So the only risk factor here, is when the laser points through the windows into the cabin? What is the risk involved when the laser beam goes vertical parallel to (not hitting) a cabin window?
> Laser dazzle is complete and can last quite a while.
The pilots and their windows are on the top side of the aircraft. The lasers are pointed to its belly. Can that do any dazzle/harm whatsoever? I imagine a landing with horizontal lasers would, but while trafficking (likely by autopilot) i doubt that.
I have nothing against BETA design, except perhaps that it has less room for text. I just hope my boss doesnt think i'm venturing on some "The 9 Things About Cats You Should Know" website or Youtube..
I believe they designed servers and integrated some smart software to be able to do that with great performance. But you can duct-tape this kind of recovery on commodity servers if they boot via PXE/TFTP on a rudementary but very effective level though, in tandem with one configuration channel each that you could have fallback for quite simply.
I imagine rollout scripts would first check if rollout to a test-subset is succesfull before continueing with all production servers. I speculate this article might just be about this subset, but story being spiced/beefed up in spite of more exceting/serious errors at server heaven.
The hardware is not ready, at least not until they use hardware to build composite mutation-images that show relevant (pixel) changes only. There is no point in trying to parse a single image a second, or -on the opposite side- a video stream.
In my opinion, efficient wearable vision software should ignore lower quality versions of what it already saw, it would make a huge efficiency leap. I believe this architecture ultimately would be a software skeleton for a mental world reconstruction much like humans perceive.
No. For simple users i would go with an ipad. Seniors dont care about investing (time/attention/money) in more possibilities or the latest technology, they just want the most fool-proof solution to their problem.
This is not going to help the developers that ponder developing a Windows RT app right now. I have no Windows8 or RT phobia, but this news (if true) would put me off..
Ever seen a remote desktop tool that's fast/efficient enough to play back video?
Err, yes. RDP. Its so effecient i often wonder why my wooden medieval laptop running Linux is able to play the video, thats when i realize its streamed via RDP from my Windows PC. Sound and everything.
No, it just doesnt enough. People expect the thing to replicate all smartphone functionality, when in fact it only works with the Samsung browser, WhatsApp, S-Calendar, and the default (not gMail) email app.
A bit like the Samsung S-View cover feature. Its nice, but why doesn't it tell me more about individual app notifications? (the same way i do see a face when called)
I switched to CrunchBang. Its less annoying than the Unity interface (i have no use for its features, they just get in the way and frustrate me) works great on my old (non-pae) notebook.
Now in CrunchBang i just have to right-click to start applications, and manually have to add new applications to that menu, but that was surmountable.
We know nothing about what Google did not choose to do, for all intents and purposes, because the NSA does have this goal i assume they have (or are going to) meet it. Likely in secret.
Furthermore as stated elsewhere encryption is irrelevant, with or without willing cooperation from Google Inc. the NSA is able to decrypt it.
"The same seas that we evaporate and drive boats across could become repositories to store large quantities of plutonium. A new computer model suggests that holes in the Atlantic Ocean, a 106400000 sq-kilometres formation right next to the U.S. that is a hotbed for water, could store all the radio active waste emitted by the country's power plants from now until 2080."
I hear you, but Java made that even simpler (to grasp). You only build (and debug!!!) something (with a GUI) once, and it works for everyone (ok, over 99% of users) that has the (proper) VM installed.
I should also mention that there are a LOT of compilers and other solutions available based on the (object) Pascal language today, such as http://smartmobilestudio.com/ Good times for pascal.
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So the only risk factor here, is when the laser points through the windows into the cabin?
What is the risk involved when the laser beam goes vertical parallel to (not hitting) a cabin window?
> Laser dazzle is complete and can last quite a while.
The pilots and their windows are on the top side of the aircraft. The lasers are pointed to its belly. Can that do any dazzle/harm whatsoever?
I imagine a landing with horizontal lasers would, but while trafficking (likely by autopilot) i doubt that.
They should just inflate the autopilot.
> Seriously, /. without the comments is like Playboy with no pictures.
Hear hear. I find the pictures on beta a distraction.
I have nothing against BETA design, except perhaps that it has less room for text.
I just hope my boss doesnt think i'm venturing on some "The 9 Things About Cats You Should Know" website or Youtube..
I believe they designed servers and integrated some smart software to be able to do that with great performance.
