Sounds nice, eh? But think... It is in the citizens power to vote and elect... is that ever used judicially. Until the number of votes depend upon the size of the car the guy is in, this will happen
The most interesting part that I see is the tunable laser using silicon photonics. Si has an indirect band-gap, which makes it not very good for making lasers and optical devices. That could be big news.
Yup so thats why its more intelligent to not to use Si, intel has been an advocate of germanium... but this article is...?
But the thing to watch out for would be to see what they use for noise isolation, TI is a big and old player in mixed signal and noise is a bitch for analog when Digital buffers are toggling so fast, so isolation is important.. lets see what intel does!
Not really missing.. but the point is that bad guys upgrade first step ahead of good guys. first we have the virus and then we have the anti-virus.. not the ohther way round.. The problem is that quantum computing will make the coverable space huge.. So "good guys" will not really know what they missed and finding something goodies missed will be randomly possible... now all the random theory shit i cant put here, but the biggest challenge in quantum crypto is mapping the coverage, a lot of loopholes can be left of everything is uncertain.... and our knowledge of quantum mechs is still infantile.
Shouldnt we stop it. Just because somebody is successful, we cannot make it M$ of linux world. Ask yourself this
Does Redhat violate GPL
Do they refuse to divulge source code
Do they steal code and then commercialize it?
Agreed RPMS are common but whats wrong. People who want tar gz always get it, its all there. Just because something makes things for lesser mortals easier does not mean that it is EVIL. User freindly does not EQUATE with evil , neither does sucess, the sooner people learn it the better
UT demo is coming to play the Penguin...
There are talks of support on linux... way to go epic! The relevent link is here.
This post talks about unofficial support to Linux....:)
Lot of posts are screaming "again, again"... but the fact is a 64 bit processor is one devil to design.
The biggest problem with current processors is that to design such devices we *have* to use dynamic logic. Ask any VLSI design engineer.. that is no joke. Infact many multipliers and dividers have to be hand edited! So delays are expected and it does reflect upon the desigers and companiesd in any way.
Before you ask.. I do now work for AMD, i work in another VLSI company, thats why i say.. its tough. Millions of gates thousands to be hand edited its a bitch.. but as they say the fruits of labour are sweet... and for AMD hammer is going to be the sweetest
I couldnt really get it. This system works on using 2 lenses instead of one... in case of gaming much would depend on the monitor. However i see a use in military tech coz a two eyed robot can really see better than one.
Also in case of volcano exploring robots, currently robots have one camera so judgement of distance has to be done by radar etc which is expensive... and extra cost. Such a system will birng the cost down. But going by past expirience i guess the military will be the first to lap it up.
These are way to expensive. The cost of polarized system is too high and is certainly not justified. If this thing is not patented and many companies jump into it we hay see monitors and glassed for about 500$ hitting the market.
I tried it.. and server has reached max capacity!.. So I guess many do not share your opinion.
It depends in what way you look at it, to a physics chap this may be one of the most beautiful things he's ever seen, while to a coder it may be damn damn slow and boring.
that the story has MS visual basic ADvert right in the middle?
Sorry for OT trolling but kinda thought it to be real real ironic considering that Kdevelop is direct competitor of MS programming environment.
Moving back online to the topic, I felt the interview a bit more general with very general questions with even more general answers.
I guess more hard hitting interview is the need of the hour with the interviewer baying for blood;-) just like larry wall!
Better still get both of them together and lets have a flame war about wether KDe or Gnome is better. Too radical... I guess not i would really like to know what the KDE developers and leaders really feel for Gnome and vice a versa.. some interesting interview will be that!
not exactly.
Consider the amount of calories burnt by human body. Lets say the efficency of the system is even 20%.
Now we did such a thing as a school project. We lit a 100 W bulb. At leasurly pace pedaling we were able to generate 100 Watts., Now we had cheap local heavy equipment and efficeny must have been 5-10 %
Safely we can assume with modern gearing and stuff you can generate 400 W easily. So cycling leasurly for half an hour will give you an hour of backup and having wheels under your table and doing it leasurly can provide just enough power for constant use! (200 Watts).
So this is not really unfeasible.
In developing countries of you get people to pedal 10 hours a day. Lets say 2 ppl working you can get 400W * 10 hours = 4KwH of energy... guess the cost, well about 8 dollars!
Of course this is much higher than electrical power this can be real useful for reseach installations in remote areas.
It may be argued that hiring people to do it is inhuman, but the fact is that in developing countries, including my own ie india, human powered transport vehicals are still in existance and source of livelyhood of many people.So this wont really start any new trend in exploitation.
This link is carrying the story. Apparantly thomson has also said that they never said that this was applicable to software mp3 players! They blame it on rumours by vorbis group.
At newsforge thomson has said that ogg is trying to get publicity and attention etc., they actually never had any restrictive terms for software mp3 playeres... no royalties for those.
In the early 1900s, particularly in the 1920s, African-American literature, art, music, dance, and social commentary began to flourish in Harlem, a section of New York City.
Wasnt harlems kept by those arab rulers and they had hundreds of wives..... the title really confused me;-)
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Every civilization, has a turning point. America is no different. Going by cultures it is very new, just about 250 years old.
