Never make confidence with the French. They are eating cheese, monkeys of rendering. Never look at them, them words of pronouce correctly, the subsistence putting it that has the end of the words and worse of all, they take the urine of cat and sell it as "a wine". Yes, it is a troll, and yes, I have employe the fish of Babel but which inquiete when the trollkore is on losing it.
A Game Development Series book titled "Game Scripting Mastery" shows how to incorporate Python into a game scripting project. Yeah, I know this is a plug, but this book is a prime example of a known open source project being used as a teaching tool.
There is one caveat to this book though--it uses other scripting languages also, but it does provide a dedicated chapter for Python.
First, got to get my trolling out of the way. Man, this sounds like a scam to setup for future bogus patents. I'm not saying this application isn't real, just that it smells like a case of researchers setting themselves up to benefit commercially by calling a known concept 'neglected' and giving the study of it a fancy name. I'm not even doubting that they've found a combination of compounds that minimizes energy dissipation in integrated circuits.
My real statement is that even if this is leads to better integrated circuits by minimizing energy dissipation, it won't nullify the fact that the energy will still have to dissipate from electronic devices at some point. In the case of a computer system, would this mean that other components would have to deal with increased heat rather than the situation we have now--CPU overheating?
Slashdot Mirror
Actually, since we don't see much of them are you sure they aren't trapped in there most of the time?
Bah, still slashdotted.
But I love the servers' response:
"Sorry can't allow you access today"
G'Day Cellmate!
This was for the new version so the halflife is twice as long as before
Nin, is that you?
It's because they sent Kenny up to the Hubble during the last service mission.
A picture of the earth was taken at night time. .
It kind of looks like this:
Never make confidence with the French. They are eating cheese, monkeys of rendering. Never look at them, them words of pronouce correctly, the subsistence putting it that has the end of the words and worse of all, they take the urine of cat and sell it as "a wine". Yes, it is a troll, and yes, I have employe the fish of Babel but which inquiete when the trollkore is on losing it.
When was the last time this was mentioned? Three days ago?
Could you please repost that with anti-aliasing enabled.
I think that most of us understand the humor in this, but seriously, I wouldn't be surprised to see FUD like this in the future.
Those aren't borders, those are billions of little green men surrounding politicians.
A Game Development Series book titled "Game Scripting Mastery" shows how to incorporate Python into a game scripting project. Yeah, I know this is a plug, but this book is a prime example of a known open source project being used as a teaching tool.
There is one caveat to this book though--it uses other scripting languages also, but it does provide a dedicated chapter for Python.
Game Scripting Mastery
Man, I sure hope you're not working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Put down the crack pipe sir.
It's Element 0x5
Element 114 is Ununquadium
Element 114
The name should be changed to Blackoutium.
The sky is falling!
"Prelude to Terminator" is the title of the movie
First, got to get my trolling out of the way. Man, this sounds like a scam to setup for future bogus patents. I'm not saying this application isn't real, just that it smells like a case of researchers setting themselves up to benefit commercially by calling a known concept 'neglected' and giving the study of it a fancy name. I'm not even doubting that they've found a combination of compounds that minimizes energy dissipation in integrated circuits.
My real statement is that even if this is leads to better integrated circuits by minimizing energy dissipation, it won't nullify the fact that the energy will still have to dissipate from electronic devices at some point. In the case of a computer system, would this mean that other components would have to deal with increased heat rather than the situation we have now--CPU overheating?
Computers Reports must have recently begun discovering the joys of using MS Windows.
Man, only a geek would say they have a fetish for some piece of software.