At about 100 pixels per inch, that's about 180,000 inches. That's almost 3 miles. Also, if the image is 200 pixels across, you have 3.6 billion pixels. At three bytes per pixel (RGB), that's over 10 billion bytes. That's more than most people have in RAM plus swap. Shouldn't something check to see if the computer can handle such a request
As others have mentioned, Canonical can no longer provide updates, which means that it cannot fix the current vulnerabilities. If you had appendicitis, would you complain to a doctor who performed an appendectomy?
Should people running servers have automatic updates enabled?
There is nothing more annoying then say a company that makes an OS which uses an MIT licensed graphics library or a BSD licensed network stack but at the same time fights aggressively against free and open source software.
If there is no God, then there is no will of God to communicate through the prophets. I asked what was "objective moral truth". Is objectivity compatible with a religious paradigm?
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Unless you can patent such an economy, in which case I give it 20 years.
Yes, I do.
I pretty sure that not all the rest of the world outside the US speaks English.
According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers, Safari has 11.2% usage share, and Other has only 3.5%.
What if the only computer you have runs Microsoft Windows 7 64 bit, and you need to see how your web pages render in Safari?
At about 100 pixels per inch, that's about 180,000 inches. That's almost 3 miles. Also, if the image is 200 pixels across, you have 3.6 billion pixels. At three bytes per pixel (RGB), that's over 10 billion bytes. That's more than most people have in RAM plus swap. Shouldn't something check to see if the computer can handle such a request
Picking on Congressional earmarks instead of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars? They're being penny wise and pound foolish.
Do you mean the Publius of the Federalist Papers? There was no civil disobedience there, as the British had recognized American independence by then.
And the Pope wasn't as good an astronomer as Galileo. But he did have the Inquisition.
So having the server up during registration is just his/her need, not the college's?
If it were Republicans in power, folks on the right would be beating the drum of fiscal responsibility.
As they did during the Bush 43 administration?
What if the GP meant that we assigned the name "diamorphine" to heroin?
The point of Friendly AI is to program AIs to want to do what is beneficial to humans.
Beneficial to which humans? Using robots in war means that they might harm some humans (the enemy).
As others have mentioned, Canonical can no longer provide updates, which means that it cannot fix the current vulnerabilities. If you had appendicitis, would you complain to a doctor who performed an appendectomy?
Should people running servers have automatic updates enabled?
Odd, I always thought the syntax was snordoblulous and the memory management flubriglated.
So what is PostgreSQL, a Cuisinart? :-)
As a city you should not think in business and macro-economic terms, you have to look on it from a macro-economic viewpoint.
Should the first "macro-economic" be "micro-economic"?
Perhaps Germans have a different view of working for the government?
I knew Microsoft used the BSD network stack, but I didn't know Microsoft used the MIT graphics library. Thanks.
Fair enough, but then who is the OP complaining about?
There is nothing more annoying then say a company that makes an OS which uses an MIT licensed graphics library or a BSD licensed network stack but at the same time fights aggressively against free and open source software.
Apple?
If there is no God, then there is no will of God to communicate through the prophets. I asked what was "objective moral truth". Is objectivity compatible with a religious paradigm?
His first question is an absurd one because there's no such thing as objective moral truth in an atheistic context.
And what is objective moral truth in a theistic context?
Can we please either have a Computers in Business degree that teaches useful skills
Wouldn't that be MIS (Managemnet Information Systems)?
business sees a CS degree as the basic starting point for a career in IT.
Don't people read the CS sections of college catalogs? Wouldn't the course descriptions make it obvious that this isn't what CS does?
Perhaps you are being facetious, but I can't even get Excel to draw histograms so that successive bars touch.