You are delusional then. x86 translation hardware is a tiny part of modern Intel or AMD processors. You don't seem to understand that Intel can come down in power much more easily than ARM can go up in performance. This is born out by the fact that Intel now has competitors to ARM that are as good or better in some cases in terms of power usage for the cell phone market.
Watch what happens in 1 year to the tablet market. Yes just one year. ARM will only be in sub $200 tablets - everything else will belong to Atom.
No, you seem to misunderstand the word "could". Intel will be bringing desktop level CPU performance to Tablets and smartphones. This means they will be taking ARM head on in that space. In the embedded market? Yeah, not so much.
It's like insurance - you're subsidizing. Do you think insurance plans should only charge you based on what you need or based on actuarial data for _you_?
The ala carte system is coming either way, there's no reason to force it on Cable companies.
I actually like McCain somewhat, he's better than the far right religious nuts. But Cable TV is entertainment. There's no need for the government to meddle in the free market. If it were power, or even Internet access I would understand.
Wow, they're really partying like it's 2008! Somehow I don't think anyone is afraid of Allwinner unless they manage to steal 28nm and below technologies really soon.
They are already outclassed massively and it's only going to get worse as everyone moves to 22/20nm and before long 14nm.
Yeah, I hadn't seen that but it's more confirmation of my theory (from reading is asinine, risible comments on drones) that he is a high functioning moron. Think Dubya without the charm.
But Eric's comments make him sound like kind of a moron. Maybe he should stick to computers.
Hint: "Uhh, durr, how would you like it if your neighbor just built a tall treehouse in his yard and stared at your house all day! These treehouses have to be regulated! Oh, and duhh, what if someone uses an RC controlled car and they just drive it around menacingly on your sidewalk in front of your house!".
And now, back to things that are likely to happen in any meaningful number and which can't be easily handled with existing statutes...
So what. Whiners complain about discrimination. Most people he would label "brogrammers" would laugh at him and the title and go on to get a better job, not run with their mascara dripping down their faces to a judge.
He doesn't need to defend it, you are asserting that there is. Common sense would indicate that older people make more money. Why hire a 55 year old dude when you can hire 2 or even 3 23 year olds for the same amount of money. Experience would of course be a reason but sometimes manpower is more important than experience, and it's up to the _business_ to decide that, not you or the EEOC.
I'm curious as to the moral goodness you seem to apply to b). It would seem you feel that people who are decent workers and work a _ton_ of hours don't deserve jobs? We are truly in the backwards days of yore.
Yes. Microsoft, who hires thousands of the best developers including elite Ph.D researchers and pays them large sums of money doesn't know what two factor authentication is.
When Bitcoins have all been mined, they might have a less volatile value, though I seriously doubt anyone will care about them by then. But as of now they are silly, their value can be hacked (see recent DoS attacks) or someone like the US government could just get fed up with the silliness and invest their resources in mining them, horde them, then release them sporadically on the market thus making their value completely unpredictable.
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Lol. Good luck with that console that never touches the network. Why even bother?
Come on. Only card carrying Womyn think that was a real rape joke, or care.
God, put a fucking sock in it. Anyone who uses any variation of 'Murka' should just be horsewhipped.
How so ..specifically?
You are delusional then. x86 translation hardware is a tiny part of modern Intel or AMD processors. You don't seem to understand that Intel can come down in power much more easily than ARM can go up in performance. This is born out by the fact that Intel now has competitors to ARM that are as good or better in some cases in terms of power usage for the cell phone market.
Watch what happens in 1 year to the tablet market. Yes just one year. ARM will only be in sub $200 tablets - everything else will belong to Atom.
Why, so you can buy a processor that is a fraction as fast as an i7? Whoohoo! Uhh, good times?
Intel can't make it lower power faster than ARM can pick up speed and keep the power low.
The facts would seem to indicate the opposite. ARM will never compete in anything above the tablet level. They don't have the performance.
That's why professionals use Resharper, VsCommands, etc.. VS2012 is most excellent and much better than that other primitive ass shit.
They should have used a control, and put cress near a lamp bulb that gives off the same amount of heat.
Simplest explanation is the additional heat which was nearby but not enough to alter room temperature affected them.
Bullshit. Show the proof. All we have so far are vague mentions of this.
No, you seem to misunderstand the word "could". Intel will be bringing desktop level CPU performance to Tablets and smartphones. This means they will be taking ARM head on in that space. In the embedded market? Yeah, not so much.
It's like insurance - you're subsidizing. Do you think insurance plans should only charge you based on what you need or based on actuarial data for _you_?
The ala carte system is coming either way, there's no reason to force it on Cable companies.
This.
I actually like McCain somewhat, he's better than the far right religious nuts. But Cable TV is entertainment. There's no need for the government to meddle in the free market. If it were power, or even Internet access I would understand.
Wow, they're really partying like it's 2008! Somehow I don't think anyone is afraid of Allwinner unless they manage to steal 28nm and below technologies really soon.
They are already outclassed massively and it's only going to get worse as everyone moves to 22/20nm and before long 14nm.
I'm sure Youtube will _never_ notice this and your foolproof plan will be good for all time.
You might be OK with some steganography, but otherwise they will thwart you if more than a few people do this.
Yeah, how many parents say "WTF" in text messages back to their kids? Kind of a give away.
Yeah, I hadn't seen that but it's more confirmation of my theory (from reading is asinine, risible comments on drones) that he is a high functioning moron. Think Dubya without the charm.
But Eric's comments make him sound like kind of a moron. Maybe he should stick to computers.
Hint: "Uhh, durr, how would you like it if your neighbor just built a tall treehouse in his yard and stared at your house all day! These treehouses have to be regulated! Oh, and duhh, what if someone uses an RC controlled car and they just drive it around menacingly on your sidewalk in front of your house!".
And now, back to things that are likely to happen in any meaningful number and which can't be easily handled with existing statutes...
So what. Whiners complain about discrimination. Most people he would label "brogrammers" would laugh at him and the title and go on to get a better job, not run with their mascara dripping down their faces to a judge.
He doesn't need to defend it, you are asserting that there is. Common sense would indicate that older people make more money. Why hire a 55 year old dude when you can hire 2 or even 3 23 year olds for the same amount of money. Experience would of course be a reason but sometimes manpower is more important than experience, and it's up to the _business_ to decide that, not you or the EEOC.
Sorry, most of the men he's "discriminating" against are just laughing at him and getting other jobs. No need to go whining to Uncle Sam.
I'm curious as to the moral goodness you seem to apply to b). It would seem you feel that people who are decent workers and work a _ton_ of hours don't deserve jobs? We are truly in the backwards days of yore.
I heard they also use pay as a form of manipulation. They give you money to trick you into coming in to work. Those bastards!
Yes. Microsoft, who hires thousands of the best developers including elite Ph.D researchers and pays them large sums of money doesn't know what two factor authentication is.
You cracked the case, Murder She Wrote.
When Bitcoins have all been mined, they might have a less volatile value, though I seriously doubt anyone will care about them by then. But as of now they are silly, their value can be hacked (see recent DoS attacks) or someone like the US government could just get fed up with the silliness and invest their resources in mining them, horde them, then release them sporadically on the market thus making their value completely unpredictable.