This is great; Now, if only someone makes multiple streams of sound riding on the same speaker...
How about using it in the bank industry? The bank equips the ATM's with this, makes sure that the user is informed that he should sit strictly in front. Then the ATM displays "bait" information on all sides except the front side.
so, if 'they' are brought to earth, 'they' could probably be able to compete in bunch of sports. Provided that we figure out how to prevent them from exploding:)
The team measures a minimum mass for the planet of 5.9 Earth masses
It seems that planet's gravity is quite big for "earthlike" planet. Is life possible at all under such gravity? Any examples?
Funny thing with the parent post. See, I'm doing a bit of research at present about/. . The stats can be found on SlashMash.com.
To generate these statistics one has to be pretty familiar with the system. That means reading posts all the time, trying to track different paterns, and I thought I've seen everything, until I'm seeing the FIRST POST MODED REDUNDANT.
I'm leaving to the public and to M2 to figure this one out.
From the article: "cheap, environmentally friendly".
From who.int: "Billions without clean water": link
The guy has no clue how lucky he is in his "student ghettos don't have gardens" home to have clean water to throw around.
I'm a bit confused about "times the story has already been posted?". I'm not checking for duplicates of any kind, on story level, if you are thinking about that. Maybe you can contact me at my email for this one (or post in the forums), I'll be very glad for ANY feedback.
(1) smile, nod... repeat...
(2) While doing (1), watch out carefully for impossible/stupid features proposed by the middle management
(3) Return to (1).
I know people always point out how bad Microsoft is, but, I'm seeing plenty of advertising about all kinds of research sponsorship Microsoft does, and wondering if I should enroll (at least try) in some of them? I also have few new algorithms that people pointed out to me "try selling that to Microsoft".
Can anyone tell me more about their good/bad experiences regarding IP and Microsoft ? And I'm not talking only for the bashing part, Microsoft is a big company and plenty goes on with them, anything positive?
which ran a few weeks back, and which has some pretty sound reasoning behind it.
I do believe that there is also "some pretty sound reasoning" when the users decide to share their whole drive together with the passwords on P2P. I mean, by doing that, one can sleep peacefully knowing that his password is redundantly stored, for the next n years.
Give me a break. Security is designed by the need for it. There is a need to protect your email password because even email has a legal standing as a form of communication. Same goes for your personal and work files.
You don't know what are you talking about. Java and.NET might be 'cool' languages, but from my experience the C/C++ projects are still paid more and have more stable salary. BTW, just for fun, the site in my SIG was done in C++. PHP (as a cool language) wasn't fit for a task because my server kills scripts after 30 seconds.
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Image playing Homeworld with that fancy all-sensory-input-output device.
I keep my originals (video, images) somewhere on DVD and use a smaller, screen optimized version to show to family and friends.
as the time goes, the tv will probably become less and less social activity...
This is great; Now, if only someone makes multiple streams of sound riding on the same speaker...
How about using it in the bank industry? The bank equips the ATM's with this, makes sure that the user is informed that he should sit strictly in front. Then the ATM displays "bait" information on all sides except the front side.
do not try to pick up fight with the natives ...
the article is great, thanks
dorsai :)
so, if 'they' are brought to earth, 'they' could probably be able to compete in bunch of sports. Provided that we figure out how to prevent them from exploding :)
The team measures a minimum mass for the planet of 5.9 Earth masses
It seems that planet's gravity is quite big for "earthlike" planet. Is life possible at all under such gravity? Any examples?
BTW: Straight from the SlashMash code:
int iFirstPostRating = s.GetPostRating(0);
if (OFFTOPIC == iFirstPostRating
|| FLAMEBAIT == iFirstPostRating
|| TROLL == iFirstPostRating
|| REDUNDANT == iFirstPostRating)
But I never though I'll see the lastcondition fulfilled.
thanks...
Funny thing with the parent post. See, I'm doing a bit of research at present about /. . The stats can be found on SlashMash.com .
To generate these statistics one has to be pretty familiar with the system. That means reading posts all the time, trying to track different paterns, and I thought I've seen everything, until I'm seeing the FIRST POST MODED REDUNDANT.
I'm leaving to the public and to M2 to figure this one out.
Any idea what his employment contract may hold?
From the article: "cheap, environmentally friendly".
From who.int: "Billions without clean water": link
The guy has no clue how lucky he is in his "student ghettos don't have gardens" home to have clean water to throw around.
I'm a bit confused about "times the story has already been posted?". I'm not checking for duplicates of any kind, on story level, if you are thinking about that. Maybe you can contact me at my email for this one (or post in the forums), I'll be very glad for ANY feedback.
(1) smile, nod... repeat...
(2) While doing (1), watch out carefully for impossible/stupid features proposed by the middle management
(3) Return to (1).
I know people always point out how bad Microsoft is, but, I'm seeing plenty of advertising about all kinds of research sponsorship Microsoft does, and wondering if I should enroll (at least try) in some of them? I also have few new algorithms that people pointed out to me "try selling that to Microsoft".
Can anyone tell me more about their good/bad experiences regarding IP and Microsoft ? And I'm not talking only for the bashing part, Microsoft is a big company and plenty goes on with them, anything positive?
PGP disk.
You can then store your passwords in any format you like, xls, txt..etc
which ran a few weeks back, and which has some pretty sound reasoning behind it.
I do believe that there is also "some pretty sound reasoning" when the users decide to share their whole drive together with the passwords on P2P. I mean, by doing that, one can sleep peacefully knowing that his password is redundantly stored, for the next n years.
Give me a break. Security is designed by the need for it. There is a need to protect your email password because even email has a legal standing as a form of communication. Same goes for your personal and work files.
Lets break it to them gently...
I vote for vi and fully expect to get troll, flamebait, or redundant on this post :)
Average lifespan of a PHP script = 30 seconds + 1 milisecond.
No, but they NEED one anyway.
Another idea, way ago, on the older IDE's , there was a foreign language 'o' which looked Exactly like 0. :)
You don't know what are you talking about. Java and .NET might be 'cool' languages, but from my experience the C/C++ projects are still paid more and have more stable salary. BTW, just for fun, the site in my SIG was done in C++. PHP (as a cool language) wasn't fit for a task because my server kills scripts after 30 seconds.