as of 8:34 his moderation was
Moderation +1
40% Insightful
20% Troll
20% Interesting
Total Score: 3
So some moderators agreed with you because some of his post was trollish and others were insightful and interesting.
It's not that this article is biased it's that this article is comparing two very different processors(obvious I know but trust me it gets better). These two processors are set for different release dates http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-6018135.html(th anks for the link Glock) and so that means we're comparing brand new technology to technology that won't be out on the market for two or three more quarters. According to AMD's buisness plan they should be kicking the pants off this processor by the time they get to the third quarter of this year, which is when pentiums processor is set to release.
You might try to rent a server somewhere with tons of storage space and then back up all your new files every other day and all your files monthly. But you would be putting them on the internet and you would need a huge upriver bandwidth. Lots of problems with this idea but it could be good for a quick fix and it would allow accesibility because you could download or upload files from anywhere.
I think someone once said "The person who is willing to give up freedom for security deserves neither" Oh wait that was the founding father Benjamin Franklin. Maybe we should heed his advice.
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as of 8:34 his moderation was Moderation +1 40% Insightful 20% Troll 20% Interesting Total Score: 3 So some moderators agreed with you because some of his post was trollish and others were insightful and interesting.
It's not that this article is biased it's that this article is comparing two very different processors(obvious I know but trust me it gets better). These two processors are set for different release dates http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-6018135.html(th anks for the link Glock) and so that means we're comparing brand new technology to technology that won't be out on the market for two or three more quarters. According to AMD's buisness plan they should be kicking the pants off this processor by the time they get to the third quarter of this year, which is when pentiums processor is set to release.
You might try to rent a server somewhere with tons of storage space and then back up all your new files every other day and all your files monthly. But you would be putting them on the internet and you would need a huge upriver bandwidth. Lots of problems with this idea but it could be good for a quick fix and it would allow accesibility because you could download or upload files from anywhere.
I think someone once said "The person who is willing to give up freedom for security deserves neither" Oh wait that was the founding father Benjamin Franklin. Maybe we should heed his advice.