That sucks. Ideally I have a 1500 for my computers, a 500-750 for the network infrastructure, and <250 for HTPC/TV. Like I said, though, I need to replace some batteries.
Is there a flaw I'm not seeing?
You have to create your own custom language. You will not have access to tools such as IDE's and debuggers that makes writing code in that language easier. You have to write a translator to translate your custom language into Java bytecode. You will not have a...
> If you choose censored you are advised: Sorry, for a censored internet you will have to pick a different ISP or move to North Korea. Our services are all unfiltered.
Is that a good enough active choice for you Mr Cameron?
I'm pretty sure there's some here that can shed some light on the matter, and maybe we get a member more with it (shameless self-plucking,... dropping some chaffs in DMZ, see if it makes your air-to-air missiles turn into space :) :
Would it be possible, using current technology and renewable energy sources only (e.g. photovoltaics), to magnetically polarize external shields of orbiting satellites in such a way, to effectively prevent or substantially delay orbital decay, or to perform micro adjustments to their orbits (vert...
Would have been fine with a form with a radiobox where you can select > I want: > [ ] Real Internet > [ ] Censored internet. Would you like some books to burn with that?
@CodesInChaos There is no greater irony in the story than the fact that they're outsourcing their web censoring to the Chinese government. At least they're experienced.
Is there a flaw I'm not seeing?
You have to create your own custom language. You will not have access to tools such as IDE's and debuggers that makes writing code in that language easier. You have to write a translator to translate your custom language into Java bytecode. You will not have a...
