Think of a tablet as a replacement for a clipboard: similar in size to a sheet of paper (which is why 10" ones are more popular than 7" ones, except for ebook readers which are sized similar to paperback novels), and designed to be used while being carried in one hand.
This is also why minimizing weight is indeed super-critical: try holding something like a hardcover textbook in one hand (as if it were a clipboard) for a while and then you'll see why all those 2-4 lb Tablet PCs from a few years back failed.
The goal in making any tablet is to make the screen as large as possible, and the rest of it as small as possible. Something that looks like an iPad is the natural consequence of those goals. It shouldn't be patentable.
You know, the United States has a bunch of French people too, and other than the facts that they call their counties "parishes" for some reason and we neglect them when they get hit by hurricanes, we get along just fine!
I think that was his point: the (more naturally efficient) railroads have to fend for themselves, while their competitor, trucking, gets subsidized by the Feds.
Georgia is the same way, but even worse: metro Atlanta politicians had to fight tooth and nail in the state legislature just to win the right for us to tax ourselves. And even then the process is structured in such a way as to give as much power as possible to the outlying (most rural) suburbs, and to put the state in charge of implementing the projects.
So what you're saying is, all somebody would have to do to break AES-256 is steal one of those "best key tapes" and then they'd only have to brute-force 10,000 possibilities?
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"Lathe and plaster?" That sounds messy, what with the spinning machine flinging plaster everywhere...
But the O.P. did the reverse: even if "Europa" can refer to both the continent and the moon, using "Europe" to refer to the moon is still wrong.
Hey, it worked(?) for the PS3!
Better yet, an investment account, and look at it (to rebalance the portfolio) occasionally.
Think of a tablet as a replacement for a clipboard: similar in size to a sheet of paper (which is why 10" ones are more popular than 7" ones, except for ebook readers which are sized similar to paperback novels), and designed to be used while being carried in one hand.
This is also why minimizing weight is indeed super-critical: try holding something like a hardcover textbook in one hand (as if it were a clipboard) for a while and then you'll see why all those 2-4 lb Tablet PCs from a few years back failed.
Resistive screens can't use multitouch and can't be covered in a protective coating (like Gorilla Glass).
Also, if you want to use a stylus (and I would too), then the proper solution is a Wacom-style digitizer, not a resistive screen.
The goal in making any tablet is to make the screen as large as possible, and the rest of it as small as possible. Something that looks like an iPad is the natural consequence of those goals. It shouldn't be patentable.
Oh come on, there's no sense crying over every mistake.
But not with interest?
So basically, you're complaining about too much Spanish being spoken in the US in general, and using as examples all the parts that used to be Mexico.
Please forgive me for not conceding your argument.
You know, the United States has a bunch of French people too, and other than the facts that they call their counties "parishes" for some reason and we neglect them when they get hit by hurricanes, we get along just fine!
No, no, it's "I dun just stole all yer comments!"
That's starting to change with things like the AMD Fusion chips, but the key phrase is "starting to."
I was going to take issue with this, citing the SpaceShipTwo or an SR-71 or something, but then I realized you're right.
Does the implosion of the Euro necessarily also mean the destruction of the EU itself?
By definition!
Ah, so that's where they got the idea for the banana bomb in Worms.
I think that was his point: the (more naturally efficient) railroads have to fend for themselves, while their competitor, trucking, gets subsidized by the Feds.
Georgia is the same way, but even worse: metro Atlanta politicians had to fight tooth and nail in the state legislature just to win the right for us to tax ourselves. And even then the process is structured in such a way as to give as much power as possible to the outlying (most rural) suburbs, and to put the state in charge of implementing the projects.
Replace "write a proposal for a grant" with "write a bid for a job." How does it work out now?
It is the duty of every patriot to distrust his leaders!
You mean the ML class exercises are ridiculously trivial; the AI class has no exercises at all.
So what you're saying is, all somebody would have to do to break AES-256 is steal one of those "best key tapes" and then they'd only have to brute-force 10,000 possibilities?
LOL! That's a great observation; I hope they use that to help evaluate their lecture quality.
Now, here's a question: is the view count heuristic admissible? ; )
Hey, thanks!
Of course, having to stream those videos to answer homework or exam questions is still a pain in the ass the first time around.