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So untrue -- 65nm means a 65nm gate length. That means a 65nm wide poly (gate width is usually much higher than gate length). Minumum M1 width may be as high as 100nm in this process.
TFA states that it needs ultraviolet light to oxidize. A common source of UV is the sun. But since your ass is where "the sun don't shine", no oxidation will occur. QED.
Yes, Apple certainly knew what was on the roadmap. But the loss of Apple business was actually pretty small. Once you consider the extra resources needed to "custom tailor" the Apple chips, it just didn't make sense. I think both companies were happy to part ways.
Please, a command is anything you tell the computer to do. If you're typing it into a command line interface, it's probably a command. Also see the definition at whatis.com or here:
If you RTFA, it would be clear that step 2 is "sell legos online". I would be inclined to be more lenient if he was stealing the legos for a more creative purpose. Like a 3x scale lego model goatse.
Actually I've noticed quite the opposite. It seems like all the latest pop hits are on sale for $9.99 and the 10 year old CD by my favorite (only somewhat obscure) artist is $17! Sure, the CDs in the $5 bargain bin suck, but good artist's CDs only seem to go up in price as they get older.
Hydrodynamic bearings rely on bearing motion to sweep fluid in to the bearing and may have high friction and short life at low speed or during starts and stops. Thus, a secondary bearing may be used for startup and shutdown to prevent damage to the hydrodynamic bearing. A seconday bearing may have high friction and short operating life, but good overall service life if bearing starts and stops are infrequent.
So it's possible that new hard drives are even MORE prone to start/stop problems.
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x86 is definitely RISC based. (I.e. Intel converts complex instructions into uinstructions internally) But x86 is not RISC.
So you're saying that an electron is "bigger" than a neutron because it has a greater uncertainty of position? That's a poor defintion of size.
Enlighten me. None of the particles I've looked up seem to work that way.
Secondly, Moore's law is about transistors per chip, so maybe you mean Equivalent Transistor Count.
Dumbest. Statement. Ever. Unless you meant density. Then I'd believe you.
So untrue -- 65nm means a 65nm gate length. That means a 65nm wide poly (gate width is usually much higher than gate length). Minumum M1 width may be as high as 100nm in this process.
TFA states that it needs ultraviolet light to oxidize. A common source of UV is the sun. But since your ass is where "the sun don't shine", no oxidation will occur. QED.
Yes, Apple certainly knew what was on the roadmap. But the loss of Apple business was actually pretty small. Once you consider the extra resources needed to "custom tailor" the Apple chips, it just didn't make sense. I think both companies were happy to part ways.
Yeah, the CISC people adopted a RISC architecture and slapped a CISC frontend on the instruction set.
But I can still get all my long distance calls for just $0.99!
Sometimes I get up 3 hours before I go to bed.... it's called Sunday.
Man, I thought that the .pdf extension would be enough of a warning. Do you seriouly go around clicking links on slashdot without checking the url?
Yeah, ok off the top of your head what frequency is WiFi transmitted at? Go ahead and give me the center of any channel you choose.
Does a first class degree come with extra legroom and complimentary champagne?
Oh... I understood that. It still wasn't funny. I guess I need to replace my comedy integration device.
I've never seen a pint or pilsner glass that is graduated from top to bottom.
I still don't get it. Make it funny for me too!
Dude, that's why he has the micrometer!
Oh yeah? Well Scooby Doo can doo-doo but Jimmy Carter is smarter!
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If you RTFA, it would be clear that step 2 is "sell legos online". I would be inclined to be more lenient if he was stealing the legos for a more creative purpose. Like a 3x scale lego model goatse.
Actually I've noticed quite the opposite. It seems like all the latest pop hits are on sale for $9.99 and the 10 year old CD by my favorite (only somewhat obscure) artist is $17! Sure, the CDs in the $5 bargain bin suck, but good artist's CDs only seem to go up in price as they get older.
Hydrodynamic bearings rely on bearing motion to sweep fluid in to the bearing and may have high friction and short life at low speed or during starts and stops. Thus, a secondary bearing may be used for startup and shutdown to prevent damage to the hydrodynamic bearing. A seconday bearing may have high friction and short operating life, but good overall service life if bearing starts and stops are infrequent.
So it's possible that new hard drives are even MORE prone to start/stop problems.
You forget that Americans have way less vacation than their European counterparts. So we're never really away for that long ;)