I didn't think most EE's these days even know which end of a soldering iron to hold.
Most of the hardware development is programming. All my EE friends seem to be shifting to the dark side.
If all the pins were power and optical was used to communicate, that would reduce pin count and increase bandwidth, But of course, this has all been examined ad-infinimum and has problems, Experts care to expound?
Like what? Ballistic package delivery? Remote analysis of viral infections in hostile areas?
Dozens of "technological breakthroughs" isn't going to create the millions of jobs needed to save
this idiotic place. How about the Fed build huge machines (computers) and compete with the
assholes playing the market. I can hear the screams from wallstreet all the way to the west coast.
Get use to poverty, food shortages, riots and general decay.
Why does anyone want traffic clogging up their pipe when the problem is the big pipe.
Scattering transmission locallty to other routers only spreads the problem out..
I don't think it really made a commercial splash until 2000. We were working on it then, just the network hardware, not the optical stuff.
I think the phone cos have been working on it/using it since the 80's
Back in the 70's, I rode down with some students from PSU to a lecture.
As we pulled into the campus, The wise-acre grad student driver noticed the sheep barn.
He stated, And to your right, is the student recreation center.
Good Times.
Gebus, never heard of wikipedia, it's got everything,
A virus is a small infectious agent that can replicate only inside the living cells of organisms. Most viruses are too small to be seen directly with a light microscope. Viruses infect all types of organisms, from animals and plants to bacteria and archaea.[1] Since Dmitri Ivanovsky's 1892 article describing a non-bacterial pathogen infecting tobacco plants bla bla bla...
Apparently these invisible "agents" ha ha "invisible", can infect your computer, much like fungus and mold in my coffee cup.
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I didn't think most EE's these days even know which end of a soldering iron to hold. Most of the hardware development is programming. All my EE friends seem to be shifting to the dark side.
If all the pins were power and optical was used to communicate, that would reduce pin count and increase bandwidth, But of course, this has all been examined ad-infinimum and has problems, Experts care to expound?
For every time I was ripped off in a business venture, I'd fill a sock and use it.
Where the hell have you been the last 10 years, Prison? EPROMS were obsolete 10 years ago.
Eh? National Atmospheric and Space Administration. Resistance is futile.
Like what? Ballistic package delivery? Remote analysis of viral infections in hostile areas? Dozens of "technological breakthroughs" isn't going to create the millions of jobs needed to save this idiotic place. How about the Fed build huge machines (computers) and compete with the assholes playing the market. I can hear the screams from wallstreet all the way to the west coast. Get use to poverty, food shortages, riots and general decay.
Why does anyone want traffic clogging up their pipe when the problem is the big pipe.
Scattering transmission locallty to other routers only spreads the problem out..
don't kill me with -1 troll, it's a joke.
Read perceptrons, I'm sure a copy exists in your local college library.
You insensitive clod!
just watch one of the videos, you will then understand. I's all mechanical 3d blocks.
mindfuck is easy.
I don't think it really made a commercial splash until 2000. We were working on it then, just the network hardware, not the optical stuff. /using it since the 80's
I think the phone cos have been working on it
The square root of -1?
A new paradiem for the declining economy.
When I was younger, we called it castles in the sky.
Back in the 70's, I rode down with some students from PSU to a lecture.
As we pulled into the campus, The wise-acre grad student driver noticed the sheep barn.
He stated, And to your right, is the student recreation center.
Good Times.
The parse fail was on your wetwear, I got it, and I "assume" most got it too.
I picked up a 32G version from the HP business web site, After about 2000 reloads to get past the "out of memory" errors.
About an hour ago.
HP-32, 45 and 65 were all good, gold plated devices. The 41 was a great calculator.
I assume you meant a sharpened stick, covered with barbs.
Gebus, never heard of wikipedia, it's got everything, A virus is a small infectious agent that can replicate only inside the living cells of organisms. Most viruses are too small to be seen directly with a light microscope. Viruses infect all types of organisms, from animals and plants to bacteria and archaea.[1] Since Dmitri Ivanovsky's 1892 article describing a non-bacterial pathogen infecting tobacco plants bla bla bla... Apparently these invisible "agents" ha ha "invisible", can infect your computer, much like fungus and mold in my coffee cup.
Here's a ' you can copy and paste since your keyboard seems defective.
Came here to say THAT.
Welcome? we've been living the nightmare since Eisenhower. It's just come to it's total fruition these past few years. Heil!
What is thought?
I've felt the same way, too many feet. Rather use gnome though.