1. You don't need full emulation. There are plenty of "wrapper" programs out there that are able to accomplish this feat. For example, a wrapper was made for ATI Radeon that ended up running the NVidia "Dawn" demo better than NVidia cards.
2. Most likely, and this might be the actual limiting factor.
3. Significantly larger cheaper and faster flash cards seem to be coming down the pipe. Maybe MS is banking on that and that is why they haven't confirmed the HD for certain because they want to see if they can use one of these new technologies.
4. I understand that the XBox 2 controllers will have a second set of shoulder buttons. They'll probably just be mapped to whatever black and white were mapped to.
Perhaps you consider British English to be inane then.
The plural form of a verb is often used with collective nouns in British English.
In the future, you might want to refer to http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Amer ican %20and%20British%20English%20differences before criticizing posts' grammar.
There are a lot of things that Eudora has done well for many years that Thunderbird doesn't yet do, in particular: fast regexp filtering/search, server-side functions, and MDI. See Bugzilla bug 213562 for a partial tracking list.
That logic doesn't make sense. The GBA was emulated before it was released. PS1 and N64 were emulated (and yes, playable on then-current PCs) before PS2 and GC came out.
Oh really? Then what's this?
The SheepShaver page clearly states that it includes a PowerPC emulator for platforms that need it. It does not run OSX, however.
Also, here's the original e-mail that went out (a month ago) They never mentioned Apple though:
> Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:36:46 -0400 > From: Jason Lockhart <multimedia@vt.edu> > Subject: Terascale Assembly Assistance > > Hello all, > > As you may know the College of Engineering in conjunction with the > university Information Systems and Computing organization are > building > a 10 TeraOp, 1100 node supercomputing cluster. We are in need of > volunteers to assist in three areas of assembly; cabling, RAM and PCI > card install, and machine racking. We would like to get as many > volunteers as possible. > > Some logistical things, there is not adequate parking for every > volunteer to drive and park at the Computing Center. We > would ask that > volunteers either carpool (4 or more to a vehicle) or take the BT. > Initial cabling will be done with the power cables beginning this > coming Friday, August 1st. We have yet to set a start time, > but I want > to get an idea of who is available to assist on that day as well as > availability for the weekend and early next week. I will forward the > time to arrive as soon as I nail it down...should be tomorrow. The > power cabling represents one third of the overall cabling that will > need to be done. > > I need to get a list of those who will be assisting to the facilities > people at the ISB as soon as possible. This list will be > used to allow > volunteers access to the building and the machine room. If > you're not > on the list you will not be allowed in! We want to have at > least 30 to > 40 people working at any one time on the project. If you know others > that will be interested in assisting, please have them email me so I > can get them on the roster. > > Thank you for your willingness to participate, and please respond and > have others respond with "Terascale" in the subject so I can > filter the > volunteers properly. > > Thanks. (E-mail signature removed)
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1. You don't need full emulation. There are plenty of "wrapper" programs out there that are able to accomplish this feat. For example, a wrapper was made for ATI Radeon that ended up running the NVidia "Dawn" demo better than NVidia cards.
2. Most likely, and this might be the actual limiting factor.
3. Significantly larger cheaper and faster flash cards seem to be coming down the pipe. Maybe MS is banking on that and that is why they haven't confirmed the HD for certain because they want to see if they can use one of these new technologies.
4. I understand that the XBox 2 controllers will have a second set of shoulder buttons. They'll probably just be mapped to whatever black and white were mapped to.
If you have a lot of time, read http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18574 It has more details (mostly spam) than you probably want.
Discussion can be found here: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257263
That particular video is fake, but there is a prototype modchip that will boot homebrewn discs.
Perhaps you consider British English to be inane then.
r ican %20and%20British%20English%20differences
The plural form of a verb is often used with collective nouns in British English.
In the future, you might want to refer to
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Ame
before criticizing posts' grammar.
There are a lot of things that Eudora has done well for many years that Thunderbird doesn't yet do, in particular: fast regexp filtering/search, server-side functions, and MDI. See Bugzilla bug 213562 for a partial tracking list.
And some people 10 years ago thought that ray traced games were going to be on LAST generation CONSOLES.
That logic doesn't make sense. The GBA was emulated before it was released. PS1 and N64 were emulated (and yes, playable on then-current PCs) before PS2 and GC came out.
Oh really? Then what's this? The SheepShaver page clearly states that it includes a PowerPC emulator for platforms that need it. It does not run OSX, however.
Their initial announcement stated that they would be backlit (as opposed to the GBA SP's frontlit screens).
Yes, Deezer's other site, Video Game Jam.
For those unbelievers, here's a little proof and maybe a bit more
Here's an official word (search for Teraflop).
Also, here's the original e-mail that went out (a month ago) They never mentioned Apple though:
> Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:36:46 -0400
> From: Jason Lockhart <multimedia@vt.edu>
> Subject: Terascale Assembly Assistance
>
> Hello all,
>
> As you may know the College of Engineering in conjunction with the
> university Information Systems and Computing organization are
> building
> a 10 TeraOp, 1100 node supercomputing cluster. We are in need of
> volunteers to assist in three areas of assembly; cabling, RAM and PCI
> card install, and machine racking. We would like to get as many
> volunteers as possible.
>
> Some logistical things, there is not adequate parking for every
> volunteer to drive and park at the Computing Center. We
> would ask that
> volunteers either carpool (4 or more to a vehicle) or take the BT.
> Initial cabling will be done with the power cables beginning this
> coming Friday, August 1st. We have yet to set a start time,
> but I want
> to get an idea of who is available to assist on that day as well as
> availability for the weekend and early next week. I will forward the
> time to arrive as soon as I nail it down...should be tomorrow. The
> power cabling represents one third of the overall cabling that will
> need to be done.
>
> I need to get a list of those who will be assisting to the facilities
> people at the ISB as soon as possible. This list will be
> used to allow
> volunteers access to the building and the machine room. If
> you're not
> on the list you will not be allowed in! We want to have at
> least 30 to
> 40 people working at any one time on the project. If you know others
> that will be interested in assisting, please have them email me so I
> can get them on the roster.
>
> Thank you for your willingness to participate, and please respond and
> have others respond with "Terascale" in the subject so I can
> filter the
> volunteers properly.
>
> Thanks.
(E-mail signature removed)