Comment Re: Strong public relations (Score 1) 200
And bring encrypted information to a country that requires you to unencrypt it when you enter is no different that taking it in plain text.
That, or risk being refused entry.
And bring encrypted information to a country that requires you to unencrypt it when you enter is no different that taking it in plain text.
That, or risk being refused entry.
What right to unhindered travel?
Since when was anyone allowed to enter any country they liked and not comply with local laws?
This isn't a guy pushing a rod connected by mechanical linkage to some flaps. Its a guy pushing a joystick which is just 2 sets of POTS that gets translated into a number and fired off to the drone. The drone then checks those numbers and attempts to perform the command.
Congratulation, you just described all modern Airbus commercial aeroplanes after the A320 and the Boeing 777. They're also fly-by-computer
Nah, just have it controlled by a third party limited liability company with very few assets.
$1.6B for paying lawyers.
What does Moore's Law have to do with processing power?
Your 4850 was built on a 55nm process. Current GPU's are 28nm. Mobile processors are down to 14nm. Next year it'll be 10nm
If it's that important for their customers, why don't they send someone to pick the stuff up instead of send it via a third party? Or have Cisco deliver it themselves.
They would be the ones taken to court for giving their customers salmonella because they let anyone be their supplier without checking if they were good until someone complains.
If I hire a guy to build my fence and he doesn't turn up and do it, I'll "fire" him. He's not my employee.
Or they should have just required all their drivers to hold the correct drivers licence.
1.4 + 3.4 = 4.8
Round each of those figures for display and you get 1 + 3 = 5
This was adding the first account after installing Windows, before it had an internet connection.
That wasn't my experience a few months ago when I bought a new laptop with windows 8.1
So unless you're a GPGPU developer, you should buy the card that the application you use was designed for, since the variance in performance is huge, with some GPGPU video encoders performing worse than CPU implementations.
The services that provide the mobile/touchscreen interfaces come from the window manager.
I can install debian on a PC and choose KDE or GNOME as the UI. Each of those desktop environments provide different API's for applications to use.
The operating system is the same - Debian GNU/Linux.
I can also choose to leave the operating system without a desktop environment all together.
You can't argue it's a different operating system when I choose to install a different desktop environment.
For example, having an OS where the process model distinguishes a single foreground process and multiple background processes
You're describing Windows 3.x, Windows 95, 98 and ME. They all distinguished the foreground process from the background ones.
No amount of genius can overcome a preoccupation with detail.
