If some one posts on FB: "lets gather tomorrow and kill all XYZ in town Bla" and FB gets informed to get the post down, and FB does not take the post down and suddenly in Bla you have a riot killing dozens of XYZ, then yes. Facebook is to blame. Just like the rioters.
We still use Newton's model of gravity even though we know it's wrong Why do americans always claim that Newtons model is wrong, it is beyond me. It is to simple. Perhaps. Wrong, no!
For every purpose of our abilities to send space crafts into space and to other planets, Newtons models work just fine!
I always was fond of having 'adress fields' mot subdivided into zip and street and city etc. But just let users write their name in the 'natural order' of their language, and the same for the address. In the end that is hiw a software system will print it on an adress label for a parcel... why split it up first and then have extra logic to retrievve it from the DB and format it again gor printing?
That is because you don't know the tricks. You would not memorize the exact position, but longitude/latitude seperately from minutes and second. And of course you would use minutes and seconds and not decimal places after the degree.
That is a problem with google maps and Apple maps, too. Of course the streets have names, they are written on the small metal rectangles nailed to eother posts or the house walls at the beginning of the street. However I agree, the guys making the delievery have the same problem like you, their maps apps don't show the street names correctly or not at all.
They might have no english names on google maps. But most certainly they have names. Worst case you have to make a photo of the sanskrit name and draw it on the parcel or envelop if you want to sent mail.
the polution is there because most major countries with the biggest economies in the world just shifted the entire industrial production, with all it's polution problems, straight to China That is nonsense. No idea why/. is full with claims like that.
Why the funk does one make a null check? Usually you KNOW if the ptr at that place is null or not.
I regularly see C++ code that is cluttered with "better safe than sorry" null checks. That belongs to "allocation/deallocation" or more general "memory management" code.
No one is using "generic GCs" anymore. Java uses a concurrent multi generation heap allocator/GC. Actually it has several GC algorithms you can pick from.
Again: I don't care if YOU can write a C++ program with efficient memory allocation and deallocation. 99% of the C++ can't hence we have plenty of smart pointer variations in Boost and std::
That has nothing to do with bad or good programmers. C++ jobs are super rare.
And time to market is often more important than the raw speed of the program.
There are 5 of us in my office, and three of us can run rings around the java GC. Then show me the benchmark and the Java program.
The simple reason is that good programmers understand how You mean good in Java or good in C++?
not to mess up caching. Obviously cashing has nothing to do with memory management as in allocating and freeing, so I take your claim with a pack of salt.
Actually I "let the battery be replaced"... makes no sense to fiddle 2h myself when I can give it in a shop and get it back in 20 minutes. However I let it be done in Thailand for about $13 or $15... in Germany it would have cost 3x as much. The only other good option is Paris... plenty of Chinese tinkerer shops, it would probably cost about $20 there.
You mean having a "TotalCommander" on the Android device and mounting a SMB share from the PC?
Would not help much as I have a file transfer utility on my Mac, but it only works with mouse drag&drop. I actually wanted to use grails or bash scripts on the Mac to access the device (yes, developer mode on the device is activated, it works fine with Android Studio)
I don't need to read the link. In EU we have no concept of "public domain", so how could it be relevant? If you want to make an argument then make it, instead of reffering to a "link".
Famous copyright cases are e.g.Albrecht Duerrers around 1450.
You should really think about it from the opposite position: given that you literally cannot have an enforceable copyright unless everyone else cooperates and agrees to let you do As you already pointed out: owning land is the same phantasy. So what is your point?
But still, "cows confused by changing milking times" is one of the major points in every article that tries to get rid of DST. I guess most articles simply are "fear mongering" (for the lack of a better word).
The main problems for farmers are that they stick to the rhythm of the day, but the world around them shifts an hour. That is e.g. a problem with kids going to school or kindergarden.
The real problems of DST are train schedules and power plant schedules. Power plants because of notorious software bugs, train schedules because when DST was introduced and you had an extra hour, the trains simply stopped next train station for one hour.
I guess there are plenty more, but those tow I have on my mind:D
Hard to say, I thought it means the law of the land where you make your claim applies.
Anyway, your first post in the thread was that you are out of luck to have a favourable court ruling in India. You were wrong about that:D that was my main point.
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That won't work.
Translating asian languages into english is in general super easy. Translating english or german into a asian language is much harder.
If some one posts on FB: "lets gather tomorrow and kill all XYZ in town Bla" and FB gets informed to get the post down, and FB does not take the post down and suddenly in Bla you have a riot killing dozens of XYZ, then yes. Facebook is to blame. Just like the rioters.
Perhaps you should read a book about the topic instead of spreading this nonsense.
You could start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
We still use Newton's model of gravity even though we know it's wrong
Why do americans always claim that Newtons model is wrong, it is beyond me.
It is to simple. Perhaps. Wrong, no!
