These guys are the real deal. I witnessed a prototype demo back in early 2006. In addition to developing an input device, they've also been using the thing to test video games under development: test where players are bored, surprised, learning, etc. Its really exciting stuff!
The Svalbard International Seed Vault will house the seed samples will at a preservative -18C (0F), and could be used by post-apocalyptic people to feed a hungry planet." Yes, the North Pole should be very easy to get too post-apocalypse.
The guy kidnapped a little girl and kept her for 8 years. He's obviously a nut case. I don't think you can back his choice to use a Commodore 64 with reason.
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Wow. I'm amazed that D made the list. Could this really replace C++ given more time?
And there were cities paved with gold in the Americas.
You can actually get more than a 8x speed up by smartly exploiting a shared cache between cores.
I first thought of this Bolo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolo_(computer_game)
I think the United States is a little busy with their own activities at the moment.
...not that you'd be an effective terrorist with your eyes closed. BTW, is it wrong of me to want to see this used on large crowds?
Waaaaaark!
Last I tried, VMware can't support the graphics acceleration needed for compviz/beryl. What VM are you using?
These guys are the real deal. I witnessed a prototype demo back in early 2006. In addition to developing an input device, they've also been using the thing to test video games under development: test where players are bored, surprised, learning, etc. Its really exciting stuff!
Post Final Fantasy 7 Berret quotes here. I'll start: "But that's for Marlene's schoolin'!"
Super double hashing table here I come!! As Knuth reccomends: http://www.google.com/search?&q=double+%22hash+tab le%22+%22twin+prime%22+knuth&btnG=Search
As previously noted http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/22/203 7231, Fortress was Sun's failed entry in DARPA's HPC program.
You'll need to start worrying when he turns 12 or 13. ;)
The guy kidnapped a little girl and kept her for 8 years. He's obviously a nut case. I don't think you can back his choice to use a Commodore 64 with reason.
I think I saw this in the SciFi show Andromeda. It was with watermelons though... and they exploded. Everyone likes exploding watermelon.