Comment Re:Why are we still talking about this guy? (Score 1, Troll) 63
I think you must be new around here.
I think you must be new around here.
we're still talking about this guy because he fought to release the collective human knowledge which was locked away by by academic bureaucracy and held for ransom to keep a system alive which rewarded those with money and stifled human innovation through exclusivity of said knowledge. His story will go down in the history books, not as a thief who broke into restricted areas and released restricted content, but as the crusader for freedom of human knowledge that he was.
I don't get paid to push buttons. I get paid to know which button to push.
unlike google, this doesn't really work very well.
or you could play the masterpiece, Portal 2. And actually get smarter while you play. So says Stanford et al. http://www.fastcompany.com/303...
why would anyone NOT want to report it?
Magic Leap is not VR. It's a motion sensor.
You're right about that. However, Data scientist is a sexy job to the MBAs right now.
no doubt they showed him some incriminating drone footage of himself.
Though think about it, if you're in public, you're already being recorded. They should need a warrant to drone over your back yard though.
The real fact is, AT&T has abandoned its u-verse expansion. They simply aren't investing anymore money in it aside from advertising.
They offer 18Mbps max a-sync speeds only in areas where the service already exists. They have no further plans to expand service areas.
youtube has known speeedbumps in place thanks to your ISP.
I get 50/10 cable Internet and sometimes It feels slow to me.I can support 5 vudu HDX streams at once and have done 3 before with no buffering.
10Mbps is unbearably slow for modern Internet. I am a consumer. I buy and rent movies from Vudu, M-GO, AmazonVOD, netflix, youtube. I play games from Steam and Origin. It's worth the price to get 50Mbps if it's available. Especially when you have 3 streaming TVs, 4 computers, and 4 phones/tablets.
The definition of that has changed already, pardon the pun.
It now requires roughly 9Mbps to get high quality video.
Vudu HDX is my benchmark.
He was implying the OP is a nuclear shill. Which, if you read his comment history, seems likely.
More like, you've found Earth's only sarlacc pit.
This isn't star trek. I agree paper removes the obstacle to design.
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