Comment Re: Although unused, not useful (Score 1) 213
When a plane crashes and kills someone, the pilot usually dies.
When a drone kills someone on the ground,the only imapct to operator is via his chart of accounts!
Symmetry has its benefits.
When a plane crashes and kills someone, the pilot usually dies.
When a drone kills someone on the ground,the only imapct to operator is via his chart of accounts!
Symmetry has its benefits.
> BTW, the deficit reductions under Clinton were the direct result of the policies of Reagan and Gingrich.
Bullshit. The Clinton surplus was created by the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, which every single Republican in congress voted against.
Dude : droning on against disbelievers is not helpful to your cause.
Stop the frankenstienish stretched analogies. Some folk here have creative alternatives and are not trolls ; they deserve serious answers.
And yes, they are right about the danger - a sudden gust of wind that lifts a large, twisting, plastic sheet can foul all of a drone's propellors - whether 6 or 16. Which can fly it into a powerline, a soft skull, another drone, or your windshield doing 67 mph.
You do.not.want to be below one of these when it happens in crowded skies.
They used to teach them C/C++. Pointers and memory management would filter the serious people from the "I wanna make games" crowd.
Games are one of the last bastions of C/C++ and raw memory management, so what are you going on about? =)
-ftrapv hasn't worked since at least 2008.
clang -fsanitize=undefined, since signed integer overflow is formally undefined.
The number killed was very approximately 100,000. It is plain that not even the majority could possibly have been military personnel.
Clearly. However, the most important thing is to compare the Bombs to the estimated casualties of Operation Downfall--a hell of a lot more Japanese people would have been killed by the Allied invasion.
Yup, this is a 'free for training purposes' kind of 'free'.
Good for training young raw talent in Pixar's pipeline. Not so good for most other people.
Well, Biogen's drug may have its place but it isn't exactly a Speedy Gonzales, and its side-effects include brain swelling.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ma...
"Wall Street analysts predict could get the drug to market by 2020"
Also, this research is more elegant - it uses your blood's own cleanup cells to fight the plaques, versus injecting you with a foreign antibody like Biogen's does.
The mind boggles....
Corded Wifi!
App Cartridges!
Or, for the ultimate in convenience -- Dial-an-App! Just dial "C","r","a","z","y"," ","B","i","r","d","s" using the convenient 26-character dial to enjoy the latest in fist-pumping, arcade-style gameplay in the expansive 2x60 character display
It made Netscape's open-sourced browser actually work. At a time, when using IE was unpleasant, if not downright dangerous, this is very useful.
It later introduced tabbed browsing via middle-mouse-click -- a major 'productivity booster' (ahem!) for Internet addicts everywhere.
Err, its Wuuuush!?!
Liek reellly.... sum peeple
What the heck is a patent for doing something . . . on a truck . . . doing?
Google "define computer"
Answer: "[...] a person who makes calculations, especially with a calculating machine."
That role was the first to go - the others are just side-effects.
I really would like to see Truecrypt live and usable again. Just in terms of having a great and useful interface/featureset Truecrypt was and hopefully will again be the best crypto out there. Assuming it audits well of course.
Truecrypt inside BTsync would be amazingly powerful.
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The optimum committee has no members. -- Norman Augustine
