I think that pretty much sums up Slashdot well at this point. I'm sure your post and mine will get modded into oblivion but I wholeheartedly agree with you.
I think people will spend $12.95 a month for Stern, plus all the other channels I know I am going to. Not to mention that Clear Channel owns a percentage of XM so even if Howard wasn't on Sirius I wouldn't buy XM because of that connection.
Yes I believe it does but I've seen from some other poster here before that if the writes are spaced out so that new data isn't written on the same memory space constantly it will last quite a long time. i.e., instead of writing to blocks 1-5 every time, it uses 6-10 then 11-15 or whatever, it's constantly changing to maximize life. That's not the scientific answer but my understanding of it.
SLI is used so each card takes half the load of whatever graphics are required for the moment and effectively doubles the processing power of the graphics card. It's like having two processors in your computer, however the two cards can actually work on the same output, as one card takes odd lines and the other even lines or the top half vs. bottom half (I don't recall the exact process). It used to be called Scan Line Interleave but unless I'm mistaken it's still SLI although SLI stands for something else now.
I've done some mobile network discovery on my way through the cities and there were quite a few networks available. Unfortunately I didn't have a GPS attached.
Hell, Lars even has said the name Metallica was stolen from a friend of his who wanted to start a magazine of the same name...So Lars said it was a terrible name, then took it himself. Relate that to other posters describing some of of Metallica's exploits in their videos and I don't really feel sorry for them.
Maybe it does, but the parent poster has a point in that the MS-Linux card is played by the third post and that it just gets plain boring to see after the thousandth time. There isn't one subject on Slashdot that can manage to avoid it either apparently.
No he wrote the whole article and he never once heard of Unix or Linux. He's totally ignorant of the unix/linux world, only some of us "in the know" have actually even heard of Unix. As far as common people go, it doesn't even exist...
The truth is: most prisoners at Gitmo would delight in seeing your head separated from your body, or "freedom, liberty, and rights" ripped from you.Yes, even the bleeding heart liberals. They tend to be sexually amoral and humanistic, and this is not allowed. Understand?
But if you don't know who is being locked up, how would you know this?
Slashdot Mirror
Err what? So making backups is stealing but Tivo-ing the episodes are okay? I don't understand what the difference is...
~S
I think that pretty much sums up Slashdot well at this point. I'm sure your post and mine will get modded into oblivion but I wholeheartedly agree with you.
~S
I'd be really curious to find out what details were on while you were running this?
~S
Commas can be placed anywhere, they are pauses. Maybe, he, wanted, to, sound, like, William, Shatner?
~S
I think people will spend $12.95 a month for Stern, plus all the other channels I know I am going to. Not to mention that Clear Channel owns a percentage of XM so even if Howard wasn't on Sirius I wouldn't buy XM because of that connection.
~S
I doubt Sirius is going to be losing out to XM after Stern starts broadcasting there.
~S
Yes I believe it does but I've seen from some other poster here before that if the writes are spaced out so that new data isn't written on the same memory space constantly it will last quite a long time. i.e., instead of writing to blocks 1-5 every time, it uses 6-10 then 11-15 or whatever, it's constantly changing to maximize life. That's not the scientific answer but my understanding of it.
~S
So if you can't make money like you own a printing press then the company is inefficient?
~S
You both are right, it used to be Scan Line Interleave circa the VooDoo cards and is now Scalable Link Interface circa current cards.
~S
That's a lie, we all know your keyboard atrophied arms could never carry those stones two miles. ;)
~S
SLI is used so each card takes half the load of whatever graphics are required for the moment and effectively doubles the processing power of the graphics card. It's like having two processors in your computer, however the two cards can actually work on the same output, as one card takes odd lines and the other even lines or the top half vs. bottom half (I don't recall the exact process). It used to be called Scan Line Interleave but unless I'm mistaken it's still SLI although SLI stands for something else now.
~S
Who said that?
m l
http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,1484,00.ht
~S
So you are a spineless Karma whore then?
~S
Or First On Race Day...
Can you elaborate on this?
Rapists should be locked up longer, but how many more prisons and prisoners does the US really need?
~S
Rapists can get less time than this...
~S
I've done some mobile network discovery on my way through the cities and there were quite a few networks available. Unfortunately I didn't have a GPS attached.
~S
Hell, Lars even has said the name Metallica was stolen from a friend of his who wanted to start a magazine of the same name...So Lars said it was a terrible name, then took it himself. Relate that to other posters describing some of of Metallica's exploits in their videos and I don't really feel sorry for them.
~S
Then say it was a cunning stunt.
~S
You look for an old machine on e-bay. :)
~S
Your nick certainly fits you. ;) I kid, I kid...
~S
Maybe it does, but the parent poster has a point in that the MS-Linux card is played by the third post and that it just gets plain boring to see after the thousandth time. There isn't one subject on Slashdot that can manage to avoid it either apparently.
~S
No he wrote the whole article and he never once heard of Unix or Linux. He's totally ignorant of the unix/linux world, only some of us "in the know" have actually even heard of Unix. As far as common people go, it doesn't even exist...
~S
~S