Just need to build a good interface. I'd like to see a "clutch" - a button I hold down to read and let go to stop. Then easy rewind/forward. Maybe a button that moves back to the last punctuation mark? I think SOME of the problems we could solve with good UI design.
You'd need 25 tapes (800GB) and a full backup or restore would take 3.8 days (peak theoretical 60MB/s). Depending on the rate of change this may not be viable.
Tell that the the families of passengers on Flight MH370.
Ok, I'll tell them: Sorry we're too cheap to foot the bill and this is an obvious puff piece by a PR company to convince us all we need to spend millions (billions over time) to outfit every commercial plane with this device.
It's garbage $100 tablets, or less. Resistive and very low resolution screens with sub 1Ghz processors. Things that are given away as gifts or used once and never touched again. Just cheap shit being cranked out in China.
Not everyone building C.R.U.D. web apps needs a fucking degree. It's practically a trade skill. What we need is a mass of "good enough" programmers to do 90% of the grunt work out there and do it CHEAP.
I think you're discounting the freemium model. Free game but you pay for other things within the game. I'd like to see someone develop a game like this. Then maybe you run the login servers but each installation can "shard" their own server. Maybe you only charge them if they have more than X number of logins per month? I don't know, I think we're not thinking creatively enough. And there's just no reason to choose open source vs closed really.
Was just about to reply with the same thing, there are no more unlimited plans. But, to be fair, I don't think his mother is going to hit the 2 or 5GB data cap on a verizon wireless plan checking her e-mail.
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This article is a really takes a really roundabout way to tell you computers are getting faster...
Your comment was more interesting than the article, can you just write posts instead of timothy posting things?
That's so you'll look it up and then be "in the know" by having "discovered it yourself". It's just a thinly veiled spam story.
Ever since the tethering settlement the open access rules require Verizon to allow any device on their network (the 700Mhz LTE block that is).
Just need to build a good interface. I'd like to see a "clutch" - a button I hold down to read and let go to stop. Then easy rewind/forward. Maybe a button that moves back to the last punctuation mark? I think SOME of the problems we could solve with good UI design.
You'd need 25 tapes (800GB) and a full backup or restore would take 3.8 days (peak theoretical 60MB/s). Depending on the rate of change this may not be viable.
More like 5 of them.
It's just a bargaining position. Samsung will counter with something lower and they'll meet somewhere in the middle.
Tell that the the families of passengers on Flight MH370.
Ok, I'll tell them: Sorry we're too cheap to foot the bill and this is an obvious puff piece by a PR company to convince us all we need to spend millions (billions over time) to outfit every commercial plane with this device.
It's garbage $100 tablets, or less. Resistive and very low resolution screens with sub 1Ghz processors. Things that are given away as gifts or used once and never touched again. Just cheap shit being cranked out in China.
Not everyone building C.R.U.D. web apps needs a fucking degree. It's practically a trade skill. What we need is a mass of "good enough" programmers to do 90% of the grunt work out there and do it CHEAP.
This must be really awkward for you.
Yes, you would use host headers in IIS.
I don't know what that is, but do you have an actual source for this? It's an interesting fact, I'd like to see something that actually backs it up.
Great and from that Google search exactly which results shows an actual scientific study that proves his post?
Do you have a source for this?
Well, SATA Express and NVMe will be here soon and we should see a pretty massive jump in sequential throughput.
Yeah I don't get it, NetFlow is news? We (and everyone else) has been using this in production environments for about 20 years.
The plot of the movie "Hackers" is actually going to be real??? Finally!!!
New TLDs shouldnt necessarily drive any real increase in IP address space usage. We've had vhosts for a long time.
I think you're discounting the freemium model. Free game but you pay for other things within the game. I'd like to see someone develop a game like this. Then maybe you run the login servers but each installation can "shard" their own server. Maybe you only charge them if they have more than X number of logins per month? I don't know, I think we're not thinking creatively enough. And there's just no reason to choose open source vs closed really.
We tried that, it didn't go so well.
Was just about to reply with the same thing, there are no more unlimited plans. But, to be fair, I don't think his mother is going to hit the 2 or 5GB data cap on a verizon wireless plan checking her e-mail.
That's really not true at all. Many major metro areas have DOCSIS 3 cable Internet service at 100Mb/s+ available or even Verizon FiOS.
Since when is Provo, Utah a major metro area?