There are some fine RTSes, a very nice one is Spring, which was once a Total Annihilation more-or-less reimplementation in full 3D, but now is much more than that.
Oh, plus the whole saving the planet from destruction thing. I guess that might have some value. That depends heavily on durability, too, and the process required to make this stuff.
There's a problem with quantum computers: decoherence - the bigger the the key, the more qubits are needed and decoherence is more likely. Of course, that's a technical issue.
That is like saying that there should be a tax on buying a non-econobox car. Yes. Exactly.
Everyone pays for the power they consume, be it gasoline or electricity. Who cares? Those who understand that money is not everything.
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There are some fine RTSes, a very nice one is Spring, which was once a Total Annihilation more-or-less reimplementation in full 3D, but now is much more than that.
Well, Urban Terror is.
Let the flamefests begin!
chess isn't about patterns.
And in this case, they're gonna eat their shit.
Can you see the inside of a microwave oven?
Tag it as willdo, for the lols.
pcc will take YEARS to get the functionality and optimizations that gcc has. Even if it compiles slowly and sometimes generates dumb code.
Either way, they'd much, much better off if they imported LLVM and redirected their compiler brain power to clang.
You wouldn't pass mine and you'd have a big fat ASSHOLE scribbled on your resume.
There's a problem with quantum computers: decoherence - the bigger the the key, the more qubits are needed and decoherence is more likely. Of course, that's a technical issue.
It's possible to see blinking. I can see a CRT blink if I watch it from a high angle, it's quite apparent. Don't know why.
Didn't try that with more than 85Hz though; anyway it's pointless since LCDs don't blink at all.
Yeah, but the headline of the PDF says: "Initial SRAM state..."
I think I know the answer, but I've RTFA, so it doesn't count.
They all suck anyway, django IME sucks the least.
More news at 11.
git > svn, after all.
Yeah, most of us should be happy that we won't live long enough to witness that. Hopefully.
It's going to be a well-deserved win.
Quiet Quadruped.
That additional overhead will amount to quite a lot, and performance in most applications scales sublinearly with amount of processors.
IOW, I'd take a Core2 quad core over 64 Vias anyday.
Not only that, it can actually *help* performance, since CISC instructions convey more information and thus make better use of cache.
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iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -dport $TORRENT_CLIENT_PORT -tcp-flags RST RST -j DROP
it's not mine so don't blame me. it's ugly, don't blame me. if it doesn't work, don't blame me. blame Canada.