Comment Re:Agree or we brick your device (Score 1) 147
This is very much enforceable, similar to click-through EULAs.
Also, overworked courts love arbitration clauses. So good luck getting that clause thrown out.
This is very much enforceable, similar to click-through EULAs.
Also, overworked courts love arbitration clauses. So good luck getting that clause thrown out.
I'd like to see a high-heat alarm that's armed when the car sit buckles are fastened. Bonus if it can connect to the car's alarm.
Yes, yes it shouldn't be needed. It it may be help save a few lives if parents care to use it.
Trump: “I was not at all critical of him. I was not at all. In fact, frankly, he’s complaining about the fact that we’re losing some of the most talented people. They go to Harvard. They go to Yale. They go to Princeton. They come from another country, and they’re immediately sent out. I am all in favor of keeping these talented people here so they can go to work in Silicon Valley.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2016/03/21/donald-trump-flip-flops-then-flips-and-flops-more-on-h-1b-visas/
Any proof/citations that "Obamacare would destroy the quality (not access, but quality) of medical care"?
Also a lot of blacks and hispanics are actually quite conservative. The only reason they are not republicans is that they don't feel particularly welcome in a party
Very few political commentators understand this salient point. They believe minorities are mostly liberal, or just vote for the person that offers the most free stuff. If that were true Bernie would have dominated that demographic, yet the direct opposite happened.
So your argument is that our society treats races no differently? Same expectations? Same justice? Same opportunities, right?
Trump: “I was not at all critical of him. I was not at all. In fact, frankly, he’s complaining about the fact that we’re losing some of the most talented people. They go to Harvard. They go to Yale. They go to Princeton. They come from another country, and they’re immediately sent out. I am all in favor of keeping these talented people here so they can go to work in Silicon Valley.”
I still think anything other than the Nomad is lame.
Will my laptop support hibernate/resume as Windows 98 did?
...then strongly consider purchasing a cheaper phone. Maybe go refurb or buy last years model for instance. But don't get sucked into the constant upgrade cycle that marketing leads us to believe is inevitable.
Well, for example you can use builtwith.com. E.g. http://builtwith.com/adafruit.com
If this is going to be the case, then we need a Systemd specification or RFC maintained by a widely respected committee and multiple implementations should be available.
First, you do realize
The whole 'Java is slow' meme is at least a 15 years passe, try something new.
Java has been doing realtime for over a decade now. In fact the very first JSR was JSR 1: Real-time Specification for Java which began in 1998.
Saying Java is not suitable for realtime due to "unpredictable GC" shows you haven't read much on the topic. Many Java open-source projects guarantee millions of operations per second on the right hardware. Java has a huge HFT community footprint.
Take a look at what http://chronicle.software/ and OpenHFT is doing for instance.
Why not port the Java Virtual Machine, then using the MS widget set/chrome? E.g. RoboVM uses this to run Android Apps on IOS.
Dynamically binding, you realize the magic. Statically binding, you see only the hierarchy.