Comment Re:Yes (Score 1) 603
We need a reasonably coherent language that can be used by âoeordinary programmersâ whose main concern is to ship great applications on time.
-- Bjarne S, Remember the Vasa (2018)
We need a reasonably coherent language that can be used by âoeordinary programmersâ whose main concern is to ship great applications on time.
-- Bjarne S, Remember the Vasa (2018)
Your math is broken too, mate
That 94K figure isn't the yearly value. Your math is broken
" If you invite someone to your party and they don't know anyone and everyone else is friends you could say "I did enough! I invited them, it's up to them now!""
That sounds just like a Seinfeld episode to me
Check out economic fascism/corporatism, which seems to be very relevant for Google and Amazon. The gist is that huge coroprations cooperate with the state(s). Google itself doesn't have to be 'fascist', but if the state involved is, then Google is a contributer to a fascist system. China comes to mind, clearly a fascist/corporative state. IBM's cooperation with nazi Germany is a historical example.
Corporations should not be evil ("Don't be evil", Google's old slogan), but they are as long as they support dictatorships just to make a buck. This goes for almost all multinationals, not just Google and Amazon. It's not as if Egypt and UAE invented their own monitoring HW and SW. They purchased it from us to suppress their own citizens.
BTW, one might argue that mega-corps are 'fascist and or dictatorships' by design. They certainly aren't run as democracies, but have their 'strong man/führer' who runs the show, all in pursuit of the mighty dollar.
I feel the same way, but people seem to be happy with their cell phones, data cap or not. BTW, in some countries, like Finland, there's no data cap. If 5G delivers what it promises, throughput should not be an issue. And Wi-Fi isn't dead yet either
5G is coming soon with big promises about speed and availability. Always-online netbooks is a thing already. Maybe the next generation netbooks will use a non-Intel CPU to save both production costs and power?
If people replace their PCs with a new Internet-enabled device(netbook, glorified cell phone, or something entirely new), sales of Intel CPUs will drop. A lot. It may be the death of both Intel CPUs and Windows OS.
All hail Android? All hail ARM?
Personally, I'm way more interested in getting my hands on an "FPGA in CPU"...
Maybe something like this?
http://www.stretchinc.com/tech...
It's marked troll, but it really wasn't. Look up the patent - 5 engineers + David Rothschild owned it. One of the 5 engineers died a month or so before MH370 went down, the other 4 were on MH370 (along with a bunch of the rest of their company) on a business trip.
I checked, and your story is bullshit.
1) Norway shares borders with Russia. Sweden does not.
2) Ask any eastern european about Russia and communism. They were occupied by Russia for almost half a decade.
Corn ethanol is not very energy efficient. Go for Gen IV nuclear and electric cars.
Transportation related CO2 emissions are the greatest single source of climate change. Makes sense to tax fossil fuel cars and subsidize EVs.
(The rest of you comment is irrelevant to this discussion.)
Transportation is not the greatest single source in the US.
https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissio...
CO2 aside, ships pollute a lot
The Dell has a great keyboard, IMO. The ASUS keyboard was increadibly crappy for a high-end laptop.
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