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True. And very sad (since no one got a joke from one of the best adv. games in the history of mankind).
Hey, at least it is Water Vapour...However, if they are really using DHMO, then I bet some Greenpeace freaks will jump to his neck.
he doesn't try to TAKE ON THE WORLD (insert evil laugh and thunder here)Otherwise we'll need three teenagers with time machines and a giant diamont to fix it up...
IMO you have to be Extreme!!! retarded to buy the Intel whatever Extreme!!!Because it's EXTREMEly expensive with EXTREME!!!! so-so perfromance.
Call me when they get the Pan-Galatic Gargle-Blaster ready, baby!(slow... wait... slashdot... time....)
is find the gene responsible for Quad Damage!
Doxygen... Best thing I've to recommend to you(and yes, I am in a project involving understanding several lines of code)Doxygen beats the crap out of SourceNav and other stuff. It creates lots of graphics of major relationships thorout your code.
only old comparisons matter...(had to do it)
I was thinking of Object Disoriented Programming...d e l a y sl a sh f i l t err
My opinion on the issue is clear (at least until I change my sig)
I believe you are ON CRACK.Yes, I know WTF a Protean Charm is, but I can't make any sense of your post
Yes it's rightIE7 is not ready UNLESS Acid2 test fails
You are really on crack, man! Or maybe you are (ahem) disinformed. RTOS are for meeting "deadlines" like 1ms (one thousanth of a second) and shorter. That is, industrial robots, embedded systems (like telephone centrals, mobile stations, etc), avionics, etc
It's kind of funny... Someone (probably a Debian lover) cooking up his fantasy and posting it onto the internet. Or sending it to a newspaper... No, it's not gonna happen folks.
HTTP.SYS No, really, I almost wet myself when I first heard about it. What was Uncle Billy thinking?!?!? It's enough that we have user-mode exploits, now we have kernel mode ones too?!?!?
Did anyone read this as Online Exorcist??? Or maybe 0wnline extortionist...
AMD makes clone chips, Intel makes chips that fit into Microsofts OS. Blah, blah, blah... Congratulations on having -10e99 clue. Microsoft makes their OS BASED on the x86 specification. You're getting it wrong from the start. Intel and Microsoft share information about how the chip will work with the software. Again more bullshit. x86 is open. Intel and Microsoft DON'T NEED TO SIT DOWN AND TALK. It just works. Congrats on paying $$$ for an overprized, overheating, less performing chip (yes, the Intel) But you were right, AMD K5 (and early Athlons) would overheat. Not anymore.
'thank the congressional sponsors of this legislation for their strong advocacy for intellectual property rights.' Translation: You're our , that's the least you could have done for us...
Drugs are bad, mmmmkay! No really, this is very cool, but I mean, not very useful (IMHO) Call me again when you have an IR LED Record player (not CD, Record, turntable)
Dell CEO is a jerk... If he was serios about AMD, he would've done it already I really hope Intel just says: "Ok! Go for it!"
Increasing awareness of security related computer problems: Good! "Hackers" BAD! Making teens memorize the motto "antivirus / firewall / no pirate programs" BAD Of course, It doesn't seems to me they can teach anythong useful (like nmap for instance, or how to "smash the stack")
Note: do {} while(1); is NOT a good way Granted, it's 100% BUT it doesn't stress the heat generators of the CP (namely the ALU/FPU) burnp6 (google for it)Prime95 (stress test, Linux versions available, runs off command line) or other alternatives: like the gzip one
It's Mandreeva, not Mandrayva.... Really, i thought Mandraktiva would be better sounding...
welcome our new Star Wars fans overlords! Oh wait, they've probably gone to the wrong welcome party...
Tranmeta processors: the best thing there WAS in notebooks, power-consumption wise. But since consumers want a "Pentium 4" to play solitaire at the airport and look important doing fancy Powerpoint presentatons, that's all they bought...
Slashdot Mirror
True. And very sad (since no one got a joke from one of the best adv. games in the history of mankind).
