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541.
by teilo 8y ago
It likely means a much more profitable product, since they can get the same effect in 1/10th the dose.
542.
by teilo 8y ago
Thus missing the point.
543.
by teilo 8y ago
It looks like the RAM is user-upgradable.
544.
by teilo 8y ago
It's nice that we are finally at a point where PG is the first offering, instead of the "Coming Soon."
545.
by teilo 8y ago
This is what immediately came to mind. The OA missed the fourth reason why his Canary McGuffin wasn't touched: Maybe you, who gave the task, haven't clearly communicated the problem, or the solution you are looking for. Now who is
546.
by teilo 8y ago
Layman's question: Does this have any implications for string theory, given the 10 spacial dimensions in which it operates (if including M-theory)?
547.
by teilo 8y ago
It looks like an old differential gear housing.
548.
by teilo 8y ago
Man, you guys make me feel old.
549.
by teilo 8y ago
Symmetry breaking is an explanation, but we don't know if it's the right explanation. It's just the best we have at present.
550.
by teilo 8y ago
Clickbait.
551.
by teilo 8y ago
The only inroad Oracle has made into my company has been EssBase (a component of their Hyperion platform), and we run that against MSSQL. They keep calling, hoping for more. Last time I told the salesperson: "I will not bring any more
552.
by teilo 8y ago
I stand corrected.
553.
by teilo 8y ago
I understand the difference. All I meant is that in an IRA the trades are not taxed but the withdrawals are. But I see the point here regarding a cash proxy. Full disclosure: I have zero exposure to crypto. Not my cup of tea.
554.
by teilo 8y ago
No, it’s not. It means you don’t pay capital gains when you’re merely exchanging one form of crypto for another. You have not realized any gains until you have converted your crypto into real assets. Converting from one form of crypto to an
555.
by teilo 8y ago
The "people" in this case is Oracle.
556.
by teilo 8y ago
Welcome to Oracle. They make their money off of taking simple things and making them extraordinarily complicated. The JDK is no exception. I tried using nothing but the Oracle website to determine what the terms of usage are, and what the c
557.
by teilo 8y ago
No. You proved my point by demonstrating that you have no idea what they are talking about. You could educate yourself. Go study quantum mechanics and the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. Learn about particle fields, vacuum fluctuations, v
558.
by teilo 8y ago
And… you make my point for me. Thanks. Tell me, does your “supersolid dark mater” also rotate once every 24 hours?
559.
by teilo 8y ago
Yeah, we get it. You believe in the ether. Perhaps you would prefer to call it "the firmament." The only people who believe this are certain fringe (read that pseudoscience) speculators who will never be taken seriously because th
560.
by teilo 8y ago
Yes, the web interface for automatic updates (where the router is responsible for downloading the firmware) is very poor at updates. However, who uses that in the first place? The only method I have ever used is dropping the .npk packages i
561.
by teilo 8y ago
All of this info is available in the system instrumentation, so with the right utility you can see it in real time. I use iStat Menus.
562.
by teilo 8y ago
I have exactly the opposite experience. Mojave is substantially easier on the battery of my 15" 2018 MBP than High Sierra was. One reason (probably not the only reason) is that Mojave is much better at GPU switching, and manages to qui
563.
by teilo 8y ago
Except that, because of NetInstall, it's almost impossible to brick a Mikrotik. If you still have the bootloader, you aren't bricked. And further, there are Mikrotiks for nearly any use case, from <100M to 10G. These things hav
564.
by teilo 8y ago
Thank you for posting this. This is an old classic that I entirely forgot about. I played the hell out of this thing back in the day.
565.
by teilo 8y ago
I can agree with that.
566.
by teilo 8y ago
It is not possible to convince them that they are wrong. The denial of gender differences, or even the existence of gender itself, is practically a religious tenet. It does not yield to science or even common sense.
567.
by teilo 8y ago
I never claimed that intelligence is nothing. I said that the IQ measurement is itself not worth much except as a general guide in fairly broad ranges. Intelligence is certainly something. It is relevant. But it is not precise, and is usefu
568.
by teilo 8y ago
I'm around 150, and I don't consider myself smarter than Feynman. And I'm no savant, am socially well adjusted, and not on the autism scale. This, among many other data points, has led me to question the entire concept of IQ.
569.
by teilo 8y ago
Meh. Not really, at least not in the US. I mean, I suppose you could treat it as sort of a support group if you want to, but for the most part, it's a big social club and not much more. I stayed in for two years, and then didn't b
570.
by teilo 8y ago
This will be just as enforceable as the Do Not Call Registry.

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