I more or less agree with everything you've said but your original comment was a bit ambiguous. I read your comment talking more to the fact that Copy Left isn't real and it is just being creative with Copy Right.
Context, it is very easy to lie with photographs. Remember that picture where General Nguyn Ngc Loan executed some guy in Vietnam with his handgun? Did you know that the photographer apologized for taking that picture?
Really, I would assume it would be the other way around. People who have TS clearance have to keep secrets as part their jobs, why would they be more willing to acquit someone who allegedly failed to do so?
I seem to remember reading that Antimatter can't really be used for energy production because the reactions are too violent. I'm completely unqualified to say either way, but it was an interesting statement. So if that statement is true, it is going to be for bombs and spaceship propulsion.
Rare earths are in a bubble right now, China is cutting exports of RE and cracking down on RE smuggling. That's driving the prices up, there are also other RE mines coming online in the next few years which will help keep up with the demand. I've been doing rather well in the RE market recently, even though it is volatile as hell.
To fair I doubt he read the article, come on this is slashdot. This was a rumor that was flying around shortly after the first breach, and IIRC/. was all over it. It was disproved a few days later, but too late.
I've been wondering about this for a very long time. I'm also about 99% certain it is standard x86, I seem to remember a project were someone swapped out the processor and it worked perfectly for all games that weren't clockspeed bound and those that were just ran fast.
Must be one of those things were the people who can write emulators want more of a challenge.
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George Carlin had something to say on the subject, but I'm not going to google that
I more or less agree with everything you've said but your original comment was a bit ambiguous. I read your comment talking more to the fact that Copy Left isn't real and it is just being creative with Copy Right.
What he is getting at is Copy Left is an illusion, it doesn't actually exist. It is wholly depended on the existence of Copy Right.
GPUs are massively parallel, and doing something straight forward as running a hash a few billion times works much better in parallel than serial.
It's Kinect it can easily tell when the person puts their hands in the air to signal that they've been hit.
Context, it is very easy to lie with photographs. Remember that picture where General Nguyn Ngc Loan executed some guy in Vietnam with his handgun? Did you know that the photographer apologized for taking that picture?
I wouldn't say that the Germans are smarter than anyone else, they just appreciate damn fine engineering.
Is this a troll or do I just have a substantially different outlook on life?
Really, I would assume it would be the other way around. People who have TS clearance have to keep secrets as part their jobs, why would they be more willing to acquit someone who allegedly failed to do so?
In Soviet Russia it can be.
...That's actually really scary.
I'm unqualified as well, but this seems like it should have been answered in a manner.
What happens when antimatter is hit by a photon?
I seem to remember reading that Antimatter can't really be used for energy production because the reactions are too violent. I'm completely unqualified to say either way, but it was an interesting statement. So if that statement is true, it is going to be for bombs and spaceship propulsion.
Why did websense block that link as "Racism and Hate"
And lets not forget MacArthur was put in charge of suppressing them as well.
Rare earths are in a bubble right now, China is cutting exports of RE and cracking down on RE smuggling. That's driving the prices up, there are also other RE mines coming online in the next few years which will help keep up with the demand. I've been doing rather well in the RE market recently, even though it is volatile as hell.
I'm guessing you've had this stance for a very long time
CISSP is a mile wide and an inch deep
You might say he's a cunning linguist
Standard != Implementation
The idea behind it is rock solid, but the engineering aspect is a bit tricky.
To fair I doubt he read the article, come on this is slashdot. This was a rumor that was flying around shortly after the first breach, and IIRC /. was all over it. It was disproved a few days later, but too late.
It got it every year till about 09 when they removed it from the list and gave it a life time achievement award instead.
I've been wondering about this for a very long time. I'm also about 99% certain it is standard x86, I seem to remember a project were someone swapped out the processor and it worked perfectly for all games that weren't clockspeed bound and those that were just ran fast.
Must be one of those things were the people who can write emulators want more of a challenge.
What should we do with people with poor reading comprehension?
Most people over the age of 5 don't pick up innocent looking rocks in the parking lot.
Look up "When Cheese Fails" these are fantastic videos, of people who try to cheese others and fail.