That right PIV is not SMP capable, and their
are no dual or quad foster (the PIV xeon equiv) boards available. Jeez guys, can't you tell when
your being bullshitted.
there is also some definition that goes like this :
A ``planet'' is an object that has a mass between that of Pluto and the Deuterium-burning threshold* and that forms in orbit around an object that can generate energy by nuclear reactions.
The pluto lower mass limit is really arbitary.
A better one would be, has a mass sufficently
high that material complete molten during
formulation. That would correctly differentiated
between irregular asteriods and (nearly) spheroidal planet.
I rembember writing up my PhD in Latex using
AmigaTex, its a wonderful typesetting languages
for maths and physics and if you look at science
papers you'll
find even ten years after its was made, that
Tex and Latex are still the defacto method of
publishing scientific works.
Is not simple though. I couldn't see the average
graphics designer learning to code in it. Thanks
to macros and variables Tex is more than a markup
like its also a Turing complete programming language, though is almost never used that way. The print quality is wonderful. Its such a downgrade to be writing stuff in even the todays best word processors, you never match the quality of the automatically constructed fonts that Metafont provides. Need a gothic Aleph in 600dpi, it will be constructed on the fly. Finally Donald Knuth did literally write the book on computer science. Yes I love Latex more than a german fetishist ever could. IBM alphaworks did a believe construct a brower for LaTex some three years ago. It was called something like techworks. But it never caught on
and I wouldn't expect it to now. Its doesn't have
the bitmaps graphics porn appeal or crappy banner
adverts, and just wouldn't be marketable on todays
internet.
But just try writing the Einstein
field equations in HTML. no, well here it is in
Tex.
No CO2 doesn't stay liquid even at 1atm. It
takes a lot of pressure to keep dry ice from
subliming straight to a gas. Which is why
they called solid C02 dry ice i guess.
Actually Quantum Mechanic only has discrete
posible wavelength for bound systems. Light
is a free wave and can have any wavelength in
a continum of values.
Transistors can be killed by very short very
high frequency electromagnetic pulses but the low frequency high magnetic field of a geomagnetic storm id
more of a threat to power grids, of couse
statelites right in the thick of it can be hit.
Rembember shielding equipment is very simple:
put it an a metal box and the faraday cage
effect will stop everything but gamma rays.
XML is rather new, but with the right tools it is
dead easy to parse. SAX for java and C++ is very
powerful. And yes it is now available for perl
Sax for Perl. Once you go beyond simple
tab delimetered flat files or relational databases
XML becomes very useful.
I had an old Athlon 550 one of the first from
october last year. I just picked up an old Slot A Athlon 750 overclocked to 1GHz, it was a special
offer from Overclockers.co.uk. I fitted it and its runs rock solid even for unreal tournament and overnight downloads.
Actually the 266 Athlons were launch on the
3rd of november, some of the newer micron PCs
have them. But the chips probably won't be available off the self for upgraders till january.
Which is fair enough because how many pieces
of software support SSE 2 right now, 2 Intels
compiler and Nvdia newests windows drivers. In
a years time the benchmarks will be more
favourable to the P4, but then in a years time
AMD will be shipping its clawhammer processor
with also supports SSE 1 and 2 (as well as
3dnow and x86-64).
BTW the Specfp 2000 and SpecInt 2000 scores are
done using the intels new compiler and are
very heavy SSE2 optimized which will give you
an idea of how good it gets. But all todays
software can't use it and at legecy floating
point code (especially without Nvdia drivers), like Unreal tournament, Quake II, 3d studio max or SETI at home, the Pentium 4 really sucks and can be killed by a Duron.
IANAL but if you have no comparable alternative
you might be able to take the ISP to court using
the first admendment. Being able to serve documents is equivalent to being able to speak
at your local town square.
On more technically
grounds you may also be able to get around the AUP, by the fact that many clients are also servers and many servers are also clients.
>But of course, that's "awfully hard" to understand and implement... especially when you're dealing with stupid, static languages
Java isn't static it can compile and long
new class on the fly: Just look at tomcat. The problem with using Objects over a system like freenet is that it's a security nightmare, Java defends against many security problems but not against deny of services attacks, just build an object preporting to be an popular mp but actually being a recusive thread spawner DSA, and
take down whole a huge number of freenet clients.
But if you want build an object database over freenet it would be quite possible:
Freenet is just a distrubtion system and says nothing about what a freenet client does
with the information it downloads.
No, no, you don't want to live in a true democracy. A place where you can get voted out of town by a majority of voters. A true democracy is fine if you fit in and don't rock the boat, and act and look like everyone else and don't piss anyone off...
And that would be different from now how?
Also a true democracy can still have a constitution which is impossible or very hard
to override.
Anyone know if SAX or DOM support for Schemas
is being developed?
He's buying a night club for sex isn't he
on
Hacking The City
·
· Score: 3
Why would a rick geek want to own a nightclub?
