> > 2x2 for lowercase. Right. That's 16 possible "characters" > Correct.
> > with one of those being empty space and 4 of them being single pixels. > Wow you figured out not every possible combination is -> useful - all on your own? Here is your sticker.
So how does one display 26 letters of the alphabet with only 16 different combinations even possible, many of those being useless?
Ah. It looks like those lower case letters are 3x3, not 2x2.
I'm pretty sure that the effort required to put the necessary calories into your body is a lot higher, and less environmentally friendly, than burning a few gallons of gasoline in a car engine.
It would have been just about as much effort to "switch" to the latest version of MySQL as it was to "switch" to the latest version of MariaDB. They were going to do one or the other.
And incompatibilities for users are coming one day too, as soon as the feature set starts drifting between MySQL and MariaDB.
Probably so. Which makes this the ideal time to pick MariaDB, while it's zero-effort.
I thought people who said "expecially" and "excape" just had sloppy pronunciation. Is it possible that they actually think that's how those words are spelled??
Ah, yes, your technique would work rather well. I'm pleased to report, though, that of the first three pages of Google results for my alias, only the Slashdot link is about me. Obviously your results are far better still.
I'm not sure what you're arguing with me about; this all started with me coming up with a use for which 1Gbit is useful. You make it sound like I'm saying we should all stick with 5Mbps cable modems, when I'm saying exactly the opposite.
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What is with the vitriol here? Why should buyers and sellers not be able to come together to make a transaction at any time that they like?
That may be, but why don't we "evolve" this other thing to cover all the existing use cases BEFORE disabling NPAPI?
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But this isn't just an end user format! The idea is to set this music free so that it can be used in other projects, remixed, remastered, anything.
The phrase is "you have another think coming".
> > 2x2 for lowercase. Right. That's 16 possible "characters"
> Correct.
> > with one of those being empty space and 4 of them being single pixels.
> Wow you figured out not every possible combination is -> useful - all on your own? Here is your sticker.
So how does one display 26 letters of the alphabet with only 16 different combinations even possible, many of those being useless?
Ah. It looks like those lower case letters are 3x3, not 2x2.
It's still on the front page!
http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/07/29/1929205/college-students-hijack-80-million-yacht-with-gps-signal-spoofing
True. I'd recommend he check out rdiff-backup, which keeps snapshots of previous syncs. Fantastic tool.
The big question: will I be able to put something else on there? Like what OpenWRT did for routers?
It's not a coincidence? Just what are you proposing to be the link between the two incidents?
I'm pretty sure that the effort required to put the necessary calories into your body is a lot higher, and less environmentally friendly, than burning a few gallons of gasoline in a car engine.
It would have been just about as much effort to "switch" to the latest version of MySQL as it was to "switch" to the latest version of MariaDB. They were going to do one or the other.
And incompatibilities for users are coming one day too, as soon as the feature set starts drifting between MySQL and MariaDB.
Probably so. Which makes this the ideal time to pick MariaDB, while it's zero-effort.
There isn't any effort to migrate from MySQL to MariaDB. It's a drop-in replacement.
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I thought people who said "expecially" and "excape" just had sloppy pronunciation. Is it possible that they actually think that's how those words are spelled??
Ah, yes, your technique would work rather well. I'm pleased to report, though, that of the first three pages of Google results for my alias, only the Slashdot link is about me. Obviously your results are far better still.
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22by+tftp%22+site%3Aslashdot.org
Right. At least the guy who was "Dr Bob, DC" had the decency to quit after the jig was up.
I'm not sure what you're arguing with me about; this all started with me coming up with a use for which 1Gbit is useful. You make it sound like I'm saying we should all stick with 5Mbps cable modems, when I'm saying exactly the opposite.
With 1Gbit upstream, your 750GB hard drive could be completely transferred in something like two hours.
You can actually back up all your stuff to another machine across the Internet in a reasonable amount of time.
You could rent a VPS with lots of data transfer, configure a VPN, and pipe everything through that.
I think it's 50/5. I'm on the 30/5 and I can't WAIT to get 1Gbit both ways!
So samzenpus has never seen The Sting, nor heard of Richard Feynman?
Pray tell, where do these corporations get their money?