If you DDOS down a big cooperation, it would be really naive to NOT expect the authorities to track him down. If SCO was DDOSed, this person started covering his/her tracks the moment SCO went down.
If you would have read the article a little better, you would have seen that he was reffering to conventional water cooling systems. The new system presented by NEC does not need an external tank, is easy to install and has twice the cooling capabilities as the concentional systems. Also, high pressure is not a must for good cooling.
On that same note: All children ages two and up should be given loaded automatic weapons. I mean, if they're going to hurt somebody, they'd do it with or without that gun anyway, so what's the harm in just giving it to them?
A stunning revision of quantum theory has effectively replaced Heisenberg's uncertainty principle with the concept of quantum entanglement.
I am no expert (I did follow a course in QC tho), but entanglement does in no way replace but Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. It is a restriction on what we can de with entangled states. If it is really true what they say on that site (which I doubt, since the article is from 1999), we should have heard lots more about it by now.
You destroy one entangled pair when you send a bit. With one million pairs, you can send exactly two million classic bits. And that's only if the sender and the receiver share a quantum channel..
If you're interested, look up some quantum computing papers, or try "Quantum computing and quantum information" by Nielsen and Chuang (Cambridge Press). It's a good read, and you'll get a better idea of what can and what can't be done using quantum states.
you could do something like code data into the light's quantum parameters and be able to store HUGE amounts of data.
Actually, it's been proven that you can only store a single classic bit in a qbit. At most, when both parties (sender and reciever) share two entangled qbits, you can send two classic bits using one qbit. But you'll destroy the entangled bits in the process.
The first thing that came to my mind after reading the article was this article, which I read a just few minutes ago..
Dunno, it's got GPS, communication and could be used to "help everyday people track everyday things" (as was stated in the maccentral article).. But then again, it was developed by HP, and not by woz..
Correct me if I'm wrong, but sony couldn't meet demands cos of chip shortage (production problems?).. How could licensing the PS2 to other companies have prevented that? This puppy probably runs on the same cpu/gpu/whatever as the original GC.
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In Turkey, which is mostly a Muslim country (though not the state itself), everybody can wear whatever they want. The amount of women in high goverment positions in Iran is at least as hight as in most western countries. All muslims that I met while traveling where amongst the most friendly and open people I have ever met. We did not agree on everything, but we accepted our differences and had a great time.
Maybe in some Muslim countries women can't wear what they want (most don't mind, and they can wear what they want at home), but neither can man. It's a different culture. Can you wear whatever you want to your work. I think not.. Do you feel opressed because of that??
It is a different culture, with different people and different rules. That does not make them evil. That does not make suicide bombers of all of them.
One of the worst things that could happen now is a big anti Muslim frenzy. Many problems in the middle east have started with the crusades. I don't think we need another one.
And how can the receiver request lost packages? Not from the sender, he doesn't know who it was..
How can he even request the file without knowing the senders ip??
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Wish I had mod points :) Only joke I fell for today!
CowboyNeal for president!
You don't need the game machine. Just the HD-DVD add on.
Please tell me where you shop, because I can't find it for less than $200
If you DDOS down a big cooperation, it would be really naive to NOT expect the authorities to track him down. If SCO was DDOSed, this person started covering his/her tracks the moment SCO went down.
Hmm, I have.. The true sign of geekdom :) (That, and the smell)
What about OS X?
If you would have read the article a little better, you would have seen that he was reffering to conventional water cooling systems. The new system presented by NEC does not need an external tank, is easy to install and has twice the cooling capabilities as the concentional systems. Also, high pressure is not a must for good cooling.
Or is that MS only? Beh, who cares anyway.. A reply to myself, I must be really lonely ;)
Ehm, a word is defined as 2 bytes.. But send those pentiums anyway!
is 0.000185bps.. Man , that sucks!
On that same note:
All children ages two and up should be given loaded automatic weapons. I mean, if they're going to hurt somebody, they'd do it with or without that gun anyway, so what's the harm in just giving it to them?
Damn right! Where were you when I was two?
I am no expert (I did follow a course in QC tho), but entanglement does in no way replace but Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. It is a restriction on what we can de with entangled states. If it is really true what they say on that site (which I doubt, since the article is from 1999), we should have heard lots more about it by now.
You destroy one entangled pair when you send a bit. With one million pairs, you can send exactly two million classic bits. And that's only if the sender and the receiver share a quantum channel..
If you're interested, look up some quantum computing papers, or try "Quantum computing and quantum information" by Nielsen and Chuang (Cambridge Press). It's a good read, and you'll get a better idea of what can and what can't be done using quantum states.
you could do something like code data into the light's quantum parameters and be able to store HUGE amounts of data.
Actually, it's been proven that you can only store a single classic bit in a qbit. At most, when both parties (sender and reciever) share two entangled qbits, you can send two classic bits using one qbit. But you'll destroy the entangled bits in the process.
The first thing that came to my mind after reading the article was this article, which I read a just few minutes ago..
Dunno, it's got GPS, communication and could be used to "help everyday people track everyday things" (as was stated in the maccentral article).. But then again, it was developed by HP, and not by woz..
Correct me if I'm wrong, but sony couldn't meet demands cos of chip shortage (production problems?).. How could licensing the PS2 to other companies have prevented that? This puppy probably runs on the same cpu/gpu/whatever as the original GC.
In Turkey, which is mostly a Muslim country (though not the state itself), everybody can wear whatever they want. The amount of women in high goverment positions in Iran is at least as hight as in most western countries. All muslims that I met while traveling where amongst the most friendly and open people I have ever met. We did not agree on everything, but we accepted our differences and had a great time.
Maybe in some Muslim countries women can't wear what they want (most don't mind, and they can wear what they want at home), but neither can man. It's a different culture. Can you wear whatever you want to your work. I think not.. Do you feel opressed because of that??
It is a different culture, with different people and different rules. That does not make them evil. That does not make suicide bombers of all of them.
One of the worst things that could happen now is a big anti Muslim frenzy. Many problems in the middle east have started with the crusades. I don't think we need another one.
Pal is backwards compatible with old B&W televisions.
But does a CD spin at a constant speed?? No, it doesn't. Next question please!
Minus the bandwith, and that seems to be the main issue here.
before DNApster.com starts it's service :)
Implementing the standards is always a good thing.. Creating a flawed standard is a bad thing.
And how can the receiver request lost packages? Not from the sender, he doesn't know who it was.. How can he even request the file without knowing the senders ip??
And what makes you think you can get it out. The last pic on the first link clearly shows the nVidia chip onboard..