Lag is not the same thing as resync time. Once your TV has finished switching from one source to the other, do events onscreen happen a measurable time *after* they occur in the source?
Optical technology also allows for smaller connectors and longer, thinner, and more flexible cables than currently possible
This is the opposite of what I thought I knew about fiber optics. Can anyone explain in detail? How can an optical cable be made more flexible(and still work) than a copper one?
the state's ticket revenues from traffic violations greatly exceed the state's ticket revenues from pedestrian violations. Therefore, they care a lot more about enforcing one than the other.
This might be true, but it's awfully cynical. If we were more charitable we could say "The public safety benefit in enforcing traffic violations greatly exceeds that of pedestrian violations."
Next best thing: The racism is dereferenced onto the free market, so all they've gotta do is price it just out of reach of that Minority Section on the economic bell-curve.
Sometimes links won't open in a new tab because they're implemented with some Flash and/or Javascript fuckery. When this happens, I just regular-click on the link and then middle-click on the 'back' button - thereby opening up the previous page in a new tab instead.
Nah, 0-day remains 0-day throughout the first ("zeroth") day in which it's released. So if the devs can get a patch out the door the same day that the exploit is first disclosed in public, it counts.
you can tag them with a name, but since it's not associated with a Facebook account, the name is just a text string rather than a whole tangle of metadata. So Facebook has no particular way of knowing that two "Tom Smith"s tagged in different albums are the same guy, and you can't get to the other Tom Smith photos by clicking through that one.
Because access to your cellphone is restricted by the physical possession of that cellphone. This MSN thing is more like if your wife was able to see your missed calls on her cellphone.
How is a tat going to help you get laid? I find tats on women a turn off. Not necessarily a deal breaker, but certainly a negative.
See what you did there? Someone who understood subjectivity would not do that.
So, what's logical about wanting to cover a scar? Do you have some sort of sentimental or aesthetic investment in distracting people from your past injuries? Next you'll be telling me that chicks don't dig them either, since you don't dig them on said chicks.
What a silly-looking "invention". The actuators they've developed may indeed be useful but this video makes it hard to imagine a single real application. Dynamically-resizing folding cups? I can't wait!
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Lag is not the same thing as resync time. Once your TV has finished switching from one source to the other, do events onscreen happen a measurable time *after* they occur in the source?
That would be lag.
From the Light Peak page:
Optical technology also allows for smaller connectors and longer, thinner, and more flexible cables than currently possible
This is the opposite of what I thought I knew about fiber optics. Can anyone explain in detail? How can an optical cable be made more flexible(and still work) than a copper one?
I play games on an HDMI-connected monitor, and I can assure you that this is not the case.
The creator of the jigsaw puzzle probably hasn't made all that many public claims about the puzzle's robustness or fitness to a particular task.
the state's ticket revenues from traffic violations greatly exceed the state's ticket revenues from pedestrian violations. Therefore, they care a lot more about enforcing one than the other.
This might be true, but it's awfully cynical. If we were more charitable we could say "The public safety benefit in enforcing traffic violations greatly exceeds that of pedestrian violations."
Next best thing: The racism is dereferenced onto the free market, so all they've gotta do is price it just out of reach of that Minority Section on the economic bell-curve.
Sometimes links won't open in a new tab because they're implemented with some Flash and/or Javascript fuckery. When this happens, I just regular-click on the link and then middle-click on the 'back' button - thereby opening up the previous page in a new tab instead.
Window washers may also want to carry around a UPS on their backs.
Does the Windows permission scheme permit you to block execution of any user-writable code?
I've converted 6 non-geeks in the past year (4 of those since Lucid). Are you doing your part?
Three layers? And this obfuscates sufficiently?
How odd!
You can have the wood-chip vodka. I'm sticking with gin.
Also, gun nuts.
Nah, 0-day remains 0-day throughout the first ("zeroth") day in which it's released. So if the devs can get a patch out the door the same day that the exploit is first disclosed in public, it counts.
I logged in to ask exactly this.
If a company patches 0-day exploits, their dev team is really on top of shit.
One of the oldest ways to initiate a threesome is to not have quite enough seating.
Simplified your logic for ya:
You need to have the new Lady Gaga record in order to be happy.
Your idea sucks. "iPhone 3G successfully unloaded on Craigslist" would make a terrible Idle video.
you can tag them with a name, but since it's not associated with a Facebook account, the name is just a text string rather than a whole tangle of metadata. So Facebook has no particular way of knowing that two "Tom Smith"s tagged in different albums are the same guy, and you can't get to the other Tom Smith photos by clicking through that one.
So the real lesson is, don't do stupid shit that could be construed as stupid by any of the people in your present or future life in the first place.
FTFY
Because access to your cellphone is restricted by the physical possession of that cellphone. This MSN thing is more like if your wife was able to see your missed calls on her cellphone.
How is a tat going to help you get laid? I find tats on women a turn off. Not necessarily a deal breaker, but certainly a negative.
See what you did there? Someone who understood subjectivity would not do that.
So, what's logical about wanting to cover a scar? Do you have some sort of sentimental or aesthetic investment in distracting people from your past injuries? Next you'll be telling me that chicks don't dig them either, since you don't dig them on said chicks.
What a silly-looking "invention". The actuators they've developed may indeed be useful but this video makes it hard to imagine a single real application. Dynamically-resizing folding cups? I can't wait!
Hang on a second here. Did you just point out that MSN works kind of like Facebook, and then insinuate that this means the privacy is fine?
I'm guessing *you* haven't.
(Where "real woman" means something roughly analagous to "real man", as opposed to the more usual /. definition, "not a blow up doll")