Well, it's $200 per machine, since the guy worked there for 10 years, that's about $20 per year, or about $1.6 per month -- the increase in energy consumption by running the processors 100% all the time probably covers a big part for that $1.6/month per machine.
And you didn't RTFA: "Basically our processors were hooked up and running 24 hours a day, 12 months a year, every day of the school year," Birdwell said.
I posted this in another reply but I see a common misunderstanding: The point is that was a type of crime that was not likely to be premeditated, nor his status update looked like a way to construct an alibi, any crime that can assumed to be premeditated would not be excused by such an alibi.
There's no "lack of understanding of the technology" involved here, is your lack of understanding of the circumstances.
The point is that was a type of crime that was not likely to be premeditated, nor his status update looked like a way to construct an alibi, any crime that can assumed to be premeditated would not be excused by such an alibi.
I think you misrepresents the facts, the common sense told me that they designed the system as well they know, then they discovered the problem and somebody came up with the rebooting hack to keep the system effective. It doesn't make things better if told like this but it doesn't sound like the designers were so callous like you seem to try to portray them, they probably never said or thought... "it works fine just reboot it every 30 hours or so"
Flash works very well in Ubuntu for me, I actually installed the 64 bit version... hey, that's not even available in Windows (BTW, whose fault is that? Microsoft's or Adobe's?)
When shipping and Amazon's other charges are taken into account. This piece of tech costs nearly $345.
What shipping and other changes? Shipping is free and I don't know of any other charges. Even more when you buy Kindle books you get two discounts: first, the books are usually cheaper (not by much) and second, you don't pay shipping charges. I think that if you buy about 20-30 books it's like you get the device for free.
While packages with better FreeBSD compatibility are nice, I wonder if getting more critical release bugs won't slow down Debian releases even more. If it's all positive development then is nice, but I'd like to know the downside of things too in order to tell if it's a good or a bad decision.
No purpose? Many IE users won't change the browser but they would install all kind of crappy add ons. This add on doesn't even change the interface while most of the addons do.
The more Microsoft makes fuss about Chrome Frame the more people will find out about this options. A negative campaign when it comes from a negative company is positive.
Is probably much more likely to see an Asian guy in a foreign firm in Poland... let's say Samsung, LG, Honda, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, etc... don't know off-hand of any African company that might invests in Poland. As for American companies I would guess that that the percentage of blacks sent oversees is probably lower than the percentage of blacks in the general population, so I doubt Polish people when they think of Americans they think of blacks (while the reverse might be true, but the ad was about "Empowering your people" not "Empower American people")
But I also guess that the Asian guy was left there because he blends better, color is more striking than other racial features.
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I don't know about you, but I trust more Google than some random guys on the Internet.
That's valid only if you think that jobs is a zero-sum game... or that jobs is a limited resource. I don't subscribe to that view.
You'd put people to work 10 more years, and they don't even need 20 years of study and training, looks like a win-win situation to me.
Why don't they add the results to "define: word" search in Google?
Well, it's $200 per machine, since the guy worked there for 10 years, that's about $20 per year, or about $1.6 per month -- the increase in energy consumption by running the processors 100% all the time probably covers a big part for that $1.6/month per machine.
And you didn't RTFA: "Basically our processors were hooked up and running 24 hours a day, 12 months a year, every day of the school year," Birdwell said.
If the iPhone was made in the US, the US economy would be richer by 150 dollars as well.
If iPhone were made in the US it would cost $1000 or more, few people would buy it and both China and US would lose..
90% of chrome, Safari and Opera.-- I had impression that all these browser get 100/100.
I thought it stands for "BING Is Not Good"
But since Google's motto is "Don't be evil" and "BING Is Not Google"... all the opportunities remain open :)
Wouldn't that be more than free?
I posted this in another reply but I see a common misunderstanding: The point is that was a type of crime that was not likely to be premeditated, nor his status update looked like a way to construct an alibi, any crime that can assumed to be premeditated would not be excused by such an alibi.
There's no "lack of understanding of the technology" involved here, is your lack of understanding of the circumstances.
The point is that was a type of crime that was not likely to be premeditated, nor his status update looked like a way to construct an alibi, any crime that can assumed to be premeditated would not be excused by such an alibi.
I think that Stalin said that this problem is fixable...
Why isn't the parent modded "insightful"?
I think you misrepresents the facts, the common sense told me that they designed the system as well they know, then they discovered the problem and somebody came up with the rebooting hack to keep the system effective. It doesn't make things better if told like this but it doesn't sound like the designers were so callous like you seem to try to portray them, they probably never said or thought... "it works fine just reboot it every 30 hours or so"
Flash works very well in Ubuntu for me, I actually installed the 64 bit version... hey, that's not even available in Windows (BTW, whose fault is that? Microsoft's or Adobe's?)
Most people with mod points must be lazy and don't browse in full.
If you browse in full you kind of lose the benefit of moderation, if everybody avoids to browse in full then we lose the benefit of moderation too...
When shipping and Amazon's other charges are taken into account. This piece of tech costs nearly $345.
What shipping and other changes? Shipping is free and I don't know of any other charges. Even more when you buy Kindle books you get two discounts: first, the books are usually cheaper (not by much) and second, you don't pay shipping charges. I think that if you buy about 20-30 books it's like you get the device for free.
While packages with better FreeBSD compatibility are nice, I wonder if getting more critical release bugs won't slow down Debian releases even more. If it's all positive development then is nice, but I'd like to know the downside of things too in order to tell if it's a good or a bad decision.
Right, but I was thinking we were talking about Microsoft's cost to distribute, besides, most clients don't pay by GB.
Or.. they could use bittorrent...
Can anybody mod the parent up and tag the article as "epitome of hypocrisy"?
No purpose? Many IE users won't change the browser but they would install all kind of crappy add ons. This add on doesn't even change the interface while most of the addons do.
The more Microsoft makes fuss about Chrome Frame the more people will find out about this options. A negative campaign when it comes from a negative company is positive.
I predict Blueray won't have much success and might be actually skipped over by people for a better/cheaper technology because DVDs are good enough.
(not much of a prediction, this is already happening)
Is probably much more likely to see an Asian guy in a foreign firm in Poland... let's say Samsung, LG, Honda, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, etc ... don't know off-hand of any African company that might invests in Poland. As for American companies I would guess that that the percentage of blacks sent oversees is probably lower than the percentage of blacks in the general population, so I doubt Polish people when they think of Americans they think of blacks (while the reverse might be true, but the ad was about "Empowering your people" not "Empower American people")
But I also guess that the Asian guy was left there because he blends better, color is more striking than other racial features.