Is the data public information? if so, why not just make it publicly available, and whoever cares can download it. If the data is valuable, it will be mirrored and survive. if not, it won't.
Ok, i'll bite. If not here, where are 'good doctors' bred?
*disclaimer -- my wife is a nurse at a transplant hospital, which has patients that fly in from countries all over the world that have inferior healthcare systems*
you're technically wrong (the worst kind of wrong)
the screen is always oriented so English text goes from left-to-right (not top-to-bottom). the fact that the monitor in the image happens to have a 1 aspect) does not mean it's 'oriented left', it's actually built this way.
There's a difference between linking C libraries (Many non-c++ languages can do this) vs Stroustrup's insistance that a c++ compiler must be able to compile C code. this requirement is one of the reasons C++ is such a mess.
it would be MUCH easier for the camera, or bluetooth, to *always* work in cyanogenmod if the project had access to specifications for the hardware. a lot of the hardware interfacing in cyanogenmod is reverse-engineered because datasheets just aren't available to the general public.
Manufacturers don't have this issue; they have specifications for their hardware.
Problem is, there is no ideal ppi, there's an ideal ppr (pixels per radian) which varies with screen-to-eye distance. so 1080p is ok across the room, but not right in your face. GP is lying, a monitor would have to be pretty huge for 8k to not be ok...
They are not Nielson, but they are a significant (if not perfectly distributed) sample of podcast listeners, and one of very few centralized sources of data on the subject.
Not to be a grammar nazi, but why did you single-quote the word 'emulating'? Did you mean it ironically or something? The word itself seems to be used correctly...
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Why do we have to mention Bennett in the non-Bennett posts? can we just have a break please?
if the data has any value, it could (SHOULD) be anonymized (names changed to protect the innocent)...
Is the data public information? if so, why not just make it publicly available, and whoever cares can download it. If the data is valuable, it will be mirrored and survive. if not, it won't.
History. the current Microsoft app store is a mess.
RTFA...it doesn't look that way
Ok, i'll bite. If not here, where are 'good doctors' bred?
*disclaimer -- my wife is a nurse at a transplant hospital, which has patients that fly in from countries all over the world that have inferior healthcare systems*
Overall it would be better if USB had just created a standard for this class of devices.
You mean like the USB CDC standard? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U...
you're technically wrong (the worst kind of wrong)
the screen is always oriented so English text goes from left-to-right (not top-to-bottom). the fact that the monitor in the image happens to have a 1 aspect) does not mean it's 'oriented left', it's actually built this way.
There's a difference between linking C libraries (Many non-c++ languages can do this) vs Stroustrup's insistance that a c++ compiler must be able to compile C code. this requirement is one of the reasons C++ is such a mess.
ios too.
How does the ISP have any say about my internal network? they can pry my cat6 from my cold dead hands.
whatever new OSX is released 7 years from now.
it would be MUCH easier for the camera, or bluetooth, to *always* work in cyanogenmod if the project had access to specifications for the hardware. a lot of the hardware interfacing in cyanogenmod is reverse-engineered because datasheets just aren't available to the general public.
Manufacturers don't have this issue; they have specifications for their hardware.
Port it to what? I'm not sure you understand the article.
Problem is, there is no ideal ppi, there's an ideal ppr (pixels per radian) which varies with screen-to-eye distance. so 1080p is ok across the room, but not right in your face. GP is lying, a monitor would have to be pretty huge for 8k to not be ok...
They are not Nielson, but they are a significant (if not perfectly distributed) sample of podcast listeners, and one of very few centralized sources of data on the subject.
of course it will...only a matter of time.
Not to be a grammar nazi, but why did you single-quote the word 'emulating'? Did you mean it ironically or something? The word itself seems to be used correctly...
Stroustrup isn't really a great programmer, he's a guy who did a great job marketing a really terrible programming language.
He did. look at the end of the line.
True, but not for under 10 watts...
it's all about trade-offs.
Non-damaging to the drone
These inexpensive toy drones are pretty lightweight. I doubt a paintball *wouldn't* damage the drone...
But without anything like iTunes behind it.
Not having iTunes sounds like a feature...they should charge a premium.
but why should I do all the work?
Not sure if this joke was intentional or not...
Which is amazing, considering that android apps are mostly emulated when they're run *on android*