You are an unimaginative karma whore. your post obviously has no merit in any respect and was posted purely on the off chance that it would end up somewhere in the top fifty posts where all the moderation is done.
I can just imagine this huge behemoth of a combine harvester scooping up those doomed-but-seemingly-more-important-than-homeless- people embryos and spraying their precious genetic material out the back.
Anyone who can call another persons presented facts lies and back this up with nothing but ridicule and name calling should keep their baseless opinions to themselves.
It's amazing how many people say this sort of thing without apparently thinking for a minute about how planes actually work.
Comparing it to a sports car/truck interaction seems to be the most popular.
Are people suggesting that the chinese jet has the ability to slow by several hundred mph in a couple seconds in the same way a sports cars superb brakes could prevent it from colliding with a truck that cuts it up?
Presumably your creativity got in the way of your intelligence when you thought up the submarine/fishing boat comparison. Aside from both being vehicles, and even almost being vehicles of similar type (water-borne for the hard of thinking), there is so little in common with the situation in question that it just makes you look stupid.
American provided armaments made up a statistically non-existent proportion of the USSR's war material.
In the most part they were of such inferior quality that it wasn't worth the cost of transporting them south and most equipment was simply stripped for parts.
Just because the history of your home fits into a book of pamphlet size doesn't mean you know everything about the world from reading a single real book.
No, that would make it almost equal to one of the two cores on one of the four chips in a Power4 module.
That SPECfp result was a single processor result.
For all those claiming an armoured exoskeleton will revolutionise warfare:
Nothing of this nature will ever be able to carry enough armour to fully protect itself.
It's chief advantage is in giving any soldier the ability to carry a heavy weapon without serious side effects.
Maybe not a real gun like a General Electric Vulcan but maybe a Minigun (TM) or at least an M60.
To carry weaponry like this while retaining the mobility of a soldier on foot and being invulnerable to small arms fire may be pretty fucking special but it ain't gonna replace a tank with a 150mm rifle and a foot thick armor belt.
They're probably boycotting Tom's Hardware themselves simply because that site's reviews are held in such low regard by everyone with enough of an intellect to turn a pc on.
Not that I'm saying you're stupid, some people just take a little longer to smell the bullshit.
Most of the noise on pci soundblasters is caused by Creative's dire pci bridge.
For most fun use a Live in conjunction with a Geforce on a via motherboard.
You can hear loud buzzing not just every hard drive access but also every time you drag a window.
I'm sorry, I didn't realise you have such limited understanding of the language.
Let me clarify.
Armour/armor: Very hard stuff made out of METAL, any of this hard stuff above and beyond that required to keep the inside of the boat inside is "armour". You'll notice if you look into the matter that US carriers have a great deal of armour although certainly not on the WWII battleship/belt armour scale.
The majority of this armour is wasted.
Damage control: Procedures and physical measures designed to ensure survival in case of damage.
Any US ship could be effectively eliminated by a single hit due to enormous over-confidence in untested defensive capabilities.
USS Cole "naval action": If a tree falls on my car while parked in my drive I do not call it a car accident, even though it was accidental and involved a car.
It would have made no difference if it had been Cole or a barracks or a pot plant that exploded and killed a US serviceman's dog by clay shrapnel thereby causing the owner to be distracted enough that he swallows a passing sparrow, choking him to death.
Josh Parlett: "...and not that it matters either way..." then why did you bring it up?
Seriously, I want you to defend this cheap classless ploy, you mustn't think much of his memory to be so disrespectful, whether you knew him or just had a quick google search to find the name of a random dead guy.
Just out of curiosity how would they recertify old media to reuse in the 75GXP when that model is designed specifically to use glass platters and, being the first 3.5" drive to do so THERE IS NO COMPATIBLE OLD MEDIA LYING AROUND.
One other question; How gullible do you have to be for Maxtor to hire you to work as a software engineer? I'd like a job there but I'm not sure I'm stupid enough.:(
Her image is so shallow and 2 dimensional that it is actually negatively shallow, so far beyond shallow that, if looked at from most angles it actually appears to be an enigma.
