Did not not get the part about the two axes? Sure, anyone can add bloatware to Windows, but I think they are hinting that they have added bloatware to the hardware as well.
This is not exactly socialism. When fundamental forces like supply and demand can interact to properly price goods and services markets work most efficiently. This could easily be capitalism when you think about it.
I have been using Linux since I got a copy of TAMU Linux version 1.something in 1993 (mainly because it had X-windows). As I recall, despite much optimism, Linux on the desktop has always been in trouble.
You are making a common mistake. The kilogram is the standard weight, but naming nomenclature is based on the gram:
Names and symbols for decimal multiples and submultiples of the unit of mass are formed by attaching prefix names to the unit name "gram," and prefix symbols to the unit symbol "g."
Need a better unit here. What weighs more than a stone but less than a Mini Cooper? That's the kind of mass unit the average TV news viewer can understand.
I just heard from the evil demon. It is disappointed that you think it even needs rods, cones, and neurons to deceive me. Of course, it almost has me convinced that I am no more than a brain in a jar. What really whips up the water I am floating in is is wondering why the evil demon wants me to believe that black holes are surrounded by something colored like Trump's hair.
Wow. I haven't heard a good "xxx is so fat joke" in decades---and I am still waiting.
By the way, you are so fat that everything appears distorted due to gravitational lensing.
Also, the obligatory maternal insult: Your mother conforms to Planck's law. The greater the frequency with which she screws, the more energetic she gets.
Coincidentally, thanks to the uncertainty principle, you will never know who your father is.
I suppose that this is exactly what separates me from Wile E. Coyote.
Actually, I often have to scrutinize photos sent to me. And, yes, I do often question if things are a hole or just something that appears to be a hole.
Besides, do holes really exist, or are they the absence of something? After all, cold does not exist, it is the absence of heat. Yet, people claim to feel "cold" all of the time.
Is it my ignorance, or is it simply your ignorance reflecting off of me? I am sure that everyone who knows you recognizes your tremendous aurora of utter ineptitude reflecting off of all objects.
You may "know" that there is a black hole at the center of M87, but that is your FAITH in young Master Einstein's theory matching up with some observations. But, in fact, you know nothing. You are simply spouting things you have heard, like a parrot imitating a televangelist.
So, let me know when you get that picture of a black hole (you know, made form the photons that actually come from the black hole forming an image on your photon recording device of choice). In the mean time, learn to keep your mouth shut while the grownups are talking. Besides, I'm sure your supervisor is wondering where the young idiot who mops the floor is goofing off. Better get back to work before you lose this job, just like the countless others.
The "good/cheap/fast---pick any two" paradigm doesn't apply here. It's not a fixed project or product. Rather it's an evolving standard benefiting from the efforts of many, the expenditure of many resources, over long time periods. After all, they are working on c++20!. So, this is not apt.
Sadly, this is hilarious. The year of the Linux desktop will never happen until people pushing for this realize that Linux is not the panacea they profess it is and efforts are made to fix things---not just for the "typical user", but for people who need to get things done for their jobs. Until a large majority of people like engineers (and i'm not talking about software engineers), scientists, and technicians adopt Linux as their daily driver, the "year of the Linux desktop" will always be ridiculed.
Also, it needs to be the year of the Linux LAPTOP, so laptop-related issues like fixing hibernation and sleep-to-hibernation need to work reliably---and not on a select few models. Furthermore, Linux developers need to ditch the attitude of always asking "why do you need to do that" or "do you really need to use that" whenever something isn't working as it would on the same hardware running Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, etc. Ditching the Pythonesque "Dead Parrot" car dealer mentality may help.
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Did not not get the part about the two axes? Sure, anyone can add bloatware to Windows, but I think they are hinting that they have added bloatware to the hardware as well.
Not even it if had APK?
What's the difference between this laptop any any other Windows laptop running Bromium's secure platform and a $1. webcam cover?
This is not exactly socialism. When fundamental forces like supply and demand can interact to properly price goods and services markets work most efficiently. This could easily be capitalism when you think about it.
I have been using Linux since I got a copy of TAMU Linux version 1.something in 1993 (mainly because it had X-windows). As I recall, despite much optimism, Linux on the desktop has always been in trouble.
