In a way it will be similar. This technology is certainly more like cell phone networks in regard to handign off anyway. The bandwidth is much greater, however!
Both need to be done to an extent. The priority should be kept directly to the machine since that is where the heat issues are. Also, cooling a room is a lot more time intensive and expensive. Think about it, you have the entire volume of the room to cool with much of that air being void and useless. Then by time the cool air reaches the CPU and components, it will not be doing much work cooling the system at all.
That is why the focus of heat removal should be taken from the components directly, released into the air that is moderately cool [to remove overall heat]. That would be an effective system. BEtter yet [although not very feasible] run water cooling to the systems and put the heat exchanger in another room so you need not cool the room at all...
Funny that there was no link directly to the microsoft.com homepage. I was looking forward to that too [not doubting that it is possbile from MS on 4/1].
I found that very interesting. Not only that but the fact that a DRINK is in BETA.. hahaha thats funny. Now I would not be surprised if I go home today and see people drinking this awesome beverage at my local conveniance store...
Not only is it good to work on your own project, but help is there when you need it. Brainstorming sessions, precreated code, others to debug or find security flaws in code, etc. Why would one not want to take advantage of these benefits?
This device, if it is the one I have heard about, is not legal. And in fact, the FCC has bee ntriangulating any calls that are picked up on its frequencies which are in the HF band [allowing it to travel so far]. It has been heard in airplanes and across cities and is cause for alarm not only for the FCC, but the military which has frequencies around there, amateur radio operators, aviators, and more. I know the device was imported from asia, thus Samsung could fit the bill. All in all, I would not advise buying this without checking to see if it is legit, because the FCC will come knocking sooner or later and people, not only the FCC, are helping trianglulated these types of devices. Otherwise, it would be a great idea, but it causes interference and is not very helpful to most of us...
Finally Apple decides to do something to make using their computer a little more productive. Granted, you can plug in a USB mouse with 2 or more buttons, but the fact that Apple finally cares enough to do it on OEM mouses....
Considering that BT uses a system of upload/download to transfer files for each client, will the orginizations give some money or benefit to individuals who upload in excess or have superior upload than others? It would only make logical sense...
This is a valid point. I didn't think it would be that hard for 119 people to get into it. Even so, they should have a concequence for cheating the system, such as being not admitted. Harvard is making a mistake by calling it hacking, though. That is why, mentioned earlier, it is rediculous to "sue Harvard" or "blacklist" students as the action they took was not that complex or evil...
It comes to Social Engineering... People are dumb and that's why many things are compromised... And if it's not that, passwords are rediculosly easy to guess, etc.
What is wrong with America? People sue for the most precarious situations, this being one of them. The kids did something they should not have, and therefore have consequences. Maybe this means not getting admitted into their dream college, however, they can, and should, still be accepted into other colleges. Harvard is trying to prove a point, don't screw around or you will not be sucessful in their college/the real business world. Sueing is not the solution, having a sensible decision-making ability is, and people should use it from time to time to avoid situations like the one that happened here to Harvard...
Besides, all those crooked undergrads we are talking about will finally get to practice their manipulation skills in the world of business... And we don't want that do we?
They probably should not be blacklisted throughout the nation, but certainly dropped from Harvard, which will probably screw them in the end if they do not get into any other top-tier schools...
Talking about future versions of windows, driver support seems attrocious. Win x64 Edition does not work period with basic drivers like my NIC. I believe my MOBO also has 64 bit versions of the drivers on the CD too, but it crashes when I even *touch* the CD. Longhorn, which I have got 32/64 bit versions for, doesnt work PERIOD. lol drivers, like MS can take on Linux now. If anything they will swipe our code and all their drivers, logo, closed-sourceness, and add a nice pricetag.... What are they planning next? Kill Windows and use our code for it in a Linux based version? Hell, we probably would be better off with that!
What is the relevance of any of these organizations to the Internet and orginization and management of Domain Names? I think it is a field they should stay away from since they should be more concerned with world politics at this point. Besides, there is no problem with ICANN as of now, its perfectly functional! So why change ownership?
Its about time a good college combined two technologies that will combine to provide great results. Biotech... We needed something like this for a while...
Yea, don't you think if they lowered prices, more people could/would buy the crap?!? I don't buy alot cuz its a rip off. If you get lower prices, more volume can be sold for a HIGHER profit margin [we hope]. THey think of these cockamayme schemes to rip us off when they are really screwing themselves over...
Yes I'm sure they do. And I'm sure they get legal points from it too, just showing how stupid they are for not thinking of theat themselves. But besides that, we can't block them [well we can but its easy to get around and too inefficeint], so we have to deal with it.
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According to Chaucer, Hell is already frozen over! So much for that thought...
In a way it will be similar. This technology is certainly more like cell phone networks in regard to handign off anyway. The bandwidth is much greater, however!
Does anyone happen to know the current speeds of transistors?
