It's already possible, you just need a semipermeable membrane-coated electrode with an alcohol-specific enzyme in the middle layer and put it inside your blood stream, then connect the electrode to an electric potential detector.
I think it's not very expensive but can be a little uncomfortable wearing it all time.
PHP is faster, you don't need complicate benchmarks, just browse two similar sites one running PHP and one running ASP: The php one sends you the info inmediately, the ASP one takes a while and then responds. I know no beter benchmark than that.
I have moved some sites from ASP to PHP and no client has ever complained about speed (their pages have been faster with PHP); and as a value-added product my clients no more have to reboot their machines twice a day.
Now if PHP4 is (as they say) faster than php3 then Why not using it?
The current photon viewer for X is phinx. You can use rphinx to display x applications in photon. You can also run QNXFree86 and have an X server running on top of QNX. QNXFree86 is a port of XFree86 to QNX.
One thing no other OS has: In QNX all the processes have transparent access to all the CPUs in a QNX network. What would you think if I tell you that with QNX you can build a 10 or 100 or 1000 machines cluster just pluging in new computers with QNX to the network and the applications can run transparently distributed between all those cpu's as if they were running on the local machine. And this clustering technology is different to Beowulf clusters because you don't need special applications or special libraries to make your application run in a cluster. I've already run applicatons on a 10 QNX machines network and the processing time speeds up almost 10 times. I would really like to have QNX-Amiga machines for a rendering cluster because if the load groqs too much I just add more machines to the network.
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> I want(need) a blood alcohol checker.
It's already possible, you just need a semipermeable membrane-coated electrode with an alcohol-specific enzyme in the middle layer and put it inside your blood stream, then connect the electrode to an electric potential detector.
I think it's not very expensive but can be a little uncomfortable wearing it all time.
PHP is faster, you don't need complicate benchmarks, just browse two similar sites one running PHP and one running ASP: The php one sends you the info inmediately, the ASP one takes a while and then responds. I know no beter benchmark than that.
I have moved some sites from ASP to PHP and no client has ever complained about speed (their pages have been faster with PHP); and as a value-added product my clients no more have to reboot their machines twice a day.
Now if PHP4 is (as they say) faster than php3 then Why not using it?
The current photon viewer for X is phinx.
You can use rphinx to display x applications in photon.
You can also run QNXFree86 and have an X server running on top of QNX. QNXFree86 is a port of XFree86 to QNX.
One thing no other OS has: In QNX all the processes have transparent access to all the CPUs in a QNX network.
What would you think if I tell you that with QNX you can build a 10 or 100 or 1000 machines cluster just pluging in new computers with QNX to the network and the applications can run transparently distributed between all those cpu's as if they were running on the local machine.
And this clustering technology is different to Beowulf clusters because you don't need special applications or special libraries to make your application run in a cluster. I've already run applicatons on a 10 QNX machines network and the processing time speeds up almost 10 times.
I would really like to have QNX-Amiga machines for a rendering cluster because if the load groqs too much I just add more machines to the network.
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