Hmm. I have a feeling that the next recession due to high oil prices (this year or next) is not going to change anything. Not as long as Koch and Exxon control almost 50% of the public opinion and the US doesn't experience a clearly climate related disaster like Russia last year.
It says pretty clearly that the baseband functionality that's in the tower base today needs to go into a data center with a high speed fiber connection to the transceiver, which is what the cube is.
Is anybody else annoyed by the "There is a CD with a software update in the drive" or some such when you leave the installation CD in? Can you please turn that off Canonical? This just begs for an exploit.
The autobahn is the safest road in Germany in terms of person-km. The mandatory driving school includes x hours of supervised autobahn or similar driving.
Gallons/100 miles would make a lot more sense in the US too because it's linear. It has been shown that mpg numbers mislead consumers, basically because an improvement of x mpg means much more at lower mileage numbers.
Any kind of media production that appeals more to the brainy folks will bring fewer advertising dollars than shows for morons who will buy anything they see on TV. Hence the downward spiral for commercial TV. American Idol, Glenn Beck, Big Brother... that's what the advertisers like. Fodder for consumers.
Only buy a device that's open or that has been permarooted, i.e. where a hack is available to overwrite the bootloader. Then load your own OS and disable OTA updates.
Just my thought. This is exactly along the lines of "the earth has been cooling for 10 years" after the spike in 1998, OK, we just had the warmest year in history again, so chances are that the average over the next couple of years is going to be lower just like after '98. That doesn't change the fact that the long term average is going up.
Meteorology and climatology are completely different sciences. The former tries to predict a chaotic system. The latter is trying to pin down the right parameters for an utterly simple model: a blackbody. Oh and the global temperature is tracking almost exactly on the AR1 "business as usual" prediction from 1990.
Hmm. I have a feeling that the next recession due to high oil prices (this year or next) is not going to change anything. Not as long as Koch and Exxon control almost 50% of the public opinion and the US doesn't experience a clearly climate related disaster like Russia last year.
O rly?
And here I was thinking that the main reason for buying oil from the bad guys is that it's cheaper than locally produced oil.
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And even if that doesn't help it'll be easy to design a filter that removes the spatial frequencies they use. Or a small median filter.
It says pretty clearly that the baseband functionality that's in the tower base today needs to go into a data center with a high speed fiber connection to the transceiver, which is what the cube is.
Is anybody else annoyed by the "There is a CD with a software update in the drive" or some such when you leave the installation CD in?
Can you please turn that off Canonical? This just begs for an exploit.
+10,000
Yes. He should buy Facebook now.
Slashdot doesn't have pics of hot chicks.
Come on, it's totally not like the movie. Everything is wireless and portable in reality.
This is exactly how I feel. What in the world would make you want to be a purveyor of obviously one sided misinformation?
Money?
What took you so long? I've avoided them for several years now. They have some nice TVs, but no thanks.
The autobahn is the safest road in Germany in terms of person-km. The mandatory driving school includes x hours of supervised autobahn or similar driving.
Gallons/100 miles would make a lot more sense in the US too because it's linear. It has been shown that mpg numbers mislead consumers, basically because an improvement of x mpg means much more at lower mileage numbers.
It's a simple parallel hybrid, not diesel-electric.
Morbidly obese people invariably drive old cheap American cars or trucks. They don't fit into European cars.
Any kind of media production that appeals more to the brainy folks will bring fewer advertising dollars than shows for morons who will buy anything they see on TV. Hence the downward spiral for commercial TV. American Idol, Glenn Beck, Big Brother... that's what the advertisers like. Fodder for consumers.
There will be many gamblers ("investors") who believe before seeing it.
Maybe you can turn the bacterial biomass into food.
Its home is now Corel. I don't think the supernova will have any effect on it.
Oh and MS Word sucks in comparison.
Only buy a device that's open or that has been permarooted, i.e. where a hack is available to overwrite the bootloader.
Then load your own OS and disable OTA updates.
Just my thought. This is exactly along the lines of "the earth has been cooling for 10 years" after the spike in 1998, OK, we just had the warmest year in history again, so chances are that the average over the next couple of years is going to be lower just like after '98. That doesn't change the fact that the long term average is going up.
Meteorology and climatology are completely different sciences.
The former tries to predict a chaotic system. The latter is trying to pin down the right parameters for an utterly simple model: a blackbody.
Oh and the global temperature is tracking almost exactly on the AR1 "business as usual" prediction from 1990.
Reading a megabyte or so from disk to RAM doesn't take longer than a couple milliseconds.
Consumer electronics device vendors aren't always great with updates.
But Android devices are generally pretty good. Google wins again.