Indeed! They seemed the only nation willing and ready to test the em-drive in space, and I was eagerly awaiting the results.
It's already been determined how it works: it's pushing against the electromagnetic field of the Earth. We didn't disregard it as you seem to imply, we just wanted to be certain that it actually does something by testing it in a controlled laboratory setting before deciding to put it up in space. Once we got the correct measurements, scientists were able to identify it's cause. Not jumping the gun on the EM drive saved millions of dollars, so I wouldn't cite that as a good example.
I know some people recoil at the idea of the advancement of China (for obvious sociopolitical reasons) but the advancement of science is good no matter where it happens. I'm disappointed by the lack of investment in science by my own nation but the advancement of humanity via science is global.
What the EU really wants to do is terminate every killer robot before they are even born! They might as well send Arnold Schwarzenegger back in time to terminate the first robot to ever kill somebody, make a movie out of it and call it Termi-uh-um- Termination Guy!;)
If you a wondering where, who and what, here's info about the Marshall Islands. They have a population of about 53K people, so if it all goes wrong, it's not going to be a huge crisis for the world.
Besides, they have very real health problems that they should focus on:
A 2007–2008 study revealed that the rate of type 2 diabetes is among the highest in the world; 28% over the age of 15; 50% over 35. Approximately 75% of women, and 50% of men are overweight or obese. This is mostly due to the adoption of an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise. About 50% of all surgeries performed on the island are amputations due to complications from diabetes. There are no facilities for renal dialysis.[39]
On the other hand, if you are a "chubby chaser" or you are into "nub love" then I think you just found your paradise.;)
Maybe all those red states should just sell all their corn, wheat, beef, pork and chicken to other states or countries and we could skip maintaining the interstate system leading to California that helps get the food and produce there.
Ha! You do know that agriculture and livestock is heavily subsidized at the federal level, right? Why do you think Canada has a 270% tariff on dairy from the US? Red states would absolutely collapse on a level playing field.
You have a state that is headed for fiscal bankruptcy,
Well you know, it's pretty hard for CA to prop up so many of the red states but they keep doing it. Maybe if those taker states actually contributed more than they use then CA wouldn't have such financial troubles.
This is an example of a false equivalence. The reason is that banking doesn't actually produce anything. Seriously, it doesn't make money, it just transfers money away from other people. Technology firms actually produce something, be it software or hardware, it's still something. Whatever that something is, it's going to keep being new as long as people have needs or desires. Sure, no one city lasts forever but it's a given.
How do the Winklevoses cover operating expenses? Am I paying a fee on top of my $10,000? Are the people I give these crypto coins to accepting less than 100 pennies for each crypto coin I give them?
It seems pretty clear to me that they are going to have transaction fees. Fun fact: this is how credit cards make their money.
We need more laws that will help keep businesses separated from government. A lobbyist shouldn't be allowed to run for office within 10 years of lobbying for a company and vice-versa. Seriously, there are many basic anti-corruption laws that can be passed to prevent corruption and the fact that it continues to not happen is distressing.
I'm very interested in your situation. Buggy in WINE too? Also, have you considered building up a minimalist Win7PE environment to run in a VM in Linux? It's quite possible to construct a purpose built Windows environment that can be isolated in VM that never needs to be updated or run antivirus.
What you are forgetting is that these cards are all SVGA output only. If the monitor accepts SVGA, it's going to handle the 3:4 aspect ratio just fine.
Intel should show a bit of appreciation and donate like... ten million to a large pool of unfunded/underfunded open source software projects (especially projects with kernels that had to make fixes). Frankly, it would be a good PR move in the wake of their eternally shitty chips and make less people hate them.
As for me, I still know they are anti-competitive rat bastards and will keep buying AMD.
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Indeed! They seemed the only nation willing and ready to test the em-drive in space, and I was eagerly awaiting the results.
It's already been determined how it works: it's pushing against the electromagnetic field of the Earth. We didn't disregard it as you seem to imply, we just wanted to be certain that it actually does something by testing it in a controlled laboratory setting before deciding to put it up in space. Once we got the correct measurements, scientists were able to identify it's cause. Not jumping the gun on the EM drive saved millions of dollars, so I wouldn't cite that as a good example.
I know some people recoil at the idea of the advancement of China (for obvious sociopolitical reasons) but the advancement of science is good no matter where it happens. I'm disappointed by the lack of investment in science by my own nation but the advancement of humanity via science is global.
