Ok, so it didn't get slashdotted. Good for them:)
When I saw the page the first time, it was a little slow, but it picked up steam now. Anyway, my mirror is smaller and doesn't have weird ms tags in its html. It also doesn't cause tidy to segfault...
I was there 30 minutes ago, everything was fine. Then, 10 minutes later, it's like the website's plug was pulled. It was a revelation! The website was recalled. Weird thing is, I'm not sure what led me there in the first place... http://www.totalrekall.co.uk/ might have had something to do with it.
You probably want to play again real people:
http://www.pandanet.co.jp/English/ for the most popular game server. If you really want to play against a computer, mail me and I'll see what I can do:)
Let's call that arithmetic game "Numbo". Now imagine playing that against a computer? How much fun can it be? Of course, you think, it's unfair! The computer is much better equipped to do simple (and quite complicated) math, so it could brute force it's way faster then you could pick up a pen.
Well, that's exactly what Daniel Defays did in 1986. But he didn't program the computer "as" a computer to brute force results. Even 17 years ago it was obvious and not too interesting.
If you want more info, here's a bibiographical note refering to a most interesting book on AI.
"Even critics would be hard-pressed to name any other wireless communications technology that managed to achieve the volumes and diversity of deployment of Bluetooth in just six years."
Slashdot Mirror
I think the parent post was refering to redundancy. You know. Like when you take a plane and don't expect it to crash?
Like the suject says, OpenCD v1.2, 5$ my mail anywhere in Canada.
Nattor, the Little CD Vendor catalog
oups, I forgot this list of mirrors, but I'm not sure how current it is:
http://ftp.ula.ve/www.theopencd.org/mirrors.html
I've verified it's the newer version, dating yesterday.
RedFedora reminds me too much of Red Barchetta by Rush.
Ok, so it didn't get slashdotted. Good for them :)
When I saw the page the first time, it was a little slow, but it picked up steam now. Anyway, my mirror is smaller and doesn't have weird ms tags in its html. It also doesn't cause tidy to segfault...
In case it gets slashdotted: mirror
This is a very neat application of genetic algoriths! Haven't seen something so interesting since this Tron cycle game.
I'm an IleSansFil volunteer and was just wondering if there are any other uses for this "cheap" box.
... because robots in 2 dimensions are so much easier to deal with :)
quantum teleportation != Propulsion breakthroughs
Seriously, it has nothing to do with propulsion, Mr. Boyle. <grin>We'll have to wait another lightyear at least to see better propulsion.</grin>
What a great choice for a picture :)
I remember seeing ads for flying cars (well, was it really a car) in that magasine over 15 years ago.
I'm tired, pardon my franch.
hum, actually, this article (no, not this) is sitting in "your rights online" (yro) subdomain, so I was picking for nothing. Scuse my nose!
Of course I'm nitpicking, but shouldn't this really belong in "The Courts" and not "The Internet" - just like the story below on mp3s?
You probably want to play again real people: http://www.pandanet.co.jp/English/ for the most popular game server. If you really want to play against a computer, mail me and I'll see what I can do :)
Let's call that arithmetic game "Numbo". Now imagine playing that against a computer? How much fun can it be? Of course, you think, it's unfair! The computer is much better equipped to do simple (and quite complicated) math, so it could brute force it's way faster then you could pick up a pen.
Well, that's exactly what Daniel Defays did in 1986. But he didn't program the computer "as" a computer to brute force results. Even 17 years ago it was obvious and not too interesting.
If you want more info, here's a bibiographical note refering to a most interesting book on AI.
Hum... that actually tells more about his opponent then your dad's genius.
Hum, you got me thinking... what about a pool player?
Your cake is just like my mom...
Actually, if the CMF was considered, zope would win 3 times. Wait, if python was considered, it would have won 4 times! Incredible!
Real => Helix
Guess that wasn't too obvious :)
That name is sure going to cause problems... Helix / Matrix, I don't really see the connection anyway.
IgD writes:
I didn't see a trace of that in either the article or the blog...
Then in the blog:
So no, it hasn't really been abandoned. It's just Borlands usual way of releasing stuff.
Anybody feels like taking this challenge?