For every purpose of our abilities to send space crafts into space and to other planets, Newtons models work just fine!
I always was fond of having 'adress fields' mot subdivided into zip and street and city etc. ... why split it up first and then have extra logic to retrievve it from the DB and format it again gor printing?
But just let users write their name in the 'natural order' of their language, and the same for the address.
In the end that is hiw a software system will print it on an adress label for a parcel
That is because you don't know the tricks.
You would not memorize the exact position, but longitude/latitude seperately from minutes and second.
And of course you would use minutes and seconds and not decimal places after the degree.
That is a problem with google maps and Apple maps, too.
Of course the streets have names, they are written on the small metal rectangles nailed to eother posts or the house walls at the beginning of the street.
However I agree, the guys making the delievery have the same problem like you, their maps apps don't show the street names correctly or not at all.
They might have no english names on google maps. But most certainly they have names. Worst case you have to make a photo of the sanskrit name and draw it on the parcel or envelop if you want to sent mail.
but the other extreme implies they're inexperienced or naive, which is even less likely. :)
Come on
They are americans, what do you expect?
You must be very young, padawan.
Why don't you ask one who has a clue?
the polution is there because most major countries with the biggest economies in the world just shifted the entire industrial production, with all it's polution problems, straight to China /. is full with claims like that.
That is nonsense. No idea why
Certifications are easy to get, quallifications not.
But up to you if you think it helps anyone if you filter job applicants by certifications :)
Well,
if you don't know how to implement a Bresenham algorithm, or don't even know what it is: what is wrong in looking it up?
So, you did not get my example at all?
Why the funk does one make a null check? Usually you KNOW if the ptr at that place is null or not.
I regularly see C++ code that is cluttered with "better safe than sorry" null checks. That belongs to "allocation/deallocation" or more general "memory management" code.
No one is using "generic GCs" anymore. Java uses a concurrent multi generation heap allocator/GC. Actually it has several GC algorithms you can pick from.
Again: I don't care if YOU can write a C++ program with efficient memory allocation and deallocation. 99% of the C++ can't hence we have plenty of smart pointer variations in Boost and std::
That has nothing to do with bad or good programmers.
C++ jobs are super rare.
And time to market is often more important than the raw speed of the program.
There are 5 of us in my office, and three of us can run rings around the java GC.
Then show me the benchmark and the Java program.
The simple reason is that good programmers understand how
You mean good in Java or good in C++?
not to mess up caching.
Obviously cashing has nothing to do with memory management as in allocating and freeing, so I take your claim with a pack of salt.
Actually I "let the battery be replaced" ... makes no sense to fiddle 2h myself when I can give it in a shop and get it back in 20 minutes. However I let it be done in Thailand for about $13 or $15 ... in Germany it would have cost 3x as much. The only other good option is Paris ... plenty of Chinese tinkerer shops, it would probably cost about $20 there.
You mean having a "TotalCommander" on the Android device and mounting a SMB share from the PC?
Would not help much as I have a file transfer utility on my Mac, but it only works with mouse drag&drop. I actually wanted to use grails or bash scripts on the Mac to access the device (yes, developer mode on the device is activated, it works fine with Android Studio)
The point is that inhaling Plutonium gets it into your body just like eating it.
No idea why you think it is a difference.
We can talk again in 10 years ... depending on how much the workers inhaled most of them will be dead by then.
Perhaps there is a special treatment and they could "wash it out", no idea about that and to lazy to google.
My iPhone is 6 years old, so is my iPad ...
NEXT troll!
I don't need to read the link.
In EU we have no concept of "public domain", so how could it be relevant?
If you want to make an argument then make it, instead of reffering to a "link".
Copyright emerged around 0 BC/AC.
Famous copyright cases are e.g.Albrecht Duerrers around 1450.
You should really think about it from the opposite position: given that you literally cannot have an enforceable copyright unless everyone else cooperates and agrees to let you do
As you already pointed out: owning land is the same phantasy. So what is your point?
But still, "cows confused by changing milking times" is one of the major points in every article that tries to get rid of DST.
I guess most articles simply are "fear mongering" (for the lack of a better word).
The main problems for farmers are that they stick to the rhythm of the day, but the world around them shifts an hour. That is e.g. a problem with kids going to school or kindergarden.
The real problems of DST are train schedules and power plant schedules. Power plants because of notorious software bugs, train schedules because when DST was introduced and you had an extra hour, the trains simply stopped next train station for one hour.
I guess there are plenty more, but those tow I have on my mind :D
Hard to say, I thought it means the law of the land where you make your claim applies.
Anyway, your first post in the thread was that you are out of luck to have a favourable court ruling in India. You were wrong about that :D that was my main point.
iPhone is about iOS, and Android phones don't run iOS.
So what exactly is your point?
Luckily we have no such retarded warranty laws in Europe :D