The Amish are an exception, one of the rare ones (along with the handful of protected, isolated tribes). The rule is that a technologically inferior group will get rolled over by a technologically superior one for the…
And lose the performance gains of multi-channel memory access. A minor issue of CPU performance, but devastating for IGPs. But I suppose when one has to amputate, not being able to run a marathon isn't really a blocking…
>unstable chunk of desert. Ain't dictating anything. You're the ones with the guns all over who's doing that (and shaping said instability in the first place).
Well, it was called the "British Empire" up til recently (or still is, according to Mark Curtis)...
I am aware of weir hydraulics and no one is denying the hazard they create. I am saying that everything generates a hazard and managing it is always going to be required. That said, any structure spanning the width of a…
Not be insensitive to death, but this not really a damning case against the structure itself. Hazards to swimmers are pretty common and can happen with any hydraulic structure and often without. Especially in the latter…
no u
I typed Pentax (a pumps brand) for the least mentioned Italian brands question. It insisted that it's the Japanese cameras brand. The aesthetics are nice, but I think the idea of the game itself is seriously flawed.
> Many NOOMBYs consider local dams indispensable ties to their community’s past; in Billerica, some town officials have objected to the demolition of the Talbot Mills Dam on the grounds that “it has long served as a…
This is an issue of trajectories. Perception of Canada and France has not shifted significantly in the observation period; the US dropped by an unambiguous 38%. So it's not about what the US was, it's about what it's…
I suppose the disagreement here is on the scope of “rendering.”
Why is it “impossible”? If you mean that a rendered frame has to reside in the graphics memory before being sent to the display, then I think that was the case even when software rendering was a thing. If you mean…
Because as much as I often wish that it didn't, the past exists...
Qgis is a pretty useful software and a great OSS project, but I wouldn't go as far as putting that low. That honour goes to GDAL/OGR, PROJ, et all. QGIS is more of a slab/deck that links all those foundations together.
You're forgetting QGIS's own plugin ecosystem, which afaik doesn't prohibit slo-... err, vibe and assisted-coded contributions. Although that would probably change of the AI-assisted spam shifted over to it.
Wait till you see how many taps it takes to access the equivalent list on the Play Store...
> I was ridiculed by my friends for that. The sad part about the privacy discourse is that people not only don't care, but they would argue for the invading party. And I am not talking about your average teenager…
LG was caught abusing (although it's hard to argue that it isn't intended behaviour) Windows automatic installation of hardware-related software to install adware. Doesn't take too many tinfoil wraps around one's head…
>Generic mass spying. Like PRISM, Boundless Informant, Stellar Wind, etc?
> They'll spy on users usage habits, and likely backdoor their OS for the feds, but they won't individually exfil your browser cookies and steal money from your bank account. What’s the difference between backdooring…
Weird Al - Word Crimes
I love LO and I appreciate the love they are giving to Arabic speakers, but that "متال" is killing me!
But how are they going stuff them chokeful of intrusive bloatware then?
Yes. Perhaps pushing sophisticated models that require validation, on users who most definitely won't (and the whole premise of the model itself is that it spares them work) was a bad idea...
Yes, but did they _pinky promise?_
The Amish are an exception, one of the rare ones (along with the handful of protected, isolated tribes). The rule is that a technologically inferior group will get rolled over by a technologically superior one for the…
And lose the performance gains of multi-channel memory access. A minor issue of CPU performance, but devastating for IGPs. But I suppose when one has to amputate, not being able to run a marathon isn't really a blocking…
>unstable chunk of desert. Ain't dictating anything. You're the ones with the guns all over who's doing that (and shaping said instability in the first place).
Well, it was called the "British Empire" up til recently (or still is, according to Mark Curtis)...
I am aware of weir hydraulics and no one is denying the hazard they create. I am saying that everything generates a hazard and managing it is always going to be required. That said, any structure spanning the width of a…
Not be insensitive to death, but this not really a damning case against the structure itself. Hazards to swimmers are pretty common and can happen with any hydraulic structure and often without. Especially in the latter…
no u
I typed Pentax (a pumps brand) for the least mentioned Italian brands question. It insisted that it's the Japanese cameras brand. The aesthetics are nice, but I think the idea of the game itself is seriously flawed.
> Many NOOMBYs consider local dams indispensable ties to their community’s past; in Billerica, some town officials have objected to the demolition of the Talbot Mills Dam on the grounds that “it has long served as a…
This is an issue of trajectories. Perception of Canada and France has not shifted significantly in the observation period; the US dropped by an unambiguous 38%. So it's not about what the US was, it's about what it's…
I suppose the disagreement here is on the scope of “rendering.”
Why is it “impossible”? If you mean that a rendered frame has to reside in the graphics memory before being sent to the display, then I think that was the case even when software rendering was a thing. If you mean…
Because as much as I often wish that it didn't, the past exists...
Qgis is a pretty useful software and a great OSS project, but I wouldn't go as far as putting that low. That honour goes to GDAL/OGR, PROJ, et all. QGIS is more of a slab/deck that links all those foundations together.
You're forgetting QGIS's own plugin ecosystem, which afaik doesn't prohibit slo-... err, vibe and assisted-coded contributions. Although that would probably change of the AI-assisted spam shifted over to it.
Wait till you see how many taps it takes to access the equivalent list on the Play Store...
> I was ridiculed by my friends for that. The sad part about the privacy discourse is that people not only don't care, but they would argue for the invading party. And I am not talking about your average teenager…
LG was caught abusing (although it's hard to argue that it isn't intended behaviour) Windows automatic installation of hardware-related software to install adware. Doesn't take too many tinfoil wraps around one's head…
>Generic mass spying. Like PRISM, Boundless Informant, Stellar Wind, etc?
> They'll spy on users usage habits, and likely backdoor their OS for the feds, but they won't individually exfil your browser cookies and steal money from your bank account. What’s the difference between backdooring…
Weird Al - Word Crimes
I love LO and I appreciate the love they are giving to Arabic speakers, but that "متال" is killing me!
But how are they going stuff them chokeful of intrusive bloatware then?
Yes. Perhaps pushing sophisticated models that require validation, on users who most definitely won't (and the whole premise of the model itself is that it spares them work) was a bad idea...
Yes, but did they _pinky promise?_