"Religion discovers new..."
Fun fact: Historically, the Catholic Church has been a major sponsor of astronomy. Catholic Church backed and help make plenty of scientific discoveries. They have had poor reactions to some discoveries but contributed a lot to making them.
What the EU really wants to do is terminate every killer robot before they are even born! They might as well send Arnold Schwarzenegger back in time to terminate the first robot to ever kill somebody, make a movie out of it and call it Termi-uh-um- Termination Guy! ;)
If you a wondering where, who and what, here's info about the Marshall Islands.
They have a population of about 53K people, so if it all goes wrong, it's not going to be a huge crisis for the world.
Besides, they have very real health problems that they should focus on:
A 2007–2008 study revealed that the rate of type 2 diabetes is among the highest in the world; 28% over the age of 15; 50% over 35. Approximately 75% of women, and 50% of men are overweight or obese. This is mostly due to the adoption of an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise. About 50% of all surgeries performed on the island are amputations due to complications from diabetes. There are no facilities for renal dialysis.[39]
On the other hand, if you are a "chubby chaser" or you are into "nub love" then I think you just found your paradise. ;)
"If we lose our majority its because the election was hacked."
Get ready for it.
Get ready? What are you talking about, he's literally already written that!
Maybe all those red states should just sell all their corn, wheat, beef, pork and chicken to other states or countries and we could skip maintaining the interstate system leading to California that helps get the food and produce there.
Ha! You do know that agriculture and livestock is heavily subsidized at the federal level, right? Why do you think Canada has a 270% tariff on dairy from the US? Red states would absolutely collapse on a level playing field.
You have a state that is headed for fiscal bankruptcy,
Well you know, it's pretty hard for CA to prop up so many of the red states but they keep doing it. Maybe if those taker states actually contributed more than they use then CA wouldn't have such financial troubles.
This is an example of a false equivalence. The reason is that banking doesn't actually produce anything. Seriously, it doesn't make money, it just transfers money away from other people. Technology firms actually produce something, be it software or hardware, it's still something. Whatever that something is, it's going to keep being new as long as people have needs or desires. Sure, no one city lasts forever but it's a given.
How do the Winklevoses cover operating expenses? Am I paying a fee on top of my $10,000? Are the people I give these crypto coins to accepting less than 100 pennies for each crypto coin I give them?
It seems pretty clear to me that they are going to have transaction fees. Fun fact: this is how credit cards make their money.
Fools and their valuables are soon parted! Few realize the value of their privacy or real ownership.
Feudalism is making a comeback.
CPUs now have more cache memory than my first PC (8088) had of storage space.
Why are corporations all a bunch of lying-ass trash?
It's all about feedback loops. There is no penalty for them to constantly lie but there is plenty to gain from deceiving people.
so... millions of them, right?
Now it does say -mineral- resources and I don't think ice counts as a mineral
fun fact: naturally occurring ice is a mineral!
would be not only more cost effective but less risky of an investment
Fun fact: that's where they already get 41% of the water in the UAE!
We need more laws that will help keep businesses separated from government. A lobbyist shouldn't be allowed to run for office within 10 years of lobbying for a company and vice-versa. Seriously, there are many basic anti-corruption laws that can be passed to prevent corruption and the fact that it continues to not happen is distressing.
That is all completely irrelevant to the context of playing BioForge.
Corporation Makes Empty Promise With No Discernible Change In Behavior
Seriously, is anyone else buying this garbage?
Call me when Linux natively supports all the software I use on a daily basis.
Hi, I too have impossible to meet standards and demands! That's what makes me so cool and unique! #EveryWintardEver
EoL isn't the real issue here, the issue is you are going to become a prime target for malware authors.
I'm very interested in your situation. Buggy in WINE too? Also, have you considered building up a minimalist Win7PE environment to run in a VM in Linux? It's quite possible to construct a purpose built Windows environment that can be isolated in VM that never needs to be updated or run antivirus.
What you are forgetting is that these cards are all SVGA output only. If the monitor accepts SVGA, it's going to handle the 3:4 aspect ratio just fine.
No.
Intel should show a bit of appreciation and donate like... ten million to a large pool of unfunded/underfunded open source software projects (especially projects with kernels that had to make fixes). Frankly, it would be a good PR move in the wake of their eternally shitty chips and make less people hate them.
As for me, I still know they are anti-competitive rat bastards and will keep buying AMD.