Audio signals can be spoken of in terms of resolution when they are digitized. Whether such a usage is applicable to this particular example however, is less clearly...defined.
It's up to the users to educate themselves on what will be best for their needs and budget. If Intel releases a product billed as the Pentium 5000Xtreme, does that really provide any benefit to a prospective customer? A processor-based purchase deserves adequate research if you have specific tasks in mind; if not, the bargain PCs from Dell or Walmart will likely be more than enough unless you're concerned about future expansion. Furthermore, the P4 line has significant disadvantages to the PIII line, especially in power consumption, which is why Intel used the Pentium III architecture for their M(obile) line of processors.
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And anyone who refreshes slashdot 15 times or more a day would know to rewrite the contents of any resold drives at least seven times to "really" prevent the data from being retrieved.
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This isn't news. Anyone who reads Slashdot would hopefully know to delete the contents of their HDD before shipping it out to a stranger...then again, anyone who reads slashdot isn't likely to be selling a "broken" laptop - not when there's spare parts around and Linux to be installed.
Glass is pretty rough stuff on a molecular level though, and there are so many varieties of it and methods of polishing the surface of glass - teflon however, with such a low surface energy, would have been a much more revealing test.
On another (slightly OT) note, it's a shame to see military applications first in line to be mentioned. I don't mean to downplay their importance in bankrolling many innovative technologies and applications but for possible wartime uses to be implied between the lines after every new discovery has to play some influence on how Americans (and brits to a lesser extent) view war - something other than atrocious.
from TFA:
"Get this web site off my home page!!!!! It is blocking access to my website!!!!~!," Taylor responded, clearly excited about the situation and sensing that Bin Laden was near."
plz do not talk about ponies in that manner durka durka
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Audio signals can be spoken of in terms of resolution when they are digitized. Whether such a usage is applicable to this particular example however, is less clearly...defined.
It's up to the users to educate themselves on what will be best for their needs and budget. If Intel releases a product billed as the Pentium 5000Xtreme, does that really provide any benefit to a prospective customer? A processor-based purchase deserves adequate research if you have specific tasks in mind; if not, the bargain PCs from Dell or Walmart will likely be more than enough unless you're concerned about future expansion. Furthermore, the P4 line has significant disadvantages to the PIII line, especially in power consumption, which is why Intel used the Pentium III architecture for their M(obile) line of processors.
And anyone who refreshes slashdot 15 times or more a day would know to rewrite the contents of any resold drives at least seven times to "really" prevent the data from being retrieved.
This isn't news. Anyone who reads Slashdot would hopefully know to delete the contents of their HDD before shipping it out to a stranger...then again, anyone who reads slashdot isn't likely to be selling a "broken" laptop - not when there's spare parts around and Linux to be installed.
Glass is pretty rough stuff on a molecular level though, and there are so many varieties of it and methods of polishing the surface of glass - teflon however, with such a low surface energy, would have been a much more revealing test. On another (slightly OT) note, it's a shame to see military applications first in line to be mentioned. I don't mean to downplay their importance in bankrolling many innovative technologies and applications but for possible wartime uses to be implied between the lines after every new discovery