Intel just got to the 2 cores per die stage. Their 4 core design is 2 dual cores slapped together.
Most people don't care if it's four cores on the die, or two dies inside the package. They both have four cores and plug into a single socket.
It could do untold damage to Intel's ability to sell those quads if AMD's quad solution blows it away,
So far Intel's Core 2 Duo dual cores are beating AMD64-X2 at the top of the market. It's rash of you, to say the least, that when two Intel cores are beating two AMD cores, that somehow four AMD cores will beat four Intel cores.
Perhaps Core 2 will have a very short reign at the top?
It's half-assed of/. summary to say the above without even a mention of Kentsfield, which will probably beat AM3 to market with 4 cores in a single package. Next time give us the whole ass.
If you have Visio Professional 2000 or higher you can Reverse Engineer the Access database into a printable ERD that will help you start finding your way around.
If stack-based computing is so great, powerful, and cheap, why aren't IBM PPC, AMD Athlon, Intel Core pick-a-number, and Sun Sparc dueling it out for the best stack-based chip. Why aren't the next-gen game consoles all using it, since Microsoft and Sony at least (Wii is just a faster GC) went to new architectures. Don't tell me no one has ever heard of the concept before. The Burroughs 5500 dates back to the late 1960's. I think there's more here than is being told.
Kind of destroys the clean lines of the XBox 360 itself, as well as making it decidedly harder to move around casually. Inside would have been much better.
Do these reflections include the moment when he was suddenly inspired to decide, And I think I'll stick with Intel for the next 25 years, and then dump them piecemeal.
It's about time. I've been saying this to them, and about them, for a very long time. I can't think of a better value-added service that any search engine can provide in these days of dodgy web-sites. Would be nice if, like their Adult Content filter for images, you could simply set your Google to not even ask you if you wanted to continue, but block out these sites entirely (remember other people use your computer too).
Or even better still, read the Google cache of the site with all the bad stuff removed. That would be trick!
I'm sure my letter of commendation, along with Google stock options grant, is arriving any moment now.
Schools and others who wish to restrict access need to start whitelisting allowed sites, rather than blacklisting prohibited ones. Yes it's a lot more work to whitelist a thousand useful resource sites rather than blacklist MySpace. However, if the schools work together on a single system they can spread out the burden sufficiently. Otherwise it's just a game of Wack-a-Mole.
Does this really have to be more difficult than just reading the diameter of the pupil of the eye? The more fascinated we are, the larger it is. You could just work through different secanarios to find the one with the most positive reaction. Even Larry Niven used this as an aspect of one of his early novels, although in that case the effect was enforced by another person with "Plateau Eyes".
If the AP wants money, Google should just drop them from their index. Others would rush into the void with ad or other means of supported sites. I'm betting that Google is more powerful than the AP since Google is the new world emerging, while AP represents the old world fading.
Of course, some idiot had to make it 1cm bigger, just so it won't fit into all existing form factors. Hey, the diameter of a CD/DVD/HD/BluRay is one of the few standards we actually have today.
Older standards include the dimensions of the punch card, and the width of magnetic tape.
Yeah, they may have dropped it, but only after hassling and stressing this guy out over the possible consequences for days.
In a fair society:
1: He is entitled to compensation, say $1000 per hour for every hour between the time he was charged and the time he knew for sure that the charges were dropped.
2: The police involved should be sent back for a minimum of 40 hours of updated training in the laws they are supposed to be enforcing.
3: The city attorney, who didn't immediately drop these bogus charges (he, at least, has no excuse at all for not knowing the law) should be immediately fired, suspended, or recalled as appropriate.
4: If there were any judges involved who didn't immediately drop the case, they should be impeached.
The airline industry was a cozy cartel before being deregulated in the 1970's.
This is a truly bad comparison. After deregulation new airlines (e.g. People's Express) could get started while previously single-state restricted airlines (e.g. PSA and SouthWest) could expand outside of their state. In fact it took big states like California and Texas just to support a state restricted airline before.
Afterwards all airlines got relatively equally access to the necessary resources (e.g. airports), and I could choose among a large selection of air carriers for my trip.
This isn't the same as when there's one coax cable and one copper twisted pair coming to my house. I don't have a good choice of competition in this monopoly market.
I'll tell you who I am willing to choose however. It will be the first company who brings fiber to my curb at non-extortionaire prices.
Where MS is really screwing themselves -- and us -- with Vista is having 6 frigging versions, and that's only in 32-bit!
A single, uniform operating system for everyone is much desirable from both a customer, as well as a programming and maintenance, POV. There should just be one 64-bit Vista All edition going forward, and quit trying to upgrade machines that probably aren't up to it in the first place.
This way all Vista application software could be 64-bit earlier. We're never going to get to a clean 64-bit world as long as MS is selling 32-bit Vista, and Apple is selling 32-bit IntelMacs!
I'd mod this whole article a Troll, but even with Mod points that's not allowed. Just too much of personal bias and slant in it for my personal BS meter.
