Maybe but while the combined population of all these country is about a third of all US population, The total broadband users of these 3 combined is HIGHER than the number of broadband users in the US.
I would blame the large distance to cover in the US but it still doesn't explain why Canada a pourcentage twice higher...
Hell, I live in Montreal, and i only know one 'household' without broadband...
Of course we all know these number are just that... numbers... You can make statistics say almost anything:)
It's basicly because it's never really been an Hardware problem but an API problem.
Modern application aren't programed for a platform but for an API. That's the reason that Debain runs on several architecture, but you basicly just have to recompile for the same API on a deffirent architecture.
Of course, that's just the theory. Reality(tm) is more complicated than that... but you get my point...
I know some members of that team and the actual aim is FAR better resolution.The big problem seems to be finding ressources(money,graduate students, etc)
The market also seem to have a bigger interest in their research
involving the bladder
I heard something similar about a joint Canadian/American exercise.
The exercise was to take the enemy base camp with minimum casualty. The Americans decided to attack at night, wearing dark equipement to avoid being seen...
Well, In Canada, there is this thing called 'Snow' that is all white...
The Canadian had taken positions and half-buried themselves under snow. They simply waited and took out the Americans at point-blank range...
Notes:
a) Heard the American regiment was from the south... which would explain the mistake (And probably the reason why they where training for winter exercises)
b)Might be just an Urban Legend...
Actually, I believe this system would be pretty much scallable to the US.
You only need X% of the population that count the ballots and (X/10)% of the population that received and tally the votes from the differents ballots...
At 3 person per ballot and 200 ballots for 'voting aera' of 40000, you would only need 1.5% to 2% of the population...
Of course, this is all theory... such a system would never be accepted by americans: it would be perceived as archaic
Slashdot Mirror
And for the computer crack team
I TCP/IP but mostly IP
Who is that?
My 60 years parents. It was hard enough to convince them to get Dial-up at 120$/year... I don't think they'll switch anytime soon
And they raised the price from 25$CDN.
Speed? 700Kb/s most of time... OKb/s from time to time...
When I get out of here, i'll probably try http://www.istop.com/
Maybe but while the combined population of all these country is about a third of all US population, The total broadband users of these 3 combined is HIGHER than the number of broadband users in the US.
:)
I would blame the large distance to cover in the US but it still doesn't explain why Canada a pourcentage twice higher...
Hell, I live in Montreal, and i only know one 'household' without broadband...
Of course we all know these number are just that... numbers... You can make statistics say almost anything
Well, they DID mention Computer Help-Desk Tech
I don't think many geek know how to screw anything...
Ho, you didn't meant that in a sexual manner...
Well, then probably just one, but because he has never seen anything close to 'true light' he might get burned by it...
That's 20 terabytes per month, not per day.
Even with that number, I wouldn't want to be the Hard Drive specialist...
Interviewer:Would care to describe you previous job?
-Installing HDs 24/7.
Well, health care IS Gouv. funded, but drugs are just regulated.
It would mean going back to square one.
Better yet, a new reality TV show!
The Survivor OS!
Computired Idol!
Boot Story!
etc...
yep... and they keep comming back for more :)
Not that he was going to secretly have a 13,000-employee company rig a presidential election.
Still, it is a scary thought...
It always makes me think about this article:
http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-0404.html#4
Disclaimer: I am Canadian. I don't care about American politics as long as WE don't get screw...
Where'd Keanu Reeves?
:(
Keanu?
What about Hugo Weaving?
Nobody to say: "Mister Anderson!"
it's just not the same
Or simply: Up Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, B, A, Select, Start....
It's pretty old but i'm sure it's still compatible...
it wasn't exactly the case.
100% right!
It's basicly because it's never really been an Hardware problem but an API problem.
Modern application aren't programed for a platform but for an API. That's the reason that Debain runs on several architecture, but you basicly just have to recompile for the same API on a deffirent architecture.
Of course, that's just the theory. Reality(tm) is more complicated than that... but you get my point...
SS?
This is why they must limit access only to the US
Offer void where IP starts with 132...
I could see the site, and i'm out of the US... granted just north of the border, but still
a whole new meaning to "SUV"
Single-use Vehicule?
That'll still make 1+e^(-i*pi) in the end...
You where right, and i've put my foot in my mouth, again
/. being what it is, I just didn't do any research and wrote the comment like I was an expert in the field and knew my trade...
I was thinking about FeRAM technology which doesn't need any refresh cycle (except when read), and thus no battery...
With high speed read/write access, It's 'The Future in Non-Volatile Memory(tm)'.
As for SRAM (or DRAM) being used as NVRAM, I knew that well: I own a Palm Pilot! Or course, if the battery dies on that thing, everything is gone...
But
(but goes away once the internal battery dies)
This is what the big buzz around NVRAM is: Non-volatile! Doesn't need any refreshing or battery!
(and still as fast as ordinary RAM)
If you really want to know the answer, compare/ e.2mil
This: http://7427466391.com/
and This:http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/htmltest/gifcity
One 'clue' was that google decided to raise $2,718,281,828 for their IPO...
I know some members of that team and the actual aim is FAR better resolution .The big problem seems to be finding ressources(money,graduate students, etc)
The market also seem to have a bigger interest in their research involving the bladder
I heard something similar about a joint Canadian/American exercise.
The exercise was to take the enemy base camp with minimum casualty. The Americans decided to attack at night, wearing dark equipement to avoid being seen...
Well, In Canada, there is this thing called 'Snow' that is all white...
The Canadian had taken positions and half-buried themselves under snow. They simply waited and took out the Americans at point-blank range...
Notes:
a) Heard the American regiment was from the south... which would explain the mistake (And probably the reason why they where training for winter exercises)
b)Might be just an Urban Legend...
Actually, I believe this system would be pretty much scallable to the US.
You only need X% of the population that count the ballots and (X/10)% of the population that received and tally the votes from the differents ballots...
At 3 person per ballot and 200 ballots for 'voting aera' of 40000, you would only need 1.5% to 2% of the population...
Of course, this is all theory... such a system would never be accepted by americans: it would be perceived as archaic
DeBeers,eh?