That's easy: as my web needs 1024x768 to render correctly on ie, you all should have that screen size.
Just kidding, the trends are a 50% with 1024x768 and about 20% for 800x600, but you shouldn't care as you should write the web in a way that shows correctly on every resolution.
A text pattern finder? No way they're converting all that sound data into text.
That would be a daunting task, and pretty much lost work as the speech recognition engines are mostly crap and you would be search for strings in a sea of nonsenses.
It has to be some esoteric sound wave comparations algorithm, a cool job for the mathemathics geniuses out there.
You'd think that when dealing with high throughput graphics applications, a larger cache would make far more of a difference than a few hundred MHz either way.
In fact, no. Think of the PlayStation 2 and its graphics, it has just 16+8Kb of memory cache.
Caches have very little work to do in a vectorial enviroment, while your Sparc is a server CPU, think databases and the like.
Is a nickname for students of Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. I don't know why the researchers have caged them, but that and the exams could be a better explanation for their sadness than the season.
No. The G in GPU stands for Graphics, not Generic:P. They are x times faster than CPUs doing what they are designed to do, matrix computations, so the trick would be to use matrix-related algorithms to accomplish the same work you would do with a CPU.
Slashdot Mirror
Link to all the articles in order.
Mirror of the video
relative dangers of innovation for large developers
So innovation is now dangerous? And only for large developers? Yeah, that should be what killed Apple... errr.
Game developers should spend less money in ads and more in innovation. It's a win win situation.
unless you have RSS feeds to every Mozilla development site
I read Slashdot every day, you insensitive clod!
That's easy: as my web needs 1024x768 to render correctly on ie, you all should have that screen size.
Just kidding, the trends are a 50% with 1024x768 and about 20% for 800x600, but you shouldn't care as you should write the web in a way that shows correctly on every resolution.
A text pattern finder? No way they're converting all that sound data into text.
That would be a daunting task, and pretty much lost work as the speech recognition engines are mostly crap and you would be search for strings in a sea of nonsenses.
It has to be some esoteric sound wave comparations algorithm, a cool job for the mathemathics geniuses out there.
That's got to be pretty big iron to scan all those phone calls, I wonder what algorithm do they use?
EA's best kept secret is not bad, but you better watch the one Take-Two is working on, code named Stacker!
Article submitted and rejected yesterday. At least rejected stories make a good, albeit short, posts for my own blog.
But.. but.. I thought the convergence were the Mortal Kombat flicks!
You'd think that when dealing with high throughput graphics applications, a larger cache would make far more of a difference than a few hundred MHz either way.
In fact, no. Think of the PlayStation 2 and its graphics, it has just 16+8Kb of memory cache.
Caches have very little work to do in a vectorial enviroment, while your Sparc is a server CPU, think databases and the like.
They will call their new technology... Divx?
What about Firebird? Is a cool name I'm sure is free.
WTF is a hampster?
Is a nickname for students of Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. I don't know why the researchers have caged them, but that and the exams could be a better explanation for their sadness than the season.
Nokia IPSO is an appliance-optimized, security-hardened, clusterable OS capable of supporting a wide range of Nokia and partner security applications.
More info here.
Sorry to correct myself, but it's KHTML based.
Based on KHTML and KJS from KDE's Konqueror open source project
The web has a nice design, and a intereting bit at the bottom-right, the announcemente of an OSS browser. Another Gecko-based?
I can think of a hole I'd like them to approve...
Oh, I know, I know: the anal-og hole!
Just think how the world would be should Einstein had a gmail account!
It would be 12 times faster than a CPU.
No. The G in GPU stands for Graphics, not Generic
More info at the BrookGPU web.
How do you say "monkey dance" in Chinese?
Easy: Ballmer dance.
Interestingly enough, the mission has a pretty complete wikipedia article.
But even better are these pictures of the surface of Venus from the old Venera missions.
Microsoft Football for the euros...
Sharp LCD Display with 1,000,000:1 Contrast Ratio
Yeah, but does it got better resolution than the real world?
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Linus Says No to 'Specs'
No 'specs'? But why? They're great machines, they would make great servers!
Please tell me is not for the RAM. Not for the RAM, please.
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SOA in the wikipedia.
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