And yet we've had rovers on Mars since then and probes looking at just about every planet and other interesting body in the solar system. But we have not put a man on the moon in a while so it's going backwards.
Or you could just upgrade to 64bit hardware and software and stop trying to get around the limit with hacks that break things. Intel and AMD have been selling 64 bit processors for a long time now.
Remember when the US built out the electrical grid? Or when it built the interstate system? Or when it sent people to the moon? What a bunch of failures.
Just more proof that we have regressed since the last moon landing. As long as you ignore all of the probes that are shooting around planets and the solar system, and landing on things, absolutely nothing has changed.
Whenever I buy an electronic device i ask "can I run Linux on this?" Dish washers, clothes washers, toasters, and microwaves could not run Linux, now it's the PS3. Why must these closed systems exist?
Paul Krugman is only 200 years behind the rest of the world.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=african+imperialism&cts=1249994560076&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
Every time Paul Krugman opens his mouth idiocy flies out. There's not one part of this transcript where he's right, he even gets everything in the past wrong. He is so stupid he can't even read My First Computer golden books.
All UAVs are radio controlled except the ones that are not radio controlled. UAVs are quite capable of flying on their own, the paths are very simple and there is usually nothing in the way.
Sorry, you're old, all old people are the same. Old people of today enjoy the exact same things old people from 200 years ago enjoyed. The article says so. Then it says old people are not all the same. What I'm trying to say here is that I don't know what I'm talking about.
You know, we've had the vacuum tube for many years now, and despite this we can only fit one or two inside of something made for the consumer. As I understand it, in today's computers they have to constantly replace vacuum tubes. Even if we could fit thousands of vacuum tubes in a consumer appliance or machine, nobody would be willing to use it as it would constantly break.
He is also one of this science fiction writers that see some things advancing and others not advancing for no particular reason. It's like "The Final Question", a computer smarter than everybody put together, but nobody invented the Internet or home computer.
A company testing new software before installing it on every system they have? Why I never! Next thing you know they'll be telling us that we should not run every attachment we get in our email.
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Progress has not slowed, it has sped up, deal with it.
And yet we've had rovers on Mars since then and probes looking at just about every planet and other interesting body in the solar system. But we have not put a man on the moon in a while so it's going backwards.
Or you could just upgrade to 64bit hardware and software and stop trying to get around the limit with hacks that break things. Intel and AMD have been selling 64 bit processors for a long time now.
Remember when the US built out the electrical grid? Or when it built the interstate system? Or when it sent people to the moon? What a bunch of failures.
Some of those old articles were taken down, this makes me wonder why they do this. Was that 100 KB of text really straining the server or something?
How is it outlandish? The number of transistors that can fit in a certain space will double every 18 months, this follows that exactly.
10 years from now people won't know what an IPhone is, because closed software phones won't exist.
So when it goes up again will you post another article saying it has peaked again?
The waves are so large they only appear to not exist, like being on a massive wave that appears to be flat.
Just more proof that we have regressed since the last moon landing. As long as you ignore all of the probes that are shooting around planets and the solar system, and landing on things, absolutely nothing has changed.
Whenever I buy an electronic device i ask "can I run Linux on this?" Dish washers, clothes washers, toasters, and microwaves could not run Linux, now it's the PS3. Why must these closed systems exist?
The picture on the website shows that it's only mangling the outside of the hard drive and is doing nothing to the platters.
The massive trailer filled with LASER equipment may tip somebody off.
Oh boy a new browser, than can only go to Facebook. ugh
Why did they black out the organization name, the same one that can be seen on every page?
Paul Krugman is only 200 years behind the rest of the world.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=african+imperialism&cts=1249994560076&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
Every time Paul Krugman opens his mouth idiocy flies out. There's not one part of this transcript where he's right, he even gets everything in the past wrong. He is so stupid he can't even read My First Computer golden books.
He can tell the Iranian's the Internet is meaningless, anybody want to pay for his plane ticket?
They don't improve grip, but they do improve grip.
Because stupid people think CEO's do something in these companies.
All UAVs are radio controlled except the ones that are not radio controlled. UAVs are quite capable of flying on their own, the paths are very simple and there is usually nothing in the way.
Sorry, you're old, all old people are the same. Old people of today enjoy the exact same things old people from 200 years ago enjoyed. The article says so. Then it says old people are not all the same. What I'm trying to say here is that I don't know what I'm talking about.
You know, we've had the vacuum tube for many years now, and despite this we can only fit one or two inside of something made for the consumer. As I understand it, in today's computers they have to constantly replace vacuum tubes. Even if we could fit thousands of vacuum tubes in a consumer appliance or machine, nobody would be willing to use it as it would constantly break. He is also one of this science fiction writers that see some things advancing and others not advancing for no particular reason. It's like "The Final Question", a computer smarter than everybody put together, but nobody invented the Internet or home computer.
A company testing new software before installing it on every system they have? Why I never! Next thing you know they'll be telling us that we should not run every attachment we get in our email.