you probably don't realize that people reading this will see how much of an idiot you are... it doesn't really reflect that badly on me if people actually click on and read the linked threads which expose you even more as the dipshit you are
"others here showed you don't even REALIZE processors FETCH instructions out of memory"... no they didn't... they merely demonstrated a rather primitive level of knowledge refer here: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3335057&cid=42377303
i know this is a pointless waste of time as you will neither read nor comprehend any of this and will continue your also pointless rampage of idiodic ranting, but i do like the thought of getting you all wound up:)
wow! that you went to such effort to put together all that bullshit indicates i must have really hit a nerve... the truth hurts apk, your poor pathetic sod
The US defense budget is over $700 billion [2], which as a component of the overall US federal budget is only exceeded by Medicare/Medicaid and social security [3], and is also equal to the sum of the military budgets of the next 14 highest military spending countries [2], which for a country of only 4.5% of the world's population (compared to China's 19% and India's 17%) [4] is rediculous by any stretch of the imagination.
The US spends more than $450 billion [1] just to service the interest on its debt, which is more than 3% of total GDP [1, 5], and that's with an average debt interest rate of just 2.5% [7] on a debt of over $16 trillion [6]. "As the debt ratio increases, the exchange value of the dollar may fall. Paying back debt with cheaper currency could cause investors (including other governments) to demand higher interest rates if they anticipate further dollar depreciation. Paying higher interest rates could slow domestic U.S. growth." [8].
The debt to GDP ratio for the United States now exceeds 100% [9], which is a position shared by countries also with financial problems like Ireland and Greece. The US may have its own financial printing press, but inflationary pressure will either limit its use or risk total collapse of the US dollar as a global reserve currency in favor of the Euro or IMF SDRs [10].
Anyone who denies that the USA is in deep financial doodoo is living in laa laa land with their head in the sand.
well the USA is the land of the free and a capitalist beacon, so it would be awfully hypocritical to allow a market economy to prosper and then impose all sorts of rules limiting such a free market just because those who help make it happen figure out ways to get more out of it
you're an idiot, a liar, a noob, a troll... and nobody takes you seriously... ever... regardless of whatever shit you spew... you have no friends here on slashdot apk... you fail
if i said i had been programming device drivers for 20 years and that you could thunk a 128-bit instruction on a 16-bit processor would you believe me? probably not... its pretty hard to recognise a programmer unless you are one yourself, and if a good programmer says something stupid, being a good programmer doesn't make that thing any less stupid
it's probably more useful to judge a post on its merit rather than the supposed qualifications of the poster
apk... don't worry i know you won't comprehend any of this anyway... just nod and keep on licking those windows:)
apk is the noob. check out his buggy python code, that can be replaced by a single line of code mind you. a very entertaining douchebag... the troll we love to hate:)
i found a bug in apk's code... not that it was hard, but it took apk about 2 weeks to find it even after having pointed it out to him multiple times
nobody could convince apk that they are a programmer, not even linus torvalds or bill gates, because apk's a little slow on the uptake and has this kind of god complex that only he truly believes in... poor apk
at least i don't post buggy code all over slashdot and than brag about how its not buggy and then eventually realise there's a bug and try blaming it on slashdot haha what a noob
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you probably don't realize that people reading this will see how much of an idiot you are... it doesn't really reflect that badly on me if people actually click on and read the linked threads which expose you even more as the dipshit you are
:)
thanks for the plug... moron
"Then, where's yours here"
:)
refer here: http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3058625&cid=41117989
"others here showed you don't even REALIZE processors FETCH instructions out of memory"... no they didn't... they merely demonstrated a rather primitive level of knowledge
refer here: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3335057&cid=42377303
i know this is a pointless waste of time as you will neither read nor comprehend any of this and will continue your also pointless rampage of idiodic ranting, but i do like the thought of getting you all wound up
cheers "apkb"
re: "This was just "too, Too, TOO EASY - just '2ez'" & is every single time"
:)
you have no idea... but your attitude is what makes your bullshit soentertaining
wow! that you went to such effort to put together all that bullshit indicates i must have really hit a nerve... the truth hurts apk, your poor pathetic sod
The US defense budget is over $700 billion [2], which as a component of the overall US federal budget is only exceeded by Medicare/Medicaid and social security [3], and is also equal to the sum of the military budgets of the next 14 highest military spending countries [2], which for a country of only 4.5% of the world's population (compared to China's 19% and India's 17%) [4] is rediculous by any stretch of the imagination.
