My Image of the New Zealand space program is a group drunk of sheep farmers trying to hit the moon with a tin can catapulted by a pair of braces tied to a forked tree.
If they had any sense they would have patented adverts that don't force user interaction, and thereby force all other companies to make their devices too annoying to use.
If they had any sense they would have anticipated the Streisand affect. It would have been much more effective to tell him the situation, ask him to remove the post and offer him whatever they paid their lawyers to issue the injunction as a "good will" gesture. That way if he did release it then he'd look like an @sshole rather than a victim.
GWT is a great Java to Javascript environment, but falls down in that to produce new components (ouside the toolbox provided) is difficult and requires raw javascript. Does anyone know if these products integrate or work together, because what would be really nice would be to be able to use closure to produce GWT components
Careful, being labeled "special" is very much a double-edged sword. I'd rather be respected than pitied, unless I truly thought I had no shot at being respectable.
But if you had the aggression gene you would just look forward to punching the lights out of anyone who pitied you. "Respect" would only be understood in the nigger sense of "watch out that guy's violent".
I think that in any third-world country access to "open source" text books on any subject at zero extra cost would be more important than the actual "educational computer" functionality. It makes sense that the primary design goal should be that it is a good ebook reader. It looks neat and at $75 it is a fraction of the cost of current readers... I want one!
Does WOFF support complex positioning, etc, like graphite? If not it won't be a lot of help for minority languages as the OS or browser will have to know their layout rules to display them properly. Remember the devanagari error in the Wikipedia logo.
You know how these things go. They will wake Godzilla by laying the cable, but later run into a mysterious mist cover island with a giant ape who will defeat the monster.
This could mean that people will become more used to reading books in electronic form and more likely to buy a dedicated e-book reader for the improved contrast, battery life, etc. On the other hand it could mean that people will find the advantage of "one device" means that they will go with phones rather than dedicated readers. It will be interesting anyway.
They're vastly overcompensating for lost revenues.
Too right, how many people would say "I was going to buy that music but now I can just go and listen to the guy stacking shelves in the grocery store to sing it instead"?
What she should have done is get her victim to sign up to some app with small print in the "Accept" opting in to the harassment emails. After all it worked for Toyota.
Well, if I ever want to stalk someone for real I will send them some survey or something with a link to an obscure terms and conditions document where they "opt in". Nobody can complain then.
But how can this be innovation if no-one is making any money from it?
Innovation != profit, though it might seem like that today. Historically Universities used to produce a lot of research and innovation without profit. Certain inventors didn't patent safety-critical innovations (Sir Humphrey Davy's safety lamp for example.
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Could be worse, imagine if it was "fuck you, stupid customs official"
My Image of the New Zealand space program is a group drunk of sheep farmers trying to hit the moon with a tin can catapulted by a pair of braces tied to a forked tree.
If they had any sense they would have patented adverts that don't force user interaction, and thereby force all other companies to make their devices too annoying to use.
How many roads must a man go down before he becomes a man?
The Brazilian power grid is *our* power grid to many posters
If they had any sense they would have anticipated the Streisand affect. It would have been much more effective to tell him the situation, ask him to remove the post and offer him whatever they paid their lawyers to issue the injunction as a "good will" gesture. That way if he did release it then he'd look like an @sshole rather than a victim.
GWT is a great Java to Javascript environment, but falls down in that to produce new components (ouside the toolbox provided) is difficult and requires raw javascript. Does anyone know if these products integrate or work together, because what would be really nice would be to be able to use closure to produce GWT components
Careful, being labeled "special" is very much a double-edged sword. I'd rather be respected than pitied, unless I truly thought I had no shot at being respectable.
But if you had the aggression gene you would just look forward to punching the lights out of anyone who pitied you. "Respect" would only be understood in the nigger sense of "watch out that guy's violent".
I think that in any third-world country access to "open source" text books on any subject at zero extra cost would be more important than the actual "educational computer" functionality. It makes sense that the primary design goal should be that it is a good ebook reader. It looks neat and at $75 it is a fraction of the cost of current readers ... I want one!
And look forward to sitting on the ocean-front and using a laptop running the stable release version of HURD.
Does WOFF support complex positioning, etc, like graphite? If not it won't be a lot of help for minority languages as the OS or browser will have to know their layout rules to display them properly. Remember the devanagari error in the Wikipedia logo.
Yeah, I've certainly found that my superior spelling abilities have given me great success with the ladies! Not.
As long as all you want to do is play scrabble your superior spelling skills will do fine.
Even fiber optic cable is getting laid...
Never mind. Your turn will come someday.
You know how these things go. They will wake Godzilla by laying the cable, but later run into a mysterious mist cover island with a giant ape who will defeat the monster.
This could mean that people will become more used to reading books in electronic form and more likely to buy a dedicated e-book reader for the improved contrast, battery life, etc. On the other hand it could mean that people will find the advantage of "one device" means that they will go with phones rather than dedicated readers. It will be interesting anyway.
Probably because hybrid cars coas just fine. You can accelerate, using energy, coast not using or regaining energy or break regaining energy.
They're vastly overcompensating for lost revenues.
Too right, how many people would say "I was going to buy that music but now I can just go and listen to the guy stacking shelves in the grocery store to sing it instead"?
I was going to say "bollocks to that", but I'd probably have to pay royalties to the Sex Pistols.
Somewhere there's a 57 year old grad student waiting for his job to finish running.
And then the server shut down.
Ouch.
He's probably in the bar and not going to budge until it finishes.
Is this suitable as a general purpose scheduler or is it just for real-time systems?
What she should have done is get her victim to sign up to some app with small print in the "Accept" opting in to the harassment emails. After all it worked for Toyota.
It's also the engine found in both Apple's iPhone and Google Android, arguably the two most important mobile Web platforms today.
That means Google Chrome isn't yet another browser to support,
Which in fact contradicts the whole assertion of the article
Well, if I ever want to stalk someone for real I will send them some survey or something with a link to an obscure terms and conditions document where they "opt in". Nobody can complain then.
in the best tradition of American innovation
But how can this be innovation if no-one is making any money from it?
Innovation != profit, though it might seem like that today. Historically Universities used to produce a lot of research and innovation without profit. Certain inventors didn't patent safety-critical innovations (Sir Humphrey Davy's safety lamp for example.
Good thing we have sheetmusictorrent.
Actually it looks like John Philip Sousa's prediction was correct. We Don't sit-around home pianos in our parlors listening to somebody music
No we do it in Karaoke bars.