Probarly nothing.
Computer programs that are using a timer to control delays generally appear the same under any clockspeed (well, potentially a bit slower on very low speeds). and since most of the software written after 1992 are relaying on this technique it is most likely that so will this robot.
A programmer is easy to please; Just give him a dark room, electricity, a decent uplink, a computer and money to buy additional hardware for and he is happy.
Most navigational and positional systems are inexact (couple of ft off target). So what would happen is that the soliders would keep bumping into stuff.
Another interesting scenario:
The enemy manufactures a strong elecromagnetic field which distrupts the uplink.
Well, we can all hope it does. All flash has ever given us is: Browser incompability, Load-times, net-usage, CPU-usage, GPU-usage, plugin downloads and all sorts of other misery.
Why does the sentence "We are the Borg. Existence as you know it is over. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Resistance is futile." pop up in my head as i read this?
Well, actually, it's quite handy here in sweden, cuz if you're below 18, you can't make a committment, and cuz of that, you can just hire a 17 year old to press the "I agree" button for you, and voila (sp?), you have it installed, without a valid agreement.
look, languages evolve, if not, we would still walk around saying "Me hungry! Me eat red spotty musroom! Mushroom evil! Me stommach ouch! Me not well!" (well, u get the rest)
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Doh!
Probarly nothing. Computer programs that are using a timer to control delays generally appear the same under any clockspeed (well, potentially a bit slower on very low speeds). and since most of the software written after 1992 are relaying on this technique it is most likely that so will this robot.
The first robot ever who is able to segfault!
A programmer is easy to please; Just give him a dark room, electricity, a decent uplink, a computer and money to buy additional hardware for and he is happy.
He sounds like one of us who enjoys writing machinecode by hand. (Or atleast the kind who would potentially enjoy doing it)
They shoulda stucked to EMM386 - atleast it worked.
You know. that's way to old to still be circulating.
With a growth-rate like this there'll be four distros per human being in 25 years. (roughly 24'000'000'000)
Most navigational and positional systems are inexact (couple of ft off target). So what would happen is that the soliders would keep bumping into stuff.
Another interesting scenario:
The enemy manufactures a strong elecromagnetic field which distrupts the uplink.
I've had a hard time watching '24' after seeing Keifer as a mad scientist in Dark City.
Well, we can all hope it does. All flash has ever given us is: Browser incompability, Load-times, net-usage, CPU-usage, GPU-usage, plugin downloads and all sorts of other misery.
Nobody is perfect, if you want all that secure code: Write it yourself.
waddayamean?
You can not-watch startrek?
o.o
Why hasnt anyone told me this before?
Why does the sentence "We are the Borg. Existence as you know it is over. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Resistance is futile." pop up in my head as i read this?
That's pretty obvious. What i meant was that hitler was as democratic and has as sound worldvisions as microsoft's code is secure.
Yeah... and while you're at it: revive Hitler so he can teach democracy and how all humans are equal...
Geez! They'd be the last persons i'd put in that position!
I mean, stuff like;
The IIS hole,
Outlook express,
The recent SQL worm,
Windows 9x's login etc.
There are friggin fishingnets who are more waterproof then microsofts code!
Beat em up? Text games?!?!?! Dying? Die! _
What bonehead looks in to the sun with a telescope... seriously? well, one born every minute.
Use 2 leds at the same time?
That way you get purple! (Ok, slightly less bright, but it's cool alright!)
one more reason to use LFS
Well, actually, it's quite handy here in sweden, cuz if you're below 18, you can't make a committment, and cuz of that, you can just hire a 17 year old to press the "I agree" button for you, and voila (sp?), you have it installed, without a valid agreement.
Since when does ppl acutally read the EULA?
I found an Open Source c++ compilator that pretty much does the same as Visual C++ 6. (the difference is that it is free, and it is GPL)
Bloodshed software Dev C++.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
look, languages evolve, if not, we would still walk around saying "Me hungry! Me eat red spotty musroom! Mushroom evil! Me stommach ouch! Me not well!" (well, u get the rest)