2887 pts ยท January 8, 2013
And the creation/playback of that stream... you can quantify the limitations in the same numbers as analogue formats.
Nope. Unless sufficiently scratched/dirty, the stream you get off the disc is exactly what was put on it.
h264 and such didn't get common until later.
Codec quality. MPEG-2 couldn't do that.
Like, an insufficiently good algorithm will tend to go to fine tools too quickly.
I'll bet automatic tools aren't always terribly smart about things like that.
Interesting, I hadn't heard of those.
But yes, there are better methods than FPTP.
My estimation of IRV went right down when I realised that one of the steps is basically "disqualify a candidate then recount"
Agenda aside, costs more money and there's a demand for instant results.
Not much more time if you *hire more people*. FPTP is hilariously parallelisable.
Here in britain we just write a big X
Probably using a chorded keyboard of some sort.
You can always be hit for several million regardless of turnover.
Gotta love people who disappear up their own metafiction.
You'd think that'd be more important *before* legalisation. Unless they think way more people will get high now.
Really? IME whenever adblock fails that's the result. It'd be very nice if designers actually reserved space for ads properly.
Wouldn't this be even worse, given that it can't even be unlocked from the outside with a key?
As the EU demonstrates, it mostly leads to wall-to-wall warning labels.
Or are you going for "it should be illegal to collect any data at all, on anyone"? Have fun actually making that kind of law work as meant.
A "proof of age" mechanism would almost certainly be a source of unique identifiers, aiding in tracking.
Here's a HTTP request. What's the age of the user?
Bitch, they can't even figure out what country I'm in *despite knowing where I live*.
Lots of people who think Google can instantly figure out the user's age based on, um, no data at all.
NM government probably believes that a) everyone except google is honest, and b) Google reliably figure out everyone's ages anyway.
How do they figure that out though?
That would be sold to the customer as two lines, though.
Nonsensical ones set by managers as petty as this teacher or which make sense but the manager doesn't deign to explain the logic.
As opposed to using your gmail account for business.
You'd probably need a specialised dither algorithm to mimic a human artist.
And the creation/playback of that stream... you can quantify the limitations in the same numbers as analogue formats.
Nope. Unless sufficiently scratched/dirty, the stream you get off the disc is exactly what was put on it.
h264 and such didn't get common until later.
Codec quality. MPEG-2 couldn't do that.
Like, an insufficiently good algorithm will tend to go to fine tools too quickly.
I'll bet automatic tools aren't always terribly smart about things like that.
Interesting, I hadn't heard of those.
But yes, there are better methods than FPTP.
My estimation of IRV went right down when I realised that one of the steps is basically "disqualify a candidate then recount"
Agenda aside, costs more money and there's a demand for instant results.
Not much more time if you *hire more people*. FPTP is hilariously parallelisable.
Here in britain we just write a big X
Probably using a chorded keyboard of some sort.
You can always be hit for several million regardless of turnover.
Gotta love people who disappear up their own metafiction.
You'd think that'd be more important *before* legalisation. Unless they think way more people will get high now.
Really? IME whenever adblock fails that's the result. It'd be very nice if designers actually reserved space for ads properly.
Wouldn't this be even worse, given that it can't even be unlocked from the outside with a key?
As the EU demonstrates, it mostly leads to wall-to-wall warning labels.
Or are you going for "it should be illegal to collect any data at all, on anyone"? Have fun actually making that kind of law work as meant.
A "proof of age" mechanism would almost certainly be a source of unique identifiers, aiding in tracking.
Here's a HTTP request. What's the age of the user?
Bitch, they can't even figure out what country I'm in *despite knowing where I live*.
Lots of people who think Google can instantly figure out the user's age based on, um, no data at all.
NM government probably believes that a) everyone except google is honest, and b) Google reliably figure out everyone's ages anyway.
How do they figure that out though?
That would be sold to the customer as two lines, though.
Nonsensical ones set by managers as petty as this teacher or which make sense but the manager doesn't deign to explain the logic.
As opposed to using your gmail account for business.
You'd probably need a specialised dither algorithm to mimic a human artist.