Ahhh yes, finally an article that belongs on Slashdot.
My very first computer was a TRS-80 Model I that my dad got for us back in 1980 or so. It had an external cassette recorder for saving programs - 600 baud AFSK encoding, IIRC.
That thing was fun to play with, although I got a lot of blank stares when I'd presented a program I wrote to my 3rd Grade show-n-tell in NYC in 1982. I think it was a sorting program or something like that.
I wish I could remember some of the games so I could perhaps find them today...
Absolutely. I have several sets of bear arms mounted above my fireplace. I love the fact that I can have as many bear arms as I want. They're so furry and make for excellent decor.
Point to Multipoint transmitters in unlicensed ISM bands are limited to 36dBm EIRP. Point to Point transmitters in those bands are limited to 48dBm EIRP.
So, they got a letter from big government, and decided to give up and go home? That must have been a seriously threatening letter. How dare they try to innovate and compete against the large corporate oligarchs like Google, Apple, and Tesla?
Hah, bullshit. I see people pump gas, leave their car at the pump, and go inside and do 30 minutes of shopping for beer, ho-hos, beef jerky, and lottery tickets (which they insist on scratching off right there at the counter before they walk away).
"- If the federal reserve dramatically raises interest rates, the interest on the massive national debt will skyrocket. The government will meet payments by issuing more debt (how else?). This will lead to more inflation, not to the dollar "hitting the moon""
If the federal reserve dramatically raises interest rates, the interest on the existing massive national debt will not change one bit. The coupon rate on US Treasury bonds is fixed for the life of the bond and cannot be changed, not even by an act of congress.
The only thing that will change is the coupon rate on newly issued debt. The current coupon rate of newly issued short term bonds is 0.00%, and the only yield investors are realizing is that which is obtained by purchasing the bonds at a discount to face value.
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"Now what makes an Egg McMuffin so yummy in the tummy?
Is it the delicious cheese? The egg itself? The Canadian bacon (or optionally, the sausage patty)? Or is it the English Muffin?"
No, it's the 730mg of sodium and 6g of saturated fat, the combination of which can make even a slice of cardboard taste like something.
This is the most exciting boring machine I've ever read about!
I said there are applications that were not GPUs.
You were able to come up with some all by yourself.
Why do I need to tell you more? You answered your own question.
There are also applications for PCI-e that are not GPUs.
Any modern aircraft, power distribution, or medical system is orders of magnitude more revolutionary than a fucking iPhone.
I spend a lot of money paying Internet trolls to trash-talk linux in public forums so that my competitors won't run it.
Their "job" is to generate traffic and ad impressions. By trolling people who care, they accomplish the mission of their job quite well.
Hands down thread winner.
Yes, it is a lot of money, unless you're the US Government, in which case you can blow through it in less than 30 days...
Frequency does not get you around the 1/r^2 energy flux density problem.
Ahhh yes, finally an article that belongs on Slashdot.
My very first computer was a TRS-80 Model I that my dad got for us back in 1980 or so. It had an external cassette recorder for saving programs - 600 baud AFSK encoding, IIRC.
That thing was fun to play with, although I got a lot of blank stares when I'd presented a program I wrote to my 3rd Grade show-n-tell in NYC in 1982. I think it was a sorting program or something like that.
I wish I could remember some of the games so I could perhaps find them today...
This is just a precursor to a state-level tax on AirBnB. Why should localities get that tax money when the state can have it?
Government does nothing out of benevolence. This is no exception.
Absolutely. I have several sets of bear arms mounted above my fireplace. I love the fact that I can have as many bear arms as I want. They're so furry and make for excellent decor.
Noise? What is this noise thing you speak of? I don't hear any noise...
That's what Parallel Construction is for...
The FBI is allowed to distribute child pornography. The BBC should have let the FBI handle this investigation.
So first they are worth more, and then they are worth both?
Can you help clarify?
The worker called the AWS internal helpdesk and the BOFH on the other end said "Okay, log in as root and type this... rm -rf slash... that'll fix it"
Point to Multipoint transmitters in unlicensed ISM bands are limited to 36dBm EIRP. Point to Point transmitters in those bands are limited to 48dBm EIRP.
So, they got a letter from big government, and decided to give up and go home? That must have been a seriously threatening letter. How dare they try to innovate and compete against the large corporate oligarchs like Google, Apple, and Tesla?
You could, you know, go to the linked article and watch the videos. That is, if you wanted to know what the quality of the images was like.
Hah, bullshit. I see people pump gas, leave their car at the pump, and go inside and do 30 minutes of shopping for beer, ho-hos, beef jerky, and lottery tickets (which they insist on scratching off right there at the counter before they walk away).
Any engineering manager will tell you that you can have an infinite number of number one priorities.
"You can only have one number one priority"
You've never been an engineer, have you?
"- If the federal reserve dramatically raises interest rates, the interest on the massive national debt will skyrocket. The government will meet payments by issuing more debt (how else?). This will lead to more inflation, not to the dollar "hitting the moon""
If the federal reserve dramatically raises interest rates, the interest on the existing massive national debt will not change one bit. The coupon rate on US Treasury bonds is fixed for the life of the bond and cannot be changed, not even by an act of congress.
The only thing that will change is the coupon rate on newly issued debt. The current coupon rate of newly issued short term bonds is 0.00%, and the only yield investors are realizing is that which is obtained by purchasing the bonds at a discount to face value.