Bit like Itanium VLI-whatever architecture - leave it to the compiler (i.e. software) to correctly pack instructions to big units so they can use up all the subunits simultaneously.
Possibly it might be suitable for some niche applications.
Muddled heads like sociologists can't grok science and religion are orthogonal. In fact, they probably reach for dictionary when you mention "orthogonal".
Yeah, "most people" are too dumb to heed scientific finding unlike you obviously. Look at how science is reported, particularly medicine/health stories, and you're probably better of ignoring them.
That's true, but if you get big enough, you just get the scrutiny no matter what, especially media heavy hitters like Apple, because you can always define the market segment arbitrarily to apply anti-trust concerns.
And I hope there are many interesting results, other than buncha nerdy half-assed bullshit software projects. There are a lot more out there in life in need and want.
Build a better water pump. Build a better wiring harness. Things people in need can use.
And for god's sake, stop wasting your good brains cooking up another social network bullshit. You young people can do way way better than that.
Hey, I hear you. My first Linux installation was with Slackware - stack of 3.5" floppies and a green CD with Bob.
I moved on to Debian ages ago, but I share your warm feeling for Slackware.
Thanks for the replies to other guys here. As for that AC rambling on about Patrick kicking the bucket, the fuck, why are you even here?! Go hang out in MSDN or Apple bullfuckingshit or whatever it's called.
Slashdot Mirror
Somebody Else' Problem.
You're not a Rusky, are you?
This is the sorta thing that shames me when facing the Russians. Stop it.
I keep "learning" like today, I'd lose all my clients and go bankrupt in a month.
Out networking code explicitly assumed unreliable network transmission, but I doubt much of our code is designed to handle baked CPU faults.
Bit like Itanium VLI-whatever architecture - leave it to the compiler (i.e. software) to correctly pack instructions to big units so they can use up all the subunits simultaneously.
Possibly it might be suitable for some niche applications.
Muddled heads like sociologists can't grok science and religion are orthogonal. In fact, they probably reach for dictionary when you mention "orthogonal".
No use deriding Moonie-funded shills. Might as well squeeze water out of rocks.
Goes to show you even the broken clock gets the time right twice a day. Even idiots smell bullshit around psychologists.
Yeah, "most people" are too dumb to heed scientific finding unlike you obviously. Look at how science is reported, particularly medicine/health stories, and you're probably better of ignoring them.
Their color scheme also induce seizure, but I'm told that's just a bonus feature.
That's true, but if you get big enough, you just get the scrutiny no matter what, especially media heavy hitters like Apple, because you can always define the market segment arbitrarily to apply anti-trust concerns.
Meet the guys, the Justice Department's anti-trust section.
For a moment I thought it's a GUIfied lynx. :P
He does look like slightly more hygienic Lutheran version of RMS.
"The problem was those customers were ultimately not viable. "
But Facebook is completely different.
Hehehe.
I read their vegetables are very fresh, though.
What's the story there?
I most heartily approve.
And I hope there are many interesting results, other than buncha nerdy half-assed bullshit software projects. There are a lot more out there in life in need and want.
Build a better water pump. Build a better wiring harness. Things people in need can use.
And for god's sake, stop wasting your good brains cooking up another social network bullshit. You young people can do way way better than that.
Hey, I hear you. My first Linux installation was with Slackware - stack of 3.5" floppies and a green CD with Bob.
I moved on to Debian ages ago, but I share your warm feeling for Slackware.
Thanks for the replies to other guys here. As for that AC rambling on about Patrick kicking the bucket, the fuck, why are you even here?! Go hang out in MSDN or Apple bullfuckingshit or whatever it's called.
Title says it all. At least have the decency to shut the fuck up while you're raping your customers.
Ok, what's with excluding GNOME?
Slackware release announcement on slashdot is like fried chicken dinner to me. Is Patrick still at it?
But the whole thing disgusts me.
What if the firmware is burned into ROM and hardware only supports ROM?