we will probably make seperate processors dedicated to whatever sub tasks we need them to perform that work to gether to perform the tasks we want and what stops the processors from getting bigger physicaly instead of putting more in a smaller space and isnt there also talk about quantum computers that are i forget how many times more efficient than pathway based processing i think there will always be something that will improve processing even if it requires aproaching absolute zero or using physics ive never heard of.
I couldnt help but respond in this way to a post like this sorry for the off topicness but isn't a dog the best place for the lord to hide weed never assume that the things our loyal pets do had anything grander in mind but think of all the heroic kind and loving things dogs do
so I choose now to start a list that I hope others will add to
1. Dog is mans best freind, man is gods best freind...I hope.
Is there a list of programs that use open source codes so when i purchase software I'll know I'm buying that which the public can change and hopefully make better than those that are closed
If copyrights wern't around I think people wouldnt get paid for the good Ideas or information they make, find, and inventers deserve it compared to copiers... Xerox and Windows comes to mind
now that windows has been around for so long is the code free for us to use and improve
if we want a change it will come from the government and the market by buying open source programs and supporting politicians who are for intelectual freedom
I want to copy write a line of esential code to what ever new OS M$ releases and see how much money they throw at me
oh and has anyone ever pattented the wheel yet its a very simple invention that people make and use every day and it would seem silly if it hadnt been and the patent office would accept it at this time wouldn't it?
recently a gene was mapped and pattented by a company in the US and when Canadian doctors went to release research for a cancer treatment I beleive they were sued for use of that gene
Am I not going to be able to have children because someone pattented my gene? probably not but apparently if I have a disease because of that gene the doctors may not be able to cure what ails me
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we will probably make seperate processors dedicated to whatever sub tasks we need them to perform that work to gether to perform the tasks we want and what stops the processors from getting bigger physicaly instead of putting more in a smaller space and isnt there also talk about quantum computers that are i forget how many times more efficient than pathway based processing i think there will always be something that will improve processing even if it requires aproaching absolute zero or using physics ive never heard of.
dosnt texas have a law about defaming a certain meat
I couldnt help but respond in this way to a post like this sorry for the off topicness but isn't a dog the best place for the lord to hide weed never assume that the things our loyal pets do had anything grander in mind but think of all the heroic kind and loving things dogs do so I choose now to start a list that I hope others will add to 1. Dog is mans best freind, man is gods best freind...I hope.
Is there a list of programs that use open source codes so when i purchase software I'll know I'm buying that which the public can change and hopefully make better than those that are closed If copyrights wern't around I think people wouldnt get paid for the good Ideas or information they make, find, and inventers deserve it compared to copiers ... Xerox and Windows comes to mind
now that windows has been around for so long is the code free for us to use and improve
if we want a change it will come from the government and the market by buying open source programs and supporting politicians who are for intelectual freedom
I want to copy write a line of esential code to what ever new OS M$ releases and see how much money they throw at me
oh and has anyone ever pattented the wheel yet its a very simple invention that people make and use every day and it would seem silly if it hadnt been and the patent office would accept it at this time wouldn't it?
recently a gene was mapped and pattented by a company in the US and when Canadian doctors went to release research for a cancer treatment I beleive they were sued for use of that gene
Am I not going to be able to have children because someone pattented my gene? probably not but apparently if I have a disease because of that gene the doctors may not be able to cure what ails me