50 Minutes and 3 miles doesn't really sound like enough time or distance for military or police operations really.
Huh? 50 minutes is an insanely long time for a 5lb quad copter and 3+ miles is a fantastic distance. Most consumer grade multicopters use 2200ish mAh batteries and fly for about TEN MINUTES. When would police ever be 3 miles from something? What possible purpose would an infrared camera serve for the paparazzi? There are MUCH better MUCH cheaper alternatives for the paparazzi.
Link please. Needs 3+ mile range, fly in 40mph sustained winds, fly for 50 minutes, weigh 5 lbs, have GPS, 1080p video streaming, 256bit encryption, infrared camera and touch based control system that allows flying by waypoint. Please show me the 'several companies" that sells these for "a few hundred $$".
Don't cry Yankees, you did the same to your own native peoples, and worse.
...and paid for it ever since. But I guess anyone who's ever done anything wrong can never criticize anyone else. It's the ironic and hilarious pervasive "wisdom" of the Internet. Never ceases to give me a chuckle.
Personally I'm tired of feeling guilty - I don't give a shit.
Here's written 39 articles this year alone for ZDNet. Three of them have been linked here. He works for a major tech news site and writes about linux and open source. I fail to see the problem. I'm surprised he isn't linked to MORE often. You're insane. Put away the tinfoil hat.
None of those fights were "burn down the boss". They were HIGHLY COMPLEX. We can argue over whether it was "hard" until we're blue in the face, but they were never what we referred to as "tank and spank" fights. Everyone had to read the strat and watch videos to execute those fights. Kael was like a rehearsed dance that just took tons of practice.
I don't understand. I said originally that many people can have/use more than 1 device. You saying that some can't doesn't make me wrong, and it doesn't make the people who can afford both somehow incorrect. What is your point exactly?
A lot (a whole fucking lot) of "business" is email and web browsing. Many of those people you see are executives or management in some form so it works great for their use case. Most don't need an office suite, or use it so infrequently, they also have a desktop PC or laptop for when they need to. Shit our regional staff used to survive on nothing but a blackberry, don't ask me how. I mean, at this point, I don't see how people still wave the "it's a fad" flag. People somehow think it's a zero sum game. If you have an iPad you can't do any work. Sometimes an iPad is the right device, sometimes you need a full desktop PC.
And when will the first liberal realize that whether the gun was printed or not, or even the fact that a gun was used, has nothing to do with the actual root problem.
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Yeah you're the only person on the Internet bothered by a grammar error.
50 Minutes and 3 miles doesn't really sound like enough time or distance for military or police operations really.
Huh? 50 minutes is an insanely long time for a 5lb quad copter and 3+ miles is a fantastic distance. Most consumer grade multicopters use 2200ish mAh batteries and fly for about TEN MINUTES. When would police ever be 3 miles from something? What possible purpose would an infrared camera serve for the paparazzi? There are MUCH better MUCH cheaper alternatives for the paparazzi.
Link please. Needs 3+ mile range, fly in 40mph sustained winds, fly for 50 minutes, weigh 5 lbs, have GPS, 1080p video streaming, 256bit encryption, infrared camera and touch based control system that allows flying by waypoint. Please show me the 'several companies" that sells these for "a few hundred $$".
You watch way too much TV.
This is for a network under a single administrative control not the entire Internet. Eg: An ISP, a datacenter, an enterprise campus, etc.
SDN is separating the control plane functions from your network devices and centralizing. Yes, there is a lot of hype around it.
Don't cry Yankees, you did the same to your own native peoples, and worse.
...and paid for it ever since. But I guess anyone who's ever done anything wrong can never criticize anyone else. It's the ironic and hilarious pervasive "wisdom" of the Internet. Never ceases to give me a chuckle.
Personally I'm tired of feeling guilty - I don't give a shit.
How does anyone still believe this in 2013?
Here's written 39 articles this year alone for ZDNet. Three of them have been linked here. He works for a major tech news site and writes about linux and open source. I fail to see the problem. I'm surprised he isn't linked to MORE often. You're insane. Put away the tinfoil hat.
None of those fights were "burn down the boss". They were HIGHLY COMPLEX. We can argue over whether it was "hard" until we're blue in the face, but they were never what we referred to as "tank and spank" fights. Everyone had to read the strat and watch videos to execute those fights. Kael was like a rehearsed dance that just took tons of practice.
One to three articles PER YEAR and you put on the tin foil hat? Me thinks you need to spend more time outdoors...
WAIT THERE WERE FOUR IN 2009 I'LL ALERT THE MEDIA!!!
The best part is his username. Really makes the whole thing that much more hilarious.
yeah kael and vash and ilidan were just "burn down the boss". how about reliquary of souls? council? are you kidding? did you even play tbc?
You're right I'd rather be hit with a missile.
He writes shit about Linux and Open Source for a major online news source. Why is this surprising?
Wow, what fantasy world do you live in.
Because it's expensive to upgrade and a lot of "enterprise" web apps require IE6.
How THEIR cloud costs your more. Not THE cloud.
I don't understand. I said originally that many people can have/use more than 1 device. You saying that some can't doesn't make me wrong, and it doesn't make the people who can afford both somehow incorrect. What is your point exactly?
If you have to chose one or the other, then yes that would be true. For many (many) people, you can have both.
A lot (a whole fucking lot) of "business" is email and web browsing. Many of those people you see are executives or management in some form so it works great for their use case. Most don't need an office suite, or use it so infrequently, they also have a desktop PC or laptop for when they need to. Shit our regional staff used to survive on nothing but a blackberry, don't ask me how. I mean, at this point, I don't see how people still wave the "it's a fad" flag. People somehow think it's a zero sum game. If you have an iPad you can't do any work. Sometimes an iPad is the right device, sometimes you need a full desktop PC.
And when will the first liberal realize that whether the gun was printed or not, or even the fact that a gun was used, has nothing to do with the actual root problem.
So is every Windows laden Dell computer we ever put at a school, but never stopped us either.
I haven't looked in a couple years, I'm assuming prices went up (probably after Sandyhook)? I remember when you could easily get an AK for $400,
A sudden outbreak of common sense.