Are you assuming fair seas and flat land? Also, "proper water and feed" is a built-in gotcha. Having done some backpacking recently, I can that a 20 mile day while carrying your essential gear and supplies is a very long day. Sustaining that pace while maintaining your supplies of "proper water and feed" would be problematic at best.
That's hilarious because not that long ago deep sea exploration was impractical and before that even flights through the air were impractical. Just because something is "utterly delusional, impractical, unrealistic, ignorant" now doesn't mean it will always be that way, unless your mind chooses to make it so.
To elaborate slightly further... If you had two CPUs on your motherboard with 8 cores each and four threads of execution per core, you'd have a total of: 2 CPUs, 16 cores, and 64 threads of execution.
You can also think of it as the difference between rooms and buildings. Multiple cores may exist in a single CPU just like multiple rooms may exist in a building. Getting around between rooms in the same building isn't such a big deal. But getting from Room A in Building 1 to Room B in Building 2 requires you to leave Building 1 and then enter Building 2, which takes more time. Some motherboards support multiple CPUs (buildings) but most do not. Those that do are usually more expensive than the ones that support only a single CPU.
OpenOffice.org is trademarked, which is now owned by Oracle. Making the name OpenOffice could easily be crushed by Oracle if they chose to. Giving it a new name, however, would make it a lot harder for Oracle to get in the way of this move.
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It is at least eleventy-dozen times better than anything created in the next ten years, starting tomorrow.
Are you implying Chrome OS eats shit? :p
It's not anti-competitive... the competition just moved into the courts.
In this case, a leafless tree would not survive the winter.
Maybe everyone is just trying to get away from YOU? :p
For the oil, of course! :p
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Unless, of course, they are vegan aliens. Besides, most of us are too fat for use in a balanced diet.
Can stdout be redirected in such a way? :p
Nuclear weasels! Wait, that isn't right...
God? Is that you?
Are you assuming fair seas and flat land? Also, "proper water and feed" is a built-in gotcha. Having done some backpacking recently, I can that a 20 mile day while carrying your essential gear and supplies is a very long day. Sustaining that pace while maintaining your supplies of "proper water and feed" would be problematic at best.
Man invented the horse?
NEVER CROSS THE STREAMS! :p
Why yes, yes it was.
Taco Bell, of course. :p
That's hilarious because not that long ago deep sea exploration was impractical and before that even flights through the air were impractical. Just because something is "utterly delusional, impractical, unrealistic, ignorant" now doesn't mean it will always be that way, unless your mind chooses to make it so.
I'd bring a pig with me, but Jim Henson was way ahead of me.
It's a pissing match, where each party is trying to piss in opposite corners of a round room.
To elaborate slightly further... If you had two CPUs on your motherboard with 8 cores each and four threads of execution per core, you'd have a total of: 2 CPUs, 16 cores, and 64 threads of execution.
You can also think of it as the difference between rooms and buildings. Multiple cores may exist in a single CPU just like multiple rooms may exist in a building. Getting around between rooms in the same building isn't such a big deal. But getting from Room A in Building 1 to Room B in Building 2 requires you to leave Building 1 and then enter Building 2, which takes more time. Some motherboards support multiple CPUs (buildings) but most do not. Those that do are usually more expensive than the ones that support only a single CPU.
It's the only way to be sure...
This is why you hand out cash to random people... in the hopes that you will help a future beggar.
I don't think your information is reliable.
OpenOffice.org is trademarked, which is now owned by Oracle. Making the name OpenOffice could easily be crushed by Oracle if they chose to. Giving it a new name, however, would make it a lot harder for Oracle to get in the way of this move.