What they REALLY need to do to prevent ebola outbreaks in the first place is to get over their illogical social moires and accept cremation as being an acceptable alternative to burial for ebola victims.
I totally agree.
Adjusting to the US business culture of "Don't offend anyone even with the truth" thing took a LOT of getting used to when I emigrated to the US from England about 12 years ago. Not least because I don't actually agree with the sentiment.
I'm fairly sure I still unintentionally offend people sometimes by saying stuff that would be considered perfectly polite in the UK.
Unfortunately the most successful reporters are the ones that sold out their professionalism on their first day.
A sensationalist headline and article easily trumps a sane, balanced and informative one in attracting views/viewers therefore money. Welcome to the new age.
systemd doesn't reduce complexity, all it does is hide it away where you can't see it anymore (even if you need to).
>> If you're a Linux fan, I'd be surprised if the only reason you like Linux is it's script-based init system.
For me at least, its not the only reason but its certainly one of the big benefits. I like being able to non-ambiguously see and control exactly what is really going on, and to even be able to run those scripts individually in a sandbox if I want.
I also really like plaintext system log files, having to now use some commandline tool to continually create them first is nothing but a giant pain in the ass.
For me at least, Systemd takes a lot of simplicity and usability away, with nothing even close to a correspondingly sized gain in other benefits.
...except the difference here is that we're talking about someone's life not just a few bucks, and also the doctors didn't say they couldn't do it for the money, they misdiagnosed it the first time, then just said they couldn't do it at all.
Is ist just me or is anyone else actually concerned that a have-a-go engineer can apparently quite easily achieve significantly bettr results than a team of so-called expert doctors in their own field?
The occulus team have put a massive amount of resource and effort into identifying and minimizing motion blur, input lag, head tracking lag and other artifacts that cause nausea and other subconcious effects that make their unit less useable and/or realistic.
Consequently there is literally no way that you do or even could ever get the same experience just from strapping a phone to your head. This is yet another example of sloppy unprofessional reviewing based on only the most superficial and immediately apparent aspects of the product.
Because anyone with a masters degree in computing could be earning double or triple what teachers get paid.
I'm ignoring you from now on because you're completely clueless at least about EU history.
WW1 was actually caused by stress about the balance of political power between the "Great Power" countries (i.e. the majority) in Europe.
WW2 was directly caused by Germany invading Poland, a result of the rise of the Nazi party (who were elected by a majority coalition).
...because WW1 and WW2 was really all about enforcing christianity.
_SO_ NOT.
>> They launched an assault on both sites at once, killed all the terrorists
Thanks goodness that the bad guys in the middle didn't think to duck.
>> You can make the exact same argument about the varying factions including ISIS
I disagree. ISIS's entire objective is to set up an ISLAMIC state. The IRA weren't ever trying to set up a catholic state, just an independent one.
>> Pandora is 99.65% accurate at picking music I like
wow thats amazing. personally I find its only about 25% sucessful at that. My own experience (only of the free version) is that it refuses to stay with whatever band or even genre I actually selected as a channel.
>> False, False, false, false
Really? so either the crusades did not occur 1k years ago, or multiple fatalities of innocent people from islamic terrorist attacks are not happening daily?
Perhaps you'd share where in the new testament is all this?
dude the old testament bible hasn't hardly been relevant let alone dictated the tenets of modern Christianity for over 2000 years. Its what Jesus was all about.
One way to make your old car run better is to look up the price of a new model.
