C++ is now split into two factions; low-level C++ where you use it like C with classes, and high-level C++, where the language is treated like compiled javascript. Unfortunately (from my perspective), a majority of C++ programmers choose the latter approach.
It also becomes harder to build a working compiler for anything other than Linux
Now, it is even less possible. I like to bring up DOS as an example that can't even fit the paradigm of the C++11 specification. How on earth are you going to have threads in DOS? You also have the long long int type, where if you need to use that on a 32bit system, it will need emulated
- End to dietary supplements and homeopathic medicine - Classify any advertisement that says you get something for free when you don't ("X is free when you buy Y" or "Free, just pay ridiculous shipping and handling"), false advertising - Low cost (for real) dental for everyone - Death penalty for running a stop sign - A number on all food that indicated "If you ate nothing but this, this is how many days you will live" - PGP over phone networks - Research into brain transplantation
Fixing visual glitches is part of functionality. If a user spends 10+ seconds looking at a window trying to rerender due to maximizing the window, with no UI update, the experience is a failure and your platform is doomed.
I think I know what is going on here... search engine gaming. If you search for "In a glass bowl, whisk together egg yolk and dry ingredients", you come across http://www.themiraclewhisk.com/recipe.html. I'm guessing this kind of garbage is used to rank these websites higher in the search engines
No it doesn't. It supports multi-threaded worker threads for the drivers, but it does not support multiple threads communicating to the same context
Nonsense. Unless you change the context of the process in some other thread via wglMakeCurrent/aglSetCurrentContext/glXMakeCurrent, the context is the same in every thread.
Well, they may not be able to single out exact hardware, just some examples which fail. This patch was to win32k.sys which, among other things, provides the hardware abstraction layer to the NT/Win32 API. It could have made assumptions that turned out not true on corner-case hardware, could have been a problem with actual buggy hardware that didn't follow published specs (not uncommon), or any number of crazy things.
Imagine if we didn't have to worry about some ding-dong breaking things just because they could. We would have pneumatic tubes to every house, kitchen lasers for cutting would be common place, and small nuclear reactors in our back yards
Hold on there, Buddy. If the light distribution didn't have a hard number, you end up with something similar to TV sizes. Some 32" models are 32". Some 31.5. Walmart TVs are known to go lower than that even though it is illegal. Imagine buying a bulb, 5 different brands. There is nothing stating the minimum radial flux. One will be 170 degrees, another 160, and the value brand will be 100 degrees.
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So are you saying the Amish don't have spoken language, currency, written language, specialized education, calendars, stethoscopes, toothbrushes, anatomy, cell theory, germ theory, etc? Because you'd be wrong
Junk DNA, even if there are parts that have no code-like function still serve as a source of entropy. This tends to be why inbred children look "funny". While they may be genetically a fine specimen, the lack of entropy becomes noticeable in fractal style growth in body features
I don't know what vehicles you have driven, but every vehicle I have ever operated had controls in predictable places, delineated by different textures and tactile feedback. I can change my radio station up and down, as well as toggle my AC and put down my windows without having to think or fiddle any more than having to zip up my fly
For mining with the GPU, this requires OpenCL/CUDA SDKs to be installed. If this came packaged with those, it would be the biggest bit of malware I've ever seen (well over 100MB).
That leads the logical conclusion that these will be mining on the CPU.
Sun was beyond amazing for support. We had a server that wouldn't boot. It threw a kernel panic, went down and it wouldn't come back up without a kernel panic. We had not touched the thing in months. Called support, they asked a few questions about the panic details. Within 15 minutes the support guy KNEW it was cache module and we had one shipped to us overnight so we had our hands on it the next morning. We replaced the module and everything worked.
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C++ is now split into two factions; low-level C++ where you use it like C with classes, and high-level C++, where the language is treated like compiled javascript. Unfortunately (from my perspective), a majority of C++ programmers choose the latter approach.
