I can't explain it because you wouldn't understand. You aren't a producer, but a consumer. Some people are just curious and want to create things and find them useful. Some people just like the intellectual exercise. Or maybe they think it will be useful for running legacy software. By the way, I guarantee your systems do depend on open source somewhere. You just don't know where because you don't know how they really work. Just are just flipping knobs and consuming information.
Unfortunately true. However the alternative is closed source software. With open source software you can create your own "internet of things" and ignore the tech companies.
I love it when people criticize others for doing stuff that doesn't affect them at all. Especially IT janitors who don't realize that their entire job depends on Open Source software working properly. No one cares about "servers where you work".
" For 100 - 500 Km stretches pumping tons of air out of the tube would take hours and maintaining the vacuum would take a lot of expensive energy."
Of course. The hyperloop is an idiotic idea that goes back over 200 years. There is a reason it doesn't work. The idea of maintaining any kind of vacuum of any sort in such a system is preposterous.
I agree. It will make much more sense building factories in space, rather here on Earth. It is much better to build interstellar spacecraft in space factories. However I don't agree with your other conclusions. Interstellar travel will be a solved problem.
Yes it definitely does. You wouldn't want to be stuck on this rock in a gravity well when the end comes do you? They only way out is by exploring the stars. SpaceX is at the forefront of that. Millenia from now people will realize that SpaceX started the mass migration from Earth to the rest of the galaxy.
"One service Black Lake provides for customers is an IoT assessment that gives businesses a true look at all the connected devices on their network."
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The report was published Friday by Armis, a provider of Internet of Things security software for enterprises that focuses on detecting threats in IoT devices at workplaces"
"Others treat cash as 'free money' that they blow whereas numbers in an account are 'important money' that they don't touch. If these people went full cash, they wouldn't save enough to pay their bills."
Usually the opposite. If people had to fork over $1000 in physical cash for an iPhone they wouldn't do it.
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I can't explain it because you wouldn't understand. You aren't a producer, but a consumer. Some people are just curious and want to create things and find them useful. Some people just like the intellectual exercise. Or maybe they think it will be useful for running legacy software. By the way, I guarantee your systems do depend on open source somewhere. You just don't know where because you don't know how they really work. Just are just flipping knobs and consuming information.
Unfortunately true. However the alternative is closed source software. With open source software you can create your own "internet of things" and ignore the tech companies.
I love it when people criticize others for doing stuff that doesn't affect them at all. Especially IT janitors who don't realize that their entire job depends on Open Source software working properly. No one cares about "servers where you work".
Elon Musk is too busy on Twitter calling people that damage his ego "pedophiles" to do anything useful.
As I understand it, the plan is to cut down all the trees and ban tinted windows.
I guarantee you do use Linux on a daily basis. You just don't realize it.
In this case they didn't bribe the right officials before and after they got caught.
You cannot be serious.
" For 100 - 500 Km stretches pumping tons of air out of the tube would take hours and maintaining the vacuum would take a lot of expensive energy."
Of course. The hyperloop is an idiotic idea that goes back over 200 years. There is a reason it doesn't work. The idea of maintaining any kind of vacuum of any sort in such a system is preposterous.
Exactly. That is why languages like C and C++ and C# never caught on and things like Rust did.
I don't get it. Why are they morons? Because they are grabbing cash? Isn't that what companies do?
Those numbers look about right. I earn $50,000 doing IT in Silicon Valley. I also get a Christmas Bonus.
I have nothing to hide so I prefer being safe.
I store all my data in the Cloud where it is safe.
So the larger the sample size, the slower the average download speed. Conclusion: my Windows Phone has the fastest download speed.
I agree. It will make much more sense building factories in space, rather here on Earth. It is much better to build interstellar spacecraft in space factories. However I don't agree with your other conclusions. Interstellar travel will be a solved problem.
By that time human beings will be spread out among the Universe and will have developed into many different species. SpaceX is just the start of that.
Yes it definitely does. You wouldn't want to be stuck on this rock in a gravity well when the end comes do you? They only way out is by exploring the stars. SpaceX is at the forefront of that. Millenia from now people will realize that SpaceX started the mass migration from Earth to the rest of the galaxy.
This is really impressive. Lower cost access to space helps us all. With this and Tesla, Elon Musk is really hitting it out of the park!
It came from the company who sells services and software to fix your IoT problems.
"One service Black Lake provides for customers is an IoT assessment that gives businesses a true look at all the connected devices on their network."
" The report was published Friday by Armis, a provider of Internet of Things security software for enterprises that focuses on detecting threats in IoT devices at workplaces"
I understand now.
"Others treat cash as 'free money' that they blow whereas numbers in an account are 'important money' that they don't touch. If these people went full cash, they wouldn't save enough to pay their bills."
Usually the opposite. If people had to fork over $1000 in physical cash for an iPhone they wouldn't do it.
They had sales of $12.5 billion last quarter. Someone is buying a ton of the stuff.
How is it possible that Cisco gets away with this? $200 billion market cap.
Oh yeah. I should have said "SOME people". Personally I assume marketing is lying so I never get mad when I realize it.