Actually, Windows95 DOES run on an i386... I ran It one a 386-33 with 4MB ram and a 200MB harddisk once, just for kicks... Opening an explorer window took 10 minutes, but it worked...
Tell them to install ADSL on a computer like that, that'll teach em.
Not completely: We have, up to know not yet disproved that timetravel is possible... However, If I'd have to guess, my money would still be on it being impossible (Due to killed grandfather paradox, lots of bad episodes of star trek, etc).
I'm not sure about this one actually, (Not to mention the fact that relativity (wich is pretty much accepted at the moment:-) ) explicitly states info CAN't go faster than light), because the hidden variable principle would work here to (Admitted, it has a lot of other flaws, but HERE it does work). Simply stated: The spin of both particles is already determined, but stored in a 'hidden variable' wich we don't observe untill the measurement is done...
Oh, dear, this brings back memories of a few fun discussions on the copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics... Would anybody want to give the definition of a measurement?:-)
Yes, I'd have to agree completely... I've greately enjoyed studying the bash man-pages for instance, though there are a few badly-written ones around.
But they certainly needn't be dry, Especially the man pages of the software by individuals (I mean, not companies or projects) are quite humoristic, though still valuable as a manual.
I have no problem with this idea, The small bit of network load wouldn't be to bad imho. (Still, you might want to make that: Clearly labeled AND smaller than 2048 bytes).
I'm just afraid it's not gonna work. It's a pitty but as long as there are no big actions against spammers and big punishments, nothing will change. Sad but true.
I had a reasonable text -> speech app, But I can't get hold of the name right now because I'm in combat with my partition table and the 1024Cyls limit:-(.
It was somewhere in the sound section of metalabs.unc.edu.
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According to current laws, 2000 MTOPS. (Million theoretically operations).
I seem to remember reading somewhere that the reset button connects the "POWER GOOD" pin on the CPU to earth, at wich point the cpu reboots....
Yup, thanks a lot. Let this be an example to all writers!
(Yup, feel free to moderate me down, but I'd just like to show a lot of people like ISO html)
Actually, Windows95 DOES run on an i386... I ran It one a 386-33 with 4MB ram and a 200MB harddisk once, just for kicks... Opening an explorer window took 10 minutes, but it worked...
Tell them to install ADSL on a computer like that, that'll teach em.
Nice, but I prefer a slightly more viable (IMHO) multiple universe theory: Every quantum `decision` that takes place splits the universe...
DOH, you made the joke before me :-(
I should have read on.
Not only does disneyland have 360's, I've noticed that reality is rather 360-degrees too :-)
They want to sue me for looking around me?
And lets not forget /the/ internet worm... It was definately based on the internet, and it had quite a bit of influence on the real world....
How about this one? See spacetime as an already pre-painted canvas... Since it's already al decided, it could just be a working possiblity...
How about this one for whacky (dis)logic: Either timetravel is impossible, or the universe will NOT go on forever... (Or both).
:-)
Assuming the universe will go on forever, infinite timetravel will occur so it would end up here too, so we would have noticed it...
(Spot the 3 flaws, first one wins a car
Not completely: We have, up to know not yet disproved that timetravel is possible... However, If I'd have to guess, my money would still be on it being impossible (Due to killed grandfather paradox, lots of bad episodes of star trek, etc).
I'm not sure about this one actually, (Not to mention the fact that relativity (wich is pretty much accepted at the moment :-) ) explicitly states info CAN't go faster than light), because the hidden variable principle would work here to (Admitted, it has a lot of other flaws, but HERE it does work). Simply stated: The spin of both particles is already determined, but stored in a 'hidden variable' wich we don't observe untill the measurement is done...
:-)
Oh, dear, this brings back memories of a few fun discussions on the copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics... Would anybody want to give the definition of a measurement?
You can't go faster than light... But light isn't taking the best route....
You think that's old? My uncle had a 8086-ish thing hooked up to an electrical typewriter for printing and keyboard... It ran MS-DOS 1.0!
Yes, I'd have to agree completely... I've greately enjoyed studying the bash man-pages for instance, though there are a few badly-written ones around.
But they certainly needn't be dry, Especially the man pages of the software by individuals (I mean, not companies or projects) are quite humoristic, though still valuable as a manual.
No, the subject refers to the fact that the pun in the body of the message is off topic, though still quite funny imho.
Not only that, but we also want the right to arm bears
Actually, they both give the same output.
QuMa
You mean there's an XFree banshee server? Or do you mean the framebuffer thingy?
QuMa
3.3.3_4 is out, and it's working fine with my monster fusion...
QuMa
Fingering ftp.kernel.org also says the current beta is 2.3.0
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I have no problem with this idea, The small bit of
network load wouldn't be to bad imho. (Still, you might want to make that: Clearly labeled AND smaller than 2048 bytes).
I'm just afraid it's not gonna work. It's a pitty but as long as there are no big actions against spammers and big punishments, nothing will change. Sad but true.
QuMa
I had a reasonable text -> speech app, But I can't get hold of the name right now because I'm in combat with my partition table and the 1024Cyls limit :-(.
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It was somewhere in the sound section of metalabs.unc.edu
QuMa
>X=Y;X^2=XY;X^2-Y^2=XY-Y^2;(X+Y)(X-Y)=Y(X-Y);X+Y=Y ;2Y=Y;2=1
Does the term "Division by Zero" ring a bell?
QuMa
Great april fools day joke guys, Loving (and half of the time actually believing) it!
Teeheeeh heee... I think my sides are gonna split...
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