I just got done writing a paper on this. Pretty interesting stuff. About the best source I found online for CFs was
Out of those papers I found the ideas in Collaborative Filtering with Privacy (2002), by John Canny (Computer Science Division, UC Berkeley) the most interesting. It talks about using homomorphic encryption to store a public profile. Pretty sweet.
No it means that those crappy spin off movies (Resident Evil 1+2, Spirits Within, Mario Bros) can be rendered in game. It's actually quite cost effective. Think Red vs Blue + $20M.
I live in an area with buses and a DOT that doesn't give a shit about being 12 seconds early. Oh well. I will continue to use my watch set 5 minutes fast.
However, congrats. I will continue to use your NTP servers for computer related crap well into the future.
Try OpenGL + OpenAL + SDL.
I believe that is what Unreal 2003 uses.
Also. Linux users support themselves. If you are too lazy, just release the binary/code with basic instructions and documentation will be produced for you.
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And for the record... nVidia tends to work best on non Windows.
Interesting? How? Why? I know this and guess what, I DONT USE WINDOWS!
The parent clearly does not no how to use Windows. All one must do to remedy this is: 1) uninstall MS Office or 2) right click on the document you want to open in ooo, click "open with", click "always open with" checkbox, select open office, and click ok.
Anyways... You're right about the second link. That was pretty much my line of logic. I'm done checking this topic so any further crap posted here will be ignored.
No... Read the page or at least look at the pretty picture.
Think about it a while and I gather you can figure out why I posted this link instead of all the other millions of sites about "particle gradient sensing organs in marine life."
I had to search a bit but apparently this is when the amount of particles contained in a substrate changes with respect to distance and the distribution follows a pattern.
Source: here is the sight that made me understand.
This is all my speculation but I imagine this would be quite useful for narwhales since they live in a food deprived environment and could sense if they were getting closer to nutrient rich waters.
how much do you pay for a long distance call? in the 70's it was 39 cents a minute, more in prime time. now its 5 - 10 cents a minute or free if you use cellular. hard to see how things have been bad for the consumer.
It would be bad for "me" the consumer if they started forcing me to use their voice services instead of much cheaper alternatives.
While 5-10 cents per minute doesn't seem like much please put it in perspective.
My bill is $.02-$.05/min to most developed nations and $5/month for a line in.
Hey moron mods. Click the "* * Beatles-Beatles" link at the top of the page and tell me you didn't have the same reaction.
Next time take a minute and look at context. If you don't think my joke is funny move on or mark as overrated but don't mark me as offtopic when I am talking about the same thing as the parent and sibling posts.
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I just got done writing a paper on this. Pretty interesting stuff. About the best source I found online for CFs was
Out of those papers I found the ideas in Collaborative Filtering with Privacy (2002), by John Canny (Computer Science Division, UC Berkeley) the most interesting. It talks about using homomorphic encryption to store a public profile. Pretty sweet.
No it means that those crappy spin off movies (Resident Evil 1+2, Spirits Within, Mario Bros) can be rendered in game. It's actually quite cost effective. Think Red vs Blue + $20M.
I live in an area with buses and a DOT that doesn't give a shit about being 12 seconds early. Oh well. I will continue to use my watch set 5 minutes fast.
However, congrats. I will continue to use your NTP servers for computer related crap well into the future.
Try OpenGL + OpenAL + SDL. I believe that is what Unreal 2003 uses. Also. Linux users support themselves. If you are too lazy, just release the binary/code with basic instructions and documentation will be produced for you.
And for the record... nVidia tends to work best on non Windows.
Except the ones that matter and are now open source.
Breaking 4096b RSA would take the lifetime power output of entire universe... Or something like that.
Interesting? How? Why? I know this and guess what, I DONT USE WINDOWS!
The parent clearly does not no how to use Windows. All one must do to remedy this is:
1) uninstall MS Office
or
2) right click on the document you want to open in ooo, click "open with", click "always open with" checkbox, select open office, and click ok.
Seriously, how is this interesting at all?
Anyways... You're right about the second link. That was pretty much my line of logic. I'm done checking this topic so any further crap posted here will be ignored.
Let's find a site with digitally created high res pictures of women and post it on slashdot without a mirror.
That should go over well with everybody.
1) I wasn't 100% sure that my derived definition of "particle gradient" was correct.
2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_chain
Compared to NASA.
They spent $800 million on a new launch center... IN 1962
No... Read the page or at least look at the pretty picture.
Think about it a while and I gather you can figure out why I posted this link instead of all the other millions of sites about "particle gradient sensing organs in marine life."
I can just see the commercials now...
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I had to search a bit but apparently this is when the amount of particles contained in a substrate changes with respect to distance and the distribution follows a pattern.
Source: here is the sight that made me understand.
This is all my speculation but I imagine this would be quite useful for narwhales since they live in a food deprived environment and could sense if they were getting closer to nutrient rich waters.
No built in mouse pad? Pffft..
how much do you pay for a long distance call? in the 70's it was 39 cents a minute, more in prime time. now its 5 - 10 cents a minute or free if you use cellular. hard to see how things have been bad for the consumer.
It would be bad for "me" the consumer if they started forcing me to use their voice services instead of much cheaper alternatives.
While 5-10 cents per minute doesn't seem like much please put it in perspective.
My bill is $.02-$.05/min to most developed nations and $5/month for a line in.
Most routers run *nix. IPv6 transition thus requires a "firmware" update.
Not that most equipment companies will do this mind you. They are quite happy having you purchase brand new networking equipment.
You may think it's funny but, I play my best fps inebriated while talking on teamchat.
Why limit it to international play? They should call it the Intergalactic Parabolic Sports League and send some invites for the 2505 games.
That's alright because the Slashdot postability metric has nothing to do with whether you have seen it before.
lol... all the females of slashdot have come in force to mod this down. it's recieved like 3 overrateds now. lol.
oh well. i guess you can't please everybody.
Hey moron mods. Click the "* * Beatles-Beatles" link at the top of the page and tell me you didn't have the same reaction.
Next time take a minute and look at context. If you don't think my joke is funny move on or mark as overrated but don't mark me as offtopic when I am talking about the same thing as the parent and sibling posts.
Your survey is useless. Have a cookie.
Trying to race science are we?
I'll got 5000:1 odds that digismack wins. Any takers?
Woah that site's css is going to give me a seizu...