I am not saying that repetitive music is fun, but let's put this into perspective; try working in factory, or a body shop, or construction, or that place that changes your tires, or work as one of those people who fix your roads....
First it was fingerprints, then it was the face. While the question where it will end exists, does anyone notice that they are just scanner our bodies part by part, and selling the information?
In a nutshell, arbitration is an effort to strip a person of their rights, as well as circumvent the court system, and our laws, in general. Arbitration is subversive to our laws and moral standards.
Windows has no true multichannel audio subsystem suitable for audio recording, so everyone uses ASIO, which is proprietary. Audio under windows could have better latency.
Linux has a good audio subsystem, JACK, but it's not standardized, and the kernel has to be completely recompiled for low-latency.
Macs have a good audio system, but they have no 5.1 ports on anything, and to read this article, they screwing things up.
Android doesn't have much of an audio system, and it frequently pauses, and so far, only Audio Evolution has done much with USB recording interfaces.
IOS can play with audio devices, but there's no removable media, and only a hint of the file access necessary for content creation.
Air doesn't like to make the right-angled turns required from a thin laptop. Apple will likely not produce a notebook computer with the big heatsinks and power brick necessary for serious work. A small heatsink is fine when you apply an occasional Photoshop filter, or nudge something in a CAD program, but when it comes time to export video, or animate something, render something, or compile something, or run a solver, then a computer needs proper cooling.
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We also need make our politicians to be tougher on robocalls.
There will be life here after we are gone, along the way, people will be miserable.
The Fukishima cleanup cost 187 billion Dollars and counting.
This is the internet people. Save it!
We cannot have fairness commerce without a level playing field.
Don't worry about it. Use PNGs.
We cannot have a society that will kill on a stranger's word.
Immediately after the accident, the U.S. changed their radioactivity standards. West-coast fish should be checked for radioactivity.
Until Google does something about unwarranted permissions, their microcosm puddle is polluted.
It's not so much the paper that bothers me, it's the bisphenol A.
...Because there will be no jobs left.
Interesting priorities.
For such a enemy of humanity's greatest invention, we really know very little about him.
I am not saying that repetitive music is fun, but let's put this into perspective; try working in factory, or a body shop, or construction, or that place that changes your tires, or work as one of those people who fix your roads....
It's a marketing achievement. Meh.
First it was fingerprints, then it was the face. While the question where it will end exists, does anyone notice that they are just scanner our bodies part by part, and selling the information?
Their next computers will absolutely stink at designing the ones after. They will also stink at working on the advertising video and renderings.
Lene Hau wasn't as cool, but what she did was astoning, and if she were a man, she would have won a Noble. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
In a nutshell, arbitration is an effort to strip a person of their rights, as well as circumvent the court system, and our laws, in general. Arbitration is subversive to our laws and moral standards.
Nice looking! It's like...a cellphone for people who have stuff to do.
Windows has no true multichannel audio subsystem suitable for audio recording, so everyone uses ASIO, which is proprietary. Audio under windows could have better latency.
Linux has a good audio subsystem, JACK, but it's not standardized, and the kernel has to be completely recompiled for low-latency.
Macs have a good audio system, but they have no 5.1 ports on anything, and to read this article, they screwing things up.
Android doesn't have much of an audio system, and it frequently pauses, and so far, only Audio Evolution has done much with USB recording interfaces.
IOS can play with audio devices, but there's no removable media, and only a hint of the file access necessary for content creation.
Sigh.
I've talked with several programmers here in Silicon Valley, who seem to state that HR and management wants you to code a whole project for nothing.
Air doesn't like to make the right-angled turns required from a thin laptop. Apple will likely not produce a notebook computer with the big heatsinks and power brick necessary for serious work. A small heatsink is fine when you apply an occasional Photoshop filter, or nudge something in a CAD program, but when it comes time to export video, or animate something, render something, or compile something, or run a solver, then a computer needs proper cooling.
Just ditch Quadro, period.
We never needed twitter.