The improvement is not about increased capacitance in each transistor channel, that would be bad. The capacitance is scpecifically increased in the gate, that means that the gates can be made thicker (less leakage currents = less power consumption) while keeping (or improving) the values for current and voltaje needed to be applied at the gate and the time for the transistor to switch.
So, they are not really doning nothing yet... but the mision sounds good, with a good organization pushingig OO to become the standar suite, although I guess that means to give customer / technical support, which is why schools and enterprises don't use more OSS.
BTW non profit corporation... isn't that an oxymoron or just a fancy name for fundation (or am I just not used to legal terminology?)
I'm certainly short of astrophysical knowledge, as to have an idea about BB vs z-pinch (is z-pinch the effect of threads like grouping of mass), specially since every webpage about astronomy that I've checked (not many) give standar info.
AFAIK the "evidence" for BB is some constant expansion of the universe (which of course I don't know if it's really happening) I guess that has been deduced from the red shift and that's why you're mentioning the abnormalities of it.
However given what you just said there sould be several galaxies aligned by axis and I haven't heard of that (not that I should or would:) ), also I think that thread-like galaxies should be more usual than spiral galaxies (I think, feel free to ignore) since electromanetic force is far stronger than gravitational.
Fun though: since time & mass are related there is no time 0 (neither negative) because when "rewinding" towards BB (if it happened) the closer to it, the longer the time (something like the limit for 1/x when x tend to 0), so even with the BB the universe is still of infinite age. i still don't know why they sey that the BB was XX... years ago
Most likely we would be better with just USB stackable (wireless?) devices for physical media inputs (VHS, DVD, etc) and a really good software to handle it, or USB a hardware panel. Something like a all(you want)-in-one modular kit.
Thanks, pretty interesting but I dislike the way you call them astrophysicists in general, since you're pointing out that there are some that are pursuing electrouniverse theory, I just don't like such an unaccurate generalization.
BTW I think you mixed two subjects, I can't see why the Big Bang theory and the Electric Universe theory are muttually exclusives, since the BB is about the origin and the EU is about the evolution, I mean, EU needs mass and energy for a start and BB just says than mass and energy suddenly popped in (nothing proved but both theories don't deny each other)
I think we could assign value = 4 to thumbs (since they are the oposing finger to the others) and then we would be using hexadecimal which is my favorite.
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I hope it also encourage the use of LEDs
Was that ol'pal still alive... I though the burial had been a couple of years ago
The improvement is not about increased capacitance in each transistor channel, that would be bad. The capacitance is scpecifically increased in the gate, that means that the gates can be made thicker (less leakage currents = less power consumption) while keeping (or improving) the values for current and voltaje needed to be applied at the gate and the time for the transistor to switch.
Yep, I noticed but I wanted the first post, so I let my fingers act wihout brain supervision :P
So, they are not really doning nothing yet... but the mision sounds good, with a good organization pushingig OO to become the standar suite, although I guess that means to give customer / technical support, which is why schools and enterprises don't use more OSS. BTW non profit corporation... isn't that an oxymoron or just a fancy name for fundation (or am I just not used to legal terminology?)
In case your are not trying to get modded funny... he ment first chips
I'm certainly short of astrophysical knowledge, as to have an idea about BB vs z-pinch (is z-pinch the effect of threads like grouping of mass), specially since every webpage about astronomy that I've checked (not many) give standar info. AFAIK the "evidence" for BB is some constant expansion of the universe (which of course I don't know if it's really happening) I guess that has been deduced from the red shift and that's why you're mentioning the abnormalities of it. However given what you just said there sould be several galaxies aligned by axis and I haven't heard of that (not that I should or would :) ), also I think that thread-like galaxies should be more usual than spiral galaxies (I think, feel free to ignore) since electromanetic force is far stronger than gravitational.
Fun though: since time & mass are related there is no time 0 (neither negative) because when "rewinding" towards BB (if it happened) the closer to it, the longer the time (something like the limit for 1/x when x tend to 0), so even with the BB the universe is still of infinite age. i still don't know why they sey that the BB was XX... years ago
Most likely we would be better with just USB stackable (wireless?) devices for physical media inputs (VHS, DVD, etc) and a really good software to handle it, or USB a hardware panel. Something like a all(you want)-in-one modular kit.
Thanks, pretty interesting but I dislike the way you call them astrophysicists in general, since you're pointing out that there are some that are pursuing electrouniverse theory, I just don't like such an unaccurate generalization. BTW I think you mixed two subjects, I can't see why the Big Bang theory and the Electric Universe theory are muttually exclusives, since the BB is about the origin and the EU is about the evolution, I mean, EU needs mass and energy for a start and BB just says than mass and energy suddenly popped in (nothing proved but both theories don't deny each other)
I think we could assign value = 4 to thumbs (since they are the oposing finger to the others) and then we would be using hexadecimal which is my favorite.
Let's outsource our server farms to Alaska and Siberia, althought IT techs will not be happy with that... I guess