Oh man, don't even get me started on the news. There are decent channels, NET, MEGA, etc, but Star and Alpha suck ass. I think we're the only nation that apparently cares if women in Athens went to the shops today or if X celebrity broke up with Y. Woo!
If it contains all movies and you just unlock them, can't someone just copy them to the PC and unlock one after the other? And why would they want to?!
I don't get it; aren't humans only able to hear up to 20 KHz or so? Doesn't the Shannon-Nyquist theorem tell us that we can reconstruct those frequencies perfectly from a signal sampled at 40 KHz? Shouldn't the CD's 44 KHz be enough?
Can someone explain it to me? Is it an audiophile thing?
I found that Python could run extremely well on the CLR in many cases noticeably faster than the C-based implementation.
Actually, that's not really something to be proud about (though I'm not downplaying the huge achievement of running python on the CLR). The C implementation of Python is not very optimised, and that's why projects like PyPy or psyco are trying to speed Python up (and succeeding very well). I've had CPU-intensive scripts (such as SortSize) run tens of times faster with psyco, by just adding a line of code to my script.
Quantum computing units will probably be an addon, like the GPU or the math coprocessor. You only need them to do some semi-specialised stuff like search, I don't think they'd help in displaying graphics and the like. It's scary how they can search an entire space at once though.
I'm very wary of typing stuff in public terminals nowadays, because even if I have a USB drive with a virtual OS on it (or at least a copy of Opera), I'm still paranoid that it might have a hardware keylogger attached (although I'm not really worth anything). You can't really protect against that.
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So what's your point? :p
Judging by Bluegill B's lungs, I'd say it drowned.
It goes up to 11?
This always happens to me. Come to think of it, it seems that 6 is a bit high.
It's probably just wooshitis.
Oh man, don't even get me started on the news. There are decent channels, NET, MEGA, etc, but Star and Alpha suck ass. I think we're the only nation that apparently cares if women in Athens went to the shops today or if X celebrity broke up with Y. Woo!
If it contains all movies and you just unlock them, can't someone just copy them to the PC and unlock one after the other? And why would they want to?!
I don't get it; aren't humans only able to hear up to 20 KHz or so? Doesn't the Shannon-Nyquist theorem tell us that we can reconstruct those frequencies perfectly from a signal sampled at 40 KHz? Shouldn't the CD's 44 KHz be enough?
Can someone explain it to me? Is it an audiophile thing?
Oh, that's great, I had forgotten about that. Thanks a lot for the tip, I'll try it.
Press Ctrl+F11. I love this browser.
I found that Python could run extremely well on the CLR in many cases noticeably faster than the C-based implementation.
Actually, that's not really something to be proud about (though I'm not downplaying the huge achievement of running python on the CLR). The C implementation of Python is not very optimised, and that's why projects like PyPy or psyco are trying to speed Python up (and succeeding very well). I've had CPU-intensive scripts (such as SortSize) run tens of times faster with psyco, by just adding a line of code to my script.
No, there are actually Egyptians, Greeks and Romans (well, Italians?) today. +5, Informative!
Also, talking on mobile phones is also safe, since new data has uncovered that ancient Egyptians used to talk as well!
I doubt anyone actually read it. It's huge, everybody knows they don't care beforehand, and they're all looking out for the hidden frames.
MAKING PLANS for a trip to Russia?! My, aren't we adventurous?!
Haha, didn't you even read the whole sig? It's for a 20 MB account. OH NOES, SOME CUSTOMER IS USING 18MB, ALERT.
Well, to their defense, if they didn't oversell their prices would be quite higher.
Which hours?
Also because the higher-ups are used to stealing!
Thank you, I'll be here for a bit.
You need a license for your pet fish eric and you wouldn't need one to run your computer?
Quantum computing units will probably be an addon, like the GPU or the math coprocessor. You only need them to do some semi-specialised stuff like search, I don't think they'd help in displaying graphics and the like. It's scary how they can search an entire space at once though.
Think anyone'd notice?
You're full of it. The article is 100% true.
This post was designed by a computer.
I'm very wary of typing stuff in public terminals nowadays, because even if I have a USB drive with a virtual OS on it (or at least a copy of Opera), I'm still paranoid that it might have a hardware keylogger attached (although I'm not really worth anything). You can't really protect against that.
But it did make me to want to watch the movie.