Comment Re:Asking a question for a friend (Score 1) 29
2GeV - if you'd had some X-ray film in your pocket, you'd probably get a nice X-ray of your ass if you'd stand close to it. Might even be slightly overexposed, depending on your weight.
2GeV - if you'd had some X-ray film in your pocket, you'd probably get a nice X-ray of your ass if you'd stand close to it. Might even be slightly overexposed, depending on your weight.
The container's dimension are 209cm * 185cm * 87cm and its' mass is 850kg, because antiprotons -just like everything else- are metric.
Bender already did it.
"DEATH TO HUMANS!"
What ever has happened to the Voight-Kampff-test?
Yes, but this is not the data protection or consumer's rights authority investigating but the antitrust watchdog. Completely different department. In which way publishers and/or Apple are allowed to track users is a different matter. Here it is about Apple tracking them while keeping the data and their monetarization for itself.
> It's designed for AI systems that run entirely offline like smart kiosks, healthcare assistants and traffic flow analysis, along with Edge AI vision and sensing systems.
Yes. Typical Arduino use cases, obviously.
You are aware that nails, screws and adhesives are for completely different load profiles? You can't just replace one with other or you'll end up with an under- or overdefined static system. (Overdefined is just as bad - even worse.)
I, for one, am quite sure it is going to be an alarm clock-fly swatter-combination with an optional immersive anemometer. Anthing else is just unqualified guessing, if not gossip.
Friend of mine, a quite serious, intelligent guy, non-technical used to be a convinced audiophile. In a discussion I asked him how his "audiophile" equipment could make recorded music sound more "realisitic" when there was no "audiophile" equipment used to record it because no studio in the world follows audiophile "standards" through the whole production chain, assuming that this sort of tech even axisted at the time of recording (which it didn't, most of the time). So, to make a difference his audiophile machinery would have to add somethig that was not there at the time of recording thus altering the sound. Which makes the whole audiophile idea collapse. I could see his world crush in his face and he never mentioned audiophillistery ever again.
It will as soon as with the next rolling upgrade be integrated as "systemd.bsodd". It might break boot, logging, TCP/IP routing and power off, will require all system configs to be encoded in cuneiform, but realistically there's no alternative because the old DRM panic screen is obsolete and beyond maintainability.
Certainly not, because you'll be busy praising your supreme moral ground, telling everyone how much better you think you are and being a general twat.
"We need these things because some people no longer do the right thing even when you've got them on video."
What for? If people don't give a fuck you might as well do without.
because 16k will be the next big thing.
If you're relying on Amazon for anything, you've had it coming, IMO. There are other sources for ebooks and readers. I've got around 1.500 paper books but I'm not going to buy any more of them if there's an ebook edition. Physical books are way too heavy to justify their exclusive use. And let's not even start with travelling with sufficient reading material for two or three weeks...
Guess, whom I view as a giant dick peeking out of a polo shirt...
Ya'll hear about the geometer who went to the beach to catch some rays and became a tangent ?