you miss point, stealing neighbor's electricity not confined to first world at all. not a 'first world problem" as the third world also has electricity
nonsense, it generally takes twice the ram and twice the CPU power to do the same job on windows as another OS. No website has ever brought my machine to a crawl like Microsoft's inefficient C++ bloatware with its dozens of layers of unnecessary objects
wrong. your reading comprehension is abysmal. The number of transistors doubling says NOTHING about density, only the number of transistors without any mention of area taken. Speed is not mentioned at all.
the most bloated crap on the planet is written in c/c++, by Microsoft
putting web facing services into C is just asking for exploits due to the languages deficiencies (no size or limit checking, etc.). Hell most malware today propogates by about a dozen common mistakes that "genius" programmers make again and again because they're so clever they are morons
in other words, an experiment with some hope of relevance to solving problem of actually growing crops on the moon. yes, thank you for your perception.
Low life scum who beat people for a crane listen in school to definitions of "radiation" or how to recognize danger symbols or listen when others try to teach them something? ha.
in reality, do you realize what would happen to some terrorist dirtbag trying to grind down a metal as hard a cobalt for dispersal? they'd get what they deserve and no dirty bomb would be assembled.
you are wrong, the two-legged vermin who do such things don't care if their victims live or die, and they are repeat offenders. they will commit their crimes again and again leaving a trail of broken victims. they are garbage, you are merely spouting romantic ideas that would change in an instant if you saw someone you cared about horribly hurt for someones lust for some minor thing .
No, you lead a sheltered life, the kind of people who do such things do it again and again, maiming and killing others their whole lives. it's a good thing when they are put down, it saves lives, prevents maimings.
I've seen this with Windows too, Microsoft gets things in their UI working half right and then someone over there in Redmond gets a brain fart and the whole thing falls apart again.
neighboor guy at four unit townhome I used to rent plugged his tools in my patio's outlet and tripped the breaker which also strangley supplied half my living room. I wasn't nice and neighborly about anyone using that outlet after that.
hmmmm, half the guys I know would never let a manager "keep them in a booth", they'd be needing a new manager after the old one's attitude was adjusted a bit
no. you don't get to fly air force one, you don't get to take office supplies from a desk at city hall, you don't get to take light bulbs from the city college restroom to use in your home.
Speaking of big oil, to answer your signature, you gain 12 minutes for every hundred miles going 75 than 65, a whopping two hours for every 1000 miles! speeding is clearly the way to save time on long road trips!
China has said by 2025 they will put man on moon, look it up. The Proton rocket used to send up parts of the ISS had twice the payload capacity for LEO as this Chinese rocket. And the ISS is not the kind of station that can assemble lunar rockets.
Waltz into a public elementary school classroom unannounced and you will quickly learn from the local police that publically funded property is not necessarily for your use.
The plants don't have to be in darkness for 14 days, there could be "grow lamps", maybe running off storage system charged during the sunlight times. artificial nights during the 14 days of sunlight is even more easily solved.
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you miss point, stealing neighbor's electricity not confined to first world at all. not a 'first world problem" as the third world also has electricity
nonsense, it generally takes twice the ram and twice the CPU power to do the same job on windows as another OS. No website has ever brought my machine to a crawl like Microsoft's inefficient C++ bloatware with its dozens of layers of unnecessary objects
wrong, they are just requiring machines that have 32x time power than what was required to run office 2003
ah, so that's why the display on the back side of my phone left me seeing red
no, they are almost at the limit of physics for CMOS. At 10nm gate thickness becomes a monolayer, and quantum tunneling significant problem.
some exciting alternative technologies exist though.
wrong. your reading comprehension is abysmal. The number of transistors doubling says NOTHING about density, only the number of transistors without any mention of area taken. Speed is not mentioned at all.
the most bloated crap on the planet is written in c/c++, by Microsoft
putting web facing services into C is just asking for exploits due to the languages deficiencies (no size or limit checking, etc.). Hell most malware today propogates by about a dozen common mistakes that "genius" programmers make again and again because they're so clever they are morons
in other words, an experiment with some hope of relevance to solving problem of actually growing crops on the moon. yes, thank you for your perception.
Low life scum who beat people for a crane listen in school to definitions of "radiation" or how to recognize danger symbols or listen when others try to teach them something? ha.
in reality, do you realize what would happen to some terrorist dirtbag trying to grind down a metal as hard a cobalt for dispersal? they'd get what they deserve and no dirty bomb would be assembled.
you are wrong, the two-legged vermin who do such things don't care if their victims live or die, and they are repeat offenders. they will commit their crimes again and again leaving a trail of broken victims. they are garbage, you are merely spouting romantic ideas that would change in an instant if you saw someone you cared about horribly hurt for someones lust for some minor thing .
No, you lead a sheltered life, the kind of people who do such things do it again and again, maiming and killing others their whole lives. it's a good thing when they are put down, it saves lives, prevents maimings.
not first world problem at all, someone tries that stunt in SE asian country where electricity is very expensive they just might get killed
I've seen this with Windows too, Microsoft gets things in their UI working half right and then someone over there in Redmond gets a brain fart and the whole thing falls apart again.
neighboor guy at four unit townhome I used to rent plugged his tools in my patio's outlet and tripped the breaker which also strangley supplied half my living room. I wasn't nice and neighborly about anyone using that outlet after that.
hmmmm, half the guys I know would never let a manager "keep them in a booth", they'd be needing a new manager after the old one's attitude was adjusted a bit
no. you don't get to fly air force one, you don't get to take office supplies from a desk at city hall, you don't get to take light bulbs from the city college restroom to use in your home.
that's just fear mongering by the airline industry.
with easy access to Hawaii's interstate highway system
Speaking of big oil, to answer your signature, you gain 12 minutes for every hundred miles going 75 than 65, a whopping two hours for every 1000 miles! speeding is clearly the way to save time on long road trips!
China has said by 2025 they will put man on moon, look it up.
The Proton rocket used to send up parts of the ISS had twice the payload capacity for LEO as this Chinese rocket. And the ISS is not the kind of station that can assemble lunar rockets.
China has a long, long way to go.
tracking device? this was in Mexico. ever been there? lots of places in Mexico aren't exactly high-tech.
Waltz into a public elementary school classroom unannounced and you will quickly learn from the local police that publically funded property is not necessarily for your use.
The plants don't have to be in darkness for 14 days, there could be "grow lamps", maybe running off storage system charged during the sunlight times. artificial nights during the 14 days of sunlight is even more easily solved.
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