The reason I don't use my in car GPS is 2 fold. 1) unknown street addresses ('find me the nearest computer store', works quite well in google not so much in a non-internet connected gps unit) 2) being unable to program it while driving (most incar gps units wont let you add addresses while the car is in motion, this is normally not a problem is i'm alone and would pull over, but if a passenger is in the front seat next to me having to pull over for them to program it is annoying to say the least)
Except if you have a car designed to work in cold climate and they put lead into the glass to stop it cracking. Then don't expect too much signal to make its way into the vehicle.
An International body would require a consensus to subvert such speech. This consensus would require input from all member nations including the states. This is a better system to govern infrastructure that is used globally. What we don't want is what happened with GPS in that both the EU (GNSS) and Russia (GLONASS) brought out alternatives due to the control/restriction that the USA held. DNS only works well because everyone is using it. If 1/2 the internet decided to start using a non-compatible alternative to the other 1/2 how well do you think it would work then. We need to help improve DNS by giving more weight to DNSSEC just like we've strengthened the web by improving SSL adaption over the last few years.
They do offer the content. Just not via Netflix. Customers have other channels to purchase via ie DVD sales. Netflix and streaming services dont pay nearly as well as physical sales
Telstra need to embrace this. Run an advert with him give him a silly award or something a good PR person could spin this to be a real winner. 'Our network is so good look what you can do!!'
Most legal work is prep work. Ie setting up wills and selling and buying stuff, contracts.. Most of this work is repeptive with small changes which can be done with offshore workers who pass the work back to a 'real' lawyer to rubber stamp even without review.. Lawyers don't need to worry about AI they just need to worry about outsourcing. Welcome to IT's world snowflake.
If that's true then the normalization would still work. It doesn't matter if a smaller percentage of users have a high download rate, it would adverage out across all users. It's just an excuse to money grab in a monopolized market. The cost is in the pipe not the data. It costs no more money to transmit a bunch of 1's than it does to transmit a bunch of 0's.
Where is the campaign to ban dildos. Aren't they simple sex robots that depict men who's only purpose is to sexually furfil women and then to be thrown in a draw?
Not for Australian s DELL consistently rips off this market. Apple is world priced so what you pay in the states translates to everywhere else. This to me speaks volumes about the companies.
So Melbourne uni had a great cluster. Spent a fortune on it. It's switched off because they couldn't afford the power. Let's hope the BOM remembers to factor that into the estimate. I guess we know now why they want to increase the GST.
It doesn't matter if a webserver is hosted in a private data centre or 'the cloud' a company still requires someone to configure and tweak it. Most IT work isn't fixing faulty servers as it is tweaking them to complete business workloads. Cloud isn't going to change any of that. Outsourcing on the otherhand means goodbye to entry level positions. But can't touch high complex positions
To change someone's habits you need a carrot and stick. If they want cars off the road increase tolls, excluding people who are unable to PT eg. trucks, couriers, licenced taxis. This would offset the increase in public transport costs. Win the vote and make us all green.
No they would just cut trade to Greece until the debt is being paid back. If Greece doesn't want to pay it back they can see what life is like with north Korea as their biggest trading partner.
By the time a drone was able to notify a operator that it was being targeted it'd be blown out the sky. Flying a drone in a dogfight is like playing a FPS over dialup while downloading against someone who's on a LAN directly connected to the server.
Governments should support future growth business. It promotes the economy and improves mankind. If Musk is taking advantage of that and taking on the risk of being the first; that to me sounds like good business. Good for Musk, good for the globe.
Highlighting a broken system. If a member of government has to give an 11 hour speech to somehow throw a spanner in the works and cause a massive cost/delay to the government. Then the system he's gumming up is broken.
You go and work for Google to build your resume. You know that if you apply and bust ass for a few years you'll be able to walk into any other company at a higher wage and for better work/home balance. Working for Google or alike jump starts your career and shaves off a few years to get you ahead.
If your 42 and already have 25 years real world experience why would you WANT to work for a place like Google. You have kids that want to see you at night, only single young grads have the time for 3am offshore VoIP calls.
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The reason I don't use my in car GPS is 2 fold. 1) unknown street addresses ('find me the nearest computer store', works quite well in google not so much in a non-internet connected gps unit) 2) being unable to program it while driving (most incar gps units wont let you add addresses while the car is in motion, this is normally not a problem is i'm alone and would pull over, but if a passenger is in the front seat next to me having to pull over for them to program it is annoying to say the least)
Except if you have a car designed to work in cold climate and they put lead into the glass to stop it cracking. Then don't expect too much signal to make its way into the vehicle.
