"In particular, I'd like to see someone quantify exactly how much of an advantage White has if mathematically perfect moves are executed by both sides."
I think it would have to be "always wins" or "always loses", but I'm not sure how to prove it.
There doesn't seem to be much in the way of details. My hunch is that this is a diversity antenna. I'm guessing that it does bit by bit comparison from 2 or more frontends.
It's just like my uncle Fortranna Rosanadanna used to tell me. It's always something. Either your XRENDER is slow or you're stuck with a two bit disk drive.
LMAO. If Taco adds a "-10 tired old joke" I hope he also adds "+10 classic".
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It looks like muscle wire would be to slow. Max cycle rate seems to be about 1/second. Electromagnets would probably work better, like those green flip-dot highway signs.
With 2.5" hard drives at 7200RPMs, how could they possibly be called "nowhere near as fast as 3.5" models."
Track seek times should/could be better on a smaller disk. But at the same rpm, number of heads and bit density data transfer would be slower due to the lower linear velocity.
They whole point is that they ARE as fast... 3.5" HDDs have been stuck at 7200RPMs for some time now
"will the spinning disk still be a relavant tool for easy to carry around storage."
It's about 100x cheaper than solid state and storage "requirements" keep going up, so I'd say yes. Disk based digital video recorders will probably catch on at some point.
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"In particular, I'd like to see someone quantify exactly how much of an advantage White has if mathematically perfect moves are executed by both sides."
I think it would have to be "always wins" or "always loses", but I'm not sure how to prove it.
"Isn't this a stupid strategy?"
Not really. Consider that Chewbacca is a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk...
Picture the villagers approaching Dr. Frankenstein's castle.
Spanning tree?
Aaah... TY. Reminds me a bit of Carver's sonic holography, except in RF.
This link might be right on the mark.
There doesn't seem to be much in the way of details. My hunch is that this is a diversity antenna. I'm guessing that it does bit by bit comparison from 2 or more frontends.
Think about cropping and zooming. You notice a region of interest in the picture but it's all fuzzy by the time you blow it up.
Wow! Have you tried it?
Yeah, it makes sense to put some better hooks into X so that x0rfbserver doesn't have to do so much polling.
But it would be even snappier if the X11[VNC|RDP|NX] conversion(s) could be handled in the same process space as the physical server.
Are you telling me that the "industry standard" PDP8 skills I learned in HS are obsolete? Should I go to PDP11 school?
"Why dont we all give it up???"
The genie is out of the bottle. Saddam was recently spotted buying enriched uranium from a 7/11 in Africa.
Moon cheese.
It's just like my uncle Fortranna Rosanadanna used to tell me. It's always something. Either your XRENDER is slow or you're stuck with a two bit disk drive.
Back to you, Jane.
-Rosanna
LMAO. If Taco adds a "-10 tired old joke" I hope he also adds "+10 classic".
It looks like muscle wire would be to slow. Max cycle rate seems to be about 1/second. Electromagnets would probably work better, like those green flip-dot highway signs.
What a jerk. If you want to differentiate IDE from SCSI then go back and correct your own post, not mine.
With 2.5" hard drives at 7200RPMs, how could they possibly be called "nowhere near as fast as 3.5" models."
Track seek times should/could be better on a smaller disk. But at the same rpm, number of heads and bit density data transfer would be slower due to the lower linear velocity.
They whole point is that they ARE as fast... 3.5" HDDs have been stuck at 7200RPMs for some time now
I've seen speeds as high as 15k.
"its' small size would prevent it from doing much immediate damage."
What if he has a brother?
only for very small values of K
And his 140 IQ is actually only 60 ;-P
"will the spinning disk still be a relavant tool for easy to carry around storage."
It's about 100x cheaper than solid state and storage "requirements" keep going up, so I'd say yes. Disk based digital video recorders will probably catch on at some point.
"But Intel has something in the server market that AMD doesn't: a reputation."
At Intel, Quality is Job 0.99999998!!
Q: What do you call a series of FDIV instructions on a Pentium?
A: A random number generator.
"Pounds - not kilograms?"
Or, married vs looking.
sue a corp, anoint tzar
ran crap zoo, sue titan
i can root azure pants
rapacious, not zen art
can't earn it, zap our os
ip rat unto an os craze
- a post one czar in a rut