if not, imagine all the places (other than the shower) you could put that X10 you bought while you were drunk!... delay for reader to close popup ad....
matlab is VERY powerful, ESPECIALLY in for loops and recursive problems. any walls you are finding while writing MatLab scripts, well, you aren't trying very hard. i would even write MatLab scripts that would write Perl Scripts that would write MatLab scripts!
The MCC, or "mobile computer core," is a totally new PC architecture centered around a processor, internal battery, data storage and computer software applications. An additional power supply, display, communications and input/output connectors are accessories that you choose based on your individual preferences and work environment.
The core consists the Crusoe processor by Transmeta, 10 GB hard disk and 256 MB Ram all contained within 3"x5"x3/4"--smaller than a typical PDA. Low power consumption makes it ideal for portable applications, and no fan is required. It will automatically identify and adapt its system, power management, thermal, software and user interface behavior, depending on the attached accessory.
Use it to run Windows 2000, WindowsXP, or Linux operating systems. Use it in multiple configurations--desktop, laptop, handheld, tablet, or wearable. Above all, use it to simplify your life, save time and improve your access.
MCC Specifications:
300 - 800 MHz Crusoe Processor by Transmeta
Variable voltage 0.9 to 1.3 V
256 MB SDRAM
10 GB 1.8" ATA-5 Disk
Silicon Motion Lynx 721 3D Graphics w/8MB
Core physical specifications:
257 g (9.1 oz)
18.5x72x126 mm, 0.73x2.8x5.0 inches
10.2 cubic inches
Handheld shell:
Display: 5.8" 800x600 backlit active matrix
Touchscreen
Battery: 10.8V 1400mAh 15.1Wh
Battery life: approximately 2 hours
Weight 390 g (13.7 oz)
I/O: 2 USB, Audio In/Out, DC In
Core & shell combined specifications:
647 g (1.425 lb)
30.5x170x102 mm (1.20x6.69x4.016 in
32.234 cubic inches
I/O signals on docking connector:
PC Card
3x USB
DVI Digital Video
VGA Analog Video
PS2 Mouse/Keyboard
Microphone In
Amp Out Stereo
Line Out Stereo
DC In
2.5V, 3.3V, 5V power to accessories
Control signals
Docking ID & control
Backlight brightness control
SMB Bus for battery monitoring.
accurate up to date free TV listings. able to auto-configure to any cable or satellite setup dual tuner program suggestions season pass easy interface video quality
it is called an email virus... you can get them on ebay for MUCH less than $100, and you don't have to buy a 'black bag' or 'crawl through a drop ceiling'
government somehow implements the $.05/email they have been trying to pass for years.
very little spam: cost = $.50 a day
if the service could guarantee it, it might be worth it.
obviously this would be an AOL type deal where everyone has to use the goverments mail servers, and nothing would be stopping anyone else from setting up their own mail servers... but it is a pretty good 'what if' in that sense
Slashdot Mirror
if not, imagine all the places (other than the shower) you could put that X10 you bought while you were drunk! ... delay for reader to close popup ad....
wouldn't that be fun!?
w00t.
congrats to all involved, and kudos to the CEO for realizing he was in over his head. nothing worse than a CEO that doesn't know how to be a CEO.
wow, about 15 replies before you caught on.
troll dead. long live edrugtrader.
Excellent to Horrible in 10 days... can it be done?
so it can just open files from floppies saved on formatted by windows or what?
why do i need a 64 bit powerPC, and what will i be sacraficing that already exists on the 32 bit platform?
forgive me for not following mac technology much...
a PowerPC is a mac that can run some x86 applications and hardware right? if they go 64bit, how does that affect what is already in place?
New Sonicblue CEO defends loans
as would this, if not for the mention of fungus...
just checking if the caps lock still works... IT DOES. YES.
or their lawyers are just too busy from GETTING sued...
you are obviously not a marketing major...
they are getting FREE PUBLICITY to the slashdot crowd... you know, the people that actually OWN these game systems?
and WHAT slashdot reader, WOULDN'T want to buy an M$ product to bring it home, run the exploit, and LAUGH at how dumb those M$ coders are?
plus, M$ gets the bug described IN DETAIL, DEMONSTRATED, and probably a solution described or maybe even created... all for FREE?!
