not so long ago Greenpeace found, in the cooling water of a nuclear reactor in a less than waspish country, so much tritium that had it been separated and sold, the GDP of the said country would have doubled overnight.. or the price of tritium would have falled to the price of good bourbon.
When GP or WWF or some other of their partners shout "disaster" it is because they want more money. They don't give a f....... for the real issues.
he probably knows it's not a good idea to write concurent code when it's not absulutely necessary, but the snotty kid thinks the older guy avoids using threads because he does not know how to do it
young kids have not seen race condition between upgrades to the fancy "new" libraries the want to use, and have not yet realized that understanding the business you write code for is a lot more important that knowing the API to the last internet fad
yes, people used to die from flu, tooth infections and because of exhaustion when they traveled from Paris to Vienna in autumn by coach, now people live to 80+ until the system shuts down from almost anything... soon we'll hear oxygen is linked to autoimmune diseases, diabetes and lack of interest in MSM
it's called living, it is dangerous, and at the end, no matter what you do, you die
Steam already runs on Ubutu... no games last time I checked, which was about two month ago
PlayOnLinux can install a lot of games from GoG, then you have Desura with some indie games, Humble Bundle and quite a lot of small developers that dive deep into Linux and find it good enough. BTW, Android is running on a Linux (the kernel) and there are lots of games there that could be ported to GNU/Linux
what is the legal definition of broadband ? not being snarky, really don't know... all I could find that seemed relevant was "broadband is faster than dial-up"
no, it's not always automated and it takes at least 20 minutes wait on the phone with the local MS support... did that for M.S.Office at work, got enough of it
Microsoft treats its customers as if they are criminals... no presumption of innocence
same story with Windows 7, replace enough of the hardware and having the original disk, the sticker and the bills is not enough:)
I would still use XP if it supported newer hardware with the original CD... and if my copy did not decide it was pirated after changing the HDD and adding some RAM
but big business that can't make use of curiosity based research in the immediate quarter doesn't care
oh right, Intel and IBM and all the others do not do "curiosity based research" at all... that was typed on a computer with a processor made in a factory that will become obsolete in 3 years
can't do applied research without doing fundamental research too... unless you research a new model of bouncy balls, and even then you might need to find better rubber once in a while
most of the research is done and paid for by businesses, they just don't advertise so much when they fail
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biggest change so far is Unity, version 4 supports Linux
it's not on their site because their accusations were ridiculous
Cernavoda, not India nor Canada, though it's a Canadian design
not so long ago Greenpeace found, in the cooling water of a nuclear reactor in a less than waspish country, so much tritium that had it been separated and sold, the GDP of the said country would have doubled overnight .. or the price of tritium would have falled to the price of good bourbon.
When GP or WWF or some other of their partners shout "disaster" it is because they want more money. They don't give a f....... for the real issues.
maybe it is not right that your company is paying extortionate taxes, not that Google does not pay them.
and what is the difference ? you can say the same about income tax paid by Amazon: I am paying it, they just send it to the revenue departments.
sales tax wherever they sell stuff, and income tax in some other country
he probably knows it's not a good idea to write concurent code when it's not absulutely necessary, but the snotty kid thinks the older guy avoids using threads because he does not know how to do it
young kids have not seen race condition between upgrades to the fancy "new" libraries the want to use, and have not yet realized that understanding the business you write code for is a lot more important that knowing the API to the last internet fad
thank you, but you did not answer the question: is there any other infectious disease to affect all birds, or all mammals, or even all fish?
as far as I remember, the last "avian flu" was infecting only the palmipedae
when was the last time you took a disease from a dog ? a dog is a lot closer to a human than a bird.
something like the dreadded "mammalian disease" ?
what, will the political entities regulate the sun to run smoother ?
probably easier to get overtime pay if you work "undercover" ...
yes, people used to die from flu, tooth infections and because of exhaustion when they traveled from Paris to Vienna in autumn by coach, now people live to 80+ until the system shuts down from almost anything ... soon we'll hear oxygen is linked to autoimmune diseases, diabetes and lack of interest in MSM
it's called living, it is dangerous, and at the end, no matter what you do, you die
not if it phones home
since when is a government enforced monopoly the expression of free market ?
there was always too much politics in science; remeber eugenics ?
are the mental health professionals subjected to periodic and rigurous mental health checks ? are the results recorded in a database ?
did Delphi do better on Windows ?
Steam already runs on Ubutu ... no games last time I checked, which was about two month ago
PlayOnLinux can install a lot of games from GoG, then you have Desura with some indie games, Humble Bundle and quite a lot of small developers that dive deep into Linux and find it good enough. BTW, Android is running on a Linux (the kernel) and there are lots of games there that could be ported to GNU/Linux
"the legal definition of broadband in the USA"
what is the legal definition of broadband ? not being snarky, really don't know ... all I could find that seemed relevant was "broadband is faster than dial-up"
no, it's not always automated and it takes at least 20 minutes wait on the phone with the local MS support ... did that for M.S.Office at work, got enough of it
Microsoft treats its customers as if they are criminals ... no presumption of innocence
same story with Windows 7, replace enough of the hardware and having the original disk, the sticker and the bills is not enough :)
I would still use XP if it supported newer hardware with the original CD ... and if my copy did not decide it was pirated after changing the HDD and adding some RAM
but big business that can't make use of curiosity based research in the immediate quarter doesn't care
oh right, Intel and IBM and all the others do not do "curiosity based research" at all ... that was typed on a computer with a processor made in a factory that will become obsolete in 3 years
can't do applied research without doing fundamental research too ... unless you research a new model of bouncy balls, and even then you might need to find better rubber once in a while
most of the research is done and paid for by businesses, they just don't advertise so much when they fail
... ambition, perseverance, drive and patience ?