If there was a good market for Java, wouldn't Sun have been been profitable in the first place? (Let's see if that title is acceptable for the filters.)
Never mind things that already work such as, wind and solar, as well as things that likely will such tidal pools. Put all your money in something that m-i-g-h-t someday work.
Tasteful, Well, Placed Ads are not the norm. Instead, we have inappropriate ads, made for shock value, made to jar the senses, in your face, filling up your machine with cookies that wear your SSD. We have self-playing audio and video.
Oracle bought out Sun. When they looked at their IP portfolio, they appeared to have lost their minds, and assert their ownership over several open-source projects. Yes, I believe it was some 26 programmers who left Open-Office and started LibreOffice. Then Oracle was falling out of brainshare, and didn't seem want to appear as an orgre, but it was already out of its cave by then.
What happened: Oracle's possessiveness made LibrieOffice into the superior office suite it is today!
If I can overlook the choice of words, perhaps you could. "High resolution" would have been a good fitting term.
If we can see well, our daily life treats us with a good amount of eye candy. So, if we couldn't see the texture on a object any better than what was released on that game, we would get glasses, or stronger glasses.
It's projects like this that make good game better.
I am surprised it has taken this long to get to 2TB. Perhaps the price on 1TB will drop a little now, as they are no longer considered a premium drive.
[Personally, I have 750GB of data. When replacing drives, I've always bought twice as much storage as I have had data. Once you do anything with video, space goes quick, I also have lots of photos, graphic projects, CAD and design projects.]
I had a friend who needed a tub for medical reason, but only had a fiberglass shower stall.
Scrounging, I found some scrap aluminum rails. I cut and mitered them to fit in the stall, and screwed them into the stall with stainless sheet metal screws. I put lexan/polycarbonate over the frame, and fixed it with screws and nuts, also stainless. I sealed it with silicone sealer, and...it held!
From time to time, she would let the water run, but it held with about 2 feet of water in it.
If the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights is the supreme law of the land, and that law has been broken, then those responsible should be arrested and jailed.
If this were 200 years ago, people would be grabbing their rifles from under their beds.
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People make the silliest things sometimes.
The edge feature comes in handy once you put it in case?
: P
If there was a good market for Java, wouldn't Sun have been been profitable in the first place?
(Let's see if that title is acceptable for the filters.)
If Java was profitable, wouldn't Sun been profitable in the first place?
It's not enough to make a good CoDec, a plan to propagate its adoption should be in the plans.
Would have been cool, if Ubuntu was still cool : (
So sad.
Still gonna make waste.
Never mind things that already work such as, wind and solar, as well as things that likely will such tidal pools.
Put all your money in something that m-i-g-h-t someday work.
OBEY!
Tasteful, Well, Placed Ads are not the norm. Instead, we have inappropriate ads, made for shock value, made to jar the senses, in your face, filling up your machine with cookies that wear your SSD. We have self-playing audio and video.
It would be in poor taste to mention that, I hope the wall Oracle is pounding it's head against over this has a coat-hook somewhere on it, so I won't.
Oracle bought out Sun. When they looked at their IP portfolio, they appeared to have lost their minds, and assert their ownership over several open-source projects. Yes, I believe it was some 26 programmers who left Open-Office and started LibreOffice. Then Oracle was falling out of brainshare, and didn't seem want to appear as an orgre, but it was already out of its cave by then.
What happened: Oracle's possessiveness made LibrieOffice into the superior office suite it is today!
30% Percent Faster, perhaps, with the wind behind it, and if I don't overclock my rig.
Cinebench 931 VS 694 Multicore.
No, to be fair--it's only 25.4564983888292% Faster.
If I can overlook the choice of words, perhaps you could. "High resolution" would have been a good fitting term.
If we can see well, our daily life treats us with a good amount of eye candy. So, if we couldn't see the texture on a object any better than what was released on that game, we would get glasses, or stronger glasses.
It's projects like this that make good game better.
Miss it.
Windows updates you can time with a calender.
That's a whacked sense of symmetry.
Mint is the new Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is the new Fedora.
Fedora is the new Redhat.
Redhat is the new Novell Linux.
I agree. It's like putting the ring down and turning around to go home just before you get to Mordor.
They are also stating that people can only see ~1,000,000 colors, which is not correct for many/most people.
I am surprised it has taken this long to get to 2TB. Perhaps the price on 1TB will drop a little now, as they are no longer considered a premium drive.
[Personally, I have 750GB of data. When replacing drives, I've always bought twice as much storage as I have had data.
Once you do anything with video, space goes quick, I also have lots of photos, graphic projects, CAD and design projects.]
I had a friend who needed a tub for medical reason, but only had a fiberglass shower stall.
Scrounging, I found some scrap aluminum rails. I cut and mitered them to fit in the stall, and screwed them into the stall with stainless sheet metal screws. I put lexan/polycarbonate over the frame, and fixed it with screws and nuts, also stainless. I sealed it with silicone sealer, and...it held!
From time to time, she would let the water run, but it held with about 2 feet of water in it.
If the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights is the supreme law of the land, and that law has been broken, then those responsible should be arrested and jailed.
If this were 200 years ago, people would be grabbing their rifles from under their beds.
I've been using an old version for six months because I couldn't get a copy without Volseran malware.
I wrote about it on Slashdot, but my article was never posted, as are most of my stuff, probably because I am female.
It takes longer to run the .net updates than it takes for the whole rest of a reinstall.
What crap!
Good, I wish nothing but hard times for them.
https://grahamcluley.com/2014/...