First, we find a new technology that will make a HUGE impact. Second, we find ways to introduce it piecemeal over a 5 year period... such as find ways to make said new technology less efficient... Once we figure that out, Then and only then can we begin production working our way up to 50% over the 5 year term. After that, we look for a new technology to compete and confuse the consumer while we ramp up to 90% efficiency.
So, you see you're not getting a new Air conditioner that will use 50%-90% less energy in the next year or so... You MIGHT get one that one next year that uses 10-15% less energy if your lucky...
I mean, did they take the working phones and switch them to the hive that were health to see of the they too would drop in productivity... and to see if the unhealthy hive bounced back?
another Question.
is there possibly any difference between GSM, 3G, 4G, Edge etc networks?
What i wonder is, what % of flops they are making verses all the others... if it wasn't for the top 5 having close to 1mil cores, they might make up more then 10% of the computational contribution, no?
I would like to see this graphic chart to include that...
That, and perhaps a distribution chart too... i'd like to see how the PS3 is fairing now in distribution
A drummer would of course not tell you how many times they hit all their drums, but they also generally have mental markers of sorts along the way in the song to let them know just how far they are.
this could be: outside markers, such as another instrument playing along / another ant playing its part. or inside markers, such as one specific drum in the sequence or they way in which said drum is hit / with 6 legs the ant could be doing one in the same. playing a beat while walking and every now and then one leg does something different giving the ant its markers...
this could be a form of 'counting subconsciously'
Ask a Drummer how many times they hit one drum (the drum they hit the least) in one song, and they likely be able to tell you. as this is likely a marker for them too. but they also never really thought of it before.
Personally i would rather see Wal-mart go up in flames... (Amazon [US] seems to be playing the same game now too though so i'm not so sure anymore.)
Does Amazon practice the same methods of Business as Wal-Mart? That is, telling their suppliers what they will pay for the product and then selling it for the price they want.
Frankly, unless you have a patent of some kind, like Lego, or Apple, you don't stand a chance with out selling your soul to them. They'll just find someone else who can import from China or the like for less. creating unrealistic competition in the market place.
people say that the consumers only wins in wars like this... but i beg to differ.. it time, this is the worst thing for us. A disposable society costs more than one that builds itself on lifetime quality.
100,000+ Cars Pimped out cars Hot Chicks/Guys Movies in other cars (for that matter, i didn't see anything about not being aloud to watch a movie while driving) Accidents (on the other side of the highway)
Slashdot Mirror
The RIAA are not 'people'
First, we find a new technology that will make a HUGE impact.
Second, we find ways to introduce it piecemeal over a 5 year period... such as find ways to make said new technology less efficient... Once we figure that out,
Then and only then can we begin production working our way up to 50% over the 5 year term.
After that, we look for a new technology to compete and confuse the consumer while we ramp up to 90% efficiency.
So, you see you're not getting a new Air conditioner that will use 50%-90% less energy in the next year or so... You MIGHT get one that one next year that uses 10-15% less energy if your lucky...
It'll also cost you 20%-30% more.
I don't know if you want it NOW, but pivot is around the corner and may be just what you are looking for...
http://www.technologyreview.com/video/?vid=533&channel=computing
i'm making a logo font right now in fontforge using svg files.
Pain in the ars... Drawn the wrong direction! ahhhh
didn't seem contrary... just an alternative theory
I mean, did they take the working phones and switch them to the hive that were health to see of the they too would drop in productivity... and to see if the unhealthy hive bounced back?
another Question.
is there possibly any difference between GSM, 3G, 4G, Edge etc networks?
...that's not nothing to grip at dude.
What i wonder is, what % of flops they are making verses all the others... if it wasn't for the top 5 having close to 1mil cores, they might make up more then 10% of the computational contribution, no?
I would like to see this graphic chart to include that...
That, and perhaps a distribution chart too... i'd like to see how the PS3 is fairing now in distribution
I want games like
Castle Crashers... straight forward Button Mashers
Heavenly Sword... More or less a Button masher with amazing graphics
I Also want games like
Dragon Age... Huge story line 100's of hrs of original game play
Batman... Game plays out like a Movie
Important items... Fun OR Story.
Graphics are all over the place... Key, but less important then former.
I'm not sure if this would help you in anyway.
http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_reveals_new_insights_on_poverty.html
Apple should be more concered with Kids spending $1000 on addictive games than with porn.
If a game can allow a user to spend Real money to play it, then that should be investigated as to whether it is safe or not.
While Porn may not be 'tasteful' or 'reputable'... it is at least safe.
Thanks for the insight, but it seems that geohot has worked around this one already. link,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-9wLWQ4-uA
how much would you be willing to pay for this?
Personally...
$9.99 Digital [new]
$7.99 Digital [old]
$19.99 Digital + Hard copy in the mail.
if it were an apple issue, it would be Y2.01.3K
Just so long as the current free one stays the same.
Ok i'd buy the game... but not if a subscription fee is required.
one of the many reasons i got a PS3.
A Grey Hole just doesn't sound so threatening does it?
Don't get me wrong, the world could due to have more... but China producing them only means Mass production.
1. How many can the world sustain before it become detrimental to the environment?
Lets not Kid ourselves this is a business, not a "green initiative'.
That said,
2. Does that business dry up once we get to said critical mass?
3. or does it push on due to labor rights?
technically the real one is in Vancouver.
Which might explain why it is pronounced ZedPM
I think you both have a valid point here.
A drummer would of course not tell you how many times they hit all their drums, but they also generally have mental markers of sorts along the way in the song to let them know just how far they are.
this could be:
outside markers, such as another instrument playing along / another ant playing its part.
or
inside markers, such as one specific drum in the sequence or they way in which said drum is hit / with 6 legs the ant could be doing one in the same. playing a beat while walking and every now and then one leg does something different giving the ant its markers...
this could be a form of 'counting subconsciously'
Ask a Drummer how many times they hit one drum (the drum they hit the least) in one song, and they likely be able to tell you. as this is likely a marker for them too. but they also never really thought of it before.
Personally i would rather see Wal-mart go up in flames... (Amazon [US] seems to be playing the same game now too though so i'm not so sure anymore.)
Does Amazon practice the same methods of Business as Wal-Mart? That is, telling their suppliers what they will pay for the product and then selling it for the price they want.
Frankly, unless you have a patent of some kind, like Lego, or Apple, you don't stand a chance with out selling your soul to them. They'll just find someone else who can import from China or the like for less. creating unrealistic competition in the market place.
people say that the consumers only wins in wars like this... but i beg to differ.. it time, this is the worst thing for us. A disposable society costs more than one that builds itself on lifetime quality.
1. now we have the opportunity to get Payed to have an iPhone.
2. apple has now just put up a roadblock stopping other comanies from trying to something as stupid as this.
i was thinking the same thing.
i mean if anyone here can get away with it it'll be apple.
There's an app for that
There's a map for that.
hmm...
what about distractions outside the car... ie
100,000+ Cars
Pimped out cars
Hot Chicks/Guys
Movies in other cars (for that matter, i didn't see anything about not being aloud to watch a movie while driving)
Accidents (on the other side of the highway)
while you have a funny point, your ignorance is rather annoying.