Does that make the prejudice less bad (or what is your point)? the Jewish in Germany were killed for their religion as were communists and many other social minorities AFAIK.
The word prejudice doesn't sound as bad as 'racism' but racism is merely a simple subset of prejudice'
Charging a device with the EM waves sent by other devices is considered energy theft and thus forbidden.
That is absurd from a scientific standpoint. I live in Europe and have never heard of such a law.
Radio waves travel exactly the same as light, they are both EM waves/photons. It is no more possible to steal Radio waves than it is to steal light from a street light.
This concern for 'The Economy' is a massive part of the brain-washing, there will always be an 'economy' it is not something that anyone other than the richest 1% should be concerned about.
Currently in Europe we have unelected politicians (The Commission) Jointly writing the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with corporate lawyers. This TTIP contains SOPA and 'investor-state dispute settlement' And god know what else, it is democracy destroying. The reasons we're told we should accept this agreement are 'free trade' and 'the economy', we're told it would help GDP by 0.5% or whatever and they say it will create jobs (Like NAFTA did!!).
The point is when we are told something will be good for the economy and good for jobs, it is typically wrong and nowadays an outright lie.
Good for the economy means more money for the 0.1%.
lol at you got modded as interesting rather than insightful, slashdot mods are properly brainwashed and think overtime is good.
The people I really can't understand are the ones who do overtime for free - these people are robbing unemployed people of work and aren't even getting paid for it.
Except he is a giant hypocrite because the gates foundation has been criticised for making unethical investments in pursuit of greater profit. They thought about it. They continued with the unethical investments. C**ts.
Clearly shows that the gates foundation is just a giant tax haven so big that it also wields political power.
Of course an Apple charger-plug would never over-heat or anything.
Note that £1 ($1.69) includes postage+packing+ebay+paypal fees which means the plug cost...almost nothing, I'm amazed that they can sell it at that price, the charger must only cost a few pennies to make.
Indeed, hardware hasn't progressed as much in this latest iteration of consoles and the increase in hardware power doesn't lead to as big a change in graphics as the previous iteration. I think Sony and MS should have waited 2-4 more years before releasing this time round.
I've got burnout: paradise and quite honestly think it's outright boring. It has no soul, the city lacks pedestrians, it lacks all kinds of shops and businesses, it feels very small, there doesn't appear to be any story at all, even the other cars seem driverless.
And the driving is naff, when the cars lose control it feels 100% arbitrary.
Engineers are not calling the shots, corporations will happily replace humans so long as it does not affect profits (McDonald's will be wary of replacing the customer service aspect of their living staff).
Driverless cabs? I'd use one.
And it mostly won't be about replacing staff but getting 1 staff to do the job of 2 or 3.
Precisely, and the national security aspect just sounds like a way of jailing any hacker they don't like (think Edward Snowden, Julian Assange) for a long time.
We already have manslaughter and murder laws, I hate laws that double up on the same crime, they lead to abuse by the justice system.
With these cars the insurance would be cheaper and obviously the manufacturer would be liable for any crashes due to 'defects' unless the car was sabotaged. I wonder how long it will be until someone works out how to chip one of these cars. Maybe google should make the AI open-source.
Google's test vehicles have done 700,000+ miles on cherry-picked quiet roads that have been 3d digitally mapped extensively. They say they are about to test their cars on 'busy' roads now. So reset that "nearly half a million mile" counter to near zero.
You seem to be more confident than Google - they will be trialling their cars at 25mph, so much for the quick reaction times everyone is going on about.
It seems to me that a lot of people have jumped to the fallacious conclusion that hi-quality imaging and fast computer processing = good quality recognition and response time, it doesn't - as shown by the fact that the drivers have had to take control of the cars on occasion. I'd love to hear why the drivers had to take control and how often... and what would have happened if they didn't take control?
I don't mind paying rental prices, I just 'bought' Far Cry 3 for only GBP3 ($5.04) at that price I can put up with the game not lasting forever. (GBP16.25 on steam!!)
Same attitude with steam - steam is odd because the prices on Amazon for the DVD version are typically much much cheaper - there are many excellent PC games selling for a fiver - games that have been thoroughly patched and often have the DLCs thrown in too.
I couldn't but help notice that I had a momentary uplay connection error last night, now I know why.
"Finally something is being done to put these rich capitalist evil men in their place and to raise the wages and living conditions of the poor."
Eh? The (completely off-topic) points mandate total stagnation and mandate that the poor stay poor. No politician would ever go ahead with it as it is completely unworkable and senseless, no-one at any level of society would like it.
Are the points pulled from some Sci-Fi dystopia story?
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Does that make the prejudice less bad (or what is your point)? the Jewish in Germany were killed for their religion as were communists and many other social minorities AFAIK.
The word prejudice doesn't sound as bad as 'racism' but racism is merely a simple subset of prejudice'
PS, this would make Solar panels on a roof illegal if they collected street light at night.
That is absurd from a scientific standpoint. I live in Europe and have never heard of such a law.
Radio waves travel exactly the same as light, they are both EM waves/photons. It is no more possible to steal Radio waves than it is to steal light from a street light.
Please state your source.
This concern for 'The Economy' is a massive part of the brain-washing, there will always be an 'economy' it is not something that anyone other than the richest 1% should be concerned about.
