Comment misery loves company (Score 1) 66
Frustrated incorporated
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Actually I have a master's degree in computer engineering and my job (I say it without shame because I love it) is programmer, with some incursion in real software engineering (UML and things like that).
But I agree, for some reason, actual titles of a degree (engineer, architect) have been put in software for some reasons.
FWIW you can call me a software MD.
In fact Solaris, from the book by Stanisaw Lem, orbits two starts. Probably the reason why it has this orbit is due to a big gelatinous sentient being that creates humans using neutrinos, who knows...
Sadly she has been found dead for real this time. Let's pray for them all.
I don't know what to say, still missing according to Italians... And it almost 6 pm I. Italy.
I don't know what are the Telegraph sources, but the Italian news outlets say that Hannah is still missing, poor girl.
https://www.ansa.it/sicilia/no...
The Otherworld TV series predicted the presence of a Church of Artificial Intelligence. Not a new concept after all.
The left in Spain knows that they will lose in the next election polls, so they try a last resort move.
The left tried it in Italy, with "only" 10,000 euros, and they failed the election miserably.
We are racing toward a world of "dumb terminals" - almost a complete 360 back to the old days of the mainframe and terminal - where the end user has absolutely zero control of their purchase - and worse still, is shelling out monthly payments.
Probably you meant 180 degrees.
In Italy a similar treatment ended up with being declared as a fraud:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
However, that wiki article for the Stamina therapy used in Italy says: "It was found that the cell preparations did not contain any relevant quantities of mesenchymal stem cells". So the stamina therapy didn't actually contain what it was supposed to contain.
I bet that it will end up the same way. The Stamina therapy also has been associated with the hospital of Brescia. The theorist was not, indeed, a doctor, but he graduated in journalism. So in the North Carolina case it is much different but...
Don't you think that they will take this umbilical cord not to cure people or do real research, but to sell it, a thing that cannot be done? In Italy umbilical cord is donated, not sold, voluntarily and only in certain hospitals.
So I think that they may end up in selling water and, as such, a fraud.
In Italy a similar treatment ended up with being declared as a fraud:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
They're still laughing.
But despite having a three and a half years heads-up, SARS did not choose to port its Flash widgets to basic HTML & JS forms, a process that any web developer would describe as trivial
Ok for the time, however porting from Flash+ActionScript to HTML and JS does not seem like a trivial task to do.
Well the nozzles sometime clog, but the internal procedure to clean them up works great.
The ink is very durable, if you don't print much (like me) you don't have to worry about drying of ink.
There is also aftermarket ink that costs less than the original (although I never tried it).
So if you want to print on the cheap, the EcoTank is the way to go. Laser printer is great for its quality though.
No more cartridges, just ink. It costs much more, probably the double of HP printers, but at least I can *just print* without feeling bad for the action.
The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts. -- Paul Erlich