My guns are not a deterrent to anyone but cardboard targets.
So, because carboard targets are deemed "acceptable targets", you're just gonna shoot them? 200 years ago, we might be having this conversation about black people.
OK so now the GPU is on the CPU die. The memory controller is there already, right? It should be a no-brainer to integrate small stuff like ethernet. Bluetooth/wifi may be a bit harder due to the necessary aerial. Now all that's left is to integrate the RAM on the die and we're there. A one-chip computer. No need for complex motherboards any more. At that moment the whole hardware issue is solved.
We've had ICs like that for ages, mainly in portable devices which have everything and the kitchen sink in a single package. However, I'm not sure it would be ideal for a general-purpose PC to have everything in the CPU for a bunch of reasons, mainly how it would raise costs and give you less flexibility regarding peripherals. It seems more reasonable to have bluetooth, network, etc. in the motherboard or plug-in cards, so you don't have to replace your CPU when a newer version comes out (or when you use your cable tester on a still-plugged cable and destroy your network card)
Methane hydrates are believed to form by migration of gas from depth along geological faults, followed by precipitation, or crystallization, on contact of the rising gas stream with cold sea water
Then why bother having separate words for natural and artificial? Let's just erase both concepts and blend them into a new word. What shall we call it?
can you imagine the fit the government will throw when it figures out it can no longer regulate eg. firearms because anyone with a CNC mill can turn one out in a day or two?
Besides, I doubt they're gonna keep you from switching to a virtual terminal and looking at all the pretty files.
HP states that in foreign nations 'it is common to engage in business practices that are prohibited by laws and regulations
Thank god they specified foreign nations, cause in the US that'd be wrong
Burn victims across the globe rejoice...
And then cringe in pain
There goes any possible fear of lithium batteries
My guns are not a deterrent to anyone but cardboard targets.
So, because carboard targets are deemed "acceptable targets", you're just gonna shoot them? 200 years ago, we might be having this conversation about black people.
As always with cosmology, you have a pretty huge margin of error
Fixed that for you.
Seriously, that's just a few orders of magnitude off. Seen the error bars on intergalactic distances?
You don't need a 64 bit processor in order to have 64 bit floats or integers
OK so now the GPU is on the CPU die. The memory controller is there already, right? It should be a no-brainer to integrate small stuff like ethernet. Bluetooth/wifi may be a bit harder due to the necessary aerial. Now all that's left is to integrate the RAM on the die and we're there. A one-chip computer. No need for complex motherboards any more. At that moment the whole hardware issue is solved.
We've had ICs like that for ages, mainly in portable devices which have everything and the kitchen sink in a single package. However, I'm not sure it would be ideal for a general-purpose PC to have everything in the CPU for a bunch of reasons, mainly how it would raise costs and give you less flexibility regarding peripherals. It seems more reasonable to have bluetooth, network, etc. in the motherboard or plug-in cards, so you don't have to replace your CPU when a newer version comes out (or when you use your cable tester on a still-plugged cable and destroy your network card)
Methane hydrates are believed to form by migration of gas from depth along geological faults, followed by precipitation, or crystallization, on contact of the rising gas stream with cold sea water
the average IQ has continued to rise
Huh? The number 100 has continued to rise? :P
Chuck Norris doesn't even need to attack them, they just submit because they know he could fry their CPU with a single packet!
Actually, if they submit they're probably sending a couple of HTTP packets
I believe it has to do with cutting down native forest (lots of biodiversity) and replacing it with plantations for making paper
attaching importance to what he has to say about this gadget is an example of an "Appeal to Misleading Authority."
Citing fallacies is an example of failing at life
For cavities' sake, get checked. I skipped going to the dentist for years because I'd never had cavities, until I went and the guy found 3 :/
Then why bother having separate words for natural and artificial? Let's just erase both concepts and blend them into a new word. What shall we call it?
I, for one, want my planes landed to a quarter of a nanometer
Yeah well, if you send your packets through carrier pidgeon then implement your own damn pidgeon-statistics solution.
Just separating traffic by port would be enough (torrent, http, ftp, pop, smtp, etc). No privacy issues
can you imagine the fit the government will throw when it figures out it can no longer regulate eg. firearms because anyone with a CNC mill can turn one out in a day or two?
This is already possible and criminals do it.
Giving it a shot, seems straightforward. Thanks
Really. I remember using RCS and I won't ever go back there
What alternatives would you suggest for stuff I'm doing by myself?
Then jump asm (to learn to address the metal) to Basic/Python
Woah, skipping a few steps, are we? I hope he built an ALU and then a microprocessor before that!
Unless I feel like I'm at death's door, I do not go to the doctor
What about cancer, cavities, hypertension and such?
People don't like to blow up so they will beet the crap out of anyone who tries
Come on, even terrorists don't deserve that kind of treatment
Their economy was kicking the bucket, and lots of pilots = more jobs