Ditto the above reply, but on top of that you are an ignorant ding-dong. It is a well known and reported fact that Woz carries the latest Android bling in addition to several iPhones.
Given that Woz's programming style at the time was to write down the machine instructions in hexadecimal on a sheet of paper and then key them in every time he wanted to run the program, I can see how he might have allowed a small inefficiency to slip in. On the other hand, maybe it was because he was avoiding some of the flaky instructions that didn't work correctly on the original 6502s.
Make outrageous proposal... when everyone howls, withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... some people howl, others think "meh", withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... a few people howl, a few people think "sounds reasonable", most think "meh", withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... a few people think "sounds reasonable", most think "meh", implement proposal.
Early C compilers were very simple and to the extent possible, compiled each statement of a C program to one or two machine instructions. There was no optimization to complicate things. It was all done top-to-bottom in a straight line in a totally predictable way.
I and think it's undeniable that, looking back on this achievement, 100 years from now, future men will consider it one of the non-negotiable cornerstones of their civilization.
The next time the one-ton rover sees daylight will be on Aug. 6, 2012 as the heat shield separates after successful entry through the Martian atmosphere, shortly before Curiosity touches down inside Gale Crater."
Or it could be when the heat shield shatters upon high-velocity impact with the Martian surface.
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You're only killing your tourism industry.
Hey, some people pay good money for that kind of holiday.
Most of the world population doesn't read Slashdot.
The majority of Slashdot readers know what miles are.
BBX 360
Oh yeah, this one is good. If they pick this one they could even write a book about it.
Why not just go straight to BBUNIX then? That has a nice 70's-80's ring to it.
Seeing as how you won't ever be upgrading the software on your devices, Android seems perfect. You guys will fit right in!
That 80 million annually is world wide. The iPhone 4S did not launch worldwide yesterday.
reference my previous reply to you, the ignorant ding-dong.
Ditto the above reply, but on top of that you are an ignorant ding-dong. It is a well known and reported fact that Woz carries the latest Android bling in addition to several iPhones.
You forgot to mention the expansion header.
Given that Woz's programming style at the time was to write down the machine instructions in hexadecimal on a sheet of paper and then key them in every time he wanted to run the program, I can see how he might have allowed a small inefficiency to slip in. On the other hand, maybe it was because he was avoiding some of the flaky instructions that didn't work correctly on the original 6502s.
Fizzco?
He usually carries 2 or 3 iPhones (ATT, Verizon, backup) plus whatever new Android phone catches his fancy.
Not only as revolutionary... It's also just as magical!
Nah, "Gebupo" sounds to ridiculous for anyone to take seriously.
And it works too. Once they're down to "meh" you know they're in the bag.
They still haven't ported to the iPhone.
Make outrageous proposal... when everyone howls, withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... some people howl, others think "meh", withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... a few people howl, a few people think "sounds reasonable", most think "meh", withdraw proposal.
Make outrageous proposal again... a few people think "sounds reasonable", most think "meh", implement proposal.
Early C compilers were very simple and to the extent possible, compiled each statement of a C program to one or two machine instructions. There was no optimization to complicate things. It was all done top-to-bottom in a straight line in a totally predictable way.
I suppose then the fact that you have nothing to hide would be something to hide.
Enjoy your Playbook in the few remaining months before it is deep-sixed.
I and think it's undeniable that, looking back on this achievement, 100 years from now, future men will consider it one of the non-negotiable cornerstones of their civilization.
I'm not talking about campaign cash.
They're just trying to get Big Media to toss some cash their way.
Or it could be when the heat shield shatters upon high-velocity impact with the Martian surface.
Just ONE MORE thing they're copied from Apple!!!