the state troopers offer amnesty to you for all the speeding you've done up until now that they didn't catch you doing. But if you speed from now on, they might ticket you.
The small size of the sensor allows simple fixed-focus optics with practically infinite depth of field. Adding a mechanism for focusing means you also have to add either an automatic or manual way to achieve the correct focus, which doesn't fit well with the form factor or battery usage desired for cell phones. So the application to cell phone cameras has very small benefits with large drawbacks.
The reason for this mass erasure, it was explained, is that Burst technology was unimpressive and not of interest to Microsoft, and the e-mails were simply not worth keeping.
The probability that they all deleted their emails for the exact same period is of approximately the same order as the probability that there actually is Linux code stolen from SCO.
some Opteron chips in some Linux **web servers**.
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126'
Include file not found/article2/0,3959,1220701,00.asp, line 891
The include file '/display_industry_brains/0,4302,c=Ziff+Davis+Seni or+IT+%3E+Linux+Unix+and+Open+Source,00.asp' was not found.
Sun Microsystems doesn't seem to mind what's happening with SCO. I wonder why?
That, sir, is known as "innuendo". How would you like it if I said - "mao che minh doesn't seem to mind what's happening with barnyard rape. I wonder why?".
The first major challenge has been to design a protocol which is independent of machine architecture and doesn't require much overhead. Harlow settled on RFC 1014. He says, "I'm still working on fine-tuning the protocol to reduce overhead. One obvious improvement would be to move to an asynchronous protocol, rather than the current, simple synchronous protocol."
Look, nobody's going to care that you shaved 0.2ms off the average case in the protocol if you never release the game.
"The process is complicated by the fact that we need to be flexible enough that future window interfaces will have everything they need, but not so flexible that an external window interface could be used to cheat when playing with an official binary," says Harlow. "I believe I have achieved the latter, but I'm still a long way off achieving the former."
Jeez, how about you release the freakin' game already and worry about the future window interfaces as they come up (if ever). You can always do a major release if you need to change interfaces and break stuff.
At some point, you got to quit dressin' up your baby boy and let him out into the big scary world to find his way.
I'm guessing that players would game the system by forming coalitions where, through some of the player's characters doing suboptimal actions (from the individuals POV), the coalition would make money. Could make a mockery of the game.
Why are these called disposable? Won't Ritz just check the battery and put it back out for sale until the mechanicals wear out or electronics fry? Or maybe they'll advertise those as "previously-disposed" cameras? Isn't this actually a form of rental? Maybe consumers feel they are getting a better deal if they "own" the camera.
We already have all these butt-ugly cell-phone towers that enable SUV-driving morons to not pay attention to what they are doing. Now we're going to mess up the skyline with butt-ugly wireless towers that enable pasty-white geeks to get their porn faster instead of going out for a hike in those same goddamn mountains.
Ruby gives a strange impression. It combines some of Perl's choices (magic variables, regular expressions as part of the syntax rather than as a library, and variable prefixes that look like line noise) with stealing some nice stuff from Smalltalk, and oddly, using end as a block delimiter. It comes across as baroque, not beautiful.
A pragmatic language should have mature class libraries. (That's pragmatic, isn't it?) Ruby doesn't.
Slashdot Mirror
for my Ukrainian brethren, I too have decided to destro^%^*^&&)(*%$%^#%^%&@$%!@@#_+
mark do you think you'll have to make with a Sharpie this time?
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
Slashdot - objective news source? I think not!
Seriously, the article is an example of a stupid editor putting a sensationalist headline on a fairly reasonable article.
the state troopers offer amnesty to you for all the speeding you've done up until now that they didn't catch you doing. But if you speed from now on, they might ticket you.
the humanity ...
The small size of the sensor allows simple fixed-focus optics with practically infinite depth of field. Adding a mechanism for focusing means you also have to add either an automatic or manual way to achieve the correct focus, which doesn't fit well with the form factor or battery usage desired for cell phones. So the application to cell phone cameras has very small benefits with large drawbacks.
Mount Washington Records
The only thing more pathetic than a clown is a clown riding up Mount Washington on a Segway.
The reason for this mass erasure, it was explained, is that Burst technology was unimpressive and not of interest to Microsoft, and the e-mails were simply not worth keeping. The probability that they all deleted their emails for the exact same period is of approximately the same order as the probability that there actually is Linux code stolen from SCO.
What the hell does he know? The Celtics have sucked ever since they lost Larry Bird.
some Opteron chips in some Linux **web servers**. Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126' Include file not found /article2/0,3959,1220701,00.asp, line 891
The include file '/display_industry_brains/0,4302,c=Ziff+Davis+Seni or+IT+%3E+Linux+Unix+and+Open+Source,00.asp' was not found.
That, sir, is known as "innuendo". How would you like it if I said - "mao che minh doesn't seem to mind what's happening with barnyard rape. I wonder why?".
That's how Spike Lee financed his first film.
Teach a man to case-mod, and feed him for a lifetime.
The first major challenge has been to design a protocol which is independent of machine architecture and doesn't require much overhead. Harlow settled on RFC 1014. He says, "I'm still working on fine-tuning the protocol to reduce overhead. One obvious improvement would be to move to an asynchronous protocol, rather than the current, simple synchronous protocol."
Look, nobody's going to care that you shaved 0.2ms off the average case in the protocol if you never release the game.
"The process is complicated by the fact that we need to be flexible enough that future window interfaces will have everything they need, but not so flexible that an external window interface could be used to cheat when playing with an official binary," says Harlow. "I believe I have achieved the latter, but I'm still a long way off achieving the former."
Jeez, how about you release the freakin' game already and worry about the future window interfaces as they come up (if ever). You can always do a major release if you need to change interfaces and break stuff.
At some point, you got to quit dressin' up your baby boy and let him out into the big scary world to find his way.
I'm guessing that players would game the system by forming coalitions where, through some of the player's characters doing suboptimal actions (from the individuals POV), the coalition would make money. Could make a mockery of the game.
Quiz questions -
Which vendor, Sun or Intel, had a 64-bit processor first? By how many years?
Measuring a "good processor" isn't just about speed.
Thor Heyerdahl doesn't slap him with a patent suit.
What does Sunoco (NYSE:SUN) have to do with this?
Karma: bleeding away
softer is definitely better. Volume at 0 db is definitely best.
Why are these called disposable? Won't Ritz just check the battery and put it back out for sale until the mechanicals wear out or electronics fry? Or maybe they'll advertise those as "previously-disposed" cameras? Isn't this actually a form of rental? Maybe consumers feel they are getting a better deal if they "own" the camera.
We already have all these butt-ugly cell-phone towers that enable SUV-driving morons to not pay attention to what they are doing. Now we're going to mess up the skyline with butt-ugly wireless towers that enable pasty-white geeks to get their porn faster instead of going out for a hike in those same goddamn mountains.
A pragmatic language should have mature class libraries. (That's pragmatic, isn't it?) Ruby doesn't.