The past events were a turning point just like WW2 was. So these insecurities and talk about changing rights and all is a phase.
Slowly things will go to optimum levels. We humans are not digital circuit, it takes time.
Many feel that ciivil liberties are being jepordized and many feel that the laws allow too much. To be honest the laws allow a bit too much. So now swing will be the other way, no more privacy, big brother watching and all that, and then the pendulum will start swinging the other way again.
Actually the civillizations which reduce the amplitude of swinging pendulum survive longest, others wither away or are replaced by something else.
Currently everybody is at crossroads, unsure... they had the first amendment, freedoms etc., and the tragedies happened, no all these will be curbed to some extent. In fact it is very necessary to change things from within. Someday america will find the in between point, but then transition is always painful isnt it.
yea you could call it a troll, but i have to say this isnt really like slashdot.
Posting a warez link on front pafe
A couple of days back you posted a zip file for crashing windows
What the routermonkey guy is suggestiong will definately land you up in jail no joking here.
Currently slashdot is kind justyfying priracy and stealing in names of rights and all bull shit.
This is not done. Free software and open source DO NOT EQUATE with piracy.
Slashdot is the domain of geeks, technologists who are sensible people and do not want warez and cracks.
If I wanted warez and cracks i would go to some warez site and get plenty.
And in case you are not really convinced, lemme tell ya.. getting hold of flash for cisco is illegal. "Difficult to procure" thats what the article says. Well its plain illegal. So atleast post a warning about this so that some poor dumb ass dosent really try this and land up in jail.
And could you please aviod such things in future?
Going by the standards of metiorites this one is *big* considering most are dust spec sized. But the fact is if such a metiorite comes to earh and hits it will burn a long long hole.
Now even if some argues that it was slowed down by air, still it could have a terminal verlocity of 120Lm/hr atleast and it would be damn hot. It would burn a hole right through her foot!
PRobably it is something else.
against linux philosophy, coz it is free as in speech, not as in beer, or are we having a new open source defination;-)
Free as in just free, forget the no beer crap
My suspisions are correct.The Dark force has taken over earth and is trying to eliminate the JEDI. The JEDI must stand up.
May the Force be with you ye noble soldiers
YODa YODa we call thee
come sooner than my credit card fee
we will set the world free
Let the unbelievers be
Coz the question is to be or not to be
I m not making any sense, aint I.. well i never ment to;-)
"DoubleClick ended the 30-month probe into its business practices with an agreement to pay $450,000 for the investigative costs of the states and 'consumer education.
Thats small compared to what they made.. and they will "continue to track users with cookies"
Says what... if audit takes 4 years they can do what they do for 4 years.
Their privacy policy is a big joke... but who cares anyways. Whats about cost to "users".
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I would bribe TAco and Neal and then capture slashdot. All the geeks would have to read the stories of what i do and and what I want.
Sounds nice, eh? But think... It is in the citizens power to vote and elect... is that ever used judicially. Until the number of votes depend upon the size of the car the guy is in, this will happen
Yup so thats why its more intelligent to not to use Si, intel has been an advocate of germanium... but this article is ...?
But the thing to watch out for would be to see what they use for noise isolation, TI is a big and old player in mixed signal and noise is a bitch for analog when Digital buffers are toggling so fast, so isolation is important.. lets see what intel does!Not really missing.. but the point is that bad guys upgrade first step ahead of good guys. first we have the virus and then we have the anti-virus.. not the ohther way round.. The problem is that quantum computing will make the coverable space huge.. So "good guys" will not really know what they missed and finding something goodies missed will be randomly possible... now all the random theory shit i cant put here, but the biggest challenge in quantum crypto is mapping the coverage, a lot of loopholes can be left of everything is uncertain.... and our knowledge of quantum mechs is still infantile.
Shouldnt we stop it. Just because somebody is successful, we cannot make it M$ of linux world. Ask yourself this
- Does Redhat violate GPL
- Do they refuse to divulge source code
- Do they steal code and then commercialize it?
Agreed RPMS are common but whats wrong. People who want tar gz always get it, its all there. Just because something makes things for lesser mortals easier does not mean that it is EVIL. User freindly does not EQUATE with evil , neither does sucess, the sooner people learn it the betterso ggod in living in a developing country .. our phones dont work half of the time whew ;-)
UT demo is coming to play the Penguin... :)
There are talks of support on linux... way to go epic! The relevent link is here.
This post talks about unofficial support to Linux....
struct conspiracy theory {
;-)
real : MS;
int : palladium;
int * : hammer;
hmmm is it for integrating palladuim support!
};//end of struct
Sorry... couldnt help it
The biggest problem with current processors is that to design such devices we *have* to use dynamic logic. Ask any VLSI design engineer.. that is no joke. Infact many multipliers and dividers have to be hand edited! So delays are expected and it does reflect upon the desigers and companiesd in any way.
Before you ask.. I do now work for AMD, i work in another VLSI company, thats why i say.. its tough. Millions of gates thousands to be hand edited its a bitch.. but as they say the fruits of labour are sweet... and for AMD hammer is going to be the sweetest
If more people thought this way, the world would really be more freer.
