that looks like Delta IV (Common Booster Core) in 4.2 config (medium+) with two ATK SRBs ... the whole configuration has less than half the thrust of a single Space Shuttle SRB
So apparently because of the recent scams, the developer tools is exploited by people to post spam and even used to "hack" accounts. Facebook has blocked the developer tools, and I can't even use the console.
How did they do that?? One Stack Overflow post claimed that it is not possible, but F...
@JeffFerland 'course, this will take a couple of months to reach release Firefox (not sure how long the Chromium->Chrome dev->beta->stable cycle is), but it should be there.
@JeffFerland That could work :) If there is a winter internship that doesn't require a pending CS degree (and is within my capabilities, of course), I'd be happy to try it.
@JeffFerland Alright, I need to turn in now. I'll keep you updated on the console bug situation, it might be worthwhile to keep a close watch on the result of the fix from both sides. And thanks a lot for the referral offer -- let me know if there are any developments on that front :)
actually its a fair question - as in, I wouldnt, not ever, if I had the choice. In fact I did use it, a few times - on ipad, and at a client's Mac workstation.
I did use to be an Opera user, but that was loooong ago. Oh so very long.
back when they had actual features none of the other browsers did.
Have three votes to close on this question based on the idea that it is a "primarily opinion-based" question. Given neither the question, nor the top answer are opinion-based, why does it keeping getting votes to close?
Looking for research on the count and complexity of passwords that an average user is actively using.
Note: Also, just to be clear, by research, this is not a request for you to respond with an answer entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. Likely the b...
@blunders I'd suggest adding statistics tag and perhaps slightly rewording the title (maybe something along the lines of "how many passwords can an average user remember")?
well one way to test that would be inspecting the number of password reminder requests per number of active users on some big sites, and somehow remove all the bogus requests from stats
@Iszi Thanks, though how would the question's expression in it's current form result in link-only answers, and how is that related to 3 of 840 users believing it is a "primarily opinion-based" question?
@blunders Keep in mind that you can't definitively say only 3/840 users believe it's "primarily opinion-based". Given the current evidence, all we can say is that only 3/840 users hold that belief and have the permissions and motivation to vote for closure.
@blunders well you'd get an approximate number of how many forgot their password ... but yeah, that's be pretty darn hard to correlate for the results you're hoping for
@blunders Oh, they never do. It annoys me to no end how many Q&A I have that have thousands upon thousands of views (many, if not most, presumably by people with the ability to vote) and yet still have single-digit vote counts.
I'm not so much into ULA launches but the SpaceX one's date now depends on this one and the next Atlas 5 launch because apparently CC has the FIFO method of serving its customers
@blunders One thing to remember as well is that the reason given for closing isn't necessarily accurate. When questions come up in the close queue, you get to see why they were nominated for closure by previous close-voters.
So, if you're voting to close a question for whatever reason, choosing an option that's already been chosen by others is the path of least resistance. So, it may be that it was only 1 individual who thought that was the best (note, not necessarily correct) reason to close, and the other 2 just followed along.
@Xander Agree, about the logic behind "choosing an option that's already been chosen by others is the path of least resistance" - thought the part about "when questions come up in the close queue, you get to see why they were nominated for closure by previous close-voters" is unclear to me. Are you saying the reasons I am seeing are not the same as the ones shown in the close queue at some point? If so, why is there a difference?
@IQAndreas Nope it prioritizes from PXE. But the problem is that it will only boot from PXE and then the hard drive.
The IT staff deploys images to computers by rebooting them and spitting a PXE image with WDS. It's actually pretty intelligent for what they usually do.
@tylerl boards are at fab now. I'll probably get them in two weeks or so. I can send assembled pics then.
@TildalWave Oh yeah, pretty much every fab houses expect bulk orders. These guys are great because they combine your order with a bunch of other orders on one big panel.
They aren't a fab house so much as they are a middle-man. They take a bunch of smaller boards from people like me and make them into one big board and send the panel design to china where they actually get fabricated.
@DavidFreitag at that price they have to, yup I take it back that's dirt cheap then, I thought you meant that price was for the usual bulk orders, in thousands of units