Pathetic WWII design - Aircraft carriers with damage control and armour scheme that can almost but not quite protect them from the absolute least effective attack they could ever be expected to suffer never mind a real threat.
I didn't know the USS Cole was attacked in a naval action.
Was it an aircraft, missile, submarine or another surface vessel that attacked USS Cole and killed this friend of yours that didn't exist until you found your argument was too weak to stand on its own and would be improved by some shock value?
I'm intrigued.
An Aegis cruiser simply has a slightly less obsolete fire control computer than the rest of the western world. They have the same radar and sonar/sosus.
Lets face it, no US ship has actually been attacked in decades, they all still suffer the legacy of the pathetically designed ships of WWII.
Remember that electrical fire that crippled a carrier for days?
What if that had been a missile strike or bomb hit?
Intel fairies carting it away in magic wheelbarrows perhaps?
No, it turns into heat, more heat from a top of the range PIV than from a top of the range Athlon.
The real difference is that the PIV has a larger surface area (over 9 times the size) to dissipate it from due to the metal slug on top and the minimum spec for PIV heatsinks is stupidly high.
"MPEG 4" is the compression format, it has never had anything to do with Quicktime, which is a wrapper (that seems to be what you are trying to describe) like the AVI 'format'.
HDTV DVDs will most likely use MPEG 21 (MPEG 2 at higher resolution incorporating most of the compression improvements from MPEG 4) or another similar scheme.
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where do you think your last amputated testicle went?
That right, I have it!
Hah Hah Hah Hah!
All you NHS amputated testes are belong to MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I refuse to forgive you.
You are an unimaginative karma whore. your post obviously has no merit in any respect and was posted purely on the off chance that it would end up somewhere in the top fifty posts where all the moderation is done.
Go away and die.
Do it quietly and leave no mess.
It's a gret word.
- people embryos and spraying their precious genetic material out the back.
I can just imagine this huge behemoth of a combine harvester scooping up those doomed-but-seemingly-more-important-than-homeless
I hope it runs over a kid one day.
And his bastard dog too!
Damn straight!
The bastards can't get away so easy.
Of course it's a lucky 'Wheelchair Romeo' that finds himself a quadraplegic.
WOOHOO!
I can get me a whole sack full of testicles now!
So they're saying he has had less than half the effect on the current game industry of Warren Spector and Sid Meier?
Sounds a bit much.
It's an ignorant person that writes that kind of stuff.
Carmack was a nobody, he still is.
Anyone who can call another persons presented facts lies and back this up with nothing but ridicule and name calling should keep their baseless opinions to themselves.
I see, because it frightens you it can't be true, is that what you're saying?
It's amazing how many people say this sort of thing without apparently thinking for a minute about how planes actually work.
Comparing it to a sports car/truck interaction seems to be the most popular.
Are people suggesting that the chinese jet has the ability to slow by several hundred mph in a couple seconds in the same way a sports cars superb brakes could prevent it from colliding with a truck that cuts it up?
Presumably your creativity got in the way of your intelligence when you thought up the submarine/fishing boat comparison. Aside from both being vehicles, and even almost being vehicles of similar type (water-borne for the hard of thinking), there is so little in common with the situation in question that it just makes you look stupid.
American provided armaments made up a statistically non-existent proportion of the USSR's war material.
In the most part they were of such inferior quality that it wasn't worth the cost of transporting them south and most equipment was simply stripped for parts.
Just because the history of your home fits into a book of pamphlet size doesn't mean you know everything about the world from reading a single real book.
Go see a shrink, you clearly have a severe inadequacy problem.
No, that would make it almost equal to one of the two cores on one of the four chips in a Power4 module.
That SPECfp result was a single processor result.
For all those claiming an armoured exoskeleton will revolutionise warfare:
Nothing of this nature will ever be able to carry enough armour to fully protect itself.
It's chief advantage is in giving any soldier the ability to carry a heavy weapon without serious side effects.
Maybe not a real gun like a General Electric Vulcan but maybe a Minigun (TM) or at least an M60.
