Re: Psych out the psyche-less?
No, all the pictures of forests with tanks on them were taken on a sunny day, and all the pictures of forests without tanks in them on a cloudy day, so the AI learned the difference between sunny and cloudy forests.
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Unlike your example of Concord, which would be almost impossible to return to operational status (see the trials of getting Vulcan XH558 to fly again), there is a chance that one or both of these systems may live again.
Whilst the British Concordes were left to rot outside, or had the wings chopped off to transport them to museums, the French have kept one of theirs in a hanger in flight condition, regularly running up the hydraulics systems to keep them in order. One day they'll fly her again to make one last attempt to steal the glory of this mainly British technology.
Check for sockets and pipework on both sides of the wall, in a line vertically or horizontally for where you want to drill, as that is how they tend to run. Although at some point I fully expect to find some diagonal wiring/pipework that someone thought was a good idea.
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Nothing in 3.8 stands out as a must have, or even more than mildly useful. Where progress is desperately needed is in threading, which sucks on Python due to the Global Interpreter Lock. Yes there is multiprocessing, which is just about usable on Linux, but completely hopeless on forkless Windows.
I've got dozens of Raspberry Pis with web servers providing anything from temperature data to video streams. Many of these are older slower models that https will put an increased burden on, so I neither want to or need to do this. They are only ever accessed on the local network or via my routers VPN, so there is no security benefit. Any browser which prevents me accessing my own systems will be unceremoniously dumped.
Have you seen this? C-plus-Equality
Meanwhile, O2 said it will reduce the monthly price of its out-of-contract customers to the equivalent 30-day SIM-only deal. This will apply to its direct customers only, but O2 will discuss options for customers who take out O2 contracts with third-party retailers.
i.e. If you bought the phone through someone like Carphone Warehouse, phone up O2 when your contract ends to ensure you don't get overcharged.
No the primary aim is to allow selective load shedding when wind and solar aren't available and the grid starts to fall over, which is going to happen more frequently with increasing reliance on renewables.
Instead of the situation which happened recently, of everyone in large parts of the country experiencing blackouts, they can instruct the smart meters to disconnect peoples houses. That is unless you are on the Priority Register (elderly, ill, or have small children), in which case they'll leave you on, so as to try to avoid any negative publicity from the deaths of vulnerable people.
True, but it doesn't mean there aren't poor tools too. If I hadn't used git from the command line before Atlassian's SourceTree, I would have thought git was thoroughly useless. SourceTree is OK for very simple use, but you enviably need to drop to the command line for anything remotely complex.
The same thing probably goes for Mercurial which I've only used via Tortoise Hg. That and now my company is only using it for legacy products, the lack for familiarity and differences to git's work flow are the things that stand out. My main grievances with Tortoise Hg is it doesn't automatically refresh, doesn't get the latest version on copying a repository, and its not always clear which the latest release commit to update to.
That's the way it works in Germany too.
Beware, it's not just the network which determines if you continue to pay full price once the phone is paid off, where you bought it can make a difference.
I had several contracts with O2, and at the end they automatically transferred me on to a much cheaper 1 month rolling SIM only contract. Except for last time, when I found they were still charging me full whack the month after the contract had ended. I phoned them and it turns out because I'd bought the phone through Carephone Warehouse, they'll keep charging until I notice. I was very pissed off with them about that.
It's pointless trying to measure wired broadband speed over WiFi, you need to connect to the fibre modem with Ethernet to know what you speed you are getting.
There are so many factors which can affect the WiFi speed between the access point and the client, its near impossible to get the optimal transfer rate, so you will never get an accurate measure of a 1Gb broadband connection using WiFi.
We've also asked NPM to elaborate on whether it has any investigated the incident or taken any action against Watanabe based on these allegations. No word yet.
Aren't they too busy taking legal action against their own employees?
https://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/all/2019/07/02/npm_abandons_settlement_talks/
Before I sent in a correction, the article read it substitutes the clothes for the naughty bits instead of the other way around. But I'm thinking that could also be useful - for example when you've accidentally wandered on to the part of the beach frequented by middle aged nudists - a pair of AI holo lenses that overlayed some bikini's before you coped an eye full of that, would be most welcome!
The more negative publicity NPM makes for itself, the more it users might start looking at this page https://alternativeto.net/software/npm/
There is one certain way to drive innovation in a county, and that is to attempt to cut it off its access to technology. Whether from wars or political blockades, the targeted nation initially suffers, but quickly develops its own technology, and often ends up with products better than it had access to in the first place.