... 59.8W "thermal design power",which is the max ammount of waste heat the unit generates, so the chip's actuall power consumption is going to be a bit higher.
So, just where does the extra energy come out? Sound? X-Rays? Slow Tachyons?
not only is the release dumbed down to the max,
it also provides no link to any additional information.
This is the web, it's hypertext don't you know. We can shove up a quick and dumb summary and have these link thingies to point to in-depth stuff to people who want to know more.
Think about it. Ashton-Tate's claim on dBase was, in many ways, similar to SCO's current claim on derivative UNIX works. They both ignored upstream property rights of others. What is ironic about this is that Fox Software wasn't the only company sued by Ashton-Tate for this supposed copyright violation. Fox's co-defendant was SCO. And having been on the other side of such a similar case, they should know better.
Yes, SCO was Fox's co-defendant. But it isn't SCO
that's suing IBM, it's "The SCO Group", who are not the same people at all. There is no "they" there.
Here's a
story about the media altering photographs to make the U.S. look bad
But the Guardian story says:
The Los Angeles Times has sacked a battlefront photographer for altering a photograph which showed a
British [my emphasis] soldier telling Iraqi civilians to take cover from Iraqi fire.
I know some people think that the UK is soon to be the 51st state, but at the moment it still maintains the pretense of being an independant country.
Re:Personal experiences with ADHD, mood swings, et
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Working with ADHD?
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Just within the last year have I fully noticed the mood swings, and how low I could get in the winter months, being in Canada around Toronto area -- similar in geographic location to Detroit and Buffalo.
Ritalin is the most popular. It is used mostly for treating children. Its generic form is methylphenidate or MPH.
Studies have shown that MPH is up to 30% less effective than the brand name drug, Ritalin. It can cause tics in children. Those who take Ritalin do not develop tics.
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Dexedrine is second most common to Ritalin in use for treating ADD. It is used mostly for treating adolescents and adults.
The generic form of Dexedrine, dextroamphetamine sulfate, is considered inferior to the name brand, and not as long-lasting.
Sequent (dynix) is the line right underneath the SYSV (3, 4, 4.2, 5) yellow line. It forks from BSD in 1984 and merges stuff from SYSV in 1985, and 1988.
certainly any shred of hope that SCO would have would have to rest on the agreements between SCO (pre-Caldera, *probably* post-Novell) and Sequent
Nope, SVR4.? ES/MP was merged into UnixWare 2.0, i.e. when Novell were in charge. I'd guess that the actual work was done for USL, i.e. AT&T. Things were moving fast in those days.
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Or do you think that each time a bit is flipped it stores up a bit more energy, till one day... KABOOOOM!
Or maybe the CPU gets heavier with time. I suppose that's possible. Would take quite a while to become measureable.
Maybe you'd like to check up on the principle of conversion of energy.
Welcome to the 21st century.
Fly RyanAir out of Prestwick, it's pretty cheap.
Doesn't get you to Paris though, you have a 1h30 bus ride from Beauvais when you arrive.
Come to think of it from most places in Scotland you've probably got up to 5 hours to get to Prestiwick.
Maybe a good idea to move somewhere civilised. How about Paris?
(Or, like me, Champigny sur Marne, twinned with lovely Musselburgh).
Decides to assasinate a poor defenceless geek....
Sounds like a good plan to me.
(sound of GWB thinking, "now who should we attack? North Korea or Iraq, gosh being president is tough").
Alt-Space N - Agra_N_dir
Alt-Space X - Does nothing for me
Maybe you meant
Alt-Space U - Red_U_ire
Alt-Space N - Agra_N_dir
Or did you think all Windows systems use the same shortcuts?
But his irony is only ironical if you wern't watching the magic act closely enough.
- Caldera bought the SCO UnixWare and SCO OpenServer software, and the employment contracts of those poor slaves working on the software.
- SCO changed its name to Tarentella, the name
of it's remaining software product.
- Caldera changed it's name to "The SCO Group".
Caldera never bought Tarentella, or SCO.That'll be Hoist by your own petard maybe?
Ever thought of moving to sunnier climes?
Re: Q: Info on SVR4 ES -- Enhanced Security
Here's source for Sequent input into SVR4 ES/MP:
Re: sco, mpx, multi processor and Re: YES!!! - SCO Group Slaps IBM with $1B Suit
Sequent (dynix) is the line right underneath the SYSV (3, 4, 4.2, 5) yellow line. It forks from BSD in 1984 and merges stuff from SYSV in 1985, and 1988.Who moderated this funny? I was hoping for Insightful. Even I wouldn't claim it's Interesting though.
According to SCO/Caldera they did try talking to IBM at first, but IBM told them to get lost.
For example?
Under what terms did Sequent write the SVR4 ES/MP stuff? Who owns it? How did AT&T/NOVELL/SCO et al get hold of it?
Note that on SVR4 systems /bin is just a symlink to /usr/bin.
UnixWare has had SMP since they merged the Sequent written SVR4 ES/MP stuff to make UnixWare 2, released January 1995 according to Ãric Lévénez.
It might be that the UnixWare version is faster however as it, unlike the Solaris version, doesn't need a shared library.
However the Solaris version might use less memory (as /usr/bin/sh is more likely to be loaded than /sbin/sh).
Ah, it's so difficult working out which performance tradeoffs to make.
I wonder how many people have spent time working on /usr/bin/true between the 1.1 version in V5.4es to 1.4 in UnixWare, to 1.6 in Solaris?