I couldnt really get it. This system works on using 2 lenses instead of one... in case of gaming much would depend on the monitor.
However i see a use in military tech coz a two eyed robot can really see better than one.
Also in case of volcano exploring robots, currently robots have one camera so judgement of distance has to be done by radar etc which is expensive... and extra cost. Such a system will birng the cost down.
But going by past expirience i guess the military will be the first to lap it up.
" Classic for me, born 4/17/79 is quite different than classic for someone else."
wowee me too 1979 born.. isnt it a *classic* coincidence!!!These are way to expensive. The cost of polarized system is too high and is certainly not justified. If this thing is not patented and many companies jump into it we hay see monitors and glassed for about 500$ hitting the market.
I tried it.. and server has reached max capacity!.. So I guess many do not share your opinion.
It depends in what way you look at it, to a physics chap this may be one of the most beautiful things he's ever seen, while to a coder it may be damn damn slow and boring.
that the story has MS visual basic ADvert right in the middle?
;-) just like larry wall!
Sorry for OT trolling but kinda thought it to be real real ironic considering that Kdevelop is direct competitor of MS programming environment.
Moving back online to the topic, I felt the interview a bit more general with very general questions with even more general answers.
I guess more hard hitting interview is the need of the hour with the interviewer baying for blood
Better still get both of them together and lets have a flame war about wether KDe or Gnome is better. Too radical... I guess not i would really like to know what the KDE developers and leaders really feel for Gnome and vice a versa.. some interesting interview will be that!
In developing countries of you get people to pedal 10 hours a day. Lets say 2 ppl working you can get 400W * 10 hours = 4KwH of energy... guess the cost, well about 8 dollars!
It may be argued that hiring people to do it is inhuman, but the fact is that in developing countries, including my own ie india, human powered transport vehicals are still in existance and source of livelyhood of many people.So this wont really start any new trend in exploitation.Of course this is much higher than electrical power this can be real useful for reseach installations in remote areas.
This link is carrying the story. Apparantly thomson has also said that they never said that this was applicable to software mp3 players! They blame it on rumours by vorbis group. At newsforge thomson has said that ogg is trying to get publicity and attention etc., they actually never had any restrictive terms for software mp3 playeres... no royalties for those.
Wasnt harlems kept by those arab rulers and they had hundreds of wives..... the title really confused me ;-)
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Every civilization, has a turning point. America is no different. Going by cultures it is very new, just about 250 years old.
The past events were a turning point just like WW2 was. So these insecurities and talk about changing rights and all is a phase.
Slowly things will go to optimum levels. We humans are not digital circuit, it takes time.
Many feel that ciivil liberties are being jepordized and many feel that the laws allow too much. To be honest the laws allow a bit too much. So now swing will be the other way, no more privacy, big brother watching and all that, and then the pendulum will start swinging the other way again.
Actually the civillizations which reduce the amplitude of swinging pendulum survive longest, others wither away or are replaced by something else.
Currently everybody is at crossroads, unsure... they had the first amendment, freedoms etc., and the tragedies happened, no all these will be curbed to some extent. In fact it is very necessary to change things from within. Someday america will find the in between point, but then transition is always painful isnt it.
yea you could call it a troll, but i have to say this isnt really like slashdot.
Posting a warez link on front pafe
A couple of days back you posted a zip file for crashing windows
What the routermonkey guy is suggestiong will definately land you up in jail no joking here.
Currently slashdot is kind justyfying priracy and stealing in names of rights and all bull shit.
This is not done. Free software and open source DO NOT EQUATE with piracy.
Slashdot is the domain of geeks, technologists who are sensible people and do not want warez and cracks.
If I wanted warez and cracks i would go to some warez site and get plenty.
And in case you are not really convinced, lemme tell ya.. getting hold of flash for cisco is illegal. "Difficult to procure" thats what the article says. Well its plain illegal. So atleast post a warning about this so that some poor dumb ass dosent really try this and land up in jail.
And could you please aviod such things in future?
Going by the standards of metiorites this one is *big* considering most are dust spec sized. But the fact is if such a metiorite comes to earh and hits it will burn a long long hole.
Now even if some argues that it was slowed down by air, still it could have a terminal verlocity of 120Lm/hr atleast and it would be damn hot. It would burn a hole right through her foot!
PRobably it is something else.
against linux philosophy, coz it is free as in speech, not as in beer, or are we having a new open source defination ;-)
:-) yipee
Free as in just free, forget the no beer crap
What next now free lunch
My suspisions are correct.The Dark force has taken over earth and is trying to eliminate the JEDI. The JEDI must stand up.
;-)
May the Force be with you ye noble soldiers
YODa YODa we call thee
come sooner than my credit card fee
we will set the world free
Let the unbelievers be
Coz the question is to be or not to be
I m not making any sense, aint I.. well i never ment to
Thats small compared to what they made.. and they will "continue to track users with cookies"
Says what... if audit takes 4 years they can do what they do for 4 years.
Their privacy policy is a big joke... but who cares anyways. Whats about cost to "users".