Currently in Europe we have unelected politicians (The Commission) Jointly writing the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with corporate lawyers. This TTIP contains SOPA and 'investor-state dispute settlement' And god know what else, it is democracy destroying. The reasons we're told we should accept this agreement are 'free trade' and 'the economy', we're told it would help GDP by 0.5% or whatever and they say it will create jobs (Like NAFTA did!!).
The point is when we are told something will be good for the economy and good for jobs, it is typically wrong and nowadays an outright lie.
Good for the economy means more money for the 0.1%.
lol at you got modded as interesting rather than insightful, slashdot mods are properly brainwashed and think overtime is good.
The people I really can't understand are the ones who do overtime for free - these people are robbing unemployed people of work and aren't even getting paid for it.
Do you get notice of these sales? I can see from steamalerts.com that games are sometimes free or > 80% off but that's about it.
Except he is a giant hypocrite because the gates foundation has been criticised for making unethical investments in pursuit of greater profit. They thought about it. They continued with the unethical investments. C**ts.
Clearly shows that the gates foundation is just a giant tax haven so big that it also wields political power.
Of course an Apple charger-plug would never over-heat or anything.
Note that £1 ($1.69) includes postage+packing+ebay+paypal fees which means the plug cost...almost nothing, I'm amazed that they can sell it at that price, the charger must only cost a few pennies to make.
Lol, Ebay charger £1, Apples charger £15:
Apple 5w usb plug charger
eBay 5w usb plug charger
Indeed, hardware hasn't progressed as much in this latest iteration of consoles and the increase in hardware power doesn't lead to as big a change in graphics as the previous iteration. I think Sony and MS should have waited 2-4 more years before releasing this time round.
I've got burnout: paradise and quite honestly think it's outright boring. It has no soul, the city lacks pedestrians, it lacks all kinds of shops and businesses, it feels very small, there doesn't appear to be any story at all, even the other cars seem driverless.
And the driving is naff, when the cars lose control it feels 100% arbitrary.
When you say mW I presume you mean MW, mW is milliwatt.
http://www.fmuser.org/low-powe...
I quote "I have a USA customer use 5W fm transmitter with GP antenna in his hometown ,and he test it with a car, it cover 10km(6.21mile)."
$250 for an 'amplifier' that reaches tens of thousands of people according to the article and paper.
The Forbes article mentions a 1W and a 25W amplifier. Quick check confirms the paper also says this (not 1MW !).
Engineers are not calling the shots, corporations will happily replace humans so long as it does not affect profits (McDonald's will be wary of replacing the customer service aspect of their living staff).
Driverless cabs? I'd use one.
And it mostly won't be about replacing staff but getting 1 staff to do the job of 2 or 3.
Precisely, and the national security aspect just sounds like a way of jailing any hacker they don't like (think Edward Snowden, Julian Assange) for a long time.
We already have manslaughter and murder laws, I hate laws that double up on the same crime, they lead to abuse by the justice system.
"Thats what the ballot box is for."
Ok, so you have a first-past-the-post system which means if you don't vote for one of the 2 leading parties then your vote means nothing.
So, who is going to bring about sweeping reforms and restore the constitution to it's former glory, Democrats or Republicans?
First-past-the-post is an anathema to democracy, it is the reason why two thirds of the population don't vote.
You are so gonna get Dementia
Did you just type that with a 'smart' phone?
Indeed
http://www.bbc.com/news/techno...
With these cars the insurance would be cheaper and obviously the manufacturer would be liable for any crashes due to 'defects' unless the car was sabotaged. I wonder how long it will be until someone works out how to chip one of these cars. Maybe google should make the AI open-source.
Google's test vehicles have done 700,000+ miles on cherry-picked quiet roads that have been 3d digitally mapped extensively. They say they are about to test their cars on 'busy' roads now. So reset that "nearly half a million mile" counter to near zero.
You seem to be more confident than Google - they will be trialling their cars at 25mph, so much for the quick reaction times everyone is going on about.
It seems to me that a lot of people have jumped to the fallacious conclusion that hi-quality imaging and fast computer processing = good quality recognition and response time, it doesn't - as shown by the fact that the drivers have had to take control of the cars on occasion. I'd love to hear why the drivers had to take control and how often... and what would have happened if they didn't take control?
When's the last time you were in an airplane that had to dodge to avoid hitting a deer/dog/cat etc? /Not comparable
That 700,000 miles is on some very specific quiet roads, their latest literature says they will now test the cars on 'busy' roads.
I'm not against autonomous cars, I think they would be great for car pooling and (hopefully electric) taxi-cabs that cost > 50% less.
I don't mind paying rental prices, I just 'bought' Far Cry 3 for only GBP3 ($5.04) at that price I can put up with the game not lasting forever. (GBP16.25 on steam!!)
Same attitude with steam - steam is odd because the prices on Amazon for the DVD version are typically much much cheaper - there are many excellent PC games selling for a fiver - games that have been thoroughly patched and often have the DLCs thrown in too.
I couldn't but help notice that I had a momentary uplay connection error last night, now I know why.
"Finally something is being done to put these rich capitalist evil men in their place and to raise the wages and living conditions of the poor."
Eh? The (completely off-topic) points mandate total stagnation and mandate that the poor stay poor. No politician would ever go ahead with it as it is completely unworkable and senseless, no-one at any level of society would like it.
Are the points pulled from some Sci-Fi dystopia story?