The US spends more than $450 billion [1] just to service the interest on its debt, which is more than 3% of total GDP [1, 5], and that's with an average debt interest rate of just 2.5% [7] on a debt of over $16 trillion [6]. "As the debt ratio increases, the exchange value of the dollar may fall. Paying back debt with cheaper currency could cause investors (including other governments) to demand higher interest rates if they anticipate further dollar depreciation. Paying higher interest rates could slow domestic U.S. growth." [8].
The debt to GDP ratio for the United States now exceeds 100% [9], which is a position shared by countries also with financial problems like Ireland and Greece. The US may have its own financial printing press, but inflationary pressure will either limit its use or risk total collapse of the US dollar as a global reserve currency in favor of the Euro or IMF SDRs [10].
Anyone who denies that the USA is in deep financial doodoo is living in laa laa land with their head in the sand.
[1] http://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/ir/ir_expense.htm
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_military_expenditures
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:U.S._Federal_Spending_-_FY_2011.png
[4] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_population
[5] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_%28nominal%29
[6] https://www.fms.treas.gov/fmsweb/viewDTSFiles?dir=w&fname=12122700.txt
[7] http://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/rates/pd/avg/2012/2012_11.htm
[8] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt
[9] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_public_debt
[10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bancor
well the USA is the land of the free and a capitalist beacon, so it would be awfully hypocritical to allow a market economy to prosper and then impose all sorts of rules limiting such a free market just because those who help make it happen figure out ways to get more out of it
you're an idiot, a liar, a noob, a troll... and nobody takes you seriously... ever... regardless of whatever shit you spew... you have no friends here on slashdot apk... you fail
poor little apk... full of stupidity, as per his usual
btw... fixed that bug yet noob?
or better yet... seen the light and dumped it altogether for the much more efficient (and bug free) one line equivalent i gave you?
oh its just apk... i was hoping for someone that could actually make some kind of argument
if i said i had been programming device drivers for 20 years and that you could thunk a 128-bit instruction on a 16-bit processor would you believe me? probably not... its pretty hard to recognise a programmer unless you are one yourself, and if a good programmer says something stupid, being a good programmer doesn't make that thing any less stupid
:)
it's probably more useful to judge a post on its merit rather than the supposed qualifications of the poster
apk... don't worry i know you won't comprehend any of this anyway... just nod and keep on licking those windows
its funny that i can piss apk off so much that he goes on a posting rampage merely as a result of mentioning his buggy code... classic :)
you are a fit, apk
referring to yourself in the third person is another sign of madness, apk... keep going though :)
apk is the noob. check out his buggy python code, that can be replaced by a single line of code mind you. a very entertaining douchebag... the troll we love to hate :)
i found a bug in apk's code... not that it was hard, but it took apk about 2 weeks to find it even after having pointed it out to him multiple times
nobody could convince apk that they are a programmer, not even linus torvalds or bill gates, because apk's a little slow on the uptake and has this kind of god complex that only he truly believes in... poor apk
at least i have pants apk... you're just a drooling doofus
you have no idea what you're talking about
microsoft... i regularly run 16-bit programs on 64-bit using virtual xp mode in win7
right... you must really suck at poker
hey douche. see you're answering yourself... that's a classic sign of madness you know :)
at least i don't post buggy code all over slashdot and than brag about how its not buggy and then eventually realise there's a bug and try blaming it on slashdot haha what a noob
hey apk... fixed that bug yet?
you are a sad, sad little boy
so you fixed that bug yet noob?
i would rather be illiterate than American (most of which are illiterate anyway)