You realize Adobe is discontinuing Mobile Flash right? Why should they invest any resources into a dying product? There may have been an argument around the time of the original iPad when we thought flash on mobile devices would live on, but now? That would be nuts.
I think the problem is people think of the iPads in terms of being a computer. And it is, but not a general purpose computer. I don't complain that I can't install anything I want on my DVD player or coffee maker. To me an iPad is a (3rd, or even 4th) device for casual media consumption. It's great for what it is. For a lot of people it's the price tag, so here's an easy test. If someone GAVE you an iPad, would you use it? If you would, then the problem isn't that the device is bad, or limited, just that it isn't a good value, to you, at a particular price point.
Most people don't want to spend countless hours scouring eBay and hoping to not get ripped off. My time and a 1 year warranty is worth more than the $100 difference.
You ruled out: hard drives, tape, discs and cloud storage. What exactly do you expect us to say here? There isn't some other magical form of storing data we've been hiding from you.
What about the Bayer employees? Who's looking out for them? And what about all the people who are willing to pay the asking price for the drug? What if Bayer decides it's not worth it to do any more research if they can't recoup their costs?
Verisign is the ICANN assigned registrar that manages the.com root. What do you not understand? We invented it, it's ours, it's run by a US company, and they are bound by US laws.
What's the minimum promised bandwidth with your current service? Where is that advertised? I only see a maximum advertised.
Also, the problem can be the remote end. Sure your local last-mile might have the capacity, but the remote server has to delivery it across the Internet. There could be lots of bottlenecks along the way. Your provider has no control over that.
VoIP can function perfectly fine in the 120-150ms range. That's barely over 1/10th of a second. That's the normal delay you'd get making a long distance phone call.
I wouldn't call 10 years of screwing around IAEA inspectors "a whim". But, we went into Iraq, best case, under bad intelligence. Worst case, based on outright lies and misinformation. Doesn't really matter either way.
North Korea is more delicate because of the dynamic involving China. Both because they are direct supporters of the DPRK and because we want to maintain a friendly relationship with China. It's not really hard to figure out.
PayPal charges the vendors a fee which the vendors then add on to the product so you actually pay it. With paypal you just don't _think_ you're paying a fee. You should look at a credit card with no annual fee (most cards) and pay it off monthly. Or use a prepaid credit card.
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You realize Adobe is discontinuing Mobile Flash right? Why should they invest any resources into a dying product? There may have been an argument around the time of the original iPad when we thought flash on mobile devices would live on, but now? That would be nuts.
No one else in the world has ever reported what you're describing. I have an iPad2 sitting next to me and I tried to bend it and I can't.
Foxconn has lower suicide rates than the rest of China.
I think the problem is people think of the iPads in terms of being a computer. And it is, but not a general purpose computer. I don't complain that I can't install anything I want on my DVD player or coffee maker. To me an iPad is a (3rd, or even 4th) device for casual media consumption. It's great for what it is. For a lot of people it's the price tag, so here's an easy test. If someone GAVE you an iPad, would you use it? If you would, then the problem isn't that the device is bad, or limited, just that it isn't a good value, to you, at a particular price point.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/FC979LL/A
Covered by Apple's one-year limited warranty
Most people don't want to spend countless hours scouring eBay and hoping to not get ripped off. My time and a 1 year warranty is worth more than the $100 difference.
You ruled out: hard drives, tape, discs and cloud storage. What exactly do you expect us to say here? There isn't some other magical form of storing data we've been hiding from you.
If the data isn't worth a few $120 2TB hard drives then it's not worth keeping, is it? 3TB hard drives are around $200-$225 also.
What about the Bayer employees? Who's looking out for them? And what about all the people who are willing to pay the asking price for the drug? What if Bayer decides it's not worth it to do any more research if they can't recoup their costs?
dear god why is timothy still allowed to post articles this is insane
They'd just raise our taxes to pay for all those new public defenders, judges and courtrooms.
as you approach medium size, or the upper end of small, you begin to transition your naming scheme
for small networks, doesn't matter.
for medium networks, srv001-srv999 and a spreadsheet
for large networks it really varies. but usually at least: [location][identifier][unique serial#]. maybe: nyc-db-005
What happens when you inevitably move a test server into production?
If you have two ESX hosts you have shared storage. See Falconstor or Datacore or any of the storage virtualization vendors.
Verisign is the ICANN assigned registrar that manages the .com root. What do you not understand? We invented it, it's ours, it's run by a US company, and they are bound by US laws.
If by "US phenomenon" you mean "invented in the USA" then yes, you are correct.
What's the minimum promised bandwidth with your current service? Where is that advertised? I only see a maximum advertised.
Also, the problem can be the remote end. Sure your local last-mile might have the capacity, but the remote server has to delivery it across the Internet. There could be lots of bottlenecks along the way. Your provider has no control over that.
VoIP can function perfectly fine in the 120-150ms range. That's barely over 1/10th of a second. That's the normal delay you'd get making a long distance phone call.
What provider has latency measured in (whole, presumably multiple) seconds? You have literally no idea what you're talking about.
Latency is a function of all the hops between you and the other machine
You are partially correct.
No rational person is concerned with the US using nuclear weapons.
I wouldn't call 10 years of screwing around IAEA inspectors "a whim". But, we went into Iraq, best case, under bad intelligence. Worst case, based on outright lies and misinformation. Doesn't really matter either way.
North Korea is more delicate because of the dynamic involving China. Both because they are direct supporters of the DPRK and because we want to maintain a friendly relationship with China. It's not really hard to figure out.
The last thing we need is ANOTHER country with nuclear weapons. Two wrongs don't make a right. Iran with a nuclear weapon is a pretty scary thought.
Not necessarily.
PayPal charges the vendors a fee which the vendors then add on to the product so you actually pay it. With paypal you just don't _think_ you're paying a fee. You should look at a credit card with no annual fee (most cards) and pay it off monthly. Or use a prepaid credit card.