Both need to be done to an extent. The priority should be kept directly to the machine since that is where the heat issues are. Also, cooling a room is a lot more time intensive and expensive. Think about it, you have the entire volume of the room to cool with much of that air being void and useless. Then by time the cool air reaches the CPU and components, it will not be doing much work cooling the system at all. That is why the focus of heat removal should be taken from the components directly, released into the air that is moderately cool [to remove overall heat]. That would be an effective system. BEtter yet [although not very feasible] run water cooling to the systems and put the heat exchanger in another room so you need not cool the room at all...
Funny that there was no link directly to the microsoft.com homepage. I was looking forward to that too [not doubting that it is possbile from MS on 4/1].
I found that very interesting. Not only that but the fact that a DRINK is in BETA.. hahaha thats funny. Now I would not be surprised if I go home today and see people drinking this awesome beverage at my local conveniance store...
Ah man, I actually believed it was real until I saw the Seinfeld picture... Ugg
Not only is it good to work on your own project, but help is there when you need it. Brainstorming sessions, precreated code, others to debug or find security flaws in code, etc. Why would one not want to take advantage of these benefits?
This device, if it is the one I have heard about, is not legal. And in fact, the FCC has bee ntriangulating any calls that are picked up on its frequencies which are in the HF band [allowing it to travel so far]. It has been heard in airplanes and across cities and is cause for alarm not only for the FCC, but the military which has frequencies around there, amateur radio operators, aviators, and more. I know the device was imported from asia, thus Samsung could fit the bill. All in all, I would not advise buying this without checking to see if it is legit, because the FCC will come knocking sooner or later and people, not only the FCC, are helping trianglulated these types of devices. Otherwise, it would be a great idea, but it causes interference and is not very helpful to most of us...
Finally Apple decides to do something to make using their computer a little more productive. Granted, you can plug in a USB mouse with 2 or more buttons, but the fact that Apple finally cares enough to do it on OEM mouses....
Considering that BT uses a system of upload/download to transfer files for each client, will the orginizations give some money or benefit to individuals who upload in excess or have superior upload than others? It would only make logical sense...
This is a valid point. I didn't think it would be that hard for 119 people to get into it. Even so, they should have a concequence for cheating the system, such as being not admitted. Harvard is making a mistake by calling it hacking, though. That is why, mentioned earlier, it is rediculous to "sue Harvard" or "blacklist" students as the action they took was not that complex or evil...
It comes to Social Engineering... People are dumb and that's why many things are compromised... And if it's not that, passwords are rediculosly easy to guess, etc.
What is wrong with America? People sue for the most precarious situations, this being one of them. The kids did something they should not have, and therefore have consequences. Maybe this means not getting admitted into their dream college, however, they can, and should, still be accepted into other colleges. Harvard is trying to prove a point, don't screw around or you will not be sucessful in their college/the real business world. Sueing is not the solution, having a sensible decision-making ability is, and people should use it from time to time to avoid situations like the one that happened here to Harvard...
Besides, all those crooked undergrads we are talking about will finally get to practice their manipulation skills in the world of business... And we don't want that do we?
They probably should not be blacklisted throughout the nation, but certainly dropped from Harvard, which will probably screw them in the end if they do not get into any other top-tier schools...
unless of course they got into a database with a listing of all 119 students right there...
"Umm... Must be productive! Throw box out window and proceed to wander around office looking for Windows laptop to steal..."
Talking about future versions of windows, driver support seems attrocious. Win x64 Edition does not work period with basic drivers like my NIC. I believe my MOBO also has 64 bit versions of the drivers on the CD too, but it crashes when I even *touch* the CD. Longhorn, which I have got 32/64 bit versions for, doesnt work PERIOD. lol drivers, like MS can take on Linux now. If anything they will swipe our code and all their drivers, logo, closed-sourceness, and add a nice pricetag.... What are they planning next? Kill Windows and use our code for it in a Linux based version? Hell, we probably would be better off with that!
I think they put bugs in on purpose. Check out this interview with some of MS engineers... http://grc.com/dos/xplaughter.htm
WEll Microsoft did recently but Connectix, a VM for Mac based machines as well as some Windows. So it is entirely possible...
What is the relevance of any of these organizations to the Internet and orginization and management of Domain Names? I think it is a field they should stay away from since they should be more concerned with world politics at this point. Besides, there is no problem with ICANN as of now, its perfectly functional! So why change ownership?
Its about time a good college combined two technologies that will combine to provide great results. Biotech... We needed something like this for a while...
Yea, don't you think if they lowered prices, more people could/would buy the crap?!? I don't buy alot cuz its a rip off. If you get lower prices, more volume can be sold for a HIGHER profit margin [we hope]. THey think of these cockamayme schemes to rip us off when they are really screwing themselves over...
Yes I'm sure they do. And I'm sure they get legal points from it too, just showing how stupid they are for not thinking of theat themselves. But besides that, we can't block them [well we can but its easy to get around and too inefficeint], so we have to deal with it.