Why wouldn't they be allowed to take the Android source code and make their own OS out of it?
As a matter of fact they can collaborate with Google on this... If I'm not mistaken it's called a "Community" which consists of "Collaborators".
And you would trust China to Collaborate? I don't think I would. I could however, see Chinese engineers take the existing, available AndroidOS source, ad in some goodies, and notpublish the source changes.
Creative Computing Mag had a huge impact on my Software dev career as well. I started out with a hobby computer back in 1978 (SOL-20, and yes, I'm old
Recently, there was a dicussion with my cube-mates regarding the books that had the greatest impact of their development skills. The first book I pulled out was my K&R C book (2nd Ed or something), and then I brought in my copy of Creative Computing's Book of 101 Basic Computer Games (Microcomputer edition).
If this passes, I wonder how long it will take before the government mandates ID for ALL cash purchases? Y'know, just to ensure YOUR safety (only trying to help, and all)
Botnets are starting to target and infect routers and DSL modems. Scary, and a possible trend. [...] it won’t matter if PCs are disinfected, swapped out, or replaced with iPads, the bad guys are still control because they own the network below
Disclaimer: University of Michigan Solar Car Team alum
Cool, someone who knows this stuff (I don't). So given the following numbers from TFA:
The silicon-wire arrays absorb up to 96 percent of incident sunlight at a single wavelength and 85 percent of total collectible sunlight.
and
The silicon wire arrays created by Atwater and his colleagues are able to convert between 90 and 100 percent of the photons they absorb into electrons
and
High absorption plus good conversion makes for a high-quality solar cell
And if the current efficiency is around 40%, my two questions are:
In essence, I'm asking:
I am an idealist at heart, so the idea of breakthrough efficiency levels in solar energy has my mind running a million "what if"s! I just can't imagine all that would be possible with that type of enery available to us.
Oh, but when it comes to a cop, they better be more than perfect.
Should they be perfect or "more than perfect"? No, but I would hope that they are better at demonstrating an adherence to the very law(s) that they strive to uphold, and better at putting practices and policies for that purpose.
The theory is that these are officers of the law. They represent The Law. Y'know, serve and protect, uphold the law
I imagine that there are very defined practices for storing or securing service revolvers while both on and off duty. Which is where they'd see that 74 percent, or 179 guns, were lost "because officers did not properly secure them". And also, why the DHS did not have "specific procedures and policies in place regarding firearms".
In this case, the DHS itself is not holding itself to a higher ideal. I can't imagine what policy would say that keeping your weapon in a lunch box constitutes good practice or "reasonable care".
sigh
Another site I read mentioned that it's blocked in the AdBlock Plus EasyPrivacy subscription. https://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions
I added that subscription and it worked like a charm
While I can't say that this is a solved problem, it does appear to be a common one, particularly where it's cold / snowy. I'm betting not too many people from Arizona are in on a solution.
This person has prototyped a solution for LED vehicle lights as well as traffic lights (makes sense as they suffer from the same problem) - heated traffic light lens
You mean, something to the effect that he was a normal, healthy, happy boy before he got the vaccine. Then he got sick right after the vaccine, and subsequently developed the signs and symptoms associated with autistic behaviour?
From the Canadian public health agency:
"Thimerosal is a mercury-based preservative used in many vaccines. In large concentrations, or over extended periods of exposure, mercury can cause damage to the brain and the kidneys."
"Nevertheless, NACI has recommended a long-term goal of removing thimersol from vaccines, provided that safe alternatives to this preservative can be found. This will help to reduce unnecessary environmental exposure to mercury."
While it is smart PR to state that there is no "proven" link, Kids are nevertheless getting caught in the grip of this poison. It is to me, somewhat telling that the agency is pushing for the removal of Mercury in these drugs. Me, I'm sort of a fan of not having mercury voluntarily injected into either myself or my child.
If a subordinate asks you a pertinent question, look at him as if he had lost his senses. When he looks down, paraphrase the question back at him.
