Those are essentially the only barrier to success. Developing those might take a while. Maybe even another century. But saying it's never going to happen??? What are you guys expecting? MAD? Rapture? The sun going supernova? Teleportation devices? Fuck, you disappoint me.
Maybe we just know something you don't know. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
These statistics are skewed by sampling error, of course, since we know the best place to read Slashdot is from work...
Unlike slashdot, which writes everything in code on paper and has mute gnomes who it in a locked vault.
Actually, the mute gnomes hand off the coded papers through an airlock to blind gnomes, who then store them in the locked vault.
Hey! That's the same password I have on my chastity belt!
You've changed, man. It used to be about the music!
Or, wait...what was Slashdot about waaay back in the 900,000 range of UIDs?
You won't even be allowed to possess the sixth version of this Nexus phone on the planet Earth. It will only be for use in the off-world colonies.
Special Verizon squads have orders to destroy, upon detection, any Nexus Six phone. This is called "retirement," and is not covered under warranty.
Better suggestion: Use fakenamegenerator and come up with something that doesn’t look like an obviously bogus profile.
" Andre-are you at work today? Gimme a call - 301-555-5555. Gerry" You think Gerry's not already getting a call from someone looking to cash in, or who just thinks they're being funny?
How many of these numbers still ring up the person who carried the device in 2001? Probably not many. Vanishingly small number, in fact. This was before the whole cell phone number portability thing. I don't think I have a single phone number from 2001 that is still in use for me.
Wrong Answer Folks - Atom = 32bit CPU
Except when it doesn't. Current Atom offerings include the 32-bit, no-hyperthreading Z-series aimed for UMPCs, the 32-bit, hyperthreading N-series aimed for netbooks, and the 64-bit, hyperthreading, single-core 200-series aimed for "nettops", and the 64-bit, hyperthreading, dual-core 300-series aimed also aimed for "nettops".
That's not true at all. You can't use plugins with VSE, but you can certainly use 3rd party libraries.
Plus if you use C#, you can do pretty much anything in VSE, including making games using XNA.
Seriously mozilla, I'm rapidly losing faith in you.
We already have SVG fonts. Why exactly do we need ANOTHER one?
Fix the abomination your browser has turned into and focus on the reason you exist. Its got to the point where IE is going to be less bloated than Firefox.
You've got PLENTY of bugs to fix already, and you can't even agree with anyone on existing compatibility issues.
We don't want more features, we want Firefox to stop running like Navigator did in the late 90s.
Are you trying to become another Novell? Once a respectable company with a good product, but now a has been with nothing of real value to offer? Stop fragmenting the web, we don't need another freaking font format.
FOCUS.
again
FOCUS
Before you become obsolete, of course, with Chrome, it may well be too late.
Any security focused organization that doesn't listen to its people on the ground is failing at its mission. Not to mention that an inability to provide feedback is a good way to kill moral in an organization.
Well, yes, and I think this is the most apt description I've read so far of the TSA.
They are failing at their mission, which is supposed to be "protecting the Nation’s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce." They are actually restricting the movement of people and commerce, and without increasing the protection of either.
And I can't think of a job with lower morale. People hate you, your job is boring repetition, and it serves no actual purpose. Plus no one higher up cares about the problems or inefficiencies you see day-to-day.
Work without a vision is slavery, Vision without work is a pipe dream, But vision with work is the hope of the world.
