Several government supercomputing scientists said they were concerned that the decision might raise questions about impartiality and political influence. Unfortunately, under-the-table deals have persuaded the NSF to go with IBM, rather than me and my Beowolf Cluster of Illiterate Iguana linux systems...
...but how do so many/. readers tag articles with the same seemingly random tags? example: the article before this one is tagged "ohnoitsroland" and the first article today about WoW is tagged "handdrawngames"
how?
It should read more like "AideRSS fianlly released" or "AideRSS goes live."
As for the article, what kind of person or group has too many RSS feeds to look through? I'm asking because I really have no idea. I have linked the RSS bar in my Gmail to Tomshardware and Slashdot, but that's about all that I need....
...it is irrelevant. From the article:
"Obviously, disk drive makers have already learned by an enormous amount of ingenuity and trial and error what materials make good disks," Deutsch said. "But now we understand a lot better one of the reasons why..." Sounds a lot like this is a problem hard disk makers have already overcome.
I must admit that I'm skeptical of this. That's a reasonable response from someone who isn't qualified to speak authoritatively.
even if we have no clue just yet as to how quantum events can be calculated precisely. If we have "no clue" then I think it's fair to classify it as non-deterministic, unless you want to get specific and say that it's not-yet-deterministic...
Slashdot Mirror
so my assumption from parent is correct? it takes dozens or hundreds of users to tag an article before that tag actually appears on it?
...but how do so many /. readers tag articles with the same seemingly random tags? example: the article before this one is tagged "ohnoitsroland" and the first article today about WoW is tagged "handdrawngames"
how?
no crack.
...Am I allowed to film them searching me? some people like that sort of thing....
It should read more like "AideRSS fianlly released" or "AideRSS goes live."
As for the article, what kind of person or group has too many RSS feeds to look through?
I'm asking because I really have no idea. I have linked the RSS bar in my Gmail to Tomshardware and Slashdot, but that's about all that I need....
Please hand in your geek card as soon as possible.
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Stop making headlines for engineering feats? :P
Finally! A use for my algal collection...
Sounds a lot like this is a problem hard disk makers have already overcome.
good case of the magnetic wobbles...
Yay! I love metric time! :)
You mean he was born a 70 year old man?!?!
That's a reasonable response from someone who isn't qualified to speak authoritatively.
even if we have no clue just yet as to how quantum events can be calculated precisely.
If we have "no clue" then I think it's fair to classify it as non-deterministic, unless you want to get specific and say that it's not-yet-deterministic...
I have comcast and run linux without problems. How does your internet service provider have anything to do with the operating system you use?
Too many bytes of Microsoft will do that to you...
...but it was almost impossible to work out what open-source was actually costing...They aren't sure what "#NAME" means in MS Excel...
Thanks for all that. By the way, your link is broken ;)
I'm interested to see how the colors compare in brightness...ie will they have a problem with the greens being brighter than the blues?
More true words are rarely spoken (or typed) on
...can be found here:
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http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/trauma-0715.ht
Are you saying that you own over 60% of current malware?
you might have to settle for small business edition...there is no "home server" --> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsv ista/editions/default.mspx