To drink late with friends? (nope). To make more money? (hes got tons already) . To get chicks into
bed after years without? (more than likely)
. And
yes i'd probably do the same, if single and
very rich.
Slashdot Mirror
Our company just brought a 6 tape DDS-4 Drive to backup all 20 or so PCs. At £1500, and with 240GB native i consider that very good value for money. I
Isn't the LZW patented due to end next year? We should get compressed GIF support pretty soon.
That right PIV is not SMP capable, and their are no dual or quad foster (the PIV xeon equiv) boards available. Jeez guys, can't you tell when your being bullshitted.
You last used JDK 1.0 didn't you -cp becomes -classpath in java 1.1 and above
At least I started to see it but it was soo damn dull i couldnea take it.
For A more poetic take on the problem of longuitude, Try reading the "Island of the day before" by Umberto (The Name of the Rose) Eco.
The pluto lower mass limit is really arbitary.
A better one would be, has a mass sufficently high that material complete molten during formulation. That would correctly differentiated between irregular asteriods and (nearly) spheroidal planet.
Is not simple though. I couldn't see the average graphics designer learning to code in it. Thanks to macros and variables Tex is more than a markup like its also a Turing complete programming language, though is almost never used that way. The print quality is wonderful. Its such a downgrade to be writing stuff in even the todays best word processors, you never match the quality of the automatically constructed fonts that Metafont provides. Need a gothic Aleph in 600dpi, it will be constructed on the fly. Finally Donald Knuth did literally write the book on computer science. Yes I love Latex more than a german fetishist ever could. IBM alphaworks did a believe construct a brower for LaTex some three years ago. It was called something like techworks. But it never caught on and I wouldn't expect it to now. Its doesn't have the bitmaps graphics porn appeal or crappy banner adverts, and just wouldn't be marketable on todays internet.
But just try writing the Einstein field equations in HTML. no, well here it is in Tex.
$$ G^{\mu\nu} - \Lambda g^{\mu\nu} = 8\pi T^{\mu\nu} $$
This is true, but until the networks are upgraded to IPv6 there isn't such a thing as high priority traffic.
No CO2 doesn't stay liquid even at 1atm. It takes a lot of pressure to keep dry ice from subliming straight to a gas. Which is why they called solid C02 dry ice i guess.
Actually Quantum Mechanic only has discrete posible wavelength for bound systems. Light is a free wave and can have any wavelength in a continum of values.
Rembember shielding equipment is very simple: put it an a metal box and the faraday cage effect will stop everything but gamma rays.
XML is rather new, but with the right tools it is dead easy to parse. SAX for java and C++ is very powerful. And yes it is now available for perl Sax for Perl. Once you go beyond simple tab delimetered flat files or relational databases XML becomes very useful.
Actually i just found an article on ZDnet really panning the P4. Here/A& gt;. Although at the end he said he'd by one just for unreal tournament (800 pounds of chip just for one game) and he's wrong, Athlon 1.2 is faster at UT, but the P4 wins at Quake III (but only with new nvdia drivers).
I had an old Athlon 550 one of the first from october last year. I just picked up an old Slot A Athlon 750 overclocked to 1GHz, it was a special offer from Overclockers.co.uk. I fitted it and its runs rock solid even for unreal tournament and overnight downloads.
Actually the 266 Athlons were launch on the 3rd of november, some of the newer micron PCs have them. But the chips probably won't be available off the self for upgraders till january.
BTW the Specfp 2000 and SpecInt 2000 scores are done using the intels new compiler and are very heavy SSE2 optimized which will give you an idea of how good it gets. But all todays software can't use it and at legecy floating point code (especially without Nvdia drivers), like Unreal tournament, Quake II, 3d studio max or SETI at home, the Pentium 4 really sucks and can be killed by a Duron.
Correct Link
Actually 760MPs Mobos should be available late Q1. See here
On more technically grounds you may also be able to get around the AUP, by the fact that many clients are also servers and many servers are also clients.
Java isn't static it can compile and long new class on the fly: Just look at tomcat. The problem with using Objects over a system like freenet is that it's a security nightmare, Java defends against many security problems but not against deny of services attacks, just build an object preporting to be an popular mp but actually being a recusive thread spawner DSA, and take down whole a huge number of freenet clients.
But if you want build an object database over freenet it would be quite possible: Freenet is just a distrubtion system and says nothing about what a freenet client does with the information it downloads.
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No, no, you don't want to live in a true democracy. A place where you can get voted out of town by a majority of voters. A true democracy is fine if you fit in and don't rock the boat, and act and look like everyone else and don't piss anyone off...
And that would be different from now how?
Also a true democracy can still have a constitution which is impossible or very hard to override.
To drink late with friends? (nope).
To make more money? (hes got tons already)
. To get chicks into bed after years without? (more than likely)
. And yes i'd probably do the same, if single and very rich.