You are making a common mistake. The kilogram is the standard weight, but naming nomenclature is based on the gram:
Names and symbols for decimal multiples and submultiples of the unit of mass are formed by attaching prefix names to the unit name "gram," and prefix symbols to the unit symbol "g."
from https://www.nist.gov/pml/weigh...
Gigagram is the correct SI unit for this.
Need a better unit here. What weighs more than a stone but less than a Mini Cooper? That's the kind of mass unit the average TV news viewer can understand.
Yo mama is so fat that she would not emit radiation even if the universe cooled to 0K.
This guy gets it.
I just heard from the evil demon. It is disappointed that you think it even needs rods, cones, and neurons to deceive me. Of course, it almost has me convinced that I am no more than a brain in a jar. What really whips up the water I am floating in is is wondering why the evil demon wants me to believe that black holes are surrounded by something colored like Trump's hair.
Wow. I haven't heard a good "xxx is so fat joke" in decades---and I am still waiting.
By the way, you are so fat that everything appears distorted due to gravitational lensing.
Also, the obligatory maternal insult: Your mother conforms to Planck's law. The greater the frequency with which she screws, the more energetic she gets.
Coincidentally, thanks to the uncertainty principle, you will never know who your father is.
I suppose that this is exactly what separates me from Wile E. Coyote.
Actually, I often have to scrutinize photos sent to me. And, yes, I do often question if things are a hole or just something that appears to be a hole.
Besides, do holes really exist, or are they the absence of something? After all, cold does not exist, it is the absence of heat. Yet, people claim to feel "cold" all of the time.
So, let me ask, do you think the lines in this sidewalk are really floating? https://mymodernmet.com/3d-cro...
Certainly is amazing. I just hate the headline.
The orange stuff if the other dimension returning all of the fake news that has fallen into the black hole.
Thanks!
Exactly, there's no truth in advertising!
Is it my ignorance, or is it simply your ignorance reflecting off of me? I am sure that everyone who knows you recognizes your tremendous aurora of utter ineptitude reflecting off of all objects.
You may "know" that there is a black hole at the center of M87, but that is your FAITH in young Master Einstein's theory matching up with some observations. But, in fact, you know nothing. You are simply spouting things you have heard, like a parrot imitating a televangelist.
So, let me know when you get that picture of a black hole (you know, made form the photons that actually come from the black hole forming an image on your photon recording device of choice). In the mean time, learn to keep your mouth shut while the grownups are talking. Besides, I'm sure your supervisor is wondering where the young idiot who mops the floor is goofing off. Better get back to work before you lose this job, just like the countless others.
If it cannot be imaged, you do not have an image of a black hole. Rather, you have an image of something other than a black hole.
I reflect light. Black holes do not. I submit you cannot photograph a black hole because it is, after all, a black hole.
Is it really a picture of a black hole, or is it just a picture of the stuff surrounding something purported to be a black hole?
That's very interesting! Cannot wait to see it implemented.
The syntax isn't that bad. I just wish they would do away with the header files, or at least make using them optional.
The "good/cheap/fast---pick any two" paradigm doesn't apply here. It's not a fixed project or product. Rather it's an evolving standard benefiting from the efforts of many, the expenditure of many resources, over long time periods. After all, they are working on c++20!. So, this is not apt.
Sadly, this is hilarious. The year of the Linux desktop will never happen until people pushing for this realize that Linux is not the panacea they profess it is and efforts are made to fix things---not just for the "typical user", but for people who need to get things done for their jobs. Until a large majority of people like engineers (and i'm not talking about software engineers), scientists, and technicians adopt Linux as their daily driver, the "year of the Linux desktop" will always be ridiculed.
Also, it needs to be the year of the Linux LAPTOP, so laptop-related issues like fixing hibernation and sleep-to-hibernation need to work reliably---and not on a select few models. Furthermore, Linux developers need to ditch the attitude of always asking "why do you need to do that" or "do you really need to use that" whenever something isn't working as it would on the same hardware running Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, etc. Ditching the Pythonesque "Dead Parrot" car dealer mentality may help.