WHAT DOES MICROSOFT HAVE TO GAIN FROM THIS??? what DON'T they have to gain from this?
oops, here is the right link
i made this site using matlab about 4 years ago.
matlab is VERY powerful, ESPECIALLY in for loops and recursive problems. any walls you are finding while writing MatLab scripts, well, you aren't trying very hard. i would even write MatLab scripts that would write Perl Scripts that would write MatLab scripts!
close your eyes guys... don't look at it, it will be horrible.
TIMMY!
it isn't just playback on linux... it is playback on linux from the harddrive... NOT the original DVD disc.
if mother teresa ran the record companies, all we would hear is shitty local bands that she gave all the airplay to cause they were 'nice boys'.
courtTV will be releasing the entire trial on DVD with 3 different camera angles, and a secondary audio track with commentary by the judge.
is this a bong only school now?
i thought that too, but maybe they are talking about triangles per second or something... 1 trillion triangles is high end nowadays.
until they can get a 3D lara to give me a lap-dance, i'm not impressed.
5 monitors, 5 keyboards, 5 mice
price: $200.
The MCC, or "mobile computer core," is a totally new PC architecture centered around a processor, internal battery, data storage and computer software applications. An additional power supply, display, communications and input/output connectors are accessories that you choose based on your individual preferences and work environment.
The core consists the Crusoe processor by Transmeta, 10 GB hard disk and 256 MB Ram all contained within 3"x5"x3/4"--smaller than a typical PDA. Low power consumption makes it ideal for portable applications, and no fan is required. It will automatically identify and adapt its system, power management, thermal, software and user interface behavior, depending on the attached accessory.
Use it to run Windows 2000, WindowsXP, or Linux operating systems. Use it in multiple configurations--desktop, laptop, handheld, tablet, or wearable. Above all, use it to simplify your life, save time and improve your access.
MCC Specifications:
300 - 800 MHz Crusoe Processor by Transmeta
Variable voltage 0.9 to 1.3 V
256 MB SDRAM
10 GB 1.8" ATA-5 Disk
Silicon Motion Lynx 721 3D Graphics w/8MB
Core physical specifications:
257 g (9.1 oz)
18.5x72x126 mm, 0.73x2.8x5.0 inches
10.2 cubic inches
Handheld shell:
Display: 5.8" 800x600 backlit active matrix
Touchscreen
Battery: 10.8V 1400mAh 15.1Wh
Battery life: approximately 2 hours
Weight 390 g (13.7 oz)
I/O: 2 USB, Audio In/Out, DC In
Core & shell combined specifications:
647 g (1.425 lb)
30.5x170x102 mm (1.20x6.69x4.016 in
32.234 cubic inches
I/O signals on docking connector:
PC Card
3x USB
DVI Digital Video
VGA Analog Video
PS2 Mouse/Keyboard
Microphone In
Amp Out Stereo
Line Out Stereo
DC In
2.5V, 3.3V, 5V power to accessories
Control signals
Docking ID & control
Backlight brightness control
SMB Bus for battery monitoring.
please post some google cache of the images
GRACE seems like a bitch. she'll climb the corporate ladder fast!
accurate up to date free TV listings.
able to auto-configure to any cable or satellite setup
dual tuner
program suggestions
season pass
easy interface
video quality
exactlly what is missing in the current PC PVRs?
it would be this mat... that would lay on the ground and have all kinds of different "conclusions" that you could "jump to". GET IT?!
it is called an email virus... you can get them on ebay for MUCH less than $100, and you don't have to buy a 'black bag' or 'crawl through a drop ceiling'
government somehow implements the $.05/email they have been trying to pass for years.
very little spam: cost = $.50 a day
if the service could guarantee it, it might be worth it.
obviously this would be an AOL type deal where everyone has to use the goverments mail servers, and nothing would be stopping anyone else from setting up their own mail servers... but it is a pretty good 'what if' in that sense