As opposed to the delay of making people each week for the show then going on hiatus for a few months at a time because its not "sweeps month"?
I'd much rather the show come out all at once than in spits and spurts because if I'm really into the story nothing pisses me off more than having to wait for 3 months while they make more, or pre-empt it around some sporting / cultural events, or because they're waiting for the "best" time to exact the maximum value from the advertisers.
So you'd rather wait for a year while they make the next season after they release their big batch?
Having it all at once lets me watch it on my schedule, and I don't mind waiting for that in the slightest.
Wait until its all released and watch as you choose?
If you publish the entire season at once this means you were sitting on progressively more unreleased for a period of time. Imagine if one were to instead release this content as it were available instead of making people wait...
While I don't like hollywood I doubt they'd be so incompetent as to not know the effect of Netflix on their sales by this point. They have many years of data to build models on.
Really Crackle? They have the worst commercial insertion and will repeatedly show you the same commercial, not just through the course of an hour but literally back to back to back in the same commercial break.
What do you mean myth? Batteries have nothing to do with it. We have fewer hours of sunlight per day and as a wetter climate we also have more cloudy days. Its unquestionably less efficient than in southern dry places. It doesn't mean you can't use solar but you will need more panels to get the same amount of juice.
Its less efficient the further you go north, as well as the more cloudy days you have. In Ontario solar power accounts for a trivial part of the electricity generation.
They need to test them driving around as well as sitting on a dyno. And they should not be allowing manufacturers to make any changes (e.g. taping intakes to reduce drag), the standardized testing is good but you also need to have some real world smoke (ha ha) tests.
As opposed to the delay of making people each week for the show then going on hiatus for a few months at a time because its not "sweeps month"?
I'd much rather the show come out all at once than in spits and spurts because if I'm really into the story nothing pisses me off more than having to wait for 3 months while they make more, or pre-empt it around some sporting / cultural events, or because they're waiting for the "best" time to exact the maximum value from the advertisers.
So you'd rather wait for a year while they make the next season after they release their big batch?
Having it all at once lets me watch it on my schedule, and I don't mind waiting for that in the slightest.
Wait until its all released and watch as you choose?
If you publish the entire season at once this means you were sitting on progressively more unreleased for a period of time. Imagine if one were to instead release this content as it were available instead of making people wait...
When was the last time a news paper ran adverts for their competitors? I mean, if I'm looking at a newspaper I'm probably interested in news right?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/01/who-is-anna-senpai-the-mirai-worm-author/
We do we link to some shitty gadget blog instead of the original author with real credibility?
Criminals
The question is does anyone actually want it.
Press releases from Tesla are not necessarily news for nerds.
While I don't like hollywood I doubt they'd be so incompetent as to not know the effect of Netflix on their sales by this point. They have many years of data to build models on.
There is an awful lot of terrible filler in the 'enormous catalog'.
Really Crackle? They have the worst commercial insertion and will repeatedly show you the same commercial, not just through the course of an hour but literally back to back to back in the same commercial break.
If I recall correctly US law wouldn't even consider him as a whistleblower since he worked for a contractor not the government.
Don't forget he was the primary shareholder of id software before zenimax bought it. He probably didn't have a normal contract.
Because its hip, lets describe every algorithm as AI. How long before you go back into the dumpster like Social Search and all the other fads.
They can kick you out if you're winning, that seems like cheating to me as it also changes the odds.
There are many different uploads of jquery and every other popular library.
A site no one has heard of shutdown, and makes first page news.
What do you mean myth? Batteries have nothing to do with it. We have fewer hours of sunlight per day and as a wetter climate we also have more cloudy days. Its unquestionably less efficient than in southern dry places. It doesn't mean you can't use solar but you will need more panels to get the same amount of juice.
The Bolt is supposed to be available soon in Canada and the pricing is actually much better than in the US.
You do need some way to standardize the tests, otherwise car A is tested by a hypermiler and car B is tested by someone who drives like a race driver.
In Ontario (Canada) we have no coal plants, though 5% of production comes from natural gas. (65% nuclear, 25% hydro, 4% wind)
Its less efficient the further you go north, as well as the more cloudy days you have. In Ontario solar power accounts for a trivial part of the electricity generation.
They realize, didn't you see how they went after Bill Clinton!
This is why there is a law for Corporate Average Fuel Economy - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Virtually all cars exceed emissions standards because manufacturers build to pass the test, not build to meet the emission standards.
They need to test them driving around as well as sitting on a dyno. And they should not be allowing manufacturers to make any changes (e.g. taping intakes to reduce drag), the standardized testing is good but you also need to have some real world smoke (ha ha) tests.