So true. Most "high quality" brands have relatively cheaper models named "professional", "budget" and the like. They are manufactured by the same factories who produce the $0.2 media (CMC, Princo etc).
No. If it was, all the examples of Sinclair Spectrum BASIC manual wouldn't use n and m as the loop variables:-)
I think the reason is the convention used in mathematics while indexing matrices. A matrix value is usually shown as A[i,j]. (Remember, loops are often used for indexing arrays)
Fortran convention most probably follows the mathematical convention (hence FORmula TRANslation:-).
In Sinclair Spectrum you could only use 1 (one) character for string variables and loop variables (for/next). For numerical variables, there was no restriction (you could even put spaces into variabla names!).
Actually mitochondria can be assumed as a different cell, like a symbiotic life form. If they made a DNA by adding some genes from human and some from rabbit, I'd call it a mix.
I agree with the parent. A friend working at automotive industry once said that you should never buy a car in the first year of its release, due to many bugs. But he also said that you shouldn't buy it more than 2 years later, either, because many of the revisions tend to be made for making it cheaper to produce, not to increase the quality by then.
God, I just recognized that actually it was you who asked the question on GA. I was surprised at the coincidence that I saw the mention of the same radio program on both places in the same day:-)
Huffman is not that efficient for compression because it does not take repeating strings into account. You could although use a primitive of LZW like the original LZ or LZSS (Storer-Szymanski [sp?]) which are not patented AFAIK. It is easy to understand and implement, and compression ratios are comparable to that of LZW.
Then you can reoptimize the resulting compressed data using Huffman, which almost makes your algorithm same as LZH (used by LHArc).
Dreamcast drives are CAV (Constant Angular Velocity) and have a hard time reading the inner tracks. That's why when you backup a game, you should use specialized software like DiscJuggler that can calculate where to start writing so that the data ends at the outer edge of the CD. I believe it then fills the inner tracks with dummy bytes.
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eDonkey network automatically creates the MD4 hashes for every file. So it is actually easier to track ;-)
Then what's the point to track the songs back to Napster (using MD5 etc)?
So true. Most "high quality" brands have relatively cheaper models named "professional", "budget" and the like. They are manufactured by the same factories who produce the $0.2 media (CMC, Princo etc).
If this FUD was about your company, wouldn't you be pissed off?
Exactly. What would you think about a news article somewhere else that reads "Slashdot switches to paid subscribtion, no free news anymore"?
No. If it was, all the examples of Sinclair Spectrum BASIC manual wouldn't use n and m as the loop variables :-)
:-).
I think the reason is the convention used in mathematics while indexing matrices. A matrix value is usually shown as A[i,j]. (Remember, loops are often used for indexing arrays)
Fortran convention most probably follows the mathematical convention (hence FORmula TRANslation
In Sinclair Spectrum you could only use 1 (one) character for string variables and loop variables (for/next). For numerical variables, there was no restriction (you could even put spaces into variabla names!).
You could also use the "ON GOTO" syntax:
40 ON A GOTO 110,120,130,140,150
Actually mitochondria can be assumed as a different cell, like a symbiotic life form. If they made a DNA by adding some genes from human and some from rabbit, I'd call it a mix.
I agree with the parent. A friend working at automotive industry once said that you should never buy a car in the first year of its release, due to many bugs. But he also said that you shouldn't buy it more than 2 years later, either, because many of the revisions tend to be made for making it cheaper to produce, not to increase the quality by then.
Since when General Protection Fault is free?
God, I just recognized that actually it was you who asked the question on GA. I was surprised at the coincidence that I saw the mention of the same radio program on both places in the same day :-)
Do you still remember what was the name of the show?
Sometimes you need an over-over-burning feature for another 10 MBs...
That would be GD-ROM , not GB. Otherwise only Englishmen would be able to read it.
This one handles every format I've heard of...
Sorry if I'm mistaken but where is the DVD+R/+RW support?
I always thought PiNG was the interlaced variant of PNG, but maybe they are pronounced the same.
Huffman is not that efficient for compression because it does not take repeating strings into account. You could although use a primitive of LZW like the original LZ or LZSS (Storer-Szymanski [sp?]) which are not patented AFAIK. It is easy to understand and implement, and compression ratios are comparable to that of LZW.
Then you can reoptimize the resulting compressed data using Huffman, which almost makes your algorithm same as LZH (used by LHArc).
Dreamcast drives are CAV (Constant Angular Velocity) and have a hard time reading the inner tracks. That's why when you backup a game, you should use specialized software like DiscJuggler that can calculate where to start writing so that the data ends at the outer edge of the CD. I believe it then fills the inner tracks with dummy bytes.
JAR has the same structure and compression methods as ZIP, only the extension is different.
Only if you use solid archive option.
It is not lossy. You can construct the original words ("usually" and "yes") without any ambiguity.
Your typo ("from Linux" instead of "from SCO code") makes one wonder if SCO did copy some code from Linux?
Nope. If somebody did it WITHOUT being punished, it will hold. There is the notion of "previous case" in Turkish law too (emsal karar).
By 1987 when the PS/2 line was launched, a 10 megabyte disk was hopelessly small.
My PS/2 Model 30 came with either a 10 MB or a 20 MB disk. I don't know about the Model 60 though.
The user interface and slowness of T68i is horrible. If T610 is similar, I wouldn't buy it.