Please enlighten us! I don't understand what takes so long and neither does anybody else it seems. I always assumed that it was just yanking copyrighted stuff & recompiling, with no testing necessary.
This sort of makes sense to me....a million flowers won't overload your nose and partially incapacitate you, but a giant spotlight on your eyes or a jumbo jet next to your ear will.
It was slimmer and lighter than the competition which meant it was easier to carry around with you.
Perhaps for HD models...
I bought one of the first MP3 players, and without a hard drive it was certainly smaller than the first iPod. The HD had vastly more capacity, of course.
It's my understanding that some fundamental particles (like the photon and electron) have no internal structure or volume - a point charge, and thus no 3D.
Which chips can't run all cores at full speed? I believe that's considered a defect. And without the overheat throttling, you'd have a dead chip rather than a slow one.
Or are you actually trying to call Turbo Boost a drawback? It can be turned off you know, but I don't see why you'd want to since it improves performance.
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I'm getting tired of all these posts saying "some entity to do something" when the summary says "proposed".
Assuming that "to" means "going to" to everybody else as it does me, I'd appreciate it if the editors could stop doing or allowing that.
MS BOB on a server...that seriously makes me LOL.
LOLBOB.
pricey sports channels (which cable companies have to pay for) will become HBO-like premium services.
If you don't want sports channels, this sound like a good thing.1/3 of a cable subscription goes to sports channels.
Since the eye is far more sensitive to green than to blue, this is pretty much the state of the art in putting-dots-on-stuff technology.
So anything green is state of the art?
How can people on Slashdot bitch about software patents, and then complain about Chinese theft of software?
Copyrights and patents are different things you know...
Please enlighten us! I don't understand what takes so long and neither does anybody else it seems. I always assumed that it was just yanking copyrighted stuff & recompiling, with no testing necessary.
This sort of makes sense to me....a million flowers won't overload your nose and partially incapacitate you, but a giant spotlight on your eyes or a jumbo jet next to your ear will.
It was slimmer and lighter than the competition which meant it was easier to carry around with you.
Perhaps for HD models... I bought one of the first MP3 players, and without a hard drive it was certainly smaller than the first iPod. The HD had vastly more capacity, of course.
It's my understanding that some fundamental particles (like the photon and electron) have no internal structure or volume - a point charge, and thus no 3D.
Whoaaah buddy. None of that seemed right to me. You're going to need some citations.
I said the same thing when Firefox came out, and I still do. Seamonkey FTW.
The sentence he quoted references the tailless design.
I remember my set. Sometimes when I was bored, reading the encyclopedia was about as much fun as reading Wikipedia is today.
No, sharing of information implies that it is duplicated, not split.
There is also this on the AMD site. It has a slightly different take on the core/module semantics.
Well, he did say "talk to", not "listen for beeps". I wasn't believing the former.
Poor logic also causes people to dismiss you. Equating written communication with a job estimate for manual labor is, well, non-persuasive.
I absolutely agree, and I can't wait for Mozilla to switch to a multi-process model like Chrome.
Which chips can't run all cores at full speed? I believe that's considered a defect. And without the overheat throttling, you'd have a dead chip rather than a slow one.
Or are you actually trying to call Turbo Boost a drawback? It can be turned off you know, but I don't see why you'd want to since it improves performance.
As part of the blame, he said he was going to "focus on safety like a laser" from the very beginning.
Well, HDMI has DisplayPort as competition, but I don't mind since it's better.
I use the development version and set the Google Update service to manual to stop the automatic updates. Evil ablated.
Seriously Google, stop being evil about that.
Just try to tell me this album sucks and I'll beat you with a stick.
Ha, that last line is good.
I definitely agree. I don't even like the Firefox interface, I use Seamonkey.