When I build a Dell Zino HD with comparable specs to the baseline Mini, it's ~650 USD. Usually it's the case that a comparable Dell or HP system is about the same price as the Apple equivalent.
That article claims Opera 9 passes the test, perhaps this is just for Windows versions of Opera? Opera 9 in Ubuntu messes up in the same place that Mozilla does.
Last I heard, they were still concerned about targets wearing metal jewelery. A metal ring on a finger will absorb quite a bit of this energy (think fork in microwave), and even after the ray is turned off, the ring is still very hot - potentially causing lasting damage to the skin in contact.
I would think climatologists have a bit more data to work with than a handful of baseball players' stats and past trends. Also climate models are based on physical laws as well as statistics, whereas baseball is pretty much purely statistics.
I think numerical analysis would be an excellent goal for a CS major. It combines math skills from linear algebra, calc 1-3, and some PDEs. Plus, you talk about computer arithmetic and actually get to implement many numerical algorithms. It's been my favorite class, math or otherwise, so far and i feel it has helped me to better understand some of what happens behind the code.
Or maybe utube should have bought some ads from youtube. Have a front page with the youtube ad and a link to the real utube site.
Talk about click-throughs!
I upgraded using the update manager, and it went fine for me.
gksudo "update-manager -c" (found on the other ubuntu thread on/.)
During my first attempt, i lost network connectivity, and it rolled back the changes. I simply tried it again after reseting my modem and it worked just fine.
The RFID blocker is my favorite. Here's how it works
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage
Seeing as how one day licenses, bank cards, and (already) passports will have this little buggers in them, i could see a need for something like this.
After endless debate, a resolution to the endless debate: Jedi vs Ninja. Clearly, the Ninja wins outright - except for the rare occasion where he may be distracted by cutting some kid's head off or wailing on his guitar.
Hi David,
Right now Nintendo plans on launching Opera for the DS in Japan this June.
Nintendo is still deciding on its prospective global launch. That is all
we know.
But yes, this is very exciting, so stay tuned!
Best,
Michelle
So i'll be looking for the rom up on BitTorrent in about 4 months.
Didn't i read all of that when i first learn about XmlHttpRequests from http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/xml httpreq.html
The stuff talked about in that article is stuff we've been doing with AJAX here at my office for well over a year.
I wonder who's sleeping with the/. mods to get this sort of dated material up here.
-David
But isn't the point of having a hugely massive car guaranteeing that you'll win in a collision? Sad thing is, i've actually heard people say this (on radio/tv news interviews) - "I want to make sure my family is safe if we're in a wreck." Nevermind the other car.
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that the more precisly you measure momentum, the less precisly you can measure position. This is a specific case of a more general uncertainty principle that states if two observables (momentum, position, speed, energy) do not commute, then they cannot be measured to close percision.
The reason that x (position) and p (momentum) do not commute comes from their operators. In x-space (what you're used to), the operator for x is just x, the operator for p is -i*hbar*d/dt. Long story short, x and p do not commute because of the time derivative in the p operator. This physically means that these two particular observables cannot both be measured with high precision, and as i turns out the product of the uncertainty in x with the uncertainty in p must be less than or equal to hbar/2 (which is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle).
Not sure how relavent all of this is.
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When I build a Dell Zino HD with comparable specs to the baseline Mini, it's ~650 USD. Usually it's the case that a comparable Dell or HP system is about the same price as the Apple equivalent.
and the Physics will reveal itself to you. But really, an excellent place to start would be a math text for physics students, e.g., http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mathematical-Methods-Physics-Engineering-Comprehensive/dp/0521679710
I always change my all of the country codes in sources.list to de or uk while I'm dist-upgrading. Seems to speed things up considerably.
That article claims Opera 9 passes the test, perhaps this is just for Windows versions of Opera? Opera 9 in Ubuntu messes up in the same place that Mozilla does.
Last I heard, they were still concerned about targets wearing metal jewelery. A metal ring on a finger will absorb quite a bit of this energy (think fork in microwave), and even after the ray is turned off, the ring is still very hot - potentially causing lasting damage to the skin in contact.
I would think climatologists have a bit more data to work with than a handful of baseball players' stats and past trends. Also climate models are based on physical laws as well as statistics, whereas baseball is pretty much purely statistics.
Dapper Drake = 6.06
Edgy Eft = 6.10
Fiesty Fawn = 7.04
I think numerical analysis would be an excellent goal for a CS major. It combines math skills from linear algebra, calc 1-3, and some PDEs. Plus, you talk about computer arithmetic and actually get to implement many numerical algorithms. It's been my favorite class, math or otherwise, so far and i feel it has helped me to better understand some of what happens behind the code.
Or maybe utube should have bought some ads from youtube. Have a front page with the youtube ad and a link to the real utube site. Talk about click-throughs!
I upgraded using the update manager, and it went fine for me. gksudo "update-manager -c" (found on the other ubuntu thread on /.)
During my first attempt, i lost network connectivity, and it rolled back the changes. I simply tried it again after reseting my modem and it worked just fine.
Any plans to support JavaScript so we can stop writing browser dependent code?
e.g. addEventListener vs attachEvent, XMLHttpRequest vs ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"), et al. ad nauseum.
The RFID blocker is my favorite. Here's how it works http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage Seeing as how one day licenses, bank cards, and (already) passports will have this little buggers in them, i could see a need for something like this.
With no hard drive or cd-drive, my computer would be perfectly silent as well. ;p
My copy of Google Map Hacks is already outdated and it was published this year.
I expected the "False" response percentage to be must higher.
After endless debate, a resolution to the endless debate: Jedi vs Ninja. Clearly, the Ninja wins outright - except for the rare occasion where he may be distracted by cutting some kid's head off or wailing on his guitar.
Didn't i read all of that when i first learn about XmlHttpRequests from http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/xml httpreq.html
The stuff talked about in that article is stuff we've been doing with AJAX here at my office for well over a year.
I wonder who's sleeping with the /. mods to get this sort of dated material up here.
-David
And IE6 doesn't fully support CSS1. I imagine there are few browsers that fully support any web compliance. Just sayin
But isn't the point of having a hugely massive car guaranteeing that you'll win in a collision? Sad thing is, i've actually heard people say this (on radio/tv news interviews) - "I want to make sure my family is safe if we're in a wreck." Nevermind the other car.
It seems to be teeming with irony.
I know Illustrator has an SVG export function, but i wouldn't be suprised to see Flash MX style SVG editor/creator come out of that workshop
when your newest cpu isn't on any of the lists.
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that the more precisly you measure momentum, the less precisly you can measure position. This is a specific case of a more general uncertainty principle that states if two observables (momentum, position, speed, energy) do not commute, then they cannot be measured to close percision.
The reason that x (position) and p (momentum) do not commute comes from their operators. In x-space (what you're used to), the operator for x is just x, the operator for p is -i*hbar*d/dt. Long story short, x and p do not commute because of the time derivative in the p operator. This physically means that these two particular observables cannot both be measured with high precision, and as i turns out the product of the uncertainty in x with the uncertainty in p must be less than or equal to hbar/2 (which is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle). Not sure how relavent all of this is.