Things inheritent in pysical laws are patentable they patently aren't, but the the patent office does not have enough staff to check on prior art, or physical reality, or on anything other than the bill they send
Yep, Itanium MHz beat everything else (including x86, AMD, Sparc, MIPS and PPC) on the molecular mechanics code we're running. It's a close second to PPC on the QM code. (As an aside, for this code: PIV/Xeon MHz aren't worth the ink they're printed with on the die)
Wouldn't have been a problem if you had the sources of the tools.
I've explained this to quite a number of PHB's around here, and it's starting to stick. For critical apps above OS-level the rule is: We don't run it if we cannot write/buy/download all of the code, in ascii. I'm old enough to have seen dozens of software and hardware 'giants' come and go, and I advise strongly against making your business dependent on the survival of anything as fickle as an IT company.
You *have* to make a limit somewhere, you can't make, for instance, addresses an infinite number of bits
But that's exactly the point, not only is infinite impossible, but any finite value larger than that chosen had become a head-ache. By the backward design of the memory space (the maximum possible address =1Meg, and we count backwards to zero) make simple expansion of the 20 used bits on the potentially 32 bits address bus impossible. At the time memory size growth in all computers was progessing at the same rate as now. The stupidity of this design choice is of a stalinistic magnitude. Many thousands of good people wasted years of their lives in untold suffering (that is, programming for DOS) repairing the damage done.
In that year the French were occupied by Germany. The U.S. didn't enter into that war until 1941. Until the end 1943 the official U.S. policy was to appease the Vichy German puppet regime. It was only Churchill that managed to get the U.S. to reluctantly support the free French.
Then next thing you know the FBI is knocking on your door asking to look at your computer It appears you missed the part where the USA reoccupy Germany in your scenario.
Perhaps from the original paper on the Hf experiments?
I count one air-force, one lockheed-martin and one small defense contractor in the author list. But you're right, perhaps the US military is diversifying into the electricty market.
LD 50 is 127/137 mg/kg in male/female mice 230/249 mg/kg in male/female hamsters 355/247 mg/kg in male/female rats 246/244 mg/kg in male/female rabbits.
No data for humans but given a typical value of 100 mg of caffeine per mug and comparable metabolism you will need about 3 mugs of coffee for every kg of body weight.
You won't be, We're running four of those with Redhat 9 and fedora and with wildcat 6210 graphics as comp-chem workstations. I don't think they're very slow at all...
This morning I spotted two ladies with keyboard-vacuumcleaners, display wipes, and telephone sanitizing spray in my office... (although at first I thought they were dusting for prints, they claim they were doing field training in a harsh environment for an upcoming major job)
It was a joke. You cross '70% of statistics are made up' with 'the other side are evil and stupid' propaganda and add some familiar names from the news. I quite liked the result.
Dropping a few thousand nukes in a nice pattern will also work. And no, solid rock is fine for wave propagation (even better as it will transmit both P and S waves).
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It would appear that the first use of the word boycott would have been the last if it hadn't been successful.
see for instance this dictonary
Things inheritent in pysical laws are patentable
they patently aren't, but the the patent office does not have enough staff to check on prior art, or physical reality, or on anything other than the bill they send
Yep, Itanium MHz beat everything else (including x86, AMD, Sparc, MIPS and PPC) on the molecular mechanics code we're running.
It's a close second to PPC on the QM code.
(As an aside, for this code: PIV/Xeon MHz aren't worth the ink they're printed with on the die)
Wouldn't have been a problem if you had the sources of the tools.
I've explained this to quite a number of PHB's around here, and it's starting to stick.
For critical apps above OS-level the rule is: We don't run it if we cannot write/buy/download all of the code, in ascii. I'm old enough to have seen dozens of software and hardware 'giants' come and go, and I advise strongly against making your business dependent on the survival of anything as fickle as an IT company.
You *have* to make a limit somewhere, you can't make, for instance, addresses an infinite number of bits
But that's exactly the point, not only is infinite impossible, but any finite value larger than that chosen had become a head-ache.
By the backward design of the memory space (the maximum possible address =1Meg, and we count backwards to zero) make simple expansion of the 20 used bits on the potentially 32 bits address bus impossible.
At the time memory size growth in all computers was progessing at the same rate as now. The stupidity of this design choice is of a stalinistic magnitude. Many thousands of good people wasted years of their lives in untold suffering (that is, programming for DOS) repairing the damage done.
Nope, it contains less than a decent cup of coffee, (and a lot less than my indecent triple ristrettos) check out : this table
By performing a preemptive biological attack on any suspect entity.
Hadn't you picked up on that pattern yet?
In that year the French were occupied by Germany.
The U.S. didn't enter into that war until 1941.
Until the end 1943 the official U.S. policy was to appease the Vichy German puppet regime.
It was only Churchill that managed to get the U.S. to reluctantly support the free French.
Then next thing you know the FBI is knocking on your door asking to look at your computer
It appears you missed the part where the USA reoccupy Germany in your scenario.
Perhaps from the original paper on the Hf experiments?
I count one air-force, one lockheed-martin and one small defense contractor in the author list.
But you're right, perhaps the US military is diversifying into the electricty market.
smoking kills more people every day in the USA
I take it you mean the USA is not being hysterial about smoking?
Perhaps where you are...
Not a good analogy, if I check that link I'd say
Fuchs was consistently pro-communist and acted on his convictions.
Would this inculde Re-GPLing the part they licensed from SCO?
You're right, but I think the author meant that the sensor only covers the central region of the image (which normally shows less imaging errors)
my grandmother is dead, you insensitive clot
Some judges may beg to differ.
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LD 50 is
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127/137 mg/kg in male/female mice
230/249 mg/kg in male/female hamsters
355/247 mg/kg in male/female rats
246/244 mg/kg in male/female rabbits.
No data for humans but given a typical value
of 100 mg of caffeine per mug and comparable
metabolism you will need about 3 mugs of
coffee for every kg of body weight.
That would be about 450 mugs for yer average
You won't be,
We're running four of those with Redhat 9 and fedora and with wildcat 6210 graphics as comp-chem workstations.
I don't think they're very slow at all...
That is of course assuming you run tcsh and not bash...
I think not
This morning I spotted two ladies with keyboard-vacuumcleaners, display wipes, and telephone sanitizing spray in my office...
(although at first I thought they were dusting for prints, they claim they were doing field training in a harsh environment for an upcoming major job)
Also, how many parent think, "Little Jimmy should have a programmable set of Lego!"
I did,
It's probably the least pointless gift Jimmy got last year.
(But then, his dad reads slashdot, so what chance of a life has he got anyway)
It's the same, they only renamed it to stop the RIAA from dragging the whole country to court.
disinformation is your only defense
It was a joke.
You cross '70% of statistics are made up' with 'the other side are evil and stupid' propaganda and add some familiar names from the news.
I quite liked the result.
Don't worry, more than 70% of the US population is convinced they're the same person anyway...
Dropping a few thousand nukes in a nice pattern will also work.
And no, solid rock is fine for wave propagation (even better as it will transmit both P and S waves).