It seems like Microsoft is really going out of it's way to innovate in Windows 8. I just hope both Apple and Linux developers would add something similar, as it's hard drive failure can lead to huge problems. Yes, you can use RAID or something, but that will bring costs significantly up. It's better to see these things before failure actually happens.
Rather than take sane precautions with your data such as RAID and/or backing up your information, you want a warning 1 minute before your drive fails?
It might work too, If it weren't so easy to separate signal from noise. People like to pretend that they are random, Unpredictable. When in actuality it's rather easy to assign points to activities. A perfect example is the recent story of target sending advertisements for baby related things. Enough people had contributed enough data to anticipate a teenagers pregnancy needs before her father even knew.
By his noodly appendage! That seems like a INCREDIBLY bad idea. I mean, JEEZ! Someone breaks into the office and hijacks the computer, its over. Game over man. It doesn't matter what OS they are running, once you have physical access your screwed.
Even if you disagree with animal rights, This would be a very cost effective way to test theories. A sensor doesn't need food, water or shelter. And if you remove those factors, development costs go down.
I enjoy Science Fiction and Alternate history. Or a combination of both. I tried to get into Reamde, But it just was either too long or tried to explain too much to the reader.
That or a lobbyist group behind a specific software group will "donate" money to anyone that can nullify his plans. And since companies are allowed to donate unlimited funds, there is little hope for his plan.
1. Check to see if this ability enhances your sight during low level light.
2. Check the boundaries of your abilities and record such data. Is there a certain amount of UV light you can and can not detect?
3. Use this ability for a stealth motion detector. If a robber can't see in the dark, but you can, this would be a advantage.
4. Use this ability to sneak in late at night to prevent people yelling at you!:p
5. During a Solar eclipse, TOTALLY watch it, with proper protection of course. You will be recieving a special view that few humans will ever experience.:3
Can someone explain the difference here? I mean, will this allow bigger / better projects? I'm not a programmer and only vaguely familiar with some of the projects done with Arduino. I love the idea of a upgrade as much as the next person, but I was wondering if someone could give me a context of what can be achieved here that couldn't have before?
All true computer users who are awesome like me prefer programs writtin in LISP because these progems tend to be toring complete and therefore moreuseful mand robust intheir architechters than scripting languigis like JaVa!!!
And if you code like you type, You will sound like you have a lisp.
I mean, can you imagine the shareholders meeting? I get a image of a guy who has taken up drinking and is developing a bad ulcer. I doubt this will work, but it's still interesting that they try.
I find your refusal to accept the provided definitions interesting. I can cite a false flag event similar to the one RIAA is using. The cold war was started because ideological claims of events that had no bearing on reality. There was no "reason" for the cold war to exist other than those in power feared outcomes that were contrary to their political beliefs. Now, If you continue to insist on a different definition, I'll accept that your opinion differs from mine. But the point still stands that a false flag can be purely political in nature.
Political or religious ideologies will sometimes use false flag tactics. This can be done to discredit or implicate rival groups, create the appearance of enemies when none exist, or create the illusion of organized and directed opposition when in truth, the ideology is simply unpopular with society.
Obviously anyone here understands that the Protect Act has NOTHING to do with the stupidity that the RIAA is spewing. But let me restate it for those that don't understand. They are using recent events as a False Flag-like excuse. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/False_flag I am not claiming in any way, shape or form that they are responsible for said events. Merely that they are taking advantage of them in this way.
Wow, some brainless fucktard rated my comment offtopic? I could understand Overrated, or hell, maybe even Flamebait, but Offtopic? How do people who have less functioning neurons than a pile of cat shit get mod points?
I'd recommend looking into the buffalo product line. They cater to that area a lot. I would buy a boxee, but I can't see a reason to. Most ITX platforms have a fairly good upgrade path, especially since some of them include quad core options with PCI-E. Throw in your media center software of choice and you don't have to deal with different online services blocking you because they don't like branded device X.
If they manage to militarize space, commerce might begin in full force. Sadly, you don't get the kind of focus you need on something unless it has military applications. If you can get a nation to make a outpost in space, we're free and clear as far as surviving a major disaster.
And REALLY piss off intel at the same time. Using Intel chips to decode hdcp would be pretty ironic. I mean, Can you imagine using the FPGA to do the grunt work of decoding and then using the cpu to re encode the stream?
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You would have alot better response to your complaints. But of course, that 3 Mebibits will cost you somewhere around 100 dollars a month.
It seems like Microsoft is really going out of it's way to innovate in Windows 8. I just hope both Apple and Linux developers would add something similar, as it's hard drive failure can lead to huge problems. Yes, you can use RAID or something, but that will bring costs significantly up. It's better to see these things before failure actually happens.
