This is just pure bullshit. I use different browsers depending on where I happen to be and what computer I happen to use. At no time do I get worse results from Google when using any other browser than Chrome. I am also never pestered by any ads about Chrome.
Their free products were free from their competitors even before they started. Remember Firefox? Open Office? Hotmail? Altavista?
If bomb threats are originating from my IP address, I would imagine society (ie: throough the police authority) would like to see my computer and know more about me. They shouldn't send a class action lawsuit against me, and/or bully me just because a hacker has hijacked my computer.
The problem with this is that "see my computer" must mean "take everything in my house that can store digital information and keep it at the station until the computer forensic guys have time to look at it, likely within the next 6 months."
In this day and age, it's pretty much like taking everything you own...
They don't make any profits, it's a non-profit; they are not allowed to.
It is likely that all this code is free and open software, as is everything else they have released. This makes it difficult to hide their intentions. I have not verified this since the website seemed to be slashdotted.
Now, I'm not an expert in the English language, but I can try:
It means that whenever one pilot pulls his stick (no pun intended), the other pilot won't sense anything in his stick. The other pilot will simply not be aware that the first pilot is doing some (possibly incorrect and fatal) action.
An alternative would be for the sticks to be linked, either mechanically (difficult) or electronically using servo motors (easy and common even in commercial products).
Remember...it used to be considered a FACT that the Earth was flat based on expert's findings.
No. It used to be ASSUMED that the Earth was flat, until people actually started thinking about it and made some observations. It's likely that this happened many thousands of years ago.
Yeah, but often you only have the part number, and can't easily find out who manufactured the component from the part number. Component retailers generally don't stock old or very specialized components, exactly the kind you often need a datasheet for when repairing or hacking on unknown equipment.
Your advice is a bit like, "Why use google to search for information? Go directly to whatever page you're interested in."
Do people really want video stories? I thought it was just the old-media newspapers that pushed them because you can't skip ads as easily in a stream as you can on a website.
It takes ages to sit through a video with someone talking, compared to reading a transcription, so a written story is obviously superior.
I thought that, in capitalist US of A, they were legally required as a company to making bucks. Isn't that what it's all about? Aren't socialism and communism told as horror stories to children? At least that's how it seems from outside when you elect your presidents and representatives.
Do you know that the workers in those factories are required to sleep 8 to 10 people in a dorm room, and they are not allowed to talk or socialize with their roommates?
Nah, the issue is picking a chipset meant for 320x240 pixels and using it with a 640x480 display. The chipset can't even accelerate more than 512x512 pixels and since the bandwidth to the CPU is some slow serial bus, acceleration is necessary to get anything done..
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Swinging from branch to branch in our dense spruce forests could be difficult.
Hey people with modpoints, look what I found! An informative comment at 0!
This is just pure bullshit. I use different browsers depending on where I happen to be and what computer I happen to use. At no time do I get worse results from Google when using any other browser than Chrome. I am also never pestered by any ads about Chrome.
Their free products were free from their competitors even before they started. Remember Firefox? Open Office? Hotmail? Altavista?
Come on, it was absolutely not just the design. Google gave much more relevant search results from the beginning than Altavista ever did.
Hum? Why would it be worse when it's wet?
If bomb threats are originating from my IP address, I would imagine society (ie: throough the police authority) would like to see my computer and know more about me. They shouldn't send a class action lawsuit against me, and/or bully me just because a hacker has hijacked my computer.
The problem with this is that "see my computer" must mean "take everything in my house that can store digital information and keep it at the station until the computer forensic guys have time to look at it, likely within the next 6 months."
In this day and age, it's pretty much like taking everything you own...
Turns out it's that weird wrestling / hand egg game they play in the US.
FTFY
What has changed since the beginning that made OpenBSD less relevant?
They don't make any profits, it's a non-profit; they are not allowed to.
It is likely that all this code is free and open software, as is everything else they have released. This makes it difficult to hide their intentions. I have not verified this since the website seemed to be slashdotted.
Now, I'm not an expert in the English language, but I can try:
It means that whenever one pilot pulls his stick (no pun intended), the other pilot won't sense anything in his stick. The other pilot will simply not be aware that the first pilot is doing some (possibly incorrect and fatal) action.
An alternative would be for the sticks to be linked, either mechanically (difficult) or electronically using servo motors (easy and common even in commercial products).
Yeah, I mean, just look at how crappy everything is in Europe. A democratic disaster. Obviously public schooling is the root of all evil.
Remember...it used to be considered a FACT that the Earth was flat based on expert's findings.
No. It used to be ASSUMED that the Earth was flat, until people actually started thinking about it and made some observations. It's likely that this happened many thousands of years ago.
Yeah, but often you only have the part number, and can't easily find out who manufactured the component from the part number. Component retailers generally don't stock old or very specialized components, exactly the kind you often need a datasheet for when repairing or hacking on unknown equipment.
Your advice is a bit like, "Why use google to search for information? Go directly to whatever page you're interested in."
The question should be rephrased:
How much more do you have to spend on your computer for it to match the power of an XBox 360?
Because today, you already need a computer.
Do you enjoy working for such extremely stiff and bureaucratic companies? :)
I've never had a problem with crazy characters with plain olde SSH. what's the problem?
What the hell, the parent does not deserve a flamebait mod for merely stating an opinion like this!
Do people really want video stories? I thought it was just the old-media newspapers that pushed them because you can't skip ads as easily in a stream as you can on a website.
It takes ages to sit through a video with someone talking, compared to reading a transcription, so a written story is obviously superior.
Yes, that's the point of rare earth magnets. That they are more powerful than normal magnets. I'm glad you understand!
I thought that, in capitalist US of A, they were legally required as a company to making bucks. Isn't that what it's all about? Aren't socialism and communism told as horror stories to children? At least that's how it seems from outside when you elect your presidents and representatives.
Do you know that the workers in those factories are required to sleep 8 to 10 people in a dorm room, and they are not allowed to talk or socialize with their roommates?
They also eat cats and dogs and have yellow skin!
Seems to me that your prices are just as made up. Adding false precision might fool a 10-year old to swallow your argument.
FYI - American workers are the most productive workers in the world. You have no argument for laziness.
Wtf? Do you really believe that? Perhaps in a study from 1942.
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Nah, the issue is picking a chipset meant for 320x240 pixels and using it with a 640x480 display. The chipset can't even accelerate more than 512x512 pixels and since the bandwidth to the CPU is some slow serial bus, acceleration is necessary to get anything done..