But you can duct-tape this kind of recovery on commodity servers if they boot via PXE/TFTP on a rudementary but very effective level though, in tandem with one configuration channel each that you could have fallback for quite simply.
I imagine rollout scripts would first check if rollout to a test-subset is succesfull before continueing with all production servers. I speculate this article might just be about this subset, but story being spiced/beefed up in spite of more exceting/serious errors at server heaven.
The hardware is not ready, at least not until they use hardware to build composite mutation-images that show relevant (pixel) changes only. There is no point in trying to parse a single image a second, or -on the opposite side- a video stream.
In my opinion, efficient wearable vision software should ignore lower quality versions of what it already saw, it would make a huge efficiency leap. I believe this architecture ultimately would be a software skeleton for a mental world reconstruction much like humans perceive.
> minus 133.6 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 92 degrees Celsius)
minus 92 degrees Celsius (minus 133.6 degrees Fahrenheit)
There i fixed that for you.
No. For simple users i would go with an ipad.
Seniors dont care about investing (time/attention/money) in more possibilities or the latest technology, they just want the most fool-proof solution to their problem.
Works great. Searchable. Allows any hierarchy. Downside is a file can/should only exist in one folder, you could migate this using multiple playlists.
Mexico is going to see a whole lot of trucks with a nuclear sticker soon, if this proves to help being stolen.
Dupe http://news.slashdot.org/story/07/06/26/1855202/day-of-silence-on-the-internet
I saw no new frontpage stories for over a day, whats up /. ?
This is not going to help the developers that ponder developing a Windows RT app right now.
I have no Windows8 or RT phobia, but this news (if true) would put me off..
Time to up my karma..
Err, yes. RDP.
Its so effecient i often wonder why my wooden medieval laptop running Linux is able to play the video, thats when i realize its streamed via RDP from my Windows PC. Sound and everything.
No, it just doesnt enough. People expect the thing to replicate all smartphone functionality, when in fact it only works with the Samsung browser, WhatsApp, S-Calendar, and the default (not gMail) email app.
A bit like the Samsung S-View cover feature. Its nice, but why doesn't it tell me more about individual app notifications? (the same way i do see a face when called)
Battlefield has vehicles. Which is why i enjoy BF, its a bit more arcade gaming that way. I dont want an infantry simulator,say CoD.
IMHO BF3 dropped the ball though regarding vehicles, no fun being a driver there. The insane GPU specs didn't help either.
The funny thing with terrorism is that it means "scaring people". Which happens to be exactly what "terrorism preventing" does:
Politics found a war terminology, that also depicts its own negative side effects, side effects that actually support the war argument.
There should be a word invented for this maelstrom, because irony is not cutting it.
I switched to CrunchBang. Its less annoying than the Unity interface (i have no use for its features, they just get in the way and frustrate me) works great on my old (non-pae) notebook.
Now in CrunchBang i just have to right-click to start applications, and manually have to add new applications to that menu, but that was surmountable.
Google has been very adamant that the NSA does not have access to their servers.
No, Google did not choose to join a program that would give NSA access.
"we have not joined any program that would give the U.S. government—or any other government—direct access to our servers. "
Source: http://googleblog.blogspot.be/2013/06/what.html
We know nothing about what Google did not choose to do, for all intents and purposes, because the NSA does have this goal i assume they have (or are going to) meet it. Likely in secret.
Furthermore as stated elsewhere encryption is irrelevant, with or without willing cooperation from Google Inc. the NSA is able to decrypt it.
And in other news..
"The same seas that we evaporate and drive boats across could become repositories to store large quantities of plutonium. A new computer model suggests that holes in the Atlantic Ocean, a 106400000 sq-kilometres formation right next to the U.S. that is a hotbed for water, could store all the radio active waste emitted by the country's power plants from now until 2080."
0_o
Fixed link: http://www.nasa.gov/exploration/commercial/cargo/orbitalsciences-index.html
URL for "successfully launched their demo cargo mission to the ISS" is missing the last character, gives 404.
I hear you, but Java made that even simpler (to grasp).
You only build (and debug!!!) something (with a GUI) once, and it works for everyone (ok, over 99% of users) that has the (proper) VM installed.
Right i must have been confuzzled.
I should also mention that there are a LOT of compilers and other solutions available based on the (object) Pascal language today, such as http://smartmobilestudio.com/
Good times for pascal.