and rejects apps that change it or threaten it in any way
Yeah, no, that is complete and utter nonsense. You need to stop listening to the bullshit the Internet feeds you and start paying some attention to the real world.
You are not pendantic, no, you are just wrong. There is no such thing as simultaneity, and you can not make an absolute statement of the age of the black hole. It will be between 30 years and 100 million plus 30 years, depending on your reference frame. It is pointless to bicker about it.
A hoax, repeated by many people? Whose videos you can go look at, all over Youtube?
The only thing that is clear is that you are dismissing something out of hand because you have not actually put in the effort to understand what is going on.
The point is that the definition needs to be practical. We need to have a way to actually measure a kilogram using the definition, so we can calibrate our scales. If we can not use the definition to calibrate a scale to some very high accuracy, it is useless.
If that was the case, we would have switched to using that as a standard.
The only reason we still have a kilogram prototype is that nobody has yet figured out a way to count atom accurately enough to match the accuracy of the prototype.
Actually, this article is horrible, and totally fails to describe what the whole Hatsune Miku phenomenon is actually about. It's not simply about a fictional singer, like Gorillaz.
What it is is a piece of software, with a fictional character attached to it. Crypton made the software, and the character, but they don't do anything else. The rest is up to the users. People use the software and make the songs. People also carry the character forward. The whole thing is extremely decentralized. There's nobody who says what Hatsune Miku can or can not do, it's up to whoever is creative enough to put the software to use.
This 3D-effect concert is just a gimmick. Sega bought up the rights for many popular Vocaloid songs, and produced a rhythm game out of them. They also used them to create these concerts.
This is all fascinating for the way it completely turns the usual pop music production model on its head, not because of a 3D model.
"major.minor.bugfix" was never any kind of universal standard. As far as I know, only Unix programs used to use that back in the day. Others mostly used major.minor.
However, the church disagrees, and because they have a government-given monopoly on defining marriage, there's a bit of a crisis now.
They do not, at all. There is no need to get the church involved to get married.
The issue is that lots of people would like to get married through the church, even if they are gay, and some priests are fine with it, but others are not.
The problem is you're not emotionally equipped to recognize one when you see one.
No, I am quite well equipped. I'd be happy to listen to an actual argument, backed by facts and research. If it was actually published and peer-reviewed, that'd be great!
Nothing yet, though. All I get is lies. And whaddya know?
but when confronted with the assertion that CO2 emissions by man, if kept up at their current rate, will eliminate the Himalayan glaciers in 5 years,
Slashdot Mirror
Those cards are not credit cards, and they certainly don't have any "magnetic strips".
and rejects apps that change it or threaten it in any way
Yeah, no, that is complete and utter nonsense. You need to stop listening to the bullshit the Internet feeds you and start paying some attention to the real world.
I actually check thing myself, rather than believe every hysterical claim on the internet. The article is wrong, or outright lying.
Indeed it is not the same. Because it is even less of an issue.
Google is detecting a stock symbol and putting some extra information above the actual search results! The actual search results are the same!
It's usually taking the next step after somebody else has done the hard work of creating a market.
Remind me again, who created that market that the iPad was in?
You are not pendantic, no, you are just wrong. There is no such thing as simultaneity, and you can not make an absolute statement of the age of the black hole. It will be between 30 years and 100 million plus 30 years, depending on your reference frame. It is pointless to bicker about it.
Or, you know, just write it yourself. You think a brightness control is so hard to write that you absolutely have to steal it?
It's clearly a hoax
A hoax, repeated by many people? Whose videos you can go look at, all over Youtube?
The only thing that is clear is that you are dismissing something out of hand because you have not actually put in the effort to understand what is going on.
No, it does not.
How, exactly, do you suggest an EULA would help anything, if the attacker is the one clicking past it?
This is going to be installed by someone else on your phone. They will just click OK on the dialog, and you will never hear about it again.
So, a month's rent, spent over more than ten years. Would that really have made a noticeable difference in your life?
Lower mass is because of the energy of chemical bonds. Energy is mass. The difference is miniscule, but exists.
The point is that the definition needs to be practical. We need to have a way to actually measure a kilogram using the definition, so we can calibrate our scales. If we can not use the definition to calibrate a scale to some very high accuracy, it is useless.
If that was the case, we would have switched to using that as a standard.
The only reason we still have a kilogram prototype is that nobody has yet figured out a way to count atom accurately enough to match the accuracy of the prototype.
Well how frickin' accurate do you want to be?
Very, very frickin' accurate. That is the whole point.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that the people creating the definition are, in fact, aware of this.
When he said "lighter", he was referring to mass, not weight.
Has less mass.
Spammers gather email addresses from the open internet. According to your argument it is ok to spam millions of email addresses.
Well, that sure wins this week's prize for least well-constructed argument.
Actually, this article is horrible, and totally fails to describe what the whole Hatsune Miku phenomenon is actually about. It's not simply about a fictional singer, like Gorillaz.
What it is is a piece of software, with a fictional character attached to it. Crypton made the software, and the character, but they don't do anything else. The rest is up to the users. People use the software and make the songs. People also carry the character forward. The whole thing is extremely decentralized. There's nobody who says what Hatsune Miku can or can not do, it's up to whoever is creative enough to put the software to use.
This 3D-effect concert is just a gimmick. Sega bought up the rights for many popular Vocaloid songs, and produced a rhythm game out of them. They also used them to create these concerts.
This is all fascinating for the way it completely turns the usual pop music production model on its head, not because of a 3D model.
"major.minor.bugfix" was never any kind of universal standard. As far as I know, only Unix programs used to use that back in the day. Others mostly used major.minor.
Chrome auto-updates, there's no need to try and trick people into downloading anything.
However, the church disagrees, and because they have a government-given monopoly on defining marriage, there's a bit of a crisis now.
They do not, at all. There is no need to get the church involved to get married.
The issue is that lots of people would like to get married through the church, even if they are gay, and some priests are fine with it, but others are not.
The problem is you're not emotionally equipped to recognize one when you see one.
No, I am quite well equipped. I'd be happy to listen to an actual argument, backed by facts and research. If it was actually published and peer-reviewed, that'd be great!
Nothing yet, though. All I get is lies. And whaddya know?
but when confronted with the assertion that CO2 emissions by man, if kept up at their current rate, will eliminate the Himalayan glaciers in 5 years,
There's one right now!