Manufacturers are worried about raising the price point. Water cooling is actually pretty pricy, so you have to measure the (potential) overclocking gain against the cost of throwing another blade in there. If you really need raw serial performance, as another poster pointed out, Cray has always used liquid cooling.
If AI can't even handle something as simple as chess as well as one human
Are you freaking kidding me?? Chess is by no means simple, and Kasporov is one of our best. I bet the majority of desktop computers could beat their users at chess.
Actually, current drives do measure the direction of the magnetic fields. Right now it's something akin to "left-right" and the new drives will measure "up-down". The benefit to this is that you're not using as much disk area for each bit.
One thing I wonder, and I don't think has been discussed, is what happens if your rfid somehow becomes "damaged". And for the slow, the quotes here imply that the damage is intentional. Would it be tantamount to destroying the entire passport, or would you just have to jump through a couple extra security hoops. If it's just the hoops, then I imagine a fair number of people may inadvertently leave their passports in the microwave.
Exactly. Plus, what's wrong with the business model of "you pay $x per day for the video... keep it as long as you're willing to pay the rental fee". Nothing's wrong with it, except I guess it's harder to screw customers with fine print. Usually I've very attuned to fine print but even I thought that this was the "no late fee" model they were adopting.
P.S. Does anyone else like to put their periods outside of quotes because it seems mismatched otherwise? In other words, [sentence]blah is [quote]blah[/sentence][/quote] doesn't seem right.
I can't get it to go away. I keep refreshing and it keeps going back and forth between touting the service as having "1000 MB of space" and "1 GB of space".
Then remap all your neighbors to either 6 or the one you didn't use.
No, no, no. Get those puppies as far away as possible. Take 11, put them all on 1 and don't forget to disable their 802.11g protocols as well as any proprietary "get 100Mbps out of your 11Mbps card" crap.
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Manufacturers are worried about raising the price point. Water cooling is actually pretty pricy, so you have to measure the (potential) overclocking gain against the cost of throwing another blade in there. If you really need raw serial performance, as another poster pointed out, Cray has always used liquid cooling.
Are you freaking kidding me?? Chess is by no means simple, and Kasporov is one of our best. I bet the majority of desktop computers could beat their users at chess.
Actually, current drives do measure the direction of the magnetic fields. Right now it's something akin to "left-right" and the new drives will measure "up-down". The benefit to this is that you're not using as much disk area for each bit.
One thing I wonder, and I don't think has been discussed, is what happens if your rfid somehow becomes "damaged". And for the slow, the quotes here imply that the damage is intentional. Would it be tantamount to destroying the entire passport, or would you just have to jump through a couple extra security hoops. If it's just the hoops, then I imagine a fair number of people may inadvertently leave their passports in the microwave.
Exactly. Plus, what's wrong with the business model of "you pay $x per day for the video... keep it as long as you're willing to pay the rental fee". Nothing's wrong with it, except I guess it's harder to screw customers with fine print. Usually I've very attuned to fine print but even I thought that this was the "no late fee" model they were adopting.
Technically, that's a stuck pixel... you rub your lcd with a fingernail???
P.S. Does anyone else like to put their periods outside of quotes because it seems mismatched otherwise? In other words, [sentence]blah is [quote]blah[/sentence][/quote] doesn't seem right.
CMU by any chance? I find it hard to believe TWO universities had the exact same problem. You forgot to mention how ass-nasty Pizza Outlet was.
I tried it out in pre-development and it WAS insanely uncomfortable. No surprise it was never introduced.
I can't get it to go away. I keep refreshing and it keeps going back and forth between touting the service as having "1000 MB of space" and "1 GB of space".
Some of us would like to replace the pens, paper, books, etc with a single pocket-sized device.
Is that an AC outlet in your pants? Mind if I plug in my rechargable vibrator?
That would be awesome! I've been wanting to sell this dump for years.
Oh and Hawaii does it too!
I use self-modifying code with no compiler optimizations.... you.. uhh... insensitive clod!
Don't forget breakout and super-breakout!
You're gonna have to get it implanted in your brain. .. and never sleep!
Just remember, though, if you drop your keys in the lava just forget them -- they're gone.
That's.... not.... POSSSIBLE!
Mr. Plow is a loser and I think he is a boozer...
I agree -- and therefore it's consistent that they should need a warrant.
Yeah at first I thought he was making a joke about how the OP should just use a cell phone. But who the heck has a picocell based in their closet?
No, no, no. Get those puppies as far away as possible. Take 11, put them all on 1 and don't forget to disable their 802.11g protocols as well as any proprietary "get 100Mbps out of your 11Mbps card" crap.
How exactly is that extortion (any more than supply/demand is extortion). The market certainly bears these high prices.