If a coutries flag - a symbol if its identity - isn't owned by the people then nothing is.
If I was a Canadian citizen I would be annoyed right now and if I was in the Canadian government I would be v.worried about keeping my job come the next election.
Quite a long time - the ice didn't reach there during the last ice age Sydney is 33 degrees South of the equator (The US-Mexico border is nearly 33 North in California)
Napster was a search engine though; how did people become exposed to music they wouldn't otherwise have been if they didn't know to search for it.
alt.binaries.mp3, on the other hand, is continuously streaming music that I wouldn't otherwise have been exposed to (and yes, I have bought the music as a result)
Thinking about it some more, my initial monte-carlo method would not work because it would favour opponent's bad moves as well as your good ones. You have to assume, really, that your opponent is going to try:-)
I think you would need a heirarchy of machines, which are handed off tasks when necessary - you can't simply break down the problem once each time it is your turn to move.
It might be quite difficult to do... how suitable is chess to being calculated in parallel.
Determining the best move at a single point in the game can't simply be split up among X computers because there are a heirarchy of moves - the first move available can be chosen from a small pool but each of those leads to more and more.
I suppose a monte-carlo like simulation would work - each machine picks a random move each time and returns the first move and the the final goodness. The master computer picks the best first move from the returned results.
Slashdot Mirror
This modchip claims to circumvent the DVD region code.
help everyday people track everyday things.
... I'll just wait for "WozGizmo II"
More often than not I lose my everyday things (keys, wallet) inside the house, where GPS doesn't work.
Oh well
Where on Yahoo is their pay-per-search? I can't find it. I will pay for this information.
You're still in denial!
I think it only fair that the existence of this site is disclosed while discussing this story.
TigerMP.
And a review
Has Marvin been playing too much chess?
Okay
Caveat Emptor
If a coutries flag - a symbol if its identity - isn't owned by the people then nothing is.
If I was a Canadian citizen I would be annoyed right now and if I was in the Canadian government I would be v.worried about keeping my job come the next election.
Re:what kind of hard drive does it have?
... you put in whatever drive you want.
It's a case
this page says
2. Applicable types for the CALM(CPU , Graphic card)
CPU Less than 1GHz socket type (Intel, AMD)
it must be cheaper now, to buy a >1GHz chip than a slower one and this case.
Of course pirates can get on a plane but the software will be in English ... Adobe are halting development of Asian language products.
There is no pleasing you.
Or the penguins.
Even though the drive is encrypted, said reporters somehow figure out it's an Al-Queda laptop
NT, by default, shows you the last username & domain used to login.
UserName : Osama
Domain : Al-Queda
Password :
was a dead giveaway.
Quite a long time - the ice didn't reach there during the last ice age
Sydney is 33 degrees South of the equator (The US-Mexico border is nearly 33 North in California)
The penguins are suffering this year because of the strange behaviour down there.
Export-level Encryption Proves Insufficient
... that was the point.
Yes
The rules were relaxed a couple of years ago though. Link. You can export anything after it's been reviewed.
Is there anything that site doesnt have?
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Napster was a search engine though; how did people become exposed to music they wouldn't otherwise have been if they didn't know to search for it.
alt.binaries.mp3, on the other hand, is continuously streaming music that I wouldn't otherwise have been exposed to (and yes, I have bought the music as a result)
Thinking about it some more, my initial monte-carlo method would not work because it would favour opponent's bad moves as well as your good ones. You have to assume, really, that your opponent is going to try :-)
I think you would need a heirarchy of machines, which are handed off tasks when necessary - you can't simply break down the problem once each time it is your turn to move.
It might be quite difficult to do ... how suitable is chess to being calculated in parallel.
Determining the best move at a single point in the game can't simply be split up among X computers because there are a heirarchy of moves - the first move available can be chosen from a small pool but each of those leads to more and more.
I suppose a monte-carlo like simulation would work - each machine picks a random move each time and returns the first move and the the final goodness. The master computer picks the best first move from the returned results.
'You guys (at Microsoft) still don't get it,' because it's sort of Java with reliability, productivity and security deleted."
... this attitude worked for Windows 95, so why should MS be rattled by these remarks?
Quite simply
Once Microsoft have got the market share, they can work on the reliability and security.
Nope, it's only the money I saved by not buying a PDA that is burning a hole in my pocket.