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Intel just got to the 2 cores per die stage. Their 4 core design is 2 dual cores slapped together.
Most people don't care if it's four cores on the die, or two dies inside the package. They both have four cores and plug into a single socket.
It could do untold damage to Intel's ability to sell those quads if AMD's quad solution blows it away,
So far Intel's Core 2 Duo dual cores are beating AMD64-X2 at the top of the market. It's rash of you, to say the least, that when two Intel cores are beating two AMD cores, that somehow four AMD cores will beat four Intel cores.
It's half-assed of /. summary to say the above without even a mention of Kentsfield, which will probably beat AM3 to market with 4 cores in a single package. Next time give us the whole ass.
What you need is a double decryption key. Decrypts your files one way with one key, and into something innocuous when decrypted by a second key.
If you have Visio Professional 2000 or higher you can Reverse Engineer the Access database into a printable ERD that will help you start finding your way around.
If stack-based computing is so great, powerful, and cheap, why aren't IBM PPC, AMD Athlon, Intel Core pick-a-number, and Sun Sparc dueling it out for the best stack-based chip. Why aren't the next-gen game consoles all using it, since Microsoft and Sony at least (Wii is just a faster GC) went to new architectures. Don't tell me no one has ever heard of the concept before. The Burroughs 5500 dates back to the late 1960's. I think there's more here than is being told.
Kind of destroys the clean lines of the XBox 360 itself, as well as making it decidedly harder to move around casually. Inside would have been much better.
Get out the shovel and dig another grave.
If you're "between calls", I take it that the next person who calls for assistance will be connected immediately with no wait time at all.
Boy have I slipped into another dimension lately.
Ah, the Dell secret blogger emerges. And so much better than the over-moderated, homogenized pap on One2One.dell.com.
Do these reflections include the moment when he was suddenly inspired to decide, And I think I'll stick with Intel for the next 25 years, and then dump them piecemeal.
Maybe he did some public good by running the SETI screensaver on it. Then, at least, he may have warmed up the processor a bit.
Nothing seems to live up to its initial hype. There are certainly a couple undiscovered gottcha's in here somewhere.
Outted it as badly digitally manipulated.
Or even better still, read the Google cache of the site with all the bad stuff removed. That would be trick!
I'm sure my letter of commendation, along with Google stock options grant, is arriving any moment now.
Schools and others who wish to restrict access need to start whitelisting allowed sites, rather than blacklisting prohibited ones. Yes it's a lot more work to whitelist a thousand useful resource sites rather than blacklist MySpace. However, if the schools work together on a single system they can spread out the burden sufficiently. Otherwise it's just a game of Wack-a-Mole.
Does this really have to be more difficult than just reading the diameter of the pupil of the eye? The more fascinated we are, the larger it is. You could just work through different secanarios to find the one with the most positive reaction. Even Larry Niven used this as an aspect of one of his early novels, although in that case the effect was enforced by another person with "Plateau Eyes".
If the AP wants money, Google should just drop them from their index. Others would rush into the void with ad or other means of supported sites. I'm betting that Google is more powerful than the AP since Google is the new world emerging, while AP represents the old world fading.
Older standards include the dimensions of the punch card, and the width of magnetic tape.
In a fair society:
1: He is entitled to compensation, say $1000 per hour for every hour between the time he was charged and the time he knew for sure that the charges were dropped.
2: The police involved should be sent back for a minimum of 40 hours of updated training in the laws they are supposed to be enforcing.
3: The city attorney, who didn't immediately drop these bogus charges (he, at least, has no excuse at all for not knowing the law) should be immediately fired, suspended, or recalled as appropriate.
4: If there were any judges involved who didn't immediately drop the case, they should be impeached.
Then there'd have been some true justice here.
This is a truly bad comparison. After deregulation new airlines (e.g. People's Express) could get started while previously single-state restricted airlines (e.g. PSA and SouthWest) could expand outside of their state. In fact it took big states like California and Texas just to support a state restricted airline before.
Afterwards all airlines got relatively equally access to the necessary resources (e.g. airports), and I could choose among a large selection of air carriers for my trip.
This isn't the same as when there's one coax cable and one copper twisted pair coming to my house. I don't have a good choice of competition in this monopoly market.
I'll tell you who I am willing to choose however. It will be the first company who brings fiber to my curb at non-extortionaire prices.
A single, uniform operating system for everyone is much desirable from both a customer, as well as a programming and maintenance, POV. There should just be one 64-bit Vista All edition going forward, and quit trying to upgrade machines that probably aren't up to it in the first place.
This way all Vista application software could be 64-bit earlier. We're never going to get to a clean 64-bit world as long as MS is selling 32-bit Vista, and Apple is selling 32-bit IntelMacs!
I guess some Nigerians will have trouble making the rent this month now.
That will still leave you missing costly<<<<<<, er essential features in the OMB Ponies edition.
I'd mod this whole article a Troll, but even with Mod points that's not allowed. Just too much of personal bias and slant in it for my personal BS meter.
And leg amputees with artificial limbs get around how?