I helped design a Female Urinary Incontinence Device with the brand name Innova. Ever thought about changing your name? Oh, yeah, you're stuck with it, so long as you cling to that 4 digit ID for crediblity here. ..
Do you have any favorite work of homoerotic fan fiction? There's quite a library of it out there on the 'net, and much of it features Wesley Yarrington.
At 1 pm on a hot summer day, you want that power for yourself. Unless your lifestyle is radically different than the demographic, you're gonna blend into the averages and come out the same as everyone else. And in terms of power usage, we're all mostly the same.
A 'cheating the odds' get-rich scheme mostly just makes money for the people selling the nifty new equipment. I.e. these Ballard folks.
There are as many different 'distros' of Linux as there are people with the whim to produce one. Most of them are NOT people who have copies of the various standards on hand.
Homework assignment: Compare and contrase our uses of the word whim.
Telecom switching hardware. Not computer boards or networking equipment. It's a separate category. I sold a few telephone switches on eBay last summer (they had been abandoned at the dumpster at a local auction house by someone who must have gotten them in a big lot of stuff, and since they weren't easy-to-understand consumer electronics, the numbskull bidder pitched them).
You prattle off a bunch of info about the current (as in, this particular moment's) state of processors, like some sort of 'Intel has lost' celebration, and are 'backing your opinions up by facts.' Which you repeat over and over.
And say basically nothing new, that hasn't been said before.
There's no arguement to be 'winning' here. I've just noticed that you are one of the gleeful ones at this particular moment in time. Almost like your ego is invested in AMD 'winning' or something.
Tomorrow may be a new day. Intel might never again make an innovative next-gen processor. Or they might come out with something new and cool that 'competes.' What's the big deal? Is the fantasy of dancing on their grave really that important?
I could give a shit either way. You're being a fanboy for AMD. Case closed.
You don't have to do that. All you have to do is call it Red Hat Linux and the boys at RedHat will come after you. Ask a business entity like this one who have to sell something they brand as 'Pink Tie Linux' because of RHAT's legal muscle.
If you want security, understand how to secure your systems. Blindly slapping Linux on your hardware to get 'security' is beyond idiocy, it's almost felonious.
His psuedonym probably had a Ph.D. Well, at least maybe it did when it was a shared psuedonym and a number of writers used it.
Really, though, those days are long gone. He's simply the guy who stuck around longest and got to keep the sock puppet. Nothing more, and it's pitiful that anybody thinks otherwise.
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I helped design a Female Urinary Incontinence Device with the brand name Innova. Ever thought about changing your name? Oh, yeah, you're stuck with it, so long as you cling to that 4 digit ID for crediblity here. . .
Bizarro Star Trek?
Oops, that's Wesley Crusher. Never can remember character names in shows I didn't watch much...
Do you have any favorite work of homoerotic fan fiction? There's quite a library of it out there on the 'net, and much of it features Wesley Yarrington.
At 1 pm on a hot summer day, you want that power for yourself. Unless your lifestyle is radically different than the demographic, you're gonna blend into the averages and come out the same as everyone else. And in terms of power usage, we're all mostly the same.
A 'cheating the odds' get-rich scheme mostly just makes money for the people selling the nifty new equipment. I.e. these Ballard folks.
The Doom mod is a snappy new 486 with 16 megs of RAM.
There are as many different 'distros' of Linux as there are people with the whim to produce one. Most of them are NOT people who have copies of the various standards on hand.
Homework assignment: Compare and contrase our uses of the word whim.
Telecom switching hardware. Not computer boards or networking equipment. It's a separate category. I sold a few telephone switches on eBay last summer (they had been abandoned at the dumpster at a local auction house by someone who must have gotten them in a big lot of stuff, and since they weren't easy-to-understand consumer electronics, the numbskull bidder pitched them).
I can spell principle better than you, obviously. So can the grandparent commenter, I would guess.
Can you cite a few specific examples of this?
Stealing is such a strong word. Shouldn't it be 'someone is at the front desk trying to Human Engineer the receptionists computer away from her.'
Can you really 'add a keyboard' and 'disk drive', etc?
To do that, I would think this device would need a lot of exposed I/O hardware, i.e. pins, etc.
I suspect that rather, this is all embedded in some sort of an ASIC or FPGA.
Can anybody add more info?
I got a free hard drive from Microsoft for buying Office XP, years ago. It was a 30GB drive. Have sold the Office XP, the drive is still fine.
You prattle off a bunch of info about the current (as in, this particular moment's) state of processors, like some sort of 'Intel has lost' celebration, and are 'backing your opinions up by facts.' Which you repeat over and over.
And say basically nothing new, that hasn't been said before.
There's no arguement to be 'winning' here. I've just noticed that you are one of the gleeful ones at this particular moment in time. Almost like your ego is invested in AMD 'winning' or something.
Tomorrow may be a new day. Intel might never again make an innovative next-gen processor. Or they might come out with something new and cool that 'competes.' What's the big deal? Is the fantasy of dancing on their grave really that important?
I could give a shit either way. You're being a fanboy for AMD. Case closed.
And stop getting a paycheck? No, they're not likely to do that.
What was the puppy's name?
You don't have to do that. All you have to do is call it Red Hat Linux and the boys at RedHat will come after you. Ask a business entity like this one who have to sell something they brand as 'Pink Tie Linux' because of RHAT's legal muscle.
Nobody 'sues' a 12 year old girl.
The parents of a 12 year old girl were sued, as they are legally responsible for said girl's actions.
A few days later they were seen at the Borders bookstore picking up a copy of 'Spanking for Dummies.'
If you want security, run Linux.
Ding ding ding.
Wrong.
If you want security, understand how to secure your systems. Blindly slapping Linux on your hardware to get 'security' is beyond idiocy, it's almost felonious.
You're starting to seem like the king fanboy for AMD. Did Intel kill your puppy or something?
Shit, I paid $600 for my first 486 processor.
Nothing from Microsoft ever ran on the Alpha in a true 64-bit mode.
That says enough.
They won't (need to) be using x86 chips, either.
At least we should be hoping so.
Isn't it time to move on?
His psuedonym probably had a Ph.D. Well, at least maybe it did when it was a shared psuedonym and a number of writers used it.
Really, though, those days are long gone. He's simply the guy who stuck around longest and got to keep the sock puppet. Nothing more, and it's pitiful that anybody thinks otherwise.
Actually, it's like claiming 'well-tuned, expensive design projects with high software budgets will be the early adopters of the new architecture.'
'Looking at what people are actually using' translates to: Looking at what was designed yesterday. I mean, come on.
Maybe Itanium won't gradually scale up. But the glee people have about this is really just depressing, nothing more.
Can't you fanboys fight about your brand of motorcycle or something else for awhile?