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The Japanese always know best.
Ironically, I think it's both.
Or maybe that's just sad.
Except that the NSA has laws that it's supposed to be adhering to. Constitutional thingys.
Slashdot doesn't. It's whatever matters to the editors.
Deal with it & move on.
He holds billions of stakes.
Can you imagine their product lines?
This is our princess line.These tiny ones are our oompa loompa models.This special one is our queenie.
I misphrased what I said.
I meant to say that free speech WAS only for American citizens, and never was for anyone else.
You do realize that free speech is only for American citizens, right?
There is no free speech in America for non-Americans. Never has been.
Yeah, it's really horrible that he doesn't want his own country spied on.
A real bad actor, this guy.
Here are a few key areas we are still working on:
ALL OF THEM!
Your parsing is different than mine then.
pilots who tested ipads
fought
IT who wanted Surface2
How is the GPS accuracy any different for either?
You're talking about flight characteristics.
They outsourced that part.
And here's a story saying the pilots, who tested out iPads, fought against IT, who wanted to use the Surface2.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/09/30/delta-pilots-fought-against-deal-to-replace-ipad-flight-bags-with-microsoft-surface
Basically, a CIO saying 'I don't give a fuck what the users want, we'll tell them what the get'.
It worked spectacularly for them once upon a time, so they now assume it will work every time.
Do you really need precision strikes for high speed missiles?
I found my wife's phone that she dropped in a park by using Find Your iPhone app.
That's probably close enough for any missile.
That's a 15x improvement.
Good, but still 1/4 of gasoline.
And obviously not out of the lab yet. Even years later.
Now it's 'serious tech work'? Those goal posts shifted awful quickly.
Lots of actual companies use them as the future. From commercial airlines to medical facilities.
By using the virtually unlimited amounts already present in the atmosphere.
Why do people keep not getting this idea?
Or mine rare earth minerals required in modern batteries?
That's some pretty good delusion there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#Energy_densities_of_common_energy_storage_materials
Let us know when batteries get a 60x improvement in energy density.
Gasoline that added CO2/CO/other gasses to the environment by the tons per day is bad.
This isn't that.
Heh, to be fair, countries with relatively few cars for the population have higher birth rates.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_dependent_territories_by_birth_rate
But I'm pretty sure it's not the lack of cars that skews those results.
Estimation of a currently unknown problem with a currently unknown scope isn't fucking close to actual science, or mathematics.
It's called guessing.
And reduce the efficacy of the poison in puffer fish!
Can we all agree that old people in helicopters are the worst for driving too slow and over the line?
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The Japanese always know best.
Ironically, I think it's both.
Or maybe that's just sad.
Except that the NSA has laws that it's supposed to be adhering to. Constitutional thingys.
Slashdot doesn't. It's whatever matters to the editors.
Deal with it & move on.
He holds billions of stakes.
Can you imagine their product lines?
This is our princess line.
These tiny ones are our oompa loompa models.
This special one is our queenie.
I misphrased what I said.
I meant to say that free speech WAS only for American citizens, and never was for anyone else.
You do realize that free speech is only for American citizens, right?
There is no free speech in America for non-Americans. Never has been.
Yeah, it's really horrible that he doesn't want his own country spied on.
A real bad actor, this guy.
Here are a few key areas we are still working on:
ALL OF THEM!
Your parsing is different than mine then.
pilots who tested ipads
fought
IT who wanted Surface2
How is the GPS accuracy any different for either?
You're talking about flight characteristics.
They outsourced that part.
And here's a story saying the pilots, who tested out iPads, fought against IT, who wanted to use the Surface2.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/09/30/delta-pilots-fought-against-deal-to-replace-ipad-flight-bags-with-microsoft-surface
Basically, a CIO saying 'I don't give a fuck what the users want, we'll tell them what the get'.
It worked spectacularly for them once upon a time, so they now assume it will work every time.
Do you really need precision strikes for high speed missiles?
I found my wife's phone that she dropped in a park by using Find Your iPhone app.
That's probably close enough for any missile.
That's a 15x improvement.
Good, but still 1/4 of gasoline.
And obviously not out of the lab yet. Even years later.
Now it's 'serious tech work'? Those goal posts shifted awful quickly.
Lots of actual companies use them as the future. From commercial airlines to medical facilities.
By using the virtually unlimited amounts already present in the atmosphere.
Why do people keep not getting this idea?
Or mine rare earth minerals required in modern batteries?
That's some pretty good delusion there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#Energy_densities_of_common_energy_storage_materials
Let us know when batteries get a 60x improvement in energy density.
Gasoline that added CO2/CO/other gasses to the environment by the tons per day is bad.
This isn't that.
Heh, to be fair, countries with relatively few cars for the population have higher birth rates.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_dependent_territories_by_birth_rate
But I'm pretty sure it's not the lack of cars that skews those results.
Estimation of a currently unknown problem with a currently unknown scope isn't fucking close to actual science, or mathematics.
It's called guessing.
And reduce the efficacy of the poison in puffer fish!
Can we all agree that old people in helicopters are the worst for driving too slow and over the line?