To carry weaponry like this while retaining the mobility of a soldier on foot and being invulnerable to small arms fire may be pretty fucking special but it ain't gonna replace a tank with a 150mm rifle and a foot thick armor belt.
Defines the word "HARD-WEAR".
They're probably boycotting Tom's Hardware themselves simply because that site's reviews are held in such low regard by everyone with enough of an intellect to turn a pc on.
Not that I'm saying you're stupid, some people just take a little longer to smell the bullshit.
Easily.
The difference between 100Hz and 200Hz isn't so easy but I can get it right 29 times out of 30.
Most of the noise on pci soundblasters is caused by Creative's dire pci bridge.
For most fun use a Live in conjunction with a Geforce on a via motherboard.
You can hear loud buzzing not just every hard drive access but also every time you drag a window.
I'm sorry, I didn't realise you have such limited understanding of the language.
Let me clarify.
Armour/armor: Very hard stuff made out of METAL, any of this hard stuff above and beyond that required to keep the inside of the boat inside is "armour". You'll notice if you look into the matter that US carriers have a great deal of armour although certainly not on the WWII battleship/belt armour scale.
The majority of this armour is wasted.
Damage control: Procedures and physical measures designed to ensure survival in case of damage.
Any US ship could be effectively eliminated by a single hit due to enormous over-confidence in untested defensive capabilities.
USS Cole "naval action": If a tree falls on my car while parked in my drive I do not call it a car accident, even though it was accidental and involved a car.
It would have made no difference if it had been Cole or a barracks or a pot plant that exploded and killed a US serviceman's dog by clay shrapnel thereby causing the owner to be distracted enough that he swallows a passing sparrow, choking him to death.
Josh Parlett: "...and not that it matters either way..." then why did you bring it up?
Seriously, I want you to defend this cheap classless ploy, you mustn't think much of his memory to be so disrespectful, whether you knew him or just had a quick google search to find the name of a random dead guy.
*drinks to Josh*
Just out of curiosity how would they recertify old media to reuse in the 75GXP when that model is designed specifically to use glass platters and, being the first 3.5" drive to do so THERE IS NO COMPATIBLE OLD MEDIA LYING AROUND.
:(
One other question; How gullible do you have to be for Maxtor to hire you to work as a software engineer? I'd like a job there but I'm not sure I'm stupid enough.
Her image is so shallow and 2 dimensional that it is actually negatively shallow, so far beyond shallow that, if looked at from most angles it actually appears to be an enigma.
That's the worst kind.
Wow!
I had it running flawlessly on a P133 with Riva TNT.
Win NT/2000 related problem perhaps?
Pathetic WWII design - Aircraft carriers with damage control and armour scheme that can almost but not quite protect them from the absolute least effective attack they could ever be expected to suffer never mind a real threat.
I didn't know the USS Cole was attacked in a naval action.
Was it an aircraft, missile, submarine or another surface vessel that attacked USS Cole and killed this friend of yours that didn't exist until you found your argument was too weak to stand on its own and would be improved by some shock value?
I'm intrigued.
An Aegis cruiser simply has a slightly less obsolete fire control computer than the rest of the western world. They have the same radar and sonar/sosus.
Lets face it, no US ship has actually been attacked in decades, they all still suffer the legacy of the pathetically designed ships of WWII.
Remember that electrical fire that crippled a carrier for days?
What if that had been a missile strike or bomb hit?
DEAD.
That's what your precious ship would be.
They use more power.
Where do you think that electricity goes?
Intel fairies carting it away in magic wheelbarrows perhaps?
No, it turns into heat, more heat from a top of the range PIV than from a top of the range Athlon.
The real difference is that the PIV has a larger surface area (over 9 times the size) to dissipate it from due to the metal slug on top and the minimum spec for PIV heatsinks is stupidly high.
Imbecile!
"MPEG 4" is the compression format, it has never had anything to do with Quicktime, which is a wrapper (that seems to be what you are trying to describe) like the AVI 'format'.
HDTV DVDs will most likely use MPEG 21 (MPEG 2 at higher resolution incorporating most of the compression improvements from MPEG 4) or another similar scheme.