Now try transcoding a HD video on a modern 4GHz desktop versus a 1st gen Raspberry Pi.
An interesting case.
What everybody keeps forgetting about the Raspberry Pi is that it is a powerful multimedia chip with a crappy ARM core attached. Unfortunately the main chip is closed, so you can only program on the feeble ARM core.
You started this thread with the unjustified claim:
The computer models we have are inaccurate, as has been demonstrated in multiple peer reviewed papers.
Where are the links?
This is a pretty fair summary of your posting history, unsupported claims followed by demands that others provide evidence to back their points when you are challenged.
Venus has 96% CO2 atmosphere, yet it's colder than earth at elevation at its poles. Probably something to do with energy from the aurora, solar wind and earth's magnetic field.
Is this the most moronic irrelevant factoid factoid ever posted to slashdot?
I have 800,000 years of direct, measurable evidence that the earth's climate cycles between warming and cooling, and that we are, in fact, in the fifth such cycle.
Exactly. And we are currently in the cooling part of the cycle,
it wouldn't surprise me if he got the Post Office to rescind postal neutrality as well. Which would be hilarious as it would mostly harm those that voted for him.
Almost all of Trumps policies disproportionally hurt those who voted for him.
Sorry, It's just that your original message wasn't clear -- I thought you were complaining that the "service" command wasn't working properly, not that systemctl restart wasn't working for you.
So did you manage to find out why "systemctl restart" wasn't restarting the service? What service was it?
it's not like rejected patches are published -- after all, they were rejected.
Huh? You think systemd development is done in secret? On what basis?
It's been claimed that the systemd team are rejecting patches en-mass. So far the only example seems to be a trivial change to an automake file, which doesn't seem to have been proposed with any real justification.
But never mind, you've decided that because you can't find anything it must exist and be hidden.
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British (and now Japanese), not US.
Easier -- ZTE just stop using Qualcom chips.
In fact, any sane non-US hardware manufacturer should stop using US made or designed chips.
The only reason for having a large warhead is poor accuracy. If this thing has a 100 megaton warhead it's CEP must be like a mile or so!
Now try transcoding a HD video on a modern 4GHz desktop versus a 1st gen Raspberry Pi.
An interesting case.
What everybody keeps forgetting about the Raspberry Pi is that it is a powerful multimedia chip with a crappy ARM core attached. Unfortunately the main chip is closed, so you can only program on the feeble ARM core.
Not deliberately, but the solution does lie in their hands.
I was under the impression that GPU's were too feeble for miners these days, the real action was using ASICs.
Am I wrong?
I can't link to papers?
You started this thread with the unjustified claim:
The computer models we have are inaccurate, as has been demonstrated in multiple peer reviewed papers.
Where are the links?
This is a pretty fair summary of your posting history, unsupported claims followed by demands that others provide evidence to back their points when you are challenged.
Just google "climate model agreement".
No, it isn't.
Venus has 96% CO2 atmosphere, yet it's colder than earth at elevation at its poles. Probably something to do with energy from the aurora, solar wind and earth's magnetic field.
Is this the most moronic irrelevant factoid factoid ever posted to slashdot?
Concern troll is concerned.
Centre-left my arse.
I am tempted to abandon Slashdot, as the signal to noise ratio of 'actually interesting' articles is very low
Welcome to the first decade of the 21st century, where have you been been?
Real critics of scientific theory don't deny reality and lie. Deniers do.
I have 800,000 years of direct, measurable evidence that the earth's climate cycles between warming and cooling, and that we are, in fact, in the fifth such cycle.
Exactly. And we are currently in the cooling part of the cycle,
But the temperature is going up.
All models are inaccurate, some are more accurate than others.
Multiple peer reviewed papers have proved that the current climate models are actually rather good.
it wouldn't surprise me if he got the Post Office to rescind postal neutrality as well. Which would be hilarious as it would mostly harm those that voted for him.
Almost all of Trumps policies disproportionally hurt those who voted for him.
Colour me surprised.
Hydrogen will work for aircraft.
Nah, methane and ammonia. Hydrogen is too difficult to store.
If you turn CO2 into gasoline it's not a fossil fuel.
He's an abiotic oil loon.
Yeah, you should see my replacement for AlphaGo.
Sorry, It's just that your original message wasn't clear -- I thought you were complaining that the "service" command wasn't working properly, not that systemctl restart wasn't working for you.
So did you manage to find out why "systemctl restart" wasn't restarting the service? What service was it?
it's not like rejected patches are published -- after all, they were rejected.
Huh? You think systemd development is done in secret? On what basis?
It's been claimed that the systemd team are rejecting patches en-mass. So far the only example seems to be a trivial change to an automake file, which doesn't seem to have been proposed with any real justification.
But never mind, you've decided that because you can't find anything it must exist and be hidden.
Hint: look in all the "/etc/rc?.d/" directories, and not in "/etc/init.d".
Of course the /etc/rc?.d directories consist entirely of links to the files in /etc/init.d, all 9000 odd lines of them.
Tell a lie, there are two files in /etc/init.d that are not linked to by /etc/rc?.d -- /etc/init.d/README and /etc/init.d/skeleton.
So, tell me, when did you learn how sysvinit works? Been using it since 1994 like me?
I, unlike you, always speak the truth.
What is this "about" in your diseased mind? Why will you not say? Are you, rightly, afraid that people will laugh at you?
Great, thanks.
A minor change (+5,-6) to Makefile.am, cool.