338 Gallons to start the rig 2 seconds start time (guesstamation)
So.. we need a fuel pump that can do 608,400 Gallons/hour!!!! Or at least one with "burst mode" that can do 10,140 Gallons/Minute
Ok so lets visualize this. Take four fire trucks pumping 2500 gallons/minute (thats a lot of water). Now take those four trucks filled with diesel and pumping with all that force for 2 seconds into the block.
That is the force you would need to get enough fuel to start a semi.
A 1200 RPM idling diesel with 30 bhp/hour will only use about 2.25 gallons of diesel. And even for this example it would be running a refrigeration unit on the trailor. The average rig uses around 1.2 gallons/hour.
And I can clearly tell you are not one considering you can not even spell the profession correctly. It's programmers, two 'm's.
And your comparison between a receiver and a programmer is wrong. A receiver is gifted and talented and can catch the ball in many ways, in the gut, in the air, on there stomach (Antonio Freeman vs Minnesota on MNF) all this and defending off the defense. But at the end of the day it is still catching the ball.
As a Programmer, I can not just program different variants of "Hello World" all freaking day. Not to mention program on the same platform day after day. (In your wide receiver example it would be like having the WR catch the ball on a NFL football field one day, a soccer field the next, and maybe even during the "Running of the Bulls" or during a Hurricane).
Not to mention, the WR always knows what he is catching. A piece of pigskin. With crazied EEE out there who the heck knows what we are going to get dropped in our laps.
can jam pieces of straw into telephone poles and brick one would say "ummm... Duh".
And even then an F6 on the Fujita scale which is completely inconceivable (if the F5 is the finger of God, this is the "2-stroke 250cc dirt bike of God") would have wind speeds of 319+ MPH
"It leads me to believe that Intel rely far more on being able to ramp up their clockspeed than they do on creating a better chip."
Go get an AMD 2400 XP and a Pentium 2.4 and pull the heat sinks off while they are running.
Sound unlikely? Okay lets try again.
A wire gets stuck in your cpu fan. Your CPU fan dies. The epoxy connecting the cpu/sink drys out.
Tell me which one is still working (and motherboard) and then tell me who makes a more reliable "better" chip. The AMD will toast itself, more then likely the board, and whatever else it can get its pins onto. The Intel will underclock itself and save your system.
Running AMD's is like handling C4.. if your not careful your going to get burned. I myself run them, but never feel as confident as I do with the Intels.
Maybe you should read the original posters comments again. He did not say anything about "overheating" the proc. In fact he is dead on when he mentions space heater because of the massive heat exchange that would take place with two overclocked Athlons in the same case.
I run three-five boxes in my office at a time. In the winter the rest of my house is around 72 F. My office is a toasty 78F from the heat dispensed from the boxes. Great space heaters.
I am not saying what you mentioned to be untrue. In fact its dead on, Aluminum heat sinks (instead of copper), worn down fans, and underpowered power supplies will hurt you.
Can a tape recorder be setup to automatically record a program from say 11am to 2pm Monday through Friday removing all advertisements with the ability to erase/write over the all ready recorded content not listen to in 3 days?
A tape player is not better at doing this and if I am correct, CD players are standard in most new vehicles with tapes costing extra?
In otherwords, if California businesses jumped over to Nevada for ISP/Mailing addresses, and shipped from California warehouses would they avoid the taxes.
All I know.. is that Newegg.com has lost some of its edge. Nice.. one example of Midwest money that will now be staying in the midwest.. or even head east.
If at compile time, stdio is not found it will not compile and therefore will NOT become a program. And if stdio (which btw is staticly compiled into the executable) is not working, I think you have much bigger issues to worry about. (if stdout is not working, how would you even know if the program successfully ran? And by your SAME arguement since the hello world program failed your OS should have been smart enough to fix the problem)
Do not attack the a programs OS environment program and turn around and blame the program for shortfalls.
If I put you in a room, close the door and drain all the air out of it, is it your fault for not being able to go without oxygen or me for changing your environment?
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Gee .. and lets see here ...
.. we need a fuel pump that can do 608,400 Gallons/hour!!!! Or at least one with "burst mode" that can do 10,140 Gallons/Minute
338 Gallons to start the rig
2 seconds start time (guesstamation)
So
Ok so lets visualize this. Take four fire trucks pumping 2500 gallons/minute (thats a lot of water). Now take those four trucks filled with diesel and pumping with all that force for 2 seconds into the block.
That is the force you would need to get enough fuel to start a semi.
Don't think so.
wrong idling thread.
Not to much
A 1200 RPM idling diesel with 30 bhp/hour will only use about 2.25 gallons of diesel. And even for this example it would be running a refrigeration unit on the trailor. The average rig uses around 1.2 gallons/hour.
its been screw ups by the programers
And I can clearly tell you are not one considering you can not even spell the profession correctly. It's programmers, two 'm's.
And your comparison between a receiver and a programmer is wrong. A receiver is gifted and talented and can catch the ball in many ways, in the gut, in the air, on there stomach (Antonio Freeman vs Minnesota on MNF) all this and defending off the defense. But at the end of the day it is still catching the ball.
