no fortran compiler? did you do 0 research at all? in about two minutes i found g77 and Computation Tools 4.0, so there are probably more out there.
couldnt find any speed difference in 3 days? it sounds like you gave each group a day a piece. given that your developers didnt have any experience with the platform, im not surprised you couldnt come up with anything.
and as for your preference for FVWM...well...im sorry. its not 1981 anymore.
well, since darwin IS open source, and there is an X11 server available FROM apple, you arent limited to the "closed source" portions of the operating system if you dont want to use them.
read your warranty dude, canon does NOT let you refill cartridges. using non-canon ink will void it immediately (not to mention result in ultimately crappy print quality)
i thought the whole point of stealth is that it doesnt HAVE a wide side, even from the bottom. or at least one wide enough to look bigger than a flock of geese.
given the immense support for paralell letter recognition in vast amounts of psychological and linguistic research, id say your brain is still working in paralell, but at some point in your "serial" search you are taking the time to focus on each letter on lower input levels.
in fact, its actually MORE accurate than whole word shapes and the tpyo study. if people were recognizing word-shapes, end-loading words with larger letters like syllabl to sayblll would decrease recognition.
using feature (letter) based recognition, words can be ridiculously out of order and still be recognized because every feature except for order is being activated.
think of it like this: every word in our head has a feature pattern, in fact, for simplicity, just assume that thats how it is stored. so the word "people" has all the features (curves, lines, order, etc) stored. when you read a word, your eye recognizes parts of this immediately (sometimes on the order or ~70ms, or the time it takes for the image to get from your eye to your visual cortex). some of these features will be missed, but most will be activated. then your brain picks out a word that matches the features you have activated.
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how exactly does this ruin a compressed version? messing up the difference values? wouldnt it just wash on the next frame?
and then, isnt this noticeable to people who are watching the DVD anyway?
i was goign to make that joke, you insensitive clod
no fortran compiler? did you do 0 research at all? in about two minutes i found g77 and Computation Tools 4.0, so there are probably more out there.
couldnt find any speed difference in 3 days? it sounds like you gave each group a day a piece. given that your developers didnt have any experience with the platform, im not surprised you couldnt come up with anything.
and as for your preference for FVWM...well...im sorry. its not 1981 anymore.
well, since darwin IS open source, and there is an X11 server available FROM apple, you arent limited to the "closed source" portions of the operating system if you dont want to use them.
uhhh, i could be wrong, but i thought it was the other way around (lexmark made the samsung laser printers)
hey, you know whats funny? lexmark manufacutres those cartridges too.
read your warranty dude, canon does NOT let you refill cartridges. using non-canon ink will void it immediately (not to mention result in ultimately crappy print quality)
only if you dont mind All your BIOS are belong to us jokes.
thats so insane, it just might be in the perhiperary of their plan.
depends. if keanu reeves is involved, its definitely nmap.
however, Trinity having sex with Niobe...
remind me where you lived that they took 8.50$ from you if you didnt go see the movie? usually they only charge you if you DO go see it.
pricewatch, ebay, direct from mrfgrs, theres a lot of places. lots of places still roll hard with dot matirx, especially for invoices and such.
yea, they really showed verisign didnt they!
be nice, or we will tape MORE paper up over your logo, so that people wont know where you work!
that just screams obey.
but its got facets, seams and such, all over.
i thought the whole point of stealth is that it doesnt HAVE a wide side, even from the bottom. or at least one wide enough to look bigger than a flock of geese.
frying pidgeons? can it be modified to destroy squirrels as well? ill take 1 million of them, heres my visa...
back in soviet russia, bad jokes mod down you!
(sorry, i couldnt help it)
only when its warranted.
although i think in this case (attempting to summarize a 900 page behemoth) it might be.
given the immense support for paralell letter recognition in vast amounts of psychological and linguistic research, id say your brain is still working in paralell, but at some point in your "serial" search you are taking the time to focus on each letter on lower input levels.
in fact, its actually MORE accurate than whole word shapes and the tpyo study. if people were recognizing word-shapes, end-loading words with larger letters like syllabl to sayblll would decrease recognition.
using feature (letter) based recognition, words can be ridiculously out of order and still be recognized because every feature except for order is being activated.
think of it like this: every word in our head has a feature pattern, in fact, for simplicity, just assume that thats how it is stored. so the word "people" has all the features (curves, lines, order, etc) stored. when you read a word, your eye recognizes parts of this immediately (sometimes on the order or ~70ms, or the time it takes for the image to get from your eye to your visual cortex). some of these features will be missed, but most will be activated. then your brain picks out a word that matches the features you have activated.
basically, these dont conflict.
frat boys as well...
in soviet russia, bad joke mods down you!
Back on Romulus 1, dvd buys you!
500 million falls out of [random microsfot exec]s' pocket when his wifes servant does the laundry.
oh please, thats not the only thing you use one-handed text messaging for.
SMSex!