Rather than take sane precautions with your data such as RAID and/or backing up your information, you want a warning 1 minute before your drive fails?
Um, our prison system is just short of torture. Not something that'd I'd willing accept.
It might work too, If it weren't so easy to separate signal from noise. People like to pretend that they are random, Unpredictable. When in actuality it's rather easy to assign points to activities. A perfect example is the recent story of target sending advertisements for baby related things. Enough people had contributed enough data to anticipate a teenagers pregnancy needs before her father even knew.
By his noodly appendage! That seems like a INCREDIBLY bad idea. I mean, JEEZ! Someone breaks into the office and hijacks the computer, its over. Game over man. It doesn't matter what OS they are running, once you have physical access your screwed.
Does NO ONE do spell checking anymore? It takes 10 seconds!
Will there be a way to port it to other OSes? I assume since MacOS is unix based, It wouldn't be a HORRIBLE job to port it to your favorite *nix?
Even if you disagree with animal rights, This would be a very cost effective way to test theories. A sensor doesn't need food, water or shelter. And if you remove those factors, development costs go down.
I enjoy Science Fiction and Alternate history. Or a combination of both. I tried to get into Reamde, But it just was either too long or tried to explain too much to the reader.
That or a lobbyist group behind a specific software group will "donate" money to anyone that can nullify his plans. And since companies are allowed to donate unlimited funds, there is little hope for his plan.
1. Check to see if this ability enhances your sight during low level light. 2. Check the boundaries of your abilities and record such data. Is there a certain amount of UV light you can and can not detect? 3. Use this ability for a stealth motion detector. If a robber can't see in the dark, but you can, this would be a advantage. 4. Use this ability to sneak in late at night to prevent people yelling at you! :p
5. During a Solar eclipse, TOTALLY watch it, with proper protection of course. You will be recieving a special view that few humans will ever experience. :3
Can someone explain the difference here? I mean, will this allow bigger / better projects? I'm not a programmer and only vaguely familiar with some of the projects done with Arduino. I love the idea of a upgrade as much as the next person, but I was wondering if someone could give me a context of what can be achieved here that couldn't have before?
All true computer users who are awesome like me prefer programs writtin in LISP because these progems tend to be toring complete and therefore moreuseful mand robust intheir architechters than scripting languigis like JaVa!!!
And if you code like you type, You will sound like you have a lisp.
I mean, can you imagine the shareholders meeting? I get a image of a guy who has taken up drinking and is developing a bad ulcer. I doubt this will work, but it's still interesting that they try.
I find your refusal to accept the provided definitions interesting. I can cite a false flag event similar to the one RIAA is using. The cold war was started because ideological claims of events that had no bearing on reality. There was no "reason" for the cold war to exist other than those in power feared outcomes that were contrary to their political beliefs. Now, If you continue to insist on a different definition, I'll accept that your opinion differs from mine. But the point still stands that a false flag can be purely political in nature.
I'm referring to the fact they are taking advantage of the fear of the public to push through their political ideology.
Political or religious ideologies will sometimes use false flag tactics. This can be done to discredit or implicate rival groups, create the appearance of enemies when none exist, or create the illusion of organized and directed opposition when in truth, the ideology is simply unpopular with society.
Obviously anyone here understands that the Protect Act has NOTHING to do with the stupidity that the RIAA is spewing. But let me restate it for those that don't understand. They are using recent events as a False Flag-like excuse. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/False_flag I am not claiming in any way, shape or form that they are responsible for said events. Merely that they are taking advantage of them in this way.
Wow, some brainless fucktard rated my comment offtopic? I could understand Overrated, or hell, maybe even Flamebait, but Offtopic? How do people who have less functioning neurons than a pile of cat shit get mod points?
The same way you do, Apparently.
You should never be eating fruit near data centers! Dates are for lunch, not snacking near mission critical hardware!
I'd recommend looking into the buffalo product line. They cater to that area a lot. I would buy a boxee, but I can't see a reason to. Most ITX platforms have a fairly good upgrade path, especially since some of them include quad core options with PCI-E. Throw in your media center software of choice and you don't have to deal with different online services blocking you because they don't like branded device X.
If they manage to militarize space, commerce might begin in full force. Sadly, you don't get the kind of focus you need on something unless it has military applications. If you can get a nation to make a outpost in space, we're free and clear as far as surviving a major disaster.
And REALLY piss off intel at the same time. Using Intel chips to decode hdcp would be pretty ironic. I mean, Can you imagine using the FPGA to do the grunt work of decoding and then using the cpu to re encode the stream?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxoake3YY2s Nolan Cheese Commerical
was never open.
The core of OS X is open source. Where is the source for windows? Where can I download it?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shared_source#Notable_Shared_Source_programs_and_projects Thought that might be relevant.