So, basically your're telling me we can capture images in 365 Gigapixels now. Okay, I want a monitor to display this, a video card(s) to render textures that size and of course a new Cry engine to run video games in at this resolution (at 60fps!). Meanwhile, I hope I never have kids who want to go to college 'cause I'm putting all my savings towards that equipment...
I really think "Airplane mode" should be renamed something else ("Battery saving mode"?), I use it all the time as a battery saving function when I still need to access my phone for other purposes and it gives me massive battery increase.
Sergey Aleynikov, 45, was also acquitted on one count of unlawful duplication, according to Reuters. [...]. Sergey Aleynikov was also acquitted of unlawful duplication.
I was more asking if the devices being used are even remotely close to being capable of speeds of 100mph. Since it's only approval for Amazon in this one instance and the FAA isn't giving open season to everyone, I was wondering what Amazon's hardware is capable of.
Is the less than 100 mph limit really necessary? And if so, how soon until those speeds are safe enough for the limit to be removed? I mean, if we have the capability to safely use >100mph drones for deliveries of any sort, we should be doing so immediately.
The U.S. Postal Service is the only government agency that generates its own money and doesn't get funding from taxes. I fail to see how no cost to taxpayers is more expensive/costly than...whatever you're implying (that FedEx and UPS be allowed to carry regular mail? 3 mailmen a day is less invasive, seriously?!).
Pretty much my thought. I'm worried I might have to look somewhere else to buy cheap plastic crap in the shape of expensive-looking things, but more adequately priced. America has always turned to China (and other Asian countries) to sell us cheap plastic crap, why are people trying to ruin the arrangement?
No, I don't mind Fox missing. I abhor that network, and I'm no longer a Dish subscriber. I simply don't have enough fucks left to give at the end of the day to still care about Dish screwing over its customers based on principles alone.
You don't mind Dish doing the same thing to Fox as AMC and Adult Swim because you're off?
Exactly. Dish subscribers should vote with their wallet like I did.
I guess the fact that I said I didn't mind the Fox News thing was confusing, but I had already dropped them when they cut Turner networks. I did watch AMC and Adult Swim and was pissed off. Now, I stream/download while I decide if I want DirecTV.
You may still wind up with those problems of certain networks being unavailable. Dish gets into spats with providers all the time and doesn't back down easily. I don't mind the current Fox News debacle, but losing AMC (a while ago) and then Adult Swim (among others) for periods of time drove me off.
There's gotta be an award for you for derailing a story about forced decryption into a discussion of evolutionary biology. Or maybe it's better deserved by kruach aum...
Amnesty International was founded in London in 1961. I have no idea what that that paragraph was from, Googling bits and pieces of it and "Amnesty International 1954" yielded nothing. But given how long an nonsensical that last sentence was, I'm guessing you're just manufacturing bullshit.
Yeah, this. If it weren't for genetic modification, the world would have reached its carrying capacity for humans ages ago. This is what I hate about the debate about GMOs: all the damned ignorance and fundamental misunderstanding of the term "genetically modified".
Course, most of that frustration holds true for many other debates as well.
What, everything didn't go 100% according to plan in a groundbreaking attempt to land a probe on a comet? Quick, let's easily write off the whole endeavor to seem cool!
Pshh, of course it's easy to make a winning dance about tornadoes. I think the dance of mayonnaise should have won hands-down. Clearly, the judges are Miracle-whip fanboys.
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So, basically your're telling me we can capture images in 365 Gigapixels now. Okay, I want a monitor to display this, a video card(s) to render textures that size and of course a new Cry engine to run video games in at this resolution (at 60fps!).
Meanwhile, I hope I never have kids who want to go to college 'cause I'm putting all my savings towards that equipment...
This.
I really think "Airplane mode" should be renamed something else ("Battery saving mode"?), I use it all the time as a battery saving function when I still need to access my phone for other purposes and it gives me massive battery increase.
Sergey Aleynikov, 45, was also acquitted on one count of unlawful duplication, according to Reuters. [...]. Sergey Aleynikov was also acquitted of unlawful duplication.
Meanwhile, timothy is still at large....
You mean the "special...brand of forensic science" - like DNA and hair analysis - that has proven to be outright fakery?
*squints hard at screen*
I was more asking if the devices being used are even remotely close to being capable of speeds of 100mph. Since it's only approval for Amazon in this one instance and the FAA isn't giving open season to everyone, I was wondering what Amazon's hardware is capable of.
Is the less than 100 mph limit really necessary? And if so, how soon until those speeds are safe enough for the limit to be removed? I mean, if we have the capability to safely use >100mph drones for deliveries of any sort, we should be doing so immediately.
...oh wait.
The U.S. Postal Service is the only government agency that generates its own money and doesn't get funding from taxes. I fail to see how no cost to taxpayers is more expensive/costly than...whatever you're implying (that FedEx and UPS be allowed to carry regular mail? 3 mailmen a day is less invasive, seriously?!).
Text free browsing for when reading people's stupid comments becomes just too much.
Pretty much my thought. I'm worried I might have to look somewhere else to buy cheap plastic crap in the shape of expensive-looking things, but more adequately priced. America has always turned to China (and other Asian countries) to sell us cheap plastic crap, why are people trying to ruin the arrangement?
The bulkiness and usage examples in the article made me believe this is something you don't wear out of your home.
Still more readable than beta!
No, I don't mind Fox missing. I abhor that network, and I'm no longer a Dish subscriber. I simply don't have enough fucks left to give at the end of the day to still care about Dish screwing over its customers based on principles alone.
You don't mind Dish doing the same thing to Fox as AMC and Adult Swim because you're off?
Exactly. Dish subscribers should vote with their wallet like I did.
I guess the fact that I said I didn't mind the Fox News thing was confusing, but I had already dropped them when they cut Turner networks. I did watch AMC and Adult Swim and was pissed off. Now, I stream/download while I decide if I want DirecTV.
You may still wind up with those problems of certain networks being unavailable. Dish gets into spats with providers all the time and doesn't back down easily. I don't mind the current Fox News debacle, but losing AMC (a while ago) and then Adult Swim (among others) for periods of time drove me off.
Dubya's been out of office for 6 years so stop bringing him up when people call out Obama.
If Hitler had won and a successor continued his work, would Hitler no longer to be to blame 6 years after the fact?
There's gotta be an award for you for derailing a story about forced decryption into a discussion of evolutionary biology. Or maybe it's better deserved by kruach aum...
Wow, it's almost like you understood the point the person you were replying to made.
Amnesty International was founded in London in 1961 . I have no idea what that that paragraph was from, Googling bits and pieces of it and "Amnesty International 1954" yielded nothing. But given how long an nonsensical that last sentence was, I'm guessing you're just manufacturing bullshit.
Yeah, this. If it weren't for genetic modification, the world would have reached its carrying capacity for humans ages ago. This is what I hate about the debate about GMOs: all the damned ignorance and fundamental misunderstanding of the term "genetically modified".
Course, most of that frustration holds true for many other debates as well.
Oh, and it's the same airline company that lost a whole plane under very suspicious circumstances a few month's prior.
That's gotta be the biggest red herring in the whole debate.
Too true.
What, everything didn't go 100% according to plan in a groundbreaking attempt to land a probe on a comet? Quick, let's easily write off the whole endeavor to seem cool!
This is why I'll never purchase a game I haven't already sunk tens of hours into after pirating it first.
Pshh, of course it's easy to make a winning dance about tornadoes. I think the dance of mayonnaise should have won hands-down. Clearly, the judges are Miracle-whip fanboys.