And if you threw something away in a rubbish bin without shredding it first, it's "public." If you use a email server that's not locked down tight, it's "public". If someone can hack into your mobile service, any messages stored there are "public."
A 17 inch monitor? Surely you mean "17 inch TV". Any computer that would have benefitted from an extra 64 kilobytes probably predates large "monitors." But a TV would have at least let you play BRICKOUT in color.
Mac developers were using secondary monitors to debug their programs back in the late eighties-- if the program crashed hard, it would freeze the entire system, and any debugging windows/log screens would be inaccessible. To make up for the lack of protected memory, savvy programers would put their IDE on one screen, and their application on another.
Amazon's content requirements are very clear. Even if the material is not pornographic, it can still offend-- and Amazon is not obligated to explain why it has chosen to take offense.
Climate Factor: Increase in average temperatures Potential Impact: Location / density of wireless masts may become sub-optimal since wireless transmission is dependent upon temperature (refractive index) Impact on quality of radio-frequency propagation if vegetation type changes in response to climate
Towards the end, there's a discussion of how the wireless network on some Scottish rail lines was damaged by an Ice Storm-- which was of course, attributed to Climate Change. But the concerns over antenna density aren't specifically about 802.11.
Signal propagation depends on temperature and humidity. It is possible to design a wireless network around a minimum number of antennas by taking the current climate into account. If you do so, and if the local climate warms, the optimum network may change, and you may have problems.
The paragraph is not trying to scare people into "Saving the Climate to Save WiFi" It's trying to warn the people who employ network engineers to have the calculations rerun, so that when the climate warms, the networks will remain fully functional.
and what are you doing that would warrant the FBI's eye, and what are you doing that you do not want law enforcement to know?
Hey, we're not talking about warranted searches here. If the FBI suspects something, they should present their evidence to a magistrate, and get a proper Warrant. Otherwise, they should piss off.
The CM-1 was designed by Thinking Machines Corporation, not Cray. However, the blinkinlights of a CM-5 did appear in Jurassic Park, which also featured the Cray XMP. Knowing Hollywood, they might have gotten their wires crossed.
Some multicore CPUs can shut down unused cores to save power. I imagine that if such technology is not thoroughly encumbered by patents, the Epiphany might be able to do the same thing.
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Some of the old quarries were very picturesque.
Governments in the United States rarely take prisoner rape seriously, which encourages guards to engage in bestial behavior.
Interesting. I did enjoy "No one Lives Forever." The heroine is a secretary. But realism seemed beside the point.
Wow, you sound like you're on a one man crusade against "infidelity." Bluenose!
And if you threw something away in a rubbish bin without shredding it first, it's "public." If you use a email server that's not locked down tight, it's "public". If someone can hack into your mobile service, any messages stored there are "public."
When "Mythbusters: the Game" is produced, I hope the designers make a note of it.
Would you prefer to play as James Bond or as an anonymous CIA desk jockey?
So, you want a gaming experience as realistic as the movies?
Strauss-Kahn is found to be a perv
Er, no. He's accused of sexually assaulting someone. A court can't find much of anything without a trial.
"We, the jury, find the defendent ???"
Wine? Which build? I've had a hell of a time getting Wine to install and run "Cleopatra" on my imac..
A 17 inch monitor? Surely you mean "17 inch TV". Any computer that would have benefitted from an extra 64 kilobytes probably predates large "monitors." But a TV would have at least let you play BRICKOUT in color.
Mac developers were using secondary monitors to debug their programs back in the late eighties-- if the program crashed hard, it would freeze the entire system, and any debugging windows/log screens would be inaccessible. To make up for the lack of protected memory, savvy programers would put their IDE on one screen, and their application on another.
Amazon's content requirements are very clear. Even if the material is not pornographic, it can still offend-- and Amazon is not obligated to explain why it has chosen to take offense.
Perhaps you should seek to understand the fear of heights in movie theaters.
Are we also supposed to write WebGL games with notepad?
No.
Cell phone towers aren't cheap. Neither is land.
Optimum: Most coverage for least cost.
From the report
Climate Factor: Increase in average temperatures
Potential Impact: Location / density of wireless masts may become sub-optimal since wireless transmission is dependent upon temperature (refractive index)
Impact on quality of radio-frequency propagation if vegetation type changes in response to climate
Towards the end, there's a discussion of how the wireless network on some Scottish rail lines was damaged by an Ice Storm-- which was of course, attributed to Climate Change. But the concerns over antenna density aren't specifically about 802.11.
It's very simple, and not at all alarmist.
Signal propagation depends on temperature and humidity. It is possible to design a wireless network around a minimum number of antennas by taking the current climate into account. If you do so, and if the local climate warms, the optimum network may change, and you may have problems.
The paragraph is not trying to scare people into "Saving the Climate to Save WiFi" It's trying to warn the people who employ network engineers to have the calculations rerun, so that when the climate warms, the networks will remain fully functional.
and what are you doing that would warrant the FBI's eye, and what are you doing that you do not want law enforcement to know?
Hey, we're not talking about warranted searches here. If the FBI suspects something, they should present their evidence to a magistrate, and get a proper Warrant. Otherwise, they should piss off.
The DHS has never done just one thing-- maybe that's why they don't do it well.
The CM-1 was designed by Thinking Machines Corporation, not Cray. However, the blinkinlights of a CM-5 did appear in Jurassic Park, which also featured the Cray XMP. Knowing Hollywood, they might have gotten their wires crossed.
RTFA.
A chip running at 1GHz with 16 cores can consume less than 1 watt of power, Olofsson said.
Just because a chip uses a Message Passing scheme does not mean that it's a Beowulf. Oh wait... it's probably close enough for slashdot.
This article implies that the 16 core adapteva system on a chip has 40 million transistors-- slightly less than an Atom.
The RV870 has 2.2 billion transistors, not all of which are used for the chip's 1600 stream processors.
Totally different architecture.
Some multicore CPUs can shut down unused cores to save power. I imagine that if such technology is not thoroughly encumbered by patents, the Epiphany might be able to do the same thing.