Samsung should sue Apple for this. For had it not been the case that Jobs parked his car in an illegal spot, closer to the meeting room, the release of the first iPhone would have been later. Think of the losses in market cap that subsequently hit Samsung! In essence, Jobs stole money from Samsung!
and downloaded Tor to browse the Internet privately
Of course, unless she establishes a new exit node every time she visits a new website, and uses a browser with a different fingerprint each time, it is still possible to track her browsing behavior.
Facebook chatting app Is Well On Its Way To A Billion Users
FTFY
Time for regulators to step in. What if telco's kept their clients hostage by not letting them call clients on other networks? That would be insane. Same here.
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Here is what it could look like:
http://www.adrenalin-pedstop.c...
Or they should be government owned.
Samsung should sue Apple for this. For had it not been the case that Jobs parked his car in an illegal spot, closer to the meeting room, the release of the first iPhone would have been later. Think of the losses in market cap that subsequently hit Samsung! In essence, Jobs stole money from Samsung!
and downloaded Tor to browse the Internet privately
Of course, unless she establishes a new exit node every time she visits a new website, and uses a browser with a different fingerprint each time, it is still possible to track her browsing behavior.
Another assumption is that the pen is being used continuously. But what if the pen has a little battery/charger inside?
What's next? Discs of vinyl which can hold up to 1000 songs?
Because, when eventually, somebody figures out how to make this technology work in a production environment, they will receive the $$$.
It is a bit like patenting "flying cars", before the actual technology is there.
Take this one step further: it's only a matter of time before drones will be used by terrorists...
The future of drones doesn't look bright.
Naming conventions in chemistry suck.
He was probably talking about lines of assembly code (after using the -S switch to gcc).
You can't even do this in C++11:
auto factorial = [&factorial](int x) -> int
{
if(x == 0)
return 1;
else
return x*factorial(x-1);
};
But still they didn't remove the need for those pesky header files. Aaaahrrghgh
I'm really done with typing every function declaration twice!
This is just as bad as the NSA hacking into your computer.
Wow, they've almost made it to the bottom of my "esteem" list!
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- programmers, physicians, carpenters, plumbers, etc.
- journalists
- politicians
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- actors, movie producers
- marketeers, advertisement agencies
- lobbyists, RIAA, MPAA, etc.
Indeed. And how do you order food without an internet connection?
I'm on a heart-lung machine, you insensitive clod.
Also, if you base your standards on what is "essential" (for what? survival?) then you've got some pretty low standards there.
Also, when I leave work, I have to drive for 30 minutes, then cook 30 minutes.
With a driverless car, I'd still have to spend 30 minutes in the car and cook 30 minutes, a total loss of 1 hour.
If instead, they built me an automatic chef cook, they would save me 30 minutes!
Why is every article about driverless cars about Google's cars?
Car manufacturers, like Mercedes, Audi, VW, are also working on this topic, and are probably even ahead of Google.
And what happens to the world's helium?
Since it is lighter than air, it moves to the top of the atmosphere, and cannot be mined anymore.
Yes. With increasing CPU speed, it makes sense to sacrifice "performance" for ease of programming.
No. With an infinitely fast CPU, we would let the computer do the programming :)
The solution is to use functional style for high-level control flow, and imperative style for low-level (optimized) functions.
There. That wasn't so difficult.
Since "Heartbleed" was found out, the NSA is looking deperately for new ways to get into your computer.
Facebook chatting app Is Well On Its Way To A Billion Users
FTFY
Time for regulators to step in. What if telco's kept their clients hostage by not letting them call clients on other networks? That would be insane. Same here.
I'd point her the door.