I think Lacie is also researching the use of carbon nanotubes as interconnects for future mass storage devices. The nanotubes are used to replace the pins in sucha way that we can have ultra-wide busses. you can also use bucky balls as the mechanism for information storage, see here.
this technology should be here by Q3 2004.
I'm looking forward to it!
I typically set up: 1) a Bluetooth perimeter to keep away unwanted guests. 2) a long range wi-fi network consisting of parabolic dish antennas and 802.16 horns to communiate with other geeks. 3) break out the spam and start a campfire for spamburgers.
This usually attracts the attention of many attractive female homosapien-sapien, so be prepared for acook out.
THis is what makes the USA #1 in the world of innovation and technology. We will always be numero uno in the world because we are willing to fund the development of science and technology while the rest of the world is wasting its time bashing the USA.
sure you'll be modded up by some stupid moderator (go aheaad, mod me DOWN numb nuts), but what you're saying is more cliche than madonna and britney kissing.
Space tourism is pretty inconsequential and doesn't bring the cost down, since there are so few space tourists. The amount of money it costs to launch a rocket, let alone maintain the ISS DWARF the income provided by a space tourist.
ummm.. theoretically a quantum computer can have any number of qubits. we should draw the line between conventional computer architecture and "quantum computers", since the latter has hardly evolved to anything resembling a practical architecture. it will be some time before this becomes relevant.
the conclusion does not follow from truth. a products capabilities do not always ensure its survival. stated another way, the world is not a fair place.
don't really understand why this shouldbe any different than supporting any other architecture. Linux does run other 64-bit architectures, eg64bit sparc and the antiquated among others. it's really just a matter of time before it's perfected.
I am actually the patent holder for this, and let me just say that your article, as much flamebait as it is, just shows how the patent holder has rights. Don't think twice that I'm not out to make my fortune. This patent is legitimate, non-obvious, etc. I am going to make you, the consumer, pay.
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the EU and Chinese will never be as good as us.
I think Lacie is also researching the use of carbon nanotubes as interconnects for future mass storage devices. The nanotubes are used to replace the pins in sucha way that we can have ultra-wide busses. you can also use bucky balls as the mechanism for information storage, see here. this technology should be here by Q3 2004. I'm looking forward to it!
it hurts. tro0ll
I typically set up:
1) a Bluetooth perimeter to keep away unwanted guests.
2) a long range wi-fi network consisting of parabolic dish antennas and 802.16 horns to communiate with other geeks.
3) break out the spam and start a campfire for spamburgers.
This usually attracts the attention of many attractive female homosapien-sapien, so be prepared for acook out.
btw this s
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on you.
yaaaa i wanna pee on you.
Duh, when they have as much money and legal power, how can they lose?
Naive p2p fools
THis is what makes the USA #1 in the world of innovation and technology. We will always be numero uno in the world because we are willing to fund the development of science and technology while the rest of the world is wasting its time bashing the USA.
Let freedom ring BABY!
howard dean sucks
stop wasting my time,
you dorks.
You are partially right, but note that sectoring is not always used due to certain tradeoffs it presents (namely trunking efficiency).
I can say that Boston is the worst city I could ever possibly hope to live in. A bunch of massholes, I tell ya.
with perhaps the exception of xmame, gaming on linux is almost as fun as,well, typing in an xterm while picking one's nose.
frist tosp? wtf!?
so why can't i find any indication that slaughter college exists?
because it probably doesn't.
poser!
sure you'll be modded up by some stupid moderator (go aheaad, mod me DOWN numb nuts), but what you're saying is more cliche than madonna and britney kissing.
Space tourism is pretty inconsequential and doesn't bring the cost down, since there are so few space tourists. The amount of money it costs to launch a rocket, let alone maintain the ISS DWARF the income provided by a space tourist.
You're drawing the obvious, specious conclusion
ummm.. theoretically a quantum computer can have any number of qubits. we should draw the line between conventional computer architecture and "quantum computers", since the latter has hardly evolved to anything resembling a practical architecture. it will be some time before this becomes relevant.
wrong.
the conclusion does not follow from truth. a products capabilities do not always ensure its survival. stated another way, the world is not a fair place.
don't really understand why this shouldbe any different than supporting any other architecture. Linux does run other 64-bit architectures, eg64bit sparc and the antiquated among others. it's really just a matter of time before it's perfected.
big woop. so what else is new?
stop with the nonsense, morons.
you can't stop me, and you can't stop the truth
X PRIZE is backed by the aliens
I am actually the patent holder for this, and let me just say that your article, as much flamebait as it is, just shows how the patent holder has rights. Don't think twice that I'm not out to make my fortune. This patent is legitimate, non-obvious, etc. I am going to make you, the consumer, pay.
you're welcome, dorkus
not funny, idiot
mandrake sucks. real pros use debian. grow up or die off.
don't you need some reason?
i mean, what's the point unless you have subscribers?