I have used google local for a while now, and I have to say that it has performed great, usually giving accurate results. There was this one time however where it gave a wrong location, and I was prepared to walk about a mile or two to get there, before I called the actual place and confirmed it. Google's stuff, even when in "Beta" has worked great 99% of the time for me, especially gmail.
I did read the article for your information... but I am not that familar with overclocking. I assumed that overclocking a slower chip to a faster speed would produce more heat than a chip designed to work at that speed. Plus, the 1.42 GHz model might employ a large/more efficient/more expensive heatsink. I was just trying to point out the possibilities.
First of all, the mac mini is cooled passively... It is designed to dispate the heat of what stuff Apple put in there. I know the attitude might be to do it for the sake of doing it, but why ruin a perfectly good mac-mini through overheating with it, with a relatively small gain in performance. I hope people don't do this in the long run as a permanent solution.
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NASA's Deep Impact is going to impact a comet to study the composition of it. If sucessful the impact will create a crater on the surface. It has little to do with breaking up asteroids.
Oh yeah, just to let you know, White Dwarfs don't fuse material into iron. They are finished with all of their fusing, and simply radiate the heat out that they have built up over time.
I don't mean to sound like a flamebait, but the parent has a very good point. Maybe it is time to consider the fact that while with age comes wisdom, with age also comes irrelevance with current day. They might represent the ideals of the people from when they were in their prime, but they certainly do not reflect on today's technological society in general. Maybe voting for justices?
I was under the impression that perhaps it was a case of the shorter the route, the more difficult it was. Perhaps taking shortcuts through more dangerous areas would require more skill, but could be done faster and in a lesser distance. Therefore a larger distance traveled would imply a lack of skill for taking an easier route.
At Georgia Tech, wireless access points are already banned from rooms. You can usually find some though by war.. roaming down resident halls. The rooms aren't really big enough to need wireless anyway, though.
I guess apple had the right idea a while back when they stopped using floppies... It might have been a little bit early though, before the huge rise of usb memory drives.
A middle school really doesn't need a powerful G5 processor when you think about it though. If they're just going to maybe browse the web, and maybe have a few games installed, perhaps the eMac would be a more affordable solution : Apple Store
The rovers are taking some wear from the martian environment. At one point I heard that one of the wheels on one of the rovers began experiencing more resistance to moving. I suppose the dust and dirt are begining to clog and gum parts up on the rover.
However, are cars or arms used mostly for illegal smuggling of media? While I know that p2p is great for downloading legal stuff, the majority of people using it are downloading illegal things.
I'm not sure if I'm an exception to the case, but I never get any spam. If I get a voip address, I'll just use the same methods I do now. Create a dummy account for signups, be careful how I post my address on the internet, etc.
I would gladly install one of these in my car. It would provide hard evidence in the case of an accident or unlawful speeding ticket.
Hey... maybe they should make them mandatory in police cars to stop all those speeding cops... Anyone else notice how cops are immune to the speed limit?
Well, firefox was able to grab my interest before IE. Even with the new features, I will stick with firefox because of the community that maintains it.
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I have used google local for a while now, and I have to say that it has performed great, usually giving accurate results. There was this one time however where it gave a wrong location, and I was prepared to walk about a mile or two to get there, before I called the actual place and confirmed it. Google's stuff, even when in "Beta" has worked great 99% of the time for me, especially gmail.
I did read the article for your information... but I am not that familar with overclocking. I assumed that overclocking a slower chip to a faster speed would produce more heat than a chip designed to work at that speed. Plus, the 1.42 GHz model might employ a large/more efficient/more expensive heatsink. I was just trying to point out the possibilities.
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Robots with Machine Guns + Robots capaple of "eating" biological creatures (fly-eating-robot-technology-from-some-previous-ar ticle) = Scary Thought
Weird... I swear I can see the rover having left the lander...
NASA's Deep Impact is going to impact a comet to study the composition of it. If sucessful the impact will create a crater on the surface. It has little to do with breaking up asteroids.
Oh yeah, just to let you know, White Dwarfs don't fuse material into iron. They are finished with all of their fusing, and simply radiate the heat out that they have built up over time.
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I don't mean to sound like a flamebait, but the parent has a very good point. Maybe it is time to consider the fact that while with age comes wisdom, with age also comes irrelevance with current day. They might represent the ideals of the people from when they were in their prime, but they certainly do not reflect on today's technological society in general. Maybe voting for justices?
I wonder if they'll ever start surveying torrent downloaders of tv shows... :)
I was under the impression that perhaps it was a case of the shorter the route, the more difficult it was. Perhaps taking shortcuts through more dangerous areas would require more skill, but could be done faster and in a lesser distance. Therefore a larger distance traveled would imply a lack of skill for taking an easier route.
I thought it had CO2 as an output...?
At Georgia Tech, wireless access points are already banned from rooms. You can usually find some though by war.. roaming down resident halls. The rooms aren't really big enough to need wireless anyway, though.
I guess apple had the right idea a while back when they stopped using floppies... It might have been a little bit early though, before the huge rise of usb memory drives.
Why put it in the middle of a wheat field...?
A middle school really doesn't need a powerful G5 processor when you think about it though. If they're just going to maybe browse the web, and maybe have a few games installed, perhaps the eMac would be a more affordable solution : Apple Store
people will be able to have VCRs that show the correct time...
The article states 1GB per second...
Although this is a great new technology, for a business setting, I don't know if even missing one e-mail is acceptable...
I think that the leading theory is that the water is locked up beneath the surface as permafrost.
The rovers are taking some wear from the martian environment. At one point I heard that one of the wheels on one of the rovers began experiencing more resistance to moving. I suppose the dust and dirt are begining to clog and gum parts up on the rover.
However, are cars or arms used mostly for illegal smuggling of media? While I know that p2p is great for downloading legal stuff, the majority of people using it are downloading illegal things.
I'm not sure if I'm an exception to the case, but I never get any spam. If I get a voip address, I'll just use the same methods I do now. Create a dummy account for signups, be careful how I post my address on the internet, etc.
I would gladly install one of these in my car. It would provide hard evidence in the case of an accident or unlawful speeding ticket.
Hey... maybe they should make them mandatory in police cars to stop all those speeding cops... Anyone else notice how cops are immune to the speed limit?
Well, firefox was able to grab my interest before IE. Even with the new features, I will stick with firefox because of the community that maintains it.