MMX was introduced back near the end of the lifetime of the original Pentium. It was a set of SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) instructions for integers (I think they're 64-bit integers, not sure). SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) is a set of SIMD instructions for floating-points (128-bit, I think?). If I recall correctly, the registers for SSE are referred to as XMM registers, or MMX backwards. As for SSE2, I have no idea.
This would be an easy fix. The exploit works when one user sends a game session request to another user. This request is sent through the server. The server can then do a cursory check of the request to see if it's validly encoded. If not, throw it out. Thus, you have your simple server side fix.
Would be genetically engineered cyborgs. I mean, genetic engineering is a much bigger issue than it was when T1 or T2 came out. So my guess is that the Terminatrix is going to be some sort of human genetically engineered with cybernetic enhancements, while we're at it. But then again, the article said that the Terminatrix has shape-shifting abilities, so maybe not.
What about inertia of the industry? When something like Windows has an established user base, people are reluctant to switch because they have friends who use Windows who can fix a problem when it comes along and because they see that Windows works well.
When people use closed/shared source applications, there is an inertia that makes them less likely to use open source alternatives. This is sad, but true.
Man, with the limited storage space of the PDA's memory, you're not gonna be able to store big files, so what's the point? You're not going to watch a full-length movie, probably just something lame like a cumshot from a porno.
If you read the news post attached to that comic, the point they're making is that retailers are supporting either one or the other. They go on to say how they received e-mails last year saying how Sony threatened to not give stores their fair share of PS2's if they advertised XBox.
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Do we know everything we need to know about hurricane behavior as it is? If not, could this discovery be used to model hurricanes on a small scale, saving the need to fly a damn plane through one?
Well, the hardware is still computing mathematical formulas.
Let's say we have a simple software program that computes the length of a right triangle's hypotenuse, via Pythagoras's Theorem. Can you move this software to hardware? Damn stright you could.
Would this hardware be patentable? Possibly. However, you cannot patent Pythagoras's Theorem. The implications of this, I'm not quite sure. However, it is something to think about.
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Man, I want to go, but it's 21+. Why couldn't they get some sort of club 18+ at least?
Oh my god! FreeBSD has no keyboard support! I'm deleting my 5.0 dev preview image now!
MMX was introduced back near the end of the lifetime of the original Pentium. It was a set of SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) instructions for integers (I think they're 64-bit integers, not sure). SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) is a set of SIMD instructions for floating-points (128-bit, I think?). If I recall correctly, the registers for SSE are referred to as XMM registers, or MMX backwards. As for SSE2, I have no idea.
For a second, I thought that said why Mozilla now gives IE the finger... My, browser wars have gotten personal.
Sounds good, but do I really want to drive my dog crazy while I use my computer?
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, NO!!!
This would be an easy fix. The exploit works when one user sends a game session request to another user. This request is sent through the server. The server can then do a cursory check of the request to see if it's validly encoded. If not, throw it out. Thus, you have your simple server side fix.
Would be genetically engineered cyborgs. I mean, genetic engineering is a much bigger issue than it was when T1 or T2 came out. So my guess is that the Terminatrix is going to be some sort of human genetically engineered with cybernetic enhancements, while we're at it. But then again, the article said that the Terminatrix has shape-shifting abilities, so maybe not.
How does a gasoline powered car do against these solar powered cars in a 3000km race? In my opinion, this is more like a marathon than a race.
When people use closed/shared source applications, there is an inertia that makes them less likely to use open source alternatives. This is sad, but true.
Man, with the limited storage space of the PDA's memory, you're not gonna be able to store big files, so what's the point? You're not going to watch a full-length movie, probably just something lame like a cumshot from a porno.
and then from there they can make bits, creating a new sort of computer.
Wow, if that's so, this guy must be a role-model for you.
I just checked the web site, and they don't have any actual PDAs for sale at the site store just yet. Oh well.
If you read the news post attached to that comic, the point they're making is that retailers are supporting either one or the other. They go on to say how they received e-mails last year saying how Sony threatened to not give stores their fair share of PS2's if they advertised XBox.
Blue Screen of Death, meet the Kiss of Death.
How hard is it to spell Warner Brothers?
That sounds like it might be akin to CD players vs. turntables. Next thing you know, we'll be saying CRTs have "warmer" color.
Do we know everything we need to know about hurricane behavior as it is? If not, could this discovery be used to model hurricanes on a small scale, saving the need to fly a damn plane through one?
is ColecoVision? Talk about tongue in cheek.
Kusanagi: I am naked. This is the best anime ever.
Let's say we have a simple software program that computes the length of a right triangle's hypotenuse, via Pythagoras's Theorem. Can you move this software to hardware? Damn stright you could.
Would this hardware be patentable? Possibly. However, you cannot patent Pythagoras's Theorem. The implications of this, I'm not quite sure. However, it is something to think about.
Looks like my one-click trolling isn't on the list. You all owe me, dammit!
the beowulf cluster I could have set up with that money?