In another life I worked on a SGI Onyx for Print PrePress of Rotogravure Cylinders. Now I am working in VFX and sometimes I read up on the history of it usually the Onyx pops up and even if I did something completely different than the VFX artists at the time I get nostalgic.
Good advertising works, good advertising is hard so hard that even advertising agencies are not able to produce it most of the time. It's more a question of time and space I always go for opportunistic advertising is there something in the aether or is there a trend coming up which my product perfectly fits? That's the time to ramp up ad spending. There just is no need to have campaigns running just to produce background noise. Nobody cares about it most of the time not even yourself.
The t440p is a tank and with a 4core i7 still a capable machine and one of the only mobile machines that you can properly tripple boot with Linux, Mac OS, Windows each on a physical HDD. (1x m2 and 2x sata ssds). You can get one for 120 bucks and update nearly everything (don't get the one with Nvidia graphics), spare parts are cheap and plenty. I run a 2560x1440 IPS panel, 16GB RAM, i7 4710mq, 3 disks and a t480 touchpad (needs a slight mod). The only downsides are the missing usb-c and form factor if you are used to ultrabooks.
It's mainly because of the history of VFX tools and pipelines. A lot of game studios adopted tools from ILM and Pixar. One of the first notable presentation on compositing must be from the 1984 SIGGRAPH held by Porter and Duff. They both went and implemented a node based workflow through the whole pipeline at ILM and later at Pixar. Visual Programming also is a lower barrier of entry, at VFX and Game Studios artist need to proficient in the underlying architecture to get optimal performance and visual fidelity it's easier to give them tools like node base shaders or blueprints instead of code. Most visual programming is also realtime which makes it a lot easier to understand for non programmers.
No, he did not read the manual to something that could be life threatening if used incorrectly otherwise he would have known that the action he took would put the scooter in reverse. It even displays it on the screen so he did not read the manual, did not look at the instruments and did not turn the scooter off despite not riding it. It's on him.
What? It's really simple he was not a member of the NSDAP or "nazi party". It matters to be factual in your statements because otherwise people who know that you are misinterpreting one fact don't know at how much face value they can take the rest of your writing.
That’s what I would say when I just stole an idea from a Musk poll./s
I could swear we heard something about editing or edit buttons since 2009-2011 and it was always just 6-12 months away. If someone working in design at twitter reads this: Wtf is your startpage about either it’s a 5 year old picture with login or a searchbar that doesn’t really work when not logged in. Does it really perform better than showing trending tweets or something useful for new users?
Their YouTube account was a guilty pleasure of mine it always looked like straight out of Silicon Valley… the tvshow. Straight cringe inducing marketing bro culture bullshit.
Yeah, you don't want that because if they get regulated that either their user must be identifiable or that they are responsible for what's written on the platform there won't be a platform for much longer or with serious restriction on what you can topics are allowed on these platforms and as long as corps have one incentive alone and that's maximising profits they will subdue unpopular but loud minorities.
Ok just stop with the one sided arguing gab, parler and all the "freedom of speech" titled social networks are worse in censoring than your primetime twitter or Facebook they at least pretend to be neutral.
We are in Germany and switched to a heatpump system 4 years ago through incentives over the "Marktanreizprogramm" we got over 45% of the costs reimbursed. It's not even only on the supply chain crisis it's simply ramping up production and training installers because everyone was totally fine with just doing oil and gas for a long time but now everyone scrambles. Shortsightness not only from the state but everyday people and businesses. Thank god for being Links-Grün versifft.
With the active recruitment of low level support/engineering insiders as saboteurs what is the right way forward? More security or a better work environment?
People that get infected more often are probably people that get infected more often not because the virus is more effective on them but because they are living a higher risk lifestyle. I have friends that go out clubbing often and they are the ones who had more than one infection...
I would not take the waiting list at face value. The onboarding flow is at such a distinctive rate that you can test it yourself by joining it with different accounts and ask yourself if the rate can be this steady over a 24 hour period…
The opposite goes for offering the storage with traffic. AWS, gcloud, azure everyone had price adjustment last year especially on the storage side of things.