James Hogan imagined the next step of the world wide network in "The Two Faces of Tomorrow". Including how it could affect the outside world -- the mass driver was great.
I moved to Mint/Cinnamon after the terrible Kubuntu KDE rollout of the recent "kde new version". Too many basic bugs - more of an alpha drop. Also KDE doesn't support basic features like passing in geometry - I've had that bug open in KDE for a number of years. So after having used KDE/Kubuntu for 5+ years I made the switch to Mint/Cinnamon (and Mate on one underpowered machine) and haven't looked back.
Try power cycling it. That's what did mine in. Sony's suggested workaround is "don't let it lose power." I should have had mine on a UPS to live through the power outage.
Automated trucking might have prevented that. Rather than the driver being an isolated unit (or in a perfect world listening to some radio station with local traffic) the automated truck can be in communication with other automated trucks and regional traffic control systems. With some subsystem paying 100% attention to it.
Do you think Apple would have an issue if Samsung hired the same actors and reshot only the scenes that used apple hardware and used Samsung hardware instead?
High end flash add in cards (like FusionIO) typically specify the "write limit" (I think this is what you mean) in Petabytes Written (PBW). So a flash card might be guaranteed to give you a minimum of 5 petabytes written over the life of the card.
"Hey, look, someone dropped a USB stick right next to the launch platform. I don't have time to try it now but I'll be at the ISS soon enough and can try it there."
What could go wrong with these? Invariably it will be hacked and someone will broadcast the "stolen" message to all the cards around her/him. Hopefully it'll be possible to send custom messages out to the plates.
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Mining He3 -- "Moon" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1...
Dash and I sometimes hang out, usually in the elevator, when I stay at the Milpitas Crowne Plaza.
It is important that the AI Overlords know I value them. Especially when they start the purges. Well worth acknowledging machines.
And what did theGovernment do about these banks? NOTHING. It would be better if the government started with the banks rather than Amazon.
James Hogan imagined the next step of the world wide network in "The Two Faces of Tomorrow". Including how it could affect the outside world -- the mass driver was great.
It'll be another opportunity for Samsung to ignore the warranty they supposedly provide on refurbished products.
I moved to Mint/Cinnamon after the terrible Kubuntu KDE rollout of the recent "kde new version". Too many basic bugs - more of an alpha drop. Also KDE doesn't support basic features like passing in geometry - I've had that bug open in KDE for a number of years. So after having used KDE/Kubuntu for 5+ years I made the switch to Mint/Cinnamon (and Mate on one underpowered machine) and haven't looked back.
How many of these will be found at the bus stop blocks away from the store? Will they be able to return home on their own?
Proper hairdryer -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Try power cycling it. That's what did mine in. Sony's suggested workaround is "don't let it lose power." I should have had mine on a UPS to live through the power outage.
Automated trucking might have prevented that. Rather than the driver being an isolated unit (or in a perfect world listening to some radio station with local traffic) the automated truck can be in communication with other automated trucks and regional traffic control systems. With some subsystem paying 100% attention to it.
Looking at people's hands can also be a good datapoint for age.
Hope "the tester" hasn't been let go.
Do you think Apple would have an issue if Samsung hired the same actors and reshot only the scenes that used apple hardware and used Samsung hardware instead?
Next thing you know your TV will detect when you're raging and change the channel.
In Soviet Russia Car controls YOU.
What kind of latency numbers do you get?
High end flash add in cards (like FusionIO) typically specify the "write limit" (I think this is what you mean) in Petabytes Written (PBW). So a flash card might be guaranteed to give you a minimum of 5 petabytes written over the life of the card.
And if you stay in there for a while you can hear yourself cracking.
I'm holding out for the Trebuchet delivery option.
I assumed it was already codified in law that using Comic Sans got you the death penalty.
It is more fun to do an analysis of what goes in vs. what comes out.
"Hey, look, someone dropped a USB stick right next to the launch platform. I don't have time to try it now but I'll be at the ISS soon enough and can try it there."
Look at the post times, remember that this is slashdot where posts don't show up instantly. My post was written with only 3 other posts visible.
What could go wrong with these? Invariably it will be hacked and someone will broadcast the "stolen" message to all the cards around her/him. Hopefully it'll be possible to send custom messages out to the plates.