Max out
The iPhone hasn't maxed out at 16gb for 2 1/2 years
Get with the times commentard.
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A REG article on science/engineering just because.
As a physicist by education and an ex-airline employee it floats my boat that way too.
Ps whose the bike manufacturer? Not that it's likely to persuade me for Al over nicely butted and flexible Steel.
Suspension is for wimps when you have a mid-high end steel frame (and you are not a porker).
If :
1. You had the cash to pay for it up front.
2. You trusted that the FIT was guaranteed for the next 20 years.
Since most people who have installed it were not in position 1 and didn't even consider 2. I predict a lot of angry people and a lot of bust PV installers.
Expect this to hit a lot of banks and finance houses that were backing the installers who are now not going to see their loans back.
Since most of the PV installations remain the property of the installer I wonder if the second hand value is enough to make it worth uninstalling the equipment and resell it?
In which case that might actually make it still worth option 1, as long as you include a healthy incremental mark down on the value of the FIT over the next 20 years.
A down vote for saying Julian Assclown? I should have gone with my first choice of Asshat.
Alternatively there's a tea partier who thinks that the US Govt leaning on the credit card co's rather than using due process and the law is acceptable. Given that I hope no one is that stupid I hoping it's for the Asshat.
What the notw did was terrible but we need to put this into perspective. At most all they did was raise false hope for a few days and frankly since no amount of money can compensate you for losing a child I don't believe any payment to the family should have been any more than a token.
That most of this is capacity issues from where the network operators and voda in particular investment in cell sites and backhaul have failed to keep pace with the explosion in demand for 3G data services.
Like others in the city and the wharf I get excellent data performance between 7 and 9 am and by 10 I might as well be using a v34 modem.
What we need is to extend the bbc's crowd sourced coverage app so everyone can have a source of network performance data that explicitly refers to their area so they can make an informed choice on network.
Vote with your feet it's the only thing they understand.
I'm using a pair now. Good neutral reproduction and very clear mic in handsfree. Similar in sound to sennheiser but less bright.
Got fed ip with sennheiser after 2 pairs got caught and the cable self destructed.
In the interests of fairness I should say that some amazon reviews say the same about scosche. Touch wood no issues so far.
I was about to make the same comment.
My home cinema is connected to the master. TV sat and console to the slave.
Htpc and 4 port switch to the normal 2.
Harmony remote to control it all.
In the other rooms All4one do a rf remote plug + universal remote for about £12 that does the snug and the bedroom.
So we are talking about a car that is probable the subject of hundreds of patent license fees most of them in excess of the ms fat patent fee which has no visible impact on the cars list price.
But you want to whine about something non functional about the cars stereo - is your life really that empty?
90% of programmers don't know what they are doing to that level of detail.
A lot of programmers have learnt on the job and never covered these areas. Hell most of us don't even have time to.
If OS programmers employed by the likes of MS - who would be by no means stupid - still leave gaping holes what hope is there for the average code monkey?
Safer all round but much less efficient and elegant to have the language plug most of the holes for you.
Downside of course is that ultimately it's less safe than a programmer whole truly knows what they are doing at a low level.
If my telco only bothered to update twitter to inform me of an outage I would consider it grounds to drop them like a stone.
What is it with these toe rags that dont make the slightest effort to keep their paying customers informed?
They are willing to send me semi-regular texts for customer service surveys but the cnuts can't even make the effort to develop the ability to send semi-selective customer service messages when there's an outage.
Wankers.
/end rant.
Matt talks cobblers.
Any engineer who goes to a public cloud in a lot of corporates would be fired on the spot. Most would regard it as a clear breach of infosec rules and in some cases legal and regulatory rules.
Add the fact that most of those CIO's are running huge farms of VM's already it means there is little finical incentive to move either.
The only plus point of clouds is agility - being able to spin up instances faster than some VM farms - and this is illusionary and caused mainly by internal issues rather that technology limitations.
User centric and user serviceable BI has been around and working as long as I've been in BI. To say this is the year of it is laughable.
The core problems in BI remain the same as they have for years :
Quality & Accuracy - golden sources. One version of the truth.
Timeliness
Relevance - common metadata definitions across the Org, handling unstructured data, handling commentary.
The major problem right now is vendor consolidation in the industry has produced these ridiculous behemoth systems that are over complex and overly expensive.
It was explained in the article. It wasn't a tech limitation but the fact that the profiles were pooled with other sites. Presumably they all used a standard template profile format with no allowance for custom fields.
Or the site was too lazy to pursue an agreed change to the profile for all sites.