1 - Each virus would be 1Mb in size 2 - To use the virus it would require activation 3 - Most virus would have massive flaws instead of minor bugs 4 - Most of the time it would find something is wrong with your computer and stop executing
"By opening the seal of this CD you automatically agree to the following 1 - THe contents of this CD shall not be shared in any file-sharing service on the internet..."
Present-day x86 chips aren't limited by their FP processing speed
The problem with x87 is not speed. It uses an antiquate programming model, using a stack. So you have to shuffle things in the stack to make it work, and this takes a lot of time.
SSE2, OTOH, is very easy and fast. 2 calculations at the same time, and in the format A+B=C
This is a very interesting topic and I'll add my 2 cents on it...
Testing for haring BW is just fine. But I was wondering if someone has been (double-blind yadayadayada...) tested against distinguishing, let's say a song using 44ksps and anothe one using 96ksps? Because even if they can't hear "the individual" 25kHz, maybe it DOES have an effect when coupled with a lower frequency signal.
As for more bits per sample, I guess this would improve things (as there would be more bits to "cram everything" inside (I'm talking multiple instruments)
Microsoft has agreed to fix Windows XP so that it no longer launches IE (instead of the user's chosen default browser) when the user selects the "Shop for Music Online" option in Windows XP
Pops up Mozilla... "This site requires IE 6.0 to be viewed".
The system, say its British creators, did just as well as biology graduate students in solving a problem in genetics, according to an article in today's issue of the journal Nature.
Yes, I bet it did. Especially when there's someone smarter next to him, with the answer in plain view...
This would enable handicap people to control machines, not vice-versa Because machines controlling handicapped people is not what we can call useful...
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Mormons claim to be Christians, but their theology, doctrines, practices, and beliefs are not.
Big deal... ever heard of George W Bush?
1st Pixar kicks Diney's butt, now this...
It reminds me of that show..oh yes:
Disney, you're the weakest link, goodbye...
I heard Intel bought a licence from AMD to implement AMD64 on their chips...
I don't believe this...
If virus were made by Anti-Virus companies...
1 - Each virus would be 1Mb in size
2 - To use the virus it would require activation
3 - Most virus would have massive flaws instead of minor bugs
4 - Most of the time it would find something is wrong with your computer and stop executing
if you have 5.1 ears...
is currently developing file-sharing mechanisms that would allow the music industry to earn money."
If anyone here thinks the RIAA should get more money please raise your hands...
Yes, yes... I thought so...
An updated LOGO type of language with 3d graphics instead of turtles, that might inspire interest again
Try Processing
It's still alpha, and it needs Java, but it's pretty nice...
Next week in stores...
"By opening the seal of this CD you automatically agree to the following
1 - THe contents of this CD shall not be shared in any file-sharing service on the internet..."
I know, I know...
Spirit got infected by the Blaster Virus...
I got a 200% raise in my unearned revenue this year. So, I bet you're just jealous...
Present-day x86 chips aren't limited by their FP processing speed
The problem with x87 is not speed. It uses an antiquate programming model, using a stack. So you have to shuffle things in the stack to make it work, and this takes a lot of time.
SSE2, OTOH, is very easy and fast. 2 calculations at the same time, and in the format A+B=C
This is a very interesting topic and I'll add my 2 cents on it...
Testing for haring BW is just fine. But I was wondering if someone has been (double-blind yadayadayada...) tested against distinguishing, let's say a song using 44ksps and anothe one using 96ksps? Because even if they can't hear "the individual" 25kHz, maybe it DOES have an effect when coupled with a lower frequency signal.
As for more bits per sample, I guess this would improve things (as there would be more bits to "cram everything" inside (I'm talking multiple instruments)
Big Company: We just spent 100 Million dollars in this new DRM scheme...Finally no one will copy our CDs!!!
Kid at home: Hey, you press shift or use other OS and nothing happens!!! Free to copy now!
Everybody: DOH!!!
Microsoft has agreed to fix Windows XP so that it no longer launches IE (instead of the user's chosen default browser) when the user selects the "Shop for Music Online" option in Windows XP
Pops up Mozilla... "This site requires IE 6.0 to be viewed".
C'mon, it's not that difficult...
Peaches - The Presidents of the United States...
July 1998
The system, say its British creators, did just as well as biology graduate students in solving a problem in genetics, according to an article in today's issue of the journal Nature.
Yes, I bet it did. Especially when there's someone smarter next to him, with the answer in plain view...
This would enable handicap people to control machines, not vice-versa
Because machines controlling handicapped people is not what we can call useful...
A low cost, low temperature, high performance CPU is what is required
Yadaa, yadda, yadda...
As if Intel is Low cost, high performance, low temperature...
Wanna low temp and "acceptable" performance? Try VIA and Transmeta...
That's link manipulation...
Just put 2 links into a lot of webpages
Extortion
SCO License
I have to say I ran it under Linux and I am impressed....
Kudos to the DOSBox team, this has been needed for a long time...
I ran several games and they run smoothly (except for Protected 386 and newer games, because of speed issues)
The main problem with it is emulation speed... but again, it's a hell of a jog what they've done.
Have you ever tried
md dood
copy dd.bat dood
cd dood
dd
save the whole thing as dd.bat
Excepty that Celery 2.6 gets his ass kicked pretty badly by a 1.6 Duron
See benchmark at Anandtech Budget Shootout
their servers are still working....
I put my name and those of my family on a DVD
How smart... I hope this DVD does not use CSS, or at least is correctly set to play on Mars...
Can I have the RFC number for that, please?