And that's exactly why Apple doesn't want you to do that. They want the profits from selling you their hardware. That's also why I'll never buy any Apple computers new.
And he called it "psycho history." The way he describes it, it almost sounds plausible as long as you have trillions of people, and they don't know what your predictions are.
If she had issues with Vista, what makes you think she'll have a better experience with this so-called "other" operating system that you're alluding to? Seems like if she's happy with XP, then she should stick with it.
My point was having the option of loading a fresh machine state upon reboot such that loading this fresh state or booting the normal way would boot the machine to the exact same useable state. This machine state could be compressed such that it would take too long to extract and load. Another poster had expressed concern for loading 4GB of machine state. Well, on a fresh boot, most of that 4GB is filled with nothing relevant.
In Windows you can have the computer's current state be saved and loaded the next time the computer is booted. Is there an option to load the state of the machine on a fresh boot? That would save time on reboots.
It would be, but then you don't get mad-props for hacking a supposedly unhackable phone, don't get the media attention that you want, and most importantly: you don't get the Mac community's panties in a bunch.
Perhaps the most cunning use of an evolutionary algorithm, though, is by Dr Koza himself. His team at Stanford developed a Wi-Fi antenna for a client who did not want to pay a patent-licence fee to Cisco Systems. The team fed the algorithm as much data as they could from the Cisco patent and told the software to design around it. It succeeded in doing so. The result is a design that does not infringe Cisco's patent--and is more efficient to boot. A century and a half after Darwin suggested natural selection as the mechanism of evolution, engineers have proved him right once again.
But who's to stop the person who wrote the algorithm to patent the solution that bypassed the original patent? Or the algorithm itself for that matter?
No because we've been doing solid organ transplants for about 40 years. And unless your organ donor is your identical twin, you're going to come out of the operation as a chimera.
We've been doing bone marrow stem-cell transplants for years on people with hematopoietic neoplasms. In fact, we've been doing solid organ transplants for about 40 years. Of course they will have different DNA! In fact, even a normal person has different sets of DNA right now. This is most evident in germ cells, which undergo meiosis, and antibody-producing hematopoietic cells, which change their DNA to be able to make different antibodies to different antigens. So I don't see why this is news.
It's profitable precisely because people aren't willing or aren't able to lose weight to become healthy. Why do you think there are so many overweight/obese people in this country?
There's a reason we don't use slide rules, abacuses, buggy whips, etc. - we have better tools now. I used to have one when I was a kid back in the '80s, never really figured out what it was for, especially since we had scientific calculators instead.
I don't think that's quite fair since the base OpenBSD distribution that's audited doesn't include things such as X Window. Maybe a better comparison would be Mac OS X?
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way to burst his computer into flames...
And that's exactly why Apple doesn't want you to do that. They want the profits from selling you their hardware. That's also why I'll never buy any Apple computers new.
Exactly! That's why I have my computer unplugged and sitting in the closet within an armored safe. Nothing can get to it, especially the cockroaches!
And he called it "psycho history." The way he describes it, it almost sounds plausible as long as you have trillions of people, and they don't know what your predictions are.
Indeed. I was wondering why everyone here looked like a gray-skinned version of Superman and Lois Lane with very square features.
You sure you're not new here?
"Actually, this is the second best upgrade we've ever released," said Steve Jobs as he quickly corrected himself.
That's right: it uses clean energy! Everyone wins!
Sounds like a hardware problem. You know, it's not always the OS that's at fault.
If she had issues with Vista, what makes you think she'll have a better experience with this so-called "other" operating system that you're alluding to? Seems like if she's happy with XP, then she should stick with it.
My point was having the option of loading a fresh machine state upon reboot such that loading this fresh state or booting the normal way would boot the machine to the exact same useable state. This machine state could be compressed such that it would take too long to extract and load. Another poster had expressed concern for loading 4GB of machine state. Well, on a fresh boot, most of that 4GB is filled with nothing relevant.
In Windows you can have the computer's current state be saved and loaded the next time the computer is booted. Is there an option to load the state of the machine on a fresh boot? That would save time on reboots.
It would be, but then you don't get mad-props for hacking a supposedly unhackable phone, don't get the media attention that you want, and most importantly: you don't get the Mac community's panties in a bunch.
You're fine. The copyright is for "one cent." Crap...
Ssh is a registered trademark of SSH Communications Security. You will be hearing from our lawyers.
Hear that "whoosh" sound? It's the sound of the joke going over the mod's head.
But who's to stop the person who wrote the algorithm to patent the solution that bypassed the original patent? Or the algorithm itself for that matter?
No because we've been doing solid organ transplants for about 40 years. And unless your organ donor is your identical twin, you're going to come out of the operation as a chimera.
We've been doing bone marrow stem-cell transplants for years on people with hematopoietic neoplasms. In fact, we've been doing solid organ transplants for about 40 years. Of course they will have different DNA! In fact, even a normal person has different sets of DNA right now. This is most evident in germ cells, which undergo meiosis, and antibody-producing hematopoietic cells, which change their DNA to be able to make different antibodies to different antigens. So I don't see why this is news.
It's profitable precisely because people aren't willing or aren't able to lose weight to become healthy. Why do you think there are so many overweight/obese people in this country?
Except Hondas are now made in the USA... by a Japanese company. So perhaps it's just that their manufacturing and QA processes are better.
There's a reason we don't use slide rules, abacuses, buggy whips, etc. - we have better tools now. I used to have one when I was a kid back in the '80s, never really figured out what it was for, especially since we had scientific calculators instead.
What??? You suggested IE over Firefox? I'm surprised you weren't modded down to "-20 Microsoft shill"...
As someone who is of European descent, I'm offended by your use of the term "cracker."
I don't think that's quite fair since the base OpenBSD distribution that's audited doesn't include things such as X Window. Maybe a better comparison would be Mac OS X?