case, chose the right thing to produce an image that the user wants, rather than simply trying to deliver the most information in the picture that can be extracted.
Now if we were talking about slr's then I'd want the blackberry's camera.
Really? So c++, legacy? Google's brand spanking new go language, legacy? Objective C-- legacy? What serious database (sql speaking or not) or operating system is written in a "non-legacy" language?
What? No, it is not. The *IAA have the FBI do their dirty work. Breaking encryption might require a warrant, if you're lucky. But the basic problem with something like Mega is that in order to be successful with those sharing copyrighted media, people have to know how to get the files they are looking for. Someone has to index the files stored on Mega. For each tracker, download each file check the contest with the key provided, then submit the dcma request.
The purpose is supposed to be to give Mega plausible deniability over what is stored on their site. Third parties might know which files are copyrighted, but mega itself doesn't want to know. So they can't shut down Mega for knowingly violating copyright. With deduplication, they'll have to take down all duplicates as well in order to stay kosher.
No graphics, no rigor in method, terrible writing. Dice needs to slap slashdot upside the head to kill these off. They're actually worse than the bitcoin stories.
Some of that is valid, and some of that just seems archaic. Runlevels need to go away. Writing an ini parser that can be used in conjunction with grep is trivial.
In short, it seems like a big improvement over the sysv init. I'm not sure who the commercial software companies are, but all of the scripts I've converted are pretty simple. Seems kind of stupid to not do it.
I like the line of reasoning at the end there, but you'd need to put it in more mathematical terms. Given a n number of observers , If an event has not been observed for a time period of t, then the probability of it happening must be p.
Its pretty much what physicists do when looking for particle behaviors. Like proton decay.
Yes there was. The republicans relentlessly talked about reforming social benefit programs, Obama relentlessly talked about the need for higher taxes. They didn't mention gun control, though.
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To make it practical, you need a cheap way of creating model data from real life items. You need a cheap 3d scanner. Without it, the high cost of creating the model far outweighs most practical uses.
Unless they completely screwed you over, and you have evidence to prove that. I'm not saying that Tesla is correct, but if they're telling the truth I'd do the same thing regardless of the Streisand effect. NYTimes screwing up a review is a big deal. If they did, that should be exposed.
Well, that's one honest thing that could be written in a review. Its quite another to lie about how the reviewer tested the car, given such poor results.
http://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/default.mspx
I laughed when I read that. Its linked to in the bottom right hand corner of scroogled.com
Basically it says...
Uses of Information
Additional Details
We use the information we collect to provide the services you request. Our services may include the display of personalized content and advertising.
No, that's not a funny thing. It documents everything. The privacy settings control the flow of information from you to other people, it doesn't control what facebook sees, collects, and uses*.
Theoreticaly some settings do specifically address what Facebook does with your info, but I don't trust them to not do it. Plus, there isn't a way to tell facebook to not use your information in a way they haven't created a privacy setting for. There really good at asking for forgiveness, rather than permission to do new things to you.
Yeah, as much info I have in there is fake, I can't convince my friends who grew up with facebook in college to fake everything. They know things, I show up in pictures, I get invited to events, ect. The fake stuff makes it more difficult, but not impossible. Its like a single DES encryption. Just really there to deter those with out the motivation to crack.
I didn't say that there shouldn't be an income guarantee. But I'm not capable of rewriting the laws of our global economy. I prefer to work with what exists than to try to radically change it. There have been worse systems in place, many of which came about from very lofty goals.
I don't think artists should be given a certain income level, but live performances aren't a garuntee of success. I pay for all of the music I consume. The last concert I went to was in 2003. I'm not a big concert guy. The bands I would want to listen to are only playing in a city, late on a week day night with bad traffic, poor parking. Its just not worth the effort. You have a much bigger audience that just wants to listen to music on demand. There essentially is no way to entice a customer like me to go to a show. The promotion of free music ends up being a lost sale, because that's what I really wanted in the first place the music, not the crappy stage show.
But like I said, its not a problem I created, nor one I can fix. A good number of musicians are just basically screwed. They'd be better advised to make a living some other way that pays better.
Manufacturing workers in the US lost their jobs by the millions through no fault of their own. Thats the way the economy works. We aren't condemning anyone to poverty. If you want to do nothing other than make music, you get what the job pays. You can try to do something else to earn more money, if you'd like. The economy of a free society in uncertain times is a harsh mistress.
Decent. Does everything I need. The Powerpoint alternative is great, but it doesn't come with a ton of usable templates. Speaking o fwhich the excel alternative also lacks in auto formatting options. None of them end up looking that great... So you'd have to spend more time formatting output, if you're going to use it (excel table) in a presentation.
The monetary value of the apps probably isn't a hindrance, I've probably bough maybe ten apps. Total cost is around $50. That wouldn't deter me from switching to blackberry or Jolla if they are decent.
Yeah, but its a camera on a phone. Most users of a camera phone aren't going to go through the hassle of adjusting the sharpness of the pictures. Apple, in this case, chose the right thing to produce an image that the user wants, rather than simply trying to deliver the most information in the picture that can be extracted.
Now if we were talking about slr's then I'd want the blackberry's camera.
What the heck is the Facebook F doing next to your name?
Did you sign into slashdot with your facebook account?
How can I prevent it from happening to me? Is there a vaccine, or tonic I can take?
Really? So c++, legacy? Google's brand spanking new go language, legacy? Objective C-- legacy? What serious database (sql speaking or not) or operating system is written in a "non-legacy" language?
Well, If the air was pure hydrogen or oxygen, that would be a better way for sure.
What? No, it is not. The *IAA have the FBI do their dirty work. Breaking encryption might require a warrant, if you're lucky. But the basic problem with something like Mega is that in order to be successful with those sharing copyrighted media, people have to know how to get the files they are looking for. Someone has to index the files stored on Mega. For each tracker, download each file check the contest with the key provided, then submit the dcma request.
The purpose is supposed to be to give Mega plausible deniability over what is stored on their site. Third parties might know which files are copyrighted, but mega itself doesn't want to know. So they can't shut down Mega for knowingly violating copyright. With deduplication, they'll have to take down all duplicates as well in order to stay kosher.
But Apple still sells ipods because they are still profitable. Microsoft doesn't sell the zune anymore, because it never was profitable.
No graphics, no rigor in method, terrible writing. Dice needs to slap slashdot upside the head to kill these off. They're actually worse than the bitcoin stories.
Some of that is valid, and some of that just seems archaic.
Runlevels need to go away.
Writing an ini parser that can be used in conjunction with grep is trivial.
In short, it seems like a big improvement over the sysv init. I'm not sure who the commercial software companies are, but all of the scripts I've converted are pretty simple. Seems kind of stupid to not do it.
But what do I know, I Iike pulse audio as well.
What's wrong with systemd?
Ah, Babylon 5, urkel edition. I try to avoid coming in contact with terrible shows as much as possible.
Who is sheldon cooper? Is that one of those "There are no elephants in Denmark" things?
I like the line of reasoning at the end there, but you'd need to put it in more mathematical terms. Given a n number of observers , If an event has not been observed for a time period of t, then the probability of it happening must be p.
Its pretty much what physicists do when looking for particle behaviors. Like proton decay.
Yes there was. The republicans relentlessly talked about reforming social benefit programs, Obama relentlessly talked about the need for higher taxes. They didn't mention gun control, though.
That isn't a true "No True Scotsman"! *
*Its truly not a true "no true Scotsman", and the irony of it is too much to avoid pointing out.