As a Programmer, I can not just program different variants of "Hello World" all freaking day. Not to mention program on the same platform day after day. (In your wide receiver example it would be like having the WR catch the ball on a NFL football field one day, a soccer field the next, and maybe even during the "Running of the Bulls" or during a Hurricane).
Not to mention, the WR always knows what he is catching. A piece of pigskin. With crazied EEE out there who the heck knows what we are going to get dropped in our laps.
You must work for NASA!!!
1 GRAM at 20,000 MPH instead of 1 gram at 31280 Kilometers
1 KG at 20 MPH instead of 1 kilogram at 32.18 Kilometers
can jam pieces of straw into telephone poles and brick one would say "ummm ... Duh".
And even then an F6 on the Fujita scale which is completely inconceivable (if the F5 is the finger of God, this is the "2-stroke 250cc dirt bike of God") would have wind speeds of 319+ MPH
"It leads me to believe that Intel rely far more on being able to ramp up their clockspeed than they do on creating a better chip."
.. if your not careful your going to get burned. I myself run them, but never feel as confident as I do with the Intels.
Go get an AMD 2400 XP and a Pentium 2.4 and pull the heat sinks off while they are running.
Sound unlikely? Okay lets try again.
A wire gets stuck in your cpu fan.
Your CPU fan dies.
The epoxy connecting the cpu/sink drys out.
Tell me which one is still working (and motherboard) and then tell me who makes a more reliable "better" chip. The AMD will toast itself, more then likely the board, and whatever else it can get its pins onto. The Intel will underclock itself and save your system.
Running AMD's is like handling C4
Humm ....
Maybe you should read the original posters comments again. He did not say anything about "overheating" the proc. In fact he is dead on when he mentions space heater because of the massive heat exchange that would take place with two overclocked Athlons in the same case.
I run three-five boxes in my office at a time. In the winter the rest of my house is around 72 F. My office is a toasty 78F from the heat dispensed from the boxes. Great space heaters.
I am not saying what you mentioned to be untrue. In fact its dead on, Aluminum heat sinks (instead of copper), worn down fans, and underpowered power supplies will hurt you.
"Its amazing what a little energy crisis (engineered out of state) can do to an economy."
Actually its amazing what NIMBY and deregulation (engineered in state) can do to an economy.
Can a tape recorder be setup to automatically record a program from say 11am to 2pm Monday through Friday removing all advertisements with the ability to erase/write over the all ready recorded content not listen to in 3 days?
A tape player is not better at doing this and if I am correct, CD players are standard in most new vehicles with tapes costing extra?
"How LEFT wing is that?"
..
Very
The right wing approach would be to go down to the local kmart and buy a few boxes of 30-06 shells.
Even cheeper, a section of used rope.
I looked it up ...
.. and the company that work for to part from doing business with California companies.
.. this new internet tax is suppose to help this ... how?
Take 8.25% sales tax and tack that on.
Love newegg, but would be time for me
Unemployement Rating for Los Angeles County at 8%.
So
Are taxes collect at the POS (point of sale)?
.. is that Newegg.com has lost some of its edge. Nice .. one example of Midwest money that will now be staying in the midwest .. or even head east.
In otherwords, if California businesses jumped over to Nevada for ISP/Mailing addresses, and shipped from California warehouses would they avoid the taxes.
All I know
With patented DRM (Digital Rights Management) they will use there legal might to stop Linux, as Linux will not be DRM approved.
.. we will see.
Now will IBM go to bat for Linux
The bad thing is that "non-profits" do not have the same restrictions as a business.
Do not need to use do not call lists, can call you over and over, can use pre recoreded messages.
I think 75% of the Tele calls I receive to day from from such "non-profit organizations".
If it isn't broke, dont fix it!
Maybe that is why we are seeing Windows making dramatic changes year to year, and Linux continues to revolve and improve around a 20-year old design.
But what I don't get is that if we are so old, then why is Linux in general getting sued for using SCO's cutting edge technology?
Think about it.
If at compile time, stdio is not found it will not compile and therefore will NOT become a program. And if stdio (which btw is staticly compiled into the executable) is not working, I think you have much bigger issues to worry about. (if stdout is not working, how would you even know if the program successfully ran? And by your SAME arguement since the hello world program failed your OS should have been smart enough to fix the problem)
Do not attack the a programs OS environment program and turn around and blame the program for shortfalls.
If I put you in a room, close the door and drain all the air out of it, is it your fault for not being able to go without oxygen or me for changing your environment?
main()
{
printf("Hello world\n");
exit(0);
}
Now you have seen it.
none working perfectly,
.. compared to what? Microsoft Windozes?
Ummm
HAHAHAHA
Hey .. if Microsoft can go from 3.11 to 95, Mozilla can go from 1.0 to 1.4.
Umm .. ... VRRRRROOOOOOMMMMM ...
...
Thats the sound of the joke flying way over your head
Hemp for fuel
Thank you.
We have not seen a slashdot article about this future enhancements in store for it!
*waits in anticapation*
Oh no ... ..
Here we go