USB3.0 is equivalent to USB2.0 + USB1.0 = USB3.0
At the speed of usb 1.0 it will support "up to" and including 1 mouse. When a greater number of mouses are needed, it is required to use USB2.0, which supports "multiple mouses". Unless you plan to add more than 256 mouses, then USB2.0 is totall...
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We already tried supporting those questions, we even gave them their own site. Sadly, it didn't work out. C'est la vie.
3 years ago, a Stack Exchange site called Not Programming Related came out of Area51, the Stack Exchange staging zone. NPR was supposed to be a site where questions t...
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Welcome to Stack Exchange Podcast episode number 60, brought to you by The National Pepperjack Cheese Council. Your hosts today are Joel Spolsky, Jay Hanlon, and David Fullerton (aka Fake Producer Abby).
We’ll jump right into things with Community Milestones, but we promise to make them quick.
Puzzling is now in public beta, and it’s about puzzles.
Data Science (DAY-ta, not DAH-ta) is in public beta, and doing better than that topic’s previous iterations.
Craft CMS, yet another CMS site, is now in public beta as well. …
The first rule of unicorn paintings is you don't talk about unicorn paintings.
As we know, software changes. Perfectly good, accepted and up voted answers can become obsolete over time.
Earlier today a user left a comment on one of my older answers pointing out that it is now obsolete. That's just fine. It's a good comment.
But, based on the timestamp, it appears the user...
Some Git commands take commit ranges and one valid syntax is to separate two commit names with two dots .., and another syntax uses three dots ....
What are the differences between the two?
No.
