I was not aware of this fact, last i had checked for the ability to do so it still required changes to the guest OS, according to their fact though it is not yet completed for using hardware virtualization.
no, Xen requires changes be made to the kernel of the guest operating system, this can't be done with Windows, it could possibly be done with OSX though
they've mentioned in several episodes that the gate itself is one giant superconductor, so this does seem to imply that either naquadah is or that it can be made into one
i'd imagine they could have been what killed the industry, if they can't supply enough for the demand, price will go up, and the companies wanting it will probably look at something else (in this case fructose). This will cause the demand to spike down rapidly completely decimating the industry because all the sudden they have little to no demand. I have yet to find cookies that use real sugar in most supermarkets, its usually either a substitue sweeteneer (like Splenda, yuk), or fructose. the price supports probably destroyed any demand for sugar ruining the industry, if the price supports were set correctly (made to EQUAL the prices of the distributers) it would not have had this same effect (possibly, if the price is still too high it'll do the same thing)
watermarking and macrovision type things i understand, what i don't get is how they plan on making such a thing that all digital video cameras detect and turn off when they see it, as the ggp described.
I bought daikatana and enjoyed it. But not by playing it, i had some back yard skeet shooting with AOL cd's and a daikatana cd that won me 10,000 points
well personally i'd suggest this <blockquote>*tail^=*str; *str^=*tail; *tail^=*str;</blockquote> for the swap, as this will be faster on many more architecures. and its more memory effecient.
if you look closely at these two portions of the assembly, the resulting code is not the same at all, what you in fact have is in the array 4 additional additions (between registers), which on some architecures can be a non-trivial amount of time (though typically not significant, the memory access is usually longer). in this case the pointer function should be at the least slightly faster than the array one. though as everyone else has said, make sure this is truely a bottleneck of your program before you go doing useless optimizations.
P.S. Also on other architecures (non-x86) this could be a trivial amount of time if they were designed to handle this specifically (two registers added together as a base and offset basically) for memory access.
Of course, this could also be used as a mass weapon against a professor who insists on lecturing until the very last minute of class, and _then_ giving out the assignment for next class.
a simple way to deal with this might be to use something like an IR laser and a screen that flouresces when being hit by the beams, though that'd make it hard to aim. and could still be dangerous
My question is why does it HAVE to be wireless? why couldn't you add it on to the desks/tables/etc.? it'd be much simpler/cheaper to design it to work over wires (though it would still take alot of wires for a sufficiently large classroom). This would prevent any problems with range or interference from other students that IR or RF can have.
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I was not aware of this fact, last i had checked for the ability to do so it still required changes to the guest OS, according to their fact though it is not yet completed for using hardware virtualization.
no, Xen requires changes be made to the kernel of the guest operating system, this can't be done with Windows, it could possibly be done with OSX though
i think you're mistaken it goes like this
Bird
Fish
CamelShit
CamelShit
CamelShit
Lawyer
its the speed of light
where i live it ends up about $30 cheaper to get basic cable+internet than just the internet service, works for me.
I think you mean it'll take a hole int he space-time continuum to bring about the release of DNF
I saw it on Jeopardy. Definately on Jeopardy, its on at 7, 13 minutes to walkner.
its already implemented, by default its set to 3 and 9 on the remote/numberpad
they've mentioned in several episodes that the gate itself is one giant superconductor, so this does seem to imply that either naquadah is or that it can be made into one
i'd imagine they could have been what killed the industry, if they can't supply enough for the demand, price will go up, and the companies wanting it will probably look at something else (in this case fructose). This will cause the demand to spike down rapidly completely decimating the industry because all the sudden they have little to no demand. I have yet to find cookies that use real sugar in most supermarkets, its usually either a substitue sweeteneer (like Splenda, yuk), or fructose. the price supports probably destroyed any demand for sugar ruining the industry, if the price supports were set correctly (made to EQUAL the prices of the distributers) it would not have had this same effect (possibly, if the price is still too high it'll do the same thing)
watermarking and macrovision type things i understand, what i don't get is how they plan on making such a thing that all digital video cameras detect and turn off when they see it, as the ggp described.
I'd like to see some information about this, i'm curious as to how it could possibly be implemented.
I bought daikatana and enjoyed it. But not by playing it, i had some back yard skeet shooting with AOL cd's and a daikatana cd that won me 10,000 points
oh please everyone knows the lyrics!
bum bum bum bummmm
BUM BUM BUM BUMMMM
actually IIRC there were several, those not in starfleet didn't have a problem with it, e.g. freighters, and such
its the same damn article too!
http://www.hitachigst.com/hdd/research/recording_h ead/pr/PerpendicularAnimation.html
a very informative animation explaining how to do Perpendicular Magnetic Recording
Are you a liscensed mathamagician? i've got a birthday party coming up and we need some entertainment.
this was my first thought when reading the summary, http://www.lightover.com/epic/ols-master.html
plus using flash for the text in the headlines! why could you not just use normal html? or render it to an image?
well personally i'd suggest this
<blockquote>*tail^=*str; *str^=*tail; *tail^=*str;</blockquote>
for the swap, as this will be faster on many more architecures. and its more memory effecient.
if you look closely at these two portions of the assembly, the resulting code is not the same at all, what you in fact have is in the array 4 additional additions (between registers), which on some architecures can be a non-trivial amount of time (though typically not significant, the memory access is usually longer). in this case the pointer function should be at the least slightly faster than the array one. though as everyone else has said, make sure this is truely a bottleneck of your program before you go doing useless optimizations.
P.S.
Also on other architecures (non-x86) this could be a trivial amount of time if they were designed to handle this specifically (two registers added together as a base and offset basically) for memory access.
well obviously its not really him then, its someone else because his DNA was there.
a simple way to deal with this might be to use something like an IR laser and a screen that flouresces when being hit by the beams, though that'd make it hard to aim. and could still be dangerous
My question is why does it HAVE to be wireless? why couldn't you add it on to the desks/tables/etc.? it'd be much simpler/cheaper to design it to work over wires (though it would still take alot of wires for a sufficiently large classroom). This would prevent any problems with range or interference from other students that IR or RF can have.