Because KDE's network transparency beats the shit out of anything OS X has, perhaps? Things like fish are far superior to anything I've seen on the mac.
Naw, 4-ways are less fun, because it invariably becomes 2 couples. Group sex is always more fun with an odd number of partners because by necessity, there's turnover.
Same way you miss the Nasca sand art. They seem like odd ditches until you get some perspective. That villa seems like it's just irregular enough to look like it's just another feature of the land. Too insignificant to do major earthmoving, so the farmer who works that piece of land just works around it.
Cost is definitely an issue, however, thie problem of them wearing out can be mitigated with more intelligent filesystem designs that distribute writing to the disk so that cells are used evenly. I know there is some FS work going on in the Linux camp about these sort of modifications. Alternatively, one could have a small microdrive for their data files, and have program binaries, etc, which don't usually change on the flash drive to take advantage of both technologies.
Your sig is appropriate to what the most ideal purpose for thse drives is. Mobile computing. Motors are one of the biggest consumers of electricity in modern mobiles. Replacing the hard drive with a solid state drive would increase battery life noticably, plus increase the ruggedness of a laptop. This would be a godsend for fleet purposes.
You know that hurricanes existed before mankind got here, right? They're not a new phenomenon. Mitigation of their effects is still useful, regardless of fundamentally flawed global warming treaties.
Uh, you know that hurricanes are cyclical, and that the previous 30-40 years were a lull in hurricane activity, right? So while global warming may contribute a bit, hurricanes will still be extant and still be devestating even without global warming. Quit being so simple-minded.
The future is now systrace does everything you say and more, and been around for a while now. It's NetBSD only, but will most likely spread in its availability.
Could be. Never used that setting, could be that they have enabled it by default now. I like them a hell of a lot better than IE's error pages; they're clean, informative and actually useful.
Just downloaded it, seems cleaner, the new error pages seem a bit better than the old popup systems; informative and not nearly as cluttered as IE's. Haven't tested page rendering that much, so that remains to be seen, but seems good so far.
Gentlemen, I think we have found an untapped source of energy. The methane generated from this man's bullshit could power our world for decades. Mr. Seminal, keep speaking, the fate of the world depends on you.
The difference is that the old 486 in the corner is still fully functional, and if it ever did die, there are still emulators, etc. Who's to say what will happen with valve and their masters Vivendi?
Uh, we must not have been reading the same article. This article is about a new technique that does make it energy efficient to extract oil from shale. Or are you reading the article through shit-tinted glasses because you don't want to believe?
Also worthwhile (and sadly funny) is the movie _Super Size Me_.
Or look at the professor who/lost/ weight on an all mcdonalds diet. It's not the fast food industry that's the problem, it's the problem with people not spending the time to do the 5 minutes of research to plan a week/month of eating choices that allows you to eat foods from places like mcdonalds without gaining wait. Mr. Spurlock is an asshat, plain and simple.
I love the fact that the trial lawyers neglect to emphasize that she was engaging in reckless behavior by putting the coffee between her legs. Face it, Ms. Liebeck was an idiot who deserved what she got. They have these things called cup holders for a reason, she should have used one. I have no sympathy for idiots.
I didn't say it was for loonies, I said it was for dumbasses. You know, people who can't spell loonies, or corporatism, or republicans, or mistake company for country. HAND.
The laptop market right now is all about making things as small as possible. A RAID setup would require a system that is much larger than current offerings to work. IMO, this is more about the server market. Small, low power consumption servers, maybe even fitting two mobos in a single 1u chassis. Such a market obviously exists, but up until very recently, there hasn't been a chipset that could realistically do the job of a server. This is what this product is really about, not the laptop market.
I think that's the point of SSOne being two different reusable craft. You have the white knight which gets the thing up and running, than SSOne which is launched from there. Really, what Rutan is doing is not much different from what we've always done, it's just that he's designed the whole thing around using reusable vehicles.
HT was only good if your code was designed to use it. This means things like optimizing your compiler to only use half the cache, etc. Hyperthreading involves a lot of cheating that the OS, compiler, and developer have to take into consideration when designing the proc, and for most people, it just isn't worth it.
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This is absolutely what it means. Especially with something the size of a game .iso, the ability to put in a destructive payload is easy.
