Please try to remember that/. is the bottom of the computing world - literally. Apparently, most of/. lives in their mother's basements. Fortunately, they cannot reproduce there, except as mold cultures, as women do not venture into basements (at least not after the horror movies trained them to be afraid, be very afraid). And the commenting on/. shows it is full of bottom feeders. So go at linux like crazy.
The only stuff we need to dumb down on slashdot is stuff slashdotters have little or no familiarity with. You know, like girls, daylight, floors above the basement level, dancing...
Actually, I have been privy to Intel planning for many years, as I used to work there. It takes many years to develop the next generation uP. That means that the 16 nm devices are already in initial design stages. Since the overall design process is such a big job, all the supporting hardware is a major part of the design process. Like the fab hardware. So, no, much of this roadmap is not a thought experiment, but already many projects with many members working on the pieces. Otherwise, the plan would never come together when its time has arrived.
The internet empowers crackpots, wing nuts, extremist groups, crazies, conspiracy theorists, etc. It actually winds them up. So, no, I do not see it getting better any time soon. And the Fibs, etc must just love this. Shows them the crazies. The feds are in no way going to limit their access to crazies. They are going to encourage it. It will grow.
Boy, you sure know a lot about Paul, and biblical history, considering you weren't there. What you say are assumptions and personal beliefs, not the facts. But you spout them as if they were facts. Funny, the vast majority of the experts, (who talk just like you) disagree with you. Huh. Sounds like you are polluted.
photons do not suffer from the issues of signal loss, signal quality, partial reflections, waveform distortion, EMI/EMC, crosstalk, noise, etc. electrons / holes do. Whole regions of current electronic simulation issues go away. New ones open up.
Actually, if the photon released is a different frequency than the one absorbed (lower frequency, less energetic), then the energy difference is transformed into heat (movement energy of the atom). The atom will speed up a little. Or the electrons jump out to a higher energy level. If the photon released is a higher frequency than the one absorbed, the atom will cool of, slow down, or the electrons will drop into a lower energy state.
Hey! You can get just as many crackpot wacko fanboy answers off google as you can off/. Don't sell google short. Wrong answers can be found everywhere, you do not have to work at it to find them. For example, hardware raid works great, reliably, and is fast. You will only see slowdowns when writing huge files from memory to disk, and exceed the memory on the drives, which these days runs to 4 or 8 meg. and the slowdowns, while measurable, are certainly not significant to the user. Software raid adds complexity that is visible to the user, and always slows down all writes. It may add a little reliability if you are using a reliable os. That means, of course, that Windows adds no reliability at all. Raid is to make low quality disks not loose data, by putting data on multiple disks, so when one disk dies, you know about it and can take steps. This effectively increases the quality of the disks. For more reliable storage, the first step is to buy more reliable disks. Common, consumer grade disks are not spec'd or designed to take a lot of fast head movement for long periods of time (overheating issues). Enterprise disks are. Enterprise class disk drives are more reliable. In the same way, hardware raid is more reliable than software raid. but if your data is important, you need to store it on a system running a reliable os installation. that would not be windows on a desktop, it would be a file server setup that is not running a lot of applications, just serving files. This improves your data integrity. You still need a backup method. Of course I am referring to a hardware raid solution from LSI (LSI, Dell, HP, IBM), not some fly-by-night vendor.
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Freon? FREON? I don't use no stinkin FREON. Liquid helium is the way to go...
Did you see the cctv rfid reader thing at the last black hat?
Going to? You speak as if it is a FUTURE event. I aready have all your credit card info, and everything else as well. Muhahah.
Then I guess some of us would have to start wearing underwear
Please try to remember that /. is the bottom of the computing world - literally. /. lives in their mother's basements. Fortunately, they cannot reproduce there, except as mold cultures, as women do not venture into basements (at least not after the horror movies trained them to be afraid, be very afraid). /. shows it is full of bottom feeders.
Apparently, most of
And the commenting on
So go at linux like crazy.
Hah. 4 nm, I'll believe it when I see it!