It also becomes harder to build a working compiler for anything other than Linux
Now, it is even less possible. I like to bring up DOS as an example that can't even fit the paradigm of the C++11 specification. How on earth are you going to have threads in DOS? You also have the long long int type, where if you need to use that on a 32bit system, it will need emulated
- End to dietary supplements and homeopathic medicine
- Classify any advertisement that says you get something for free when you don't ("X is free when you buy Y" or "Free, just pay ridiculous shipping and handling"), false advertising
- Low cost (for real) dental for everyone
- Death penalty for running a stop sign
- A number on all food that indicated "If you ate nothing but this, this is how many days you will live"
- PGP over phone networks
- Research into brain transplantation
I loved you in Terminator 2 and your vacuum cleaners are second to none
Does that mean I can't use my shoes because I am constantly tripping?
Fixing visual glitches is part of functionality. If a user spends 10+ seconds looking at a window trying to rerender due to maximizing the window, with no UI update, the experience is a failure and your platform is doomed.
I think I know what is going on here... search engine gaming. If you search for "In a glass bowl, whisk together egg yolk and dry ingredients", you come across http://www.themiraclewhisk.com/recipe.html. I'm guessing this kind of garbage is used to rank these websites higher in the search engines
One reason I like using my credit card... I am not liable for fraudulent charges
You don't need pythons. The lizards will prevail
So lightweight, to you, means size of the package, vs. code actually running?
No it doesn't. It supports multi-threaded worker threads for the drivers, but it does not support multiple threads communicating to the same context
Nonsense. Unless you change the context of the process in some other thread via wglMakeCurrent/aglSetCurrentContext/glXMakeCurrent, the context is the same in every thread.
Well, they may not be able to single out exact hardware, just some examples which fail. This patch was to win32k.sys which, among other things, provides the hardware abstraction layer to the NT/Win32 API. It could have made assumptions that turned out not true on corner-case hardware, could have been a problem with actual buggy hardware that didn't follow published specs (not uncommon), or any number of crazy things.
Negative. Charging stations are deployed and BEING deployed RIGHT NOW. Present tense applies
Imagine if we didn't have to worry about some ding-dong breaking things just because they could. We would have pneumatic tubes to every house, kitchen lasers for cutting would be common place, and small nuclear reactors in our back yards
Hold on there, Buddy. If the light distribution didn't have a hard number, you end up with something similar to TV sizes. Some 32" models are 32". Some 31.5. Walmart TVs are known to go lower than that even though it is illegal. Imagine buying a bulb, 5 different brands. There is nothing stating the minimum radial flux. One will be 170 degrees, another 160, and the value brand will be 100 degrees.
So are you saying the Amish don't have spoken language, currency, written language, specialized education, calendars, stethoscopes, toothbrushes, anatomy, cell theory, germ theory, etc? Because you'd be wrong
Nice try, 10x management CEO
Junk DNA, even if there are parts that have no code-like function still serve as a source of entropy. This tends to be why inbred children look "funny". While they may be genetically a fine specimen, the lack of entropy becomes noticeable in fractal style growth in body features
They don't need to take it out. Just distort the hull enough that the software becomes stupid since the hull isn't at spec
I don't know what vehicles you have driven, but every vehicle I have ever operated had controls in predictable places, delineated by different textures and tactile feedback. I can change my radio station up and down, as well as toggle my AC and put down my windows without having to think or fiddle any more than having to zip up my fly
For mining with the GPU, this requires OpenCL/CUDA SDKs to be installed. If this came packaged with those, it would be the biggest bit of malware I've ever seen (well over 100MB).
That leads the logical conclusion that these will be mining on the CPU.
The Large Hadron Collider has more or less proved that Supersymmetry doesn't exist
You are describing Aether in which Einstein proved does not exist
Sun was beyond amazing for support. We had a server that wouldn't boot. It threw a kernel panic, went down and it wouldn't come back up without a kernel panic. We had not touched the thing in months. Called support, they asked a few questions about the panic details. Within 15 minutes the support guy KNEW it was cache module and we had one shipped to us overnight so we had our hands on it the next morning. We replaced the module and everything worked.