My friend with a Saturn keeps it under 2K rpms as much as possible driving around. He also drives the speed limit (65mph), so he gets 40+ miles to the gallon.
I used to get that in my non-vtec Civic by driving slowly on the freeways, and drafting as much as possible behind other vehicles.
What's wrong with dropping it into a PCI slot and using it as a coprocessor?
Say you are running this latest DOOM XIII, and it can take advantage of an outboard coprocessor to do custom math and processing that would take more time by CPU or GPU.
Or even, put it into a GPU so that it can get get more efficient with the latest driver updates, reprogram itself for DirectX or OpenGL operation, or even program for vertex/pixel shaders?
the Dark Ages again. Europe dug their way out, but most probably because they got rid of their short-sighted, thin skinned, want-to-dominate-the-world religious extremists who went to...
>There are two main editions of FreeBSD: the development edition (which includes STABLE and CURRENT), and the more stable version with more mature code, called RELEASE.
FreeBSD's development model is not that difficult to understand which this author is experiencing!
-CURRENT: bleeding edge development code -STABLE: mature and stable code (duh!) -RELEASE: a FROZEN point in TIME of -CURRENT or -STABLE
There IS a CVS tag used also to track security patches to the -RELEASE tag, but that's if you rebuild from sources yourself, and does miss new stable features added
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My friend with a Saturn keeps it under 2K rpms as much as possible driving around. He also drives the speed limit (65mph), so he gets 40+ miles to the gallon.
I used to get that in my non-vtec Civic by driving slowly on the freeways, and drafting as much as possible behind other vehicles.
Yes, Woody was the unstable for quite a while when Potato was the stable. Potato was the 2.2, Woody was the 2.4. Debian has sorta caught up..
What's wrong with dropping it into a PCI slot and using it as a coprocessor?
Say you are running this latest DOOM XIII, and it can take advantage of an outboard coprocessor to do custom math and processing that would take more time by CPU or GPU.
Or even, put it into a GPU so that it can get get more efficient with the latest driver updates, reprogram itself for DirectX or OpenGL operation, or even program for vertex/pixel shaders?
Tivo is defending its patents in this area.
If they win, they could really could become ubiquitous instead of disappearing because of the clone wars.
RFC 0 probably predates all computers because computer math starts from 0.
Or, RFCs are written in Pascal.
Otherwise known as Psy-Fi.
Neutralization. Watch "Bad Timing" again.
NeXTStep ran on BSD 4.3 containing bugs in TCP, and encumbered with AT&T code.
BSD 4.4 fixed those TCP bugs, became unencumbered of AT&T code in 4.4lite2, and then evolved into the modern *BSDs.
You can download with Tivo and burn straight to SVCD or Divx for much cheaper than homebrew. Look into TurboNet and TivoWeb.
Not having to dedicate a power sucking ($$$) PC to catch tv shows is nice too.
The scientists were probably also the same team of engineers. That's how these research projects work.
Exactly. People ignoring the elephant in the room of then and now: North Korea.
NK fits all the "reasons" for going into Iraq, yet fails to qualify for Bush's preemptive war.
Well, according to Microsoft.. software isn't exploited until a security advisory is released.
I'm glad the people making the OS for the US military understands causality.
the Dark Ages again. Europe dug their way out, but most probably because they got rid of their short-sighted, thin skinned, want-to-dominate-the-world religious extremists who went to ...
Had my OpenSSH online for years as most other people.. What's the problem?
As if Fedora has controlling market share to sway any level of adoption preference by the entire community.
Why not just blacklist all mail servers except the major ones you expect mail from anyways?
Also check logs for attempted connects and add the ones you care about?
That's how my spam filter works, and I get 100% blockage with no overhead, unlike the other spam email filters out there.
or the RH VM fiasco.
StarCraft, good in it's own right, is not Real Time Strategy. It's more aptly named Real Time Tactics, RTT.
All that micromanagement makes it Tactics. Strategy involves long term planning with macroplacement of troops.
So, TA is mixed RTS/RTT, StarCraft is singularly RTT.
Pay lawyers the same fixed amount for any case when they win a suit. No hourly rates, no commissions, no percentage of the settlement.
That should make this job an honest one, if much less lucrative.
And all the Mac people owe it to the original Apple I? and II which used Control-Open Apple-Reset.
This became, Control-Command Propellor-Reset on the Macs, and the Solid Apple button became "Option".
So which computer was first with the 3 finger salute?
>There are two main editions of FreeBSD: the development edition (which includes STABLE and CURRENT), and the more stable version with more mature code, called RELEASE.
FreeBSD's development model is not that difficult to understand which this author is experiencing!
-CURRENT: bleeding edge development code
-STABLE: mature and stable code (duh!)
-RELEASE: a FROZEN point in TIME of -CURRENT or -STABLE
There IS a CVS tag used also to track security patches to the -RELEASE tag, but that's if you rebuild from sources yourself, and does miss new stable features added
Voyager wasn't that good IMO. It was too full of episodes that "never really happened".
Many were just "back to the future" types where they would do something that would change the timeline and the episode never really happened.
The show never really happened, for me.
Disney already has a worldwide distribution deal with Studio Ghibli which consists a lot of sitting on the material instead of releasing it.
The fact that Spirited Away got an Oscar blind-sided them shows how much they want to push other people's better 2D animation works.
My question because I use Cygwin at lot at work is can Cygwin embrace and extend (assimilate) this to speed up some of its core functionality?
Cygwin always had to use its own dll to emulate functionality, but now it has another path directly the core...
or go BSD.