Hey, at least it is Water Vapour...
However, if they are really using DHMO, then I bet some Greenpeace freaks will jump to his neck.
he doesn't try to TAKE ON THE WORLD (insert evil laugh and thunder here)
Otherwise we'll need three teenagers with time machines and a giant diamont to fix it up...
IMO you have to be Extreme!!! retarded to buy the Intel whatever Extreme!!!
Because it's EXTREMEly expensive with EXTREME!!!! so-so perfromance.
Call me when they get the Pan-Galatic Gargle-Blaster ready, baby!
(slow... wait... slashdot... time....)
is find the gene responsible for Quad Damage!
Doxygen... Best thing I've to recommend to you
(and yes, I am in a project involving understanding several lines of code)
Doxygen beats the crap out of SourceNav and other stuff. It creates lots of graphics of major relationships thorout your code.
only old comparisons matter...
(had to do it)
I was thinking of Object Disoriented Programming...
d e l a y sl a sh f i l t err
My opinion on the issue is clear (at least until I change my sig)
I believe you are ON CRACK.
Yes, I know WTF a Protean Charm is, but I can't make any sense of your post
Yes it's right
IE7 is not ready UNLESS Acid2 test fails
You are really on crack, man!
Or maybe you are (ahem) disinformed. RTOS are for meeting "deadlines" like 1ms (one thousanth of a second) and shorter.
That is, industrial robots, embedded systems (like telephone centrals, mobile stations, etc), avionics, etc
It's kind of funny... Someone (probably a Debian lover) cooking up his fantasy and posting it onto the internet. Or sending it to a newspaper...
No, it's not gonna happen folks.
HTTP.SYS
No, really, I almost wet myself when I first heard about it. What was Uncle Billy thinking?!?!?
It's enough that we have user-mode exploits, now we have kernel mode ones too?!?!?
Did anyone read this as Online Exorcist???
Or maybe 0wnline extortionist...
AMD makes clone chips, Intel makes chips that fit into Microsofts OS.
Blah, blah, blah...
Congratulations on having -10e99 clue.
Microsoft makes their OS BASED on the x86 specification. You're getting it wrong from the start.
Intel and Microsoft share information about how the chip will work with the software.
Again more bullshit. x86 is open. Intel and Microsoft DON'T NEED TO SIT DOWN AND TALK. It just works.
Congrats on paying $$$ for an overprized, overheating, less performing chip (yes, the Intel)
But you were right, AMD K5 (and early Athlons) would overheat. Not anymore.
'thank the congressional sponsors of this legislation for their strong advocacy for intellectual property rights.'
Translation: You're our , that's the least you could have done for us...
Drugs are bad, mmmmkay!
No really, this is very cool, but I mean, not very useful (IMHO)
Call me again when you have an IR LED Record player (not CD, Record, turntable)
Dell CEO is a jerk...
If he was serios about AMD, he would've done it already
I really hope Intel just says: "Ok! Go for it!"
Increasing awareness of security related computer problems: Good!
"Hackers" BAD!
Making teens memorize the motto "antivirus / firewall / no pirate programs" BAD
Of course, It doesn't seems to me they can teach anythong useful (like nmap for instance, or how to "smash the stack")
Note: do {} while(1); is NOT a good way
Granted, it's 100% BUT it doesn't stress the heat generators of the CP (namely the ALU/FPU)
burnp6 (google for it)
Prime95 (stress test, Linux versions available, runs off command line)
or other alternatives: like the gzip one
It's Mandreeva, not Mandrayva....
Really, i thought Mandraktiva would be better sounding...
welcome our new Star Wars fans overlords!
Oh wait, they've probably gone to the wrong welcome party...
Tranmeta processors: the best thing there WAS in notebooks, power-consumption wise.
But since consumers want a "Pentium 4" to play solitaire at the airport and look important doing fancy Powerpoint presentatons, that's all they bought...