No, not the summary, lately, digress...
Waste Disposal. Fine for Robots.
Let me be the first * to welcome our new Robot Waste Collector Overlords. Drive buses too.
Basically, the Ralph Cramden and Ed Norton of the robot world is a-okay.
I love reading about this stuff. Space has always been something that amazes me. It will be awesome to see what the future holds as we learn more about what is out there.
Well I can understand, Space is, after all, a huge subject.
And the award for "We had to hire him, he is my brother's wife's nephew and we'll just stick him in the comes up with the most idiotic names on the planet department" (a.k.a. there was not a EXECUTIVE WOMAN in the room when they make these names up room) goes to....
Well, I can understand their cat and mouse bullshit with the media corps, but, what I can't understand:
I live in the US. I travel, a lot, for work, to countries outside the U.S.
Why am I screwed when I take a trip and want something to watch from the service that brandishes itself a media streamer for me, and content I am allowed to stream, just not when from an IP block outside the allowed list?
Sweden is about the size of Texas.
Multiply their rates by 50, nifty, united states, and get a real number.
Hey look, a country 1/50th the size of the US can be way more competitive with infrastructure changes, news at 11.
Its 1500$ a seat, plus $1500 for iOS plus $1500 for Android, PER PERSON. Then another $500 if you want the cache asset server.
So, it could easily be 5k per seat. Now, is that alot? To me no, but I am used to bootstrapping CG workstations that are 3k a pop with 10k worth of software on them.
But when these are things that should not really cause problems i.e. versioning? and that you can't work around with an easy solution like git/hg/perforce, that makes pipeline a little awkward. So when you see software that accomplishes the same workflow sans the hacky ass workarounds, for "less" upfront money? Water flows to the least resistant path.
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No, not the summary, lately, digress... Waste Disposal. Fine for Robots. Let me be the first * to welcome our new Robot Waste Collector Overlords. Drive buses too. Basically, the Ralph Cramden and Ed Norton of the robot world is a-okay.
And they know for 100% they were trading directly with Romans and not a third party who traded with Romans and Ethiopians how exactly?
The video tapes they found at the site?
Why dont you just go listen to Ella Fitzgerald and/or the Ink Spots instead of waiting for them to compile those songs onto "their" soundtrack o.0
Not enough food? America alone could sustain more than half the planet, if not more.
Not enough space? For the 7 billion here? Bullshit.
The facts are plain and simple: No one is willing to donate time, money and resources to make it happen.
Its actually quite the opposite: they devote time, MONEY and resources to KEEP IT THIS WAY.
Open your eyes.
You're right, let's get ahead of the game now and make the minimum wage in LA $1,000/hr. Better yet, do it at the Federal level.
That should solve all the problems, right? Everyone will be rich!
Well it certainly wont solve the hyberbolic dildo sticking out your ass.
By the fucking time they get to the 15$ min in 2020, it will need to be 25$. Why the hell are they playing chase the tail -- oh right, cause money.
I feel you missed the joke. Why so serious?
Damn it I ordered bacon, not pig!
From what I understand, Pizza Hut will charge more for extra coppings.
Correct.
/. article(s) and/or their submitters.
The only thing I know of on a U shaped curve of Awesome and SUCK are
Actually it looks more like an L shape, with the high point being suck.
But I keep coming for the commentary.
Ok, no.
That is not "catching" up that is merely putting a raw graphics adapter canvas in a web browser.
That is not providing API hooks for various system level resources.
That would be a Leeloo Dallas Badaboom.
No kaboom for you.
Nah, Chemistry is a sexy subject.
Its SPACE. its a HUGE subject.
I will use a bigger hammer next time.
I love reading about this stuff. Space has always been something that amazes me. It will be awesome to see what the future holds as we learn more about what is out there.
Well I can understand, Space is, after all, a huge subject.
I think you mean the 90s. Millennials were born in the 80s. What things would they reference? Stuff for 8 year olds?
Not only that, WTF is Systematize?
Seriously, maybe the first project they should run is how to teach native language writing to native language speakers.
And the award for "We had to hire him, he is my brother's wife's nephew and we'll just stick him in the comes up with the most idiotic names on the planet department" (a.k.a. there was not a EXECUTIVE WOMAN in the room when they make these names up room) goes to....
Well, I can understand their cat and mouse bullshit with the media corps, but, what I can't understand:
I live in the US. I travel, a lot, for work, to countries outside the U.S.
Why am I screwed when I take a trip and want something to watch from the service that brandishes itself a media streamer for me, and content I am allowed to stream, just not when from an IP block outside the allowed list?
smh.
But your point is just about the GUI.
Digital meters can be made to look Analog and provide that exact same feedback.
For a super stupid example, the windows task manager in the sys tray shows CPU load via a veritcal bar, exactly like an Analog vertical meter would.
So it seems to be less about the medium and more about the designed controls.
Sweden is about the size of Texas. Multiply their rates by 50, nifty, united states, and get a real number. Hey look, a country 1/50th the size of the US can be way more competitive with infrastructure changes, news at 11.
In (Soviet) Russia, you don't surf Internet, Internet sErfs? you?
Its more than 500$.
Its 1500$ a seat, plus $1500 for iOS plus $1500 for Android, PER PERSON. Then another $500 if you want the cache asset server.
So, it could easily be 5k per seat. Now, is that alot? To me no, but I am used to bootstrapping CG workstations that are 3k a pop with 10k worth of software on them.
But when these are things that should not really cause problems i.e. versioning? and that you can't work around with an easy solution like git/hg/perforce, that makes pipeline a little awkward. So when you see software that accomplishes the same workflow sans the hacky ass workarounds, for "less" upfront money? Water flows to the least resistant path.
Tin foil hat now made out of glass, News at 11.
How, exactly, is 6.5% rampant?