This is exactly why Intel is pushing for UEFI. The binary drivers interface directly to the UEFI firmware and the host OS just makes calls to the UEFI. There are supposed to be UEFI systems available in '08 but that's what they've been promising since q4 '06.
Nobody would release a CPU made of 64 cores at 14MHz and then claim that it was a 900MHz CPU. That is so retarded that even the most suicidal marketing department would balk at the idea. May I present a '64-bit' gaming system to you? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar/
The cpu will access all memory locations at the same time, nearly causing a bus contention; and after they clock it back down to normal speed the ALUs will slowly begin to revert to those resembling the ones on the i4004.
Your sarcasm is amusing, but what you don't understand is that this guys cousin is Dick Jones. If the Gaia team didn't back off, he was going to send an ED-209 over to deal with them.
Microsoft is not directly targeting Linux, but rather apps/utilities that might persuade users from switching to it. There are two things that Novell has that Microsoft would want to bury or pollute. Evolution and Xgl. Decent email/collaboration/task management software could help corporate users break away from Outlook; and Xgl makes Aeroglass effects possible on modest hardware. I have a feeling that we'll see these two projects either stagnate (from Novell's end), or newly added features might find themselves getting non GPL code in them. I suggest forking the code on both now.
Hi there. I respectfully disagree, I have excellent social skills.
I disagree with your disagreement. If you had any social skills, you wouldn't contribute to the ocular degeneration of the slashdot masses.
I was wondering if anyone else was going to catch that. Although I'm suprised that no one mentioned the reflection on the aero logo and how it rips off Apple's look and feel.
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Quite right. OS/2 still lives on even if under a new name. http://www.ecomstation.com/
You can actually see the SSE units around the Great Lakes!!! http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/image/earth_night.jpg
This is exactly why Intel is pushing for UEFI. The binary drivers interface directly to the UEFI firmware and the host OS just makes calls to the UEFI. There are supposed to be UEFI systems available in '08 but that's what they've been promising since q4 '06.
That's a nice round number.
Hurray!! Global warming will finally have a solution.
You know what? You might be right.
Sun's DReaM. https://dream.dev.java.net/
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They went into production a long time ago ... in a galaxy far, far away.
(queue brass symphony)
Not exactly. At least the Battle at Wolf-359 was good versus evil. This is more like the Borg versus species 8472.
He's just pissed that Objective C doesn't support the GOSUB keyword.
The cpu will access all memory locations at the same time, nearly causing a bus contention; and after they clock it back down to normal speed the ALUs will slowly begin to revert to those resembling the ones on the i4004.
Not too many people here are going to pick up on a Mr. Mom joke, but I thought it was funny.
Pop culture, the quintessential oxymoron.
Your sarcasm is amusing, but what you don't understand is that this guys cousin is Dick Jones. If the Gaia team didn't back off, he was going to send an ED-209 over to deal with them.
It would seem that your joke was LOST on a lot of people.
If they're going to take inspiration from Michael Bay films, they need to attempt to build life size TransFormers.
Microsoft is not directly targeting Linux, but rather apps/utilities that might persuade users from switching to it. There are two things that Novell has that Microsoft would want to bury or pollute. Evolution and Xgl. Decent email/collaboration/task management software could help corporate users break away from Outlook; and Xgl makes Aeroglass effects possible on modest hardware. I have a feeling that we'll see these two projects either stagnate (from Novell's end), or newly added features might find themselves getting non GPL code in them. I suggest forking the code on both now.
They could make the place airtight and remove all the air, then charge to use portable oxygen tanks.
I believe it might be illegal to have a post containing a Star Wars quote, also containing a sig with a ST:TNG quote.
Praise his majesty, the flying spaghetti monster!
Hi there. I respectfully disagree, I have excellent social skills. I disagree with your disagreement. If you had any social skills, you wouldn't contribute to the ocular degeneration of the slashdot masses.
I was wondering if anyone else was going to catch that. Although I'm suprised that no one mentioned the reflection on the aero logo and how it rips off Apple's look and feel.
I prefer my bagels toasted, not frozen.