Because KDE's network transparency beats the shit out of anything OS X has, perhaps? Things like fish are far superior to anything I've seen on the mac.
Naw, 4-ways are less fun, because it invariably becomes 2 couples. Group sex is always more fun with an odd number of partners because by necessity, there's turnover.
Same way you miss the Nasca sand art. They seem like odd ditches until you get some perspective. That villa seems like it's just irregular enough to look like it's just another feature of the land. Too insignificant to do major earthmoving, so the farmer who works that piece of land just works around it.
Whole lotta nada, most likely. Lake Champlain is pretty far inland, which means it most likely will not be affected by a rise in sea levels.
Cost is definitely an issue, however, thie problem of them wearing out can be mitigated with more intelligent filesystem designs that distribute writing to the disk so that cells are used evenly. I know there is some FS work going on in the Linux camp about these sort of modifications. Alternatively, one could have a small microdrive for their data files, and have program binaries, etc, which don't usually change on the flash drive to take advantage of both technologies.
Your sig is appropriate to what the most ideal purpose for thse drives is. Mobile computing. Motors are one of the biggest consumers of electricity in modern mobiles. Replacing the hard drive with a solid state drive would increase battery life noticably, plus increase the ruggedness of a laptop. This would be a godsend for fleet purposes.
You know that hurricanes existed before mankind got here, right? They're not a new phenomenon. Mitigation of their effects is still useful, regardless of fundamentally flawed global warming treaties.
Uh, you know that hurricanes are cyclical, and that the previous 30-40 years were a lull in hurricane activity, right? So while global warming may contribute a bit, hurricanes will still be extant and still be devestating even without global warming. Quit being so simple-minded.
The future is now systrace does everything you say and more, and been around for a while now. It's NetBSD only, but will most likely spread in its availability.
Wait...cigar, moon/hanger on. I think we should name this orbital pair Clinton and Monica.
Could be. Never used that setting, could be that they have enabled it by default now. I like them a hell of a lot better than IE's error pages; they're clean, informative and actually useful.
Just downloaded it, seems cleaner, the new error pages seem a bit better than the old popup systems; informative and not nearly as cluttered as IE's. Haven't tested page rendering that much, so that remains to be seen, but seems good so far.
I was thinking of a different guy, but is one article about people who have lost weight on such a diet.
Gentlemen, I think we have found an untapped source of energy. The methane generated from this man's bullshit could power our world for decades. Mr. Seminal, keep speaking, the fate of the world depends on you.
The difference is that the old 486 in the corner is still fully functional, and if it ever did die, there are still emulators, etc. Who's to say what will happen with valve and their masters Vivendi?
Uh, we must not have been reading the same article. This article is about a new technique that does make it energy efficient to extract oil from shale. Or are you reading the article through shit-tinted glasses because you don't want to believe?
What, you're upset that our governments don't assrape us for energy costs like your government does?
I love the fact that the trial lawyers neglect to emphasize that she was engaging in reckless behavior by putting the coffee between her legs. Face it, Ms. Liebeck was an idiot who deserved what she got. They have these things called cup holders for a reason, she should have used one. I have no sympathy for idiots.
I didn't say it was for loonies, I said it was for dumbasses. You know, people who can't spell loonies, or corporatism, or republicans, or mistake company for country. HAND.
The laptop market right now is all about making things as small as possible. A RAID setup would require a system that is much larger than current offerings to work. IMO, this is more about the server market. Small, low power consumption servers, maybe even fitting two mobos in a single 1u chassis. Such a market obviously exists, but up until very recently, there hasn't been a chipset that could realistically do the job of a server. This is what this product is really about, not the laptop market.
I think that's the point of SSOne being two different reusable craft. You have the white knight which gets the thing up and running, than SSOne which is launched from there. Really, what Rutan is doing is not much different from what we've always done, it's just that he's designed the whole thing around using reusable vehicles.
HT was only good if your code was designed to use it. This means things like optimizing your compiler to only use half the cache, etc. Hyperthreading involves a lot of cheating that the OS, compiler, and developer have to take into consideration when designing the proc, and for most people, it just isn't worth it.
Uh, because the next gen apples are going to be using intel chips. Have you been hibernating for the last 2 months?