Microprocessors have become small enough that flexibility isn't necessary for the applications cited in the summary. I can't really think of any situations where a flexible microprocessor would be more appropriate than a suitably small one...
the sign potentially serves as a last warning: Let Anonymous ravage whatever they want, or die.
No, the sign means that some kid on 4-chan saw that he was coming to his area and decided it would be funny. People who portray anonymous as some sort of sinister agency just don't understand what it is. There is no anonymous. There are no leaders or plans. There is only an anonymous forum where random strangers occasionally post suggestions. If enough people think they are funny they happen.
Evolution is driven by natural selection. If your environment causes you to lose bone mass that does not change your genes. Any children conceived would start out just like children here.
In related news, NIMBY groups are opposing the construction of everything other than oil and coal plants on the basis that everything else is ugly and might even let the poor have enough electricity to survive the weather conditions of the coming years.
Are you really suggesting that that opposing everything but the cheapest options is somehow a conspiracy against the poor? I'm all for sustainability but replacing oil and coal with renewable energy won't be doing the nation's downtrodden any favors...
So what you are saying is that when he promised to close Gitmo he was knowingly making a promise he couldn't possibly fulfill in order to drum up some short term support?
If you fall into the first category and you haven't tried Arch yet I can't recommend it enough. Arch is intensely customizable but is still backed by a solid package manager and a huge repository of user submitted packages. It is probably a little too bleeding edge for a production machine but if you want to try the latest releases on your personal desktop Arch is fantastic.
Unfortunately, Jobs' ego will not allow this and they'll most likely end up in the same realm as Microsoft -- financially great but viewed as a 'has been' and opportunist by the community.
I imagine most corporations would consider that scenario a huge success.
It isn't so much who you work for but what you do for them. Working for an asshole doesn't necessarily make you an asshole, but working at a puppy punching factory might.
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't generate a single message box as 1 is false in vb6. -1 is true as it is based on basic. Of course, a glaring bug like that might just make it more Microsofty...
e-fuse doesn't stop you from rooting your phone and installing wireless-tether. e-fuse is there so that Motorola can stop releasing kernel updates when the droid 3 comes out so that you are forced to buy a new phone if you want the latest version of android.
If you don't like operator overloading then don't use it. I don't see how that has any effect on C++'s usefulness as a low level language. C++ can use inline assembly the same way C can. C++ has all the power of C with the convenience of classes.
There is no mandate that you must use templates or operator overloading in C++. If you are going to complain that it gives you the option then why aren't you complaining about C having goto?
In my experience when someone wants to use C over C++ for a new project it is generally because they don't know C++.
How exactly is reproducing experiments in an attempt to validate their conclusions "against education and critical thinking?" I would argue that the opposite is true. Choosing not to put faith in conclusions that have not been sufficiently proven is supporting science. If we believed every hunch or intuition that somebody with a phd regurgitated the world would be a very different place.
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Microprocessors have become small enough that flexibility isn't necessary for the applications cited in the summary. I can't really think of any situations where a flexible microprocessor would be more appropriate than a suitably small one...
Discovery tends to stay on target.
Maybe, if their target is a heap of heavily edited 'reality' shows...
Is "freedom dollars" what they call francs in the US?
the sign potentially serves as a last warning: Let Anonymous ravage whatever they want, or die.
No, the sign means that some kid on 4-chan saw that he was coming to his area and decided it would be funny. People who portray anonymous as some sort of sinister agency just don't understand what it is. There is no anonymous. There are no leaders or plans. There is only an anonymous forum where random strangers occasionally post suggestions. If enough people think they are funny they happen.
The buffer overflow is there to offset the adjacent buffer underrun. It is a very delicate system.
Evolution is driven by natural selection. If your environment causes you to lose bone mass that does not change your genes. Any children conceived would start out just like children here.
In related news, NIMBY groups are opposing the construction of everything other than oil and coal plants on the basis that everything else is ugly and might even let the poor have enough electricity to survive the weather conditions of the coming years.
Are you really suggesting that that opposing everything but the cheapest options is somehow a conspiracy against the poor? I'm all for sustainability but replacing oil and coal with renewable energy won't be doing the nation's downtrodden any favors...
Or you just hit the Print Screen button to fill your clipboard with what is displayed on the screen sans watermark.
So what you are saying is that when he promised to close Gitmo he was knowingly making a promise he couldn't possibly fulfill in order to drum up some short term support?
Even though it's fast, well-designed, and comes with a decent Android implementation, its functionality is limited to that of an Android smartphone.
It's kind of hard to take that seriously when the metric they are comparing against is essentially a scaled up iPhone...
If you fall into the first category and you haven't tried Arch yet I can't recommend it enough. Arch is intensely customizable but is still backed by a solid package manager and a huge repository of user submitted packages. It is probably a little too bleeding edge for a production machine but if you want to try the latest releases on your personal desktop Arch is fantastic.
Be that as it may I think you should continue researching the physical attributes of famous porn stars. Just in case.
I hate to point this out, But isn't "homeland security" going down the same path those guys in brown shirts tried some 80 years ago?
Homeland Security may have its issues, but comparing them to UPS is uncalled for.
Unfortunately, Jobs' ego will not allow this and they'll most likely end up in the same realm as Microsoft -- financially great but viewed as a 'has been' and opportunist by the community.
I imagine most corporations would consider that scenario a huge success.
Don't you know that md5 isn't safe? You should use sha256 instead: 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8
It isn't so much who you work for but what you do for them. Working for an asshole doesn't necessarily make you an asshole, but working at a puppy punching factory might.
Another "anonymous" submission linking to this troll's blog? You know better than to feed the trolls slashdot...
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't generate a single message box as 1 is false in vb6. -1 is true as it is based on basic. Of course, a glaring bug like that might just make it more Microsofty...
e-fuse doesn't stop you from rooting your phone and installing wireless-tether. e-fuse is there so that Motorola can stop releasing kernel updates when the droid 3 comes out so that you are forced to buy a new phone if you want the latest version of android.
I suspect this is related to the Bill and melinda Gates Foundation.
I'd rather see Microsoft offer these guys jobs than serve them subpoenas.
If you can remove disc checks then you can also rig the function that calculates the executables hash to return the original hash instead.
If you don't like operator overloading then don't use it. I don't see how that has any effect on C++'s usefulness as a low level language. C++ can use inline assembly the same way C can. C++ has all the power of C with the convenience of classes.
There is no mandate that you must use templates or operator overloading in C++. If you are going to complain that it gives you the option then why aren't you complaining about C having goto?
In my experience when someone wants to use C over C++ for a new project it is generally because they don't know C++.
Google is the 900-pound gorilla of search, with around 90% of the market (excluding China and Russia)
You can do that? Well, in that case I'm the 900-pound gorilla of getting laid (excluding people who don't live in their mom's basement)
How exactly is reproducing experiments in an attempt to validate their conclusions "against education and critical thinking?" I would argue that the opposite is true. Choosing not to put faith in conclusions that have not been sufficiently proven is supporting science. If we believed every hunch or intuition that somebody with a phd regurgitated the world would be a very different place.