Intel puts a gazillion dollars a year into research. Or had you not noticed the prices they cahrge for uPs and chipsets?
The only stuff we need to dumb down on slashdot is stuff slashdotters have little or no familiarity with. You know, like girls, daylight, floors above the basement level, dancing...
Actually, I have been privy to Intel planning for many years, as I used to work there. It takes many years to develop the next generation uP. That means that the 16 nm devices are already in initial design stages. Since the overall design process is such a big job, all the supporting hardware is a major part of the design process. Like the fab hardware. So, no, much of this roadmap is not a thought experiment, but already many projects with many members working on the pieces. Otherwise, the plan would never come together when its time has arrived.
Ok, so politics and the internet empowers...
And wiping out humanity / vermin is bad because...
Oh, wait, I am supposed to conceal my robotness...
The internet empowers crackpots, wing nuts, extremist groups, crazies, conspiracy theorists, etc. It actually winds them up. So, no, I do not see it getting better any time soon.
And the Fibs, etc must just love this. Shows them the crazies. The feds are in no way going to limit their access to crazies. They are going to encourage it.
It will grow.
Properly working Windows box? That is an oxymoron.
I take it you mean a box running Windoz the way MS wants it to?
I thought Microsoft was speak for Borked. When did this special MS qualification for Home occur?
and guns are much safer to use on psychopaths as well - you do not have to get close to them.
Windows support is job security for a whole lot of poor, unfortunate people. Bill created a whole new industry there.
IBM Model 1620
Boy, you sure know a lot about Paul, and biblical history, considering you weren't there.
What you say are assumptions and personal beliefs, not the facts. But you spout them as if they were facts.
Funny, the vast majority of the experts, (who talk just like you) disagree with you.
Huh.
Sounds like you are polluted.
photons do not suffer from the issues of signal loss, signal quality, partial reflections, waveform distortion, EMI/EMC, crosstalk, noise, etc. electrons / holes do. Whole regions of current electronic simulation issues go away.
New ones open up.
Actually, if the photon released is a different frequency than the one absorbed (lower frequency, less energetic), then the energy difference is transformed into heat (movement energy of the atom). The atom will speed up a little. Or the electrons jump out to a higher energy level.
If the photon released is a higher frequency than the one absorbed, the atom will cool of, slow down, or the electrons will drop into a lower energy state.
If the motherboard is using the ICH for raid, then it is fakeraid. If the motherboard is using lsi for raid, then it is no.
there are motherboard raid solutions which use LSI raid chips. they are not fakeraid. What motherboards use fakeraid?
Hey! You can get just as many crackpot wacko fanboy answers off google as you can off /. Don't sell google short.
Wrong answers can be found everywhere, you do not have to work at it to find them.
For example, hardware raid works great, reliably, and is fast. You will only see slowdowns when writing huge files from memory to disk, and exceed the memory on the drives, which these days runs to 4 or 8 meg. and the slowdowns, while measurable, are certainly not significant to the user.
Software raid adds complexity that is visible to the user, and always slows down all writes. It may add a little reliability if you are using a reliable os. That means, of course, that Windows adds no reliability at all. Raid is to make low quality disks not loose data, by putting data on multiple disks, so when one disk dies, you know about it and can take steps. This effectively increases the quality of the disks. For more reliable storage, the first step is to buy more reliable disks. Common, consumer grade disks are not spec'd or designed to take a lot of fast head movement for long periods of time (overheating issues). Enterprise disks are. Enterprise class disk drives are more reliable. In the same way, hardware raid is more reliable than software raid. but if your data is important, you need to store it on a system running a reliable os installation. that would not be windows on a desktop, it would be a file server setup that is not running a lot of applications, just serving files. This improves your data integrity. You still need a backup method.
Of course I am referring to a hardware raid solution from LSI (LSI, Dell, HP, IBM), not some fly-by-night vendor.
The NSA is image analysis central for the feds. They don't just intercept signals
Like the NSA cares what she wants stopped