Someone compiled a list, then sorted it numerically by some quantifiable characteristic.
Something came in at #1. what a surprise. this doesn't mean #1 is that that good or great or bad or harmful, as noted in the summary itself "The rankings still put the phones well within federal guidelines and rules."
i'm betting toyota is going to secretly fix the software the problems when the go in and put the shim into the pedal assembly, making the whole thing a bit of a decoy because they don't want people no not trust the computers in their cars.
And the universe of the Foundation Series is becoming a reality: the earth is becoming one big mega-uber-tropolis, a land mass covered in a labyrinthe of buildings that are only navigable with the help of a handheld computer.
Well, considering that the other options are Windows, Solaris, or custom...it's not really that surprising. At least with Linux they know what they are getting into in terms of holes, etc.
"Interestingly, that happened just a day after the small German company d-lusion released another 'legendary' TB-303 simulator called Rubberduck as a free give-away."
Here is the Slashdot story with links changed to mirrors:
P Starrson writes "The Canadian government this afternoon kept one promise many could live without. It introduced new copyright legislation that will bring DMCA-style legislation to Canada (backgrounder and FAQ here but bill still not online). Professor Michael Geist has apparently seen a copy and points out on his blog that while the bill does not go as far as the United States, the proposal is full of new rights for the music industry with precious little for users."
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Someone compiled a list, then sorted it numerically by some quantifiable characteristic.
Something came in at #1. what a surprise. this doesn't mean #1 is that that good or great or bad or harmful, as noted in the summary itself
"The rankings still put the phones well within federal guidelines and rules."
stupid
i'm betting toyota is going to secretly fix the software the problems when the go in and put the shim into the pedal assembly, making the whole thing a bit of a decoy because they don't want people no not trust the computers in their cars.
And the universe of the Foundation Series is becoming a reality: the earth is becoming one big mega-uber-tropolis, a land mass covered in a labyrinthe of buildings that are only navigable with the help of a handheld computer.
Just a thought.
That the code's creator, Patterson, " estimated that the potential combinations to solve the puzzle was "upwards of ninety millions of millions."
First of all, I take this to be 90 trillion. But I am wondering if he is correct. Any thoughts?
Well just look at how fast the numbers double:
1, 2, 4, 8,16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384, 32768, 65536, 131072, 262144, 524288, 1048576
2097152
4194304
8388608
16777216
33554432
67108864
2^30 = 1 073 741 824
2^60 = 1.1529215 Ã-- 10^18
2^60 IS NOT one less than 2^61, it's HALF.
"the servers have to be cheap, and they have to be super power-efficient." So aren't Atom-based nettops using like 5 watts and dual core versions selling for $150, you supply the drive? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856167037
Well, considering that the other options are Windows, Solaris, or custom...it's not really that surprising. At least with Linux they know what they are getting into in terms of holes, etc.
"He said the Zune had a 10.2 percent market share in the U.S. in the 30 gigabyte category, "
Probably convenient that there is no 30 gigabyte iPod.
Sam Krupa
"Alot" is a word! It means to "alot" something. Like if I was to "alot" all my money somewhere.
...Does the county run Linux?
Possibly the funniest comment on Slashdot. Have a good weekend, Sam Krupa
Should I moderate the comments to make me look better?
DARN! NOW I CAN'T MODERATE ANYTHING!
Here is the easiest way to stop this from hurting you:
Turn off your computer.
P.S. Okay, seriously, use Firefox.
Wait,
First Microsoft, now scientists? Noooooooooooo!
Next Slashdot Headline: Amazon Patents Patents, Sues Apple Over Patent Violations
Okay. Now we all want one! Gratis (freepay, the guys of freeipods.com) made a new free site: http://ipodnanos.freepay.com/?r=22126752 (my ref link)
"Interestingly, that happened just a day after the small German company d-lusion released another 'legendary' TB-303 simulator called Rubberduck as a free give-away."
So, great minds do think alike.
Mirror of Foxie!. Even the download link works!
Here is the Slashdot story with links changed to mirrors:
P Starrson writes "The Canadian government this afternoon kept one promise many could live without. It introduced new copyright legislation that will bring DMCA-style legislation to Canada (backgrounder and FAQ here but bill still not online). Professor Michael Geist has apparently seen a copy and points out on his blog that while the bill does not go as far as the United States, the proposal is full of new rights for the music industry with precious little for users."
Link to Torrent!!
"Your Digital Photos Are Too Professional"
Yes, I know. Thank you.
Why would Apple do this? The average Tiger user does not ever now that when you access a website you are accessing a computer. Why Steve? Why!
(More's Law)*-100000/Nerds
Next Headline on Slashdot:
Microsoft Pushes Back Longhorn Until 2008 Over New CLI and Changing of "My"
I, for one, am partly scared by my Google overlords who read my email.