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An anonymous submitter writes "According to BBC News, researchers at Princeton have developed a die-stamp method for chip fabs. The Princeton site claims they've got to 10nm already. The professor in charge has told BBC News Online that they're '20 years ahead of Moore's Law.' Dubious claims aside, it looks like a handy way to bring down prices even if it doesn't improve ultimate top speed."
Its got a nice beat. And I can dance to it. I'd give it a 9 out of 10.
Won't work. By the time you all get the Tombstone pizza sauce washed off the various crevices of your bodies in which it is encrusted the place will be bankrupt.
Cunning linguists
In those background pictures he looks sort of lookd like a Dirty Gnu Hippy (TM).
Actually you and Moore are both wrong. It was a reviewer of the second James Bond movie who said the film sucked and was only EIGHTEEN AND A HALF (not twice in 18 months, as generally belived) time as good as the fist one. Then, Roger Moore claimed while shooting Live and let die that his Bond would be twice as heavy as David Niven's Bond. While that was technically correct he had not taken into account the otherwise well known Lazenby factor, and the whole matter fell into oblivion for a decade.
Then, by a mistake someone at Intel (cannot tell you who - NDA) forgot about Roger Moore's British background and associated the lot with Intel's founder because of those notorious 18 months mentioned above.
I sincerely hope I made it a lot clearer to you.
Insensitive bastards!
I lost my ears in a freak threasher accident! I have to crank the volume up all the way and hold the headphones to my genitals to get even a vague idea what you're trolling about!
Please consider teh plight of the differently abled when composing your trolls. Be sure you can hit the widest possible audience. thx
the preceding comment is my own and in no way reflects the opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
They'll need gas ... as in "free as in free gas".
Or a hot-air powered beetle; that would work.
Slashdot: if you prick us, do we not bleat?
It was just a matter of time before stuffy, ignorant corporate beliefs and worldviews started creeping in once those little "sponsored by" ads started appearing. I'm sure the idea to reign in the linking community had origins at Archer-Daniels Midlands or the Pew Memorial trust.
Nevertheless, no matter how bad NPR may slide, I will always have fond memories of the days when they were cool. And the theme tune of All Things Considered will always help me in the evenings of my days of suffering.
Hey CLIT, are you the person always posting 'hitting people in the shitter' comments over at askadick.com?
I hate when a song stop the beat in the middle like that (1:33 to 1:53). Everybody stops dancing and looks at the DJ, like "WTF?!"