I simply disagree.
An International body would require a consensus to subvert such speech. This consensus would require input from all member nations including the states. This is a better system to govern infrastructure that is used globally. What we don't want is what happened with GPS in that both the EU (GNSS) and Russia (GLONASS) brought out alternatives due to the control/restriction that the USA held. DNS only works well because everyone is using it. If 1/2 the internet decided to start using a non-compatible alternative to the other 1/2 how well do you think it would work then. We need to help improve DNS by giving more weight to DNSSEC just like we've strengthened the web by improving SSL adaption over the last few years.
> The US has protected free speech and even protects freedom after speech. The press is also fully protected from gov, mil. Really? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... To name a few. I'm not trying to claim that other governments are any better but it's disingenuous to say that the press is 'fully protected' from gov/mil.
They do offer the content. Just not via Netflix. Customers have other channels to purchase via ie DVD sales. Netflix and streaming services dont pay nearly as well as physical sales
Telstra need to embrace this. Run an advert with him give him a silly award or something a good PR person could spin this to be a real winner. 'Our network is so good look what you can do!!'
Buy those visa gift cards how?
Just grab a cheap piece if hardware compatible with an openWRT firmware and flash it. All the customization you'll need. And you get wireless support.
Most legal work is prep work. Ie setting up wills and selling and buying stuff, contracts.. Most of this work is repeptive with small changes which can be done with offshore workers who pass the work back to a 'real' lawyer to rubber stamp even without review.. Lawyers don't need to worry about AI they just need to worry about outsourcing. Welcome to IT's world snowflake.
I think you're looking for the term 'cherry picked'
Democracy doesn't work. Let's stop using it. But what is better?
If that's true then the normalization would still work. It doesn't matter if a smaller percentage of users have a high download rate, it would adverage out across all users. It's just an excuse to money grab in a monopolized market. The cost is in the pipe not the data. It costs no more money to transmit a bunch of 1's than it does to transmit a bunch of 0's.
Where is the campaign to ban dildos. Aren't they simple sex robots that depict men who's only purpose is to sexually furfil women and then to be thrown in a draw?
Not for Australian s DELL consistently rips off this market. Apple is world priced so what you pay in the states translates to everywhere else. This to me speaks volumes about the companies.
So Melbourne uni had a great cluster. Spent a fortune on it. It's switched off because they couldn't afford the power. Let's hope the BOM remembers to factor that into the estimate. I guess we know now why they want to increase the GST.
It doesn't matter if a webserver is hosted in a private data centre or 'the cloud' a company still requires someone to configure and tweak it. Most IT work isn't fixing faulty servers as it is tweaking them to complete business workloads. Cloud isn't going to change any of that. Outsourcing on the otherhand means goodbye to entry level positions. But can't touch high complex positions
To change someone's habits you need a carrot and stick. If they want cars off the road increase tolls, excluding people who are unable to PT eg. trucks, couriers, licenced taxis. This would offset the increase in public transport costs. Win the vote and make us all green.
No they would just cut trade to Greece until the debt is being paid back. If Greece doesn't want to pay it back they can see what life is like with north Korea as their biggest trading partner.
By the time a drone was able to notify a operator that it was being targeted it'd be blown out the sky. Flying a drone in a dogfight is like playing a FPS over dialup while downloading against someone who's on a LAN directly connected to the server.
They should just put out stories saying they are putting 'rope' in the mist... Prayer of the Rollerboys style..
Governments should support future growth business. It promotes the economy and improves mankind. If Musk is taking advantage of that and taking on the risk of being the first; that to me sounds like good business. Good for Musk, good for the globe.
People still use apache?
Highlighting a broken system. If a member of government has to give an 11 hour speech to somehow throw a spanner in the works and cause a massive cost/delay to the government. Then the system he's gumming up is broken.
Remember kids of the future. The answer to get partial credit will be 'Pepsi'
You go and work for Google to build your resume. You know that if you apply and bust ass for a few years you'll be able to walk into any other company at a higher wage and for better work/home balance. Working for Google or alike jump starts your career and shaves off a few years to get you ahead.
If your 42 and already have 25 years real world experience why would you WANT to work for a place like Google. You have kids that want to see you at night, only single young grads have the time for 3am offshore VoIP calls.