what good would extra 60 frames _from the past_ do to your VR experience? other than make you puke
BTW Microsoft once championed the idea of generating 3D from a bunch of 2D tiles, this would enable tricks like motion compensation for tile reusing. It went pretty well for everyone involved (read billions invested/wasted by all MS 'partners'). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Who writes this drivel? 1 either you are the only one, or you are one of many, you cant be one of the only.... 2 Farnell is a leading electronic component distributor, rivalling Element14 and Mouser, not some two bit Pee manufacturer.
Just tried it and my firewall http://www.binisoft.org/wfc.ph... (default: deny all outgoing/incoming) gave me a nice popup asking if I want to allow it.
There was a full documentary movie (Rocket Compulsion (2011)) about a guy(David Mayman?) on a mission to build a jetpack, he also used hydrogen peroxide fuel.
Finally after over a year of research and building the prototype he tests it.... in shorts and a tshirt instead flame retardant suit.. and afair burns his leg. Maybe its the same guy?:)
A small family owned business can't be PCI compliant UNLESS they outsource the compliance. PCI compliance for any on-premises card information handling requires multiple individual staff (one IT person can't 'audit' himself) responsible for different roles.
Honestly it all makes a lot of good sense.
on paper, in reality you end up with clueless non technical pencil pushing rubber stampers playing golf with C level people.
its probably things like this: http://csrc.nist.gov/publicati... = determining needed password length based on assumption of using 300 baud modem connection to the server etc
No need to get agitated there my friend:) You seem to have missed my point. I didnt mean amateur, entry level 50 year old technology soldering tip on a stick products. I meant professional level >$500 units meant for business use, fm203 / fm206 / rf810 - they all suck balls in one or more aspects from alarm clock UI to non stackable toy like case of 810.
951 is the cheapest decent soldering station hakko makes (T12/T15 cartridges) Its comparable to higher end wellers/jbc (C245), yet still uses hilarious and infuriating four buttons and 5 clicks to change anything interface + loud beeping.
under $100 on Amazon? lol I mean the real equipment, not chinese counterfeit garbage. You need at least 2 temp settings for two dif solder types, you need quick and intuitive airflow manipulation for rework. I mean fm203 / rf810, not 50 year old separate tip and heater technology your grandpa used to use.
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Yes, Polanski at that time certainly had a taste for girls which were on the edge of being legal age.
age of consent is 15 in Poland
what good would extra 60 frames _from the past_ do to your VR experience? other than make you puke
BTW Microsoft once championed the idea of generating 3D from a bunch of 2D tiles, this would enable tricks like motion compensation for tile reusing. It went pretty well for everyone involved (read billions invested/wasted by all MS 'partners').
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
what sophisticated AI????? Tesla repackaged LANE FOLLOWING technology from MobilEye under their AutoPilot(TM) _brand_
1) Tesla: "Do not drive hands-off, maintain attention"
2) [Moron drives hands-off, FILMS it and uploads to YT
3) Musk personally retweets video of said moron driving hands free
4) Moron, now encouraged by praise of Tesla CEO himself keeps pushing the limits by watching harry potter while driving
5) Moron receives Tesla Decapitation(TM)
6) Musk is shocked, SHOCKED I TELL YOU, that anyone would drive hands off using their AUTOPILOT system
>bottom of the trailer hit the Tesla vehicle's windshield
aka driver got decapitated smokey and the bandit style :o
Who writes this drivel? ....
1 either you are the only one, or you are one of many, you cant be one of the only
2 Farnell is a leading electronic component distributor, rivalling Element14 and Mouser, not some two bit Pee manufacturer.
we actually dont (free _will_)
http://www.nature.com/neuro/jo...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
one of defence mechanisms employed by human brain is building narratives fixing cognitive dissonance post facto, aka illusion of free will
I could go back a bit further https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
1637.
then there is Allegory of the Cave
did you miss "with at least 150GB of data provided each month"? This IS explicit agreement for datacaps of 150GB/month
Just like they didnt know why 'some of users laptops GPU died' for almost 4 years before admitting fault and reluctantly being forced to a recall.
some random video on the topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
limp dick DOJ wont do anything, EU EC on the other hand fined Microsoft cool >$2B since 2004, and is eager to do it again because of windows 10.
foe example in slomo shots you can see all four propellers spinning anti clockwise :))
Just tried it and my firewall http://www.binisoft.org/wfc.ph... (default: deny all outgoing/incoming) gave me a nice popup asking if I want to allow it.
There was a full documentary movie (Rocket Compulsion (2011)) about a guy(David Mayman?) on a mission to build a jetpack, he also used hydrogen peroxide fuel.
Finally after over a year of research and building the prototype he tests it .... in shorts and a tshirt instead flame retardant suit .. and afair burns his leg. Maybe its the same guy? :)
now they force everyone to install magic "industry standard" update, hmmm
What good is fiber to you when you have data caps on INTERNAL traffic than NEVER LEAVES national fiber network??!?
it works out to little under 2 billion dollars
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
or total invalidation of toilet paper you call EULA
https://www.techdirt.com/artic...
A small family owned business can't be PCI compliant UNLESS they outsource the compliance. PCI compliance for any on-premises card information handling requires multiple individual staff (one IT person can't 'audit' himself) responsible for different roles.
Honestly it all makes a lot of good sense.
on paper, in reality you end up with clueless non technical pencil pushing rubber stampers playing golf with C level people.
its probably things like this: http://csrc.nist.gov/publicati...
= determining needed password length based on assumption of using 300 baud modem connection to the server etc
completely blank? that means your adblocker is broken and kills rhs_block altogether
google movie/car/game etc and rhs_block will fill up with most relevant info
#rhs_block, #tvcap, #taw, #tads, #bottomads, td.Bu.y3, div.nH.adC, div.nH.PS, .action-menu, .clickable-dropdown-arrow {display:none !important;}
I guess this was that famous Stupid Shit No One Needs & Terrible Ideas Hackathon Iv been hearing about.
No need to get agitated there my friend :)
You seem to have missed my point. I didnt mean amateur, entry level 50 year old technology soldering tip on a stick products.
I meant professional level >$500 units meant for business use, fm203 / fm206 / rf810 - they all suck balls in one or more aspects from alarm clock UI to non stackable toy like case of 810.
951 is the cheapest decent soldering station hakko makes (T12/T15 cartridges) Its comparable to higher end wellers/jbc (C245), yet still uses hilarious and infuriating four buttons and 5 clicks to change anything interface + loud beeping.
under $100 on Amazon? lol I mean the real equipment, not chinese counterfeit garbage. You need at least 2 temp settings for two dif solder types, you need quick and intuitive airflow manipulation for rework. I mean fm203 / rf810, not 50 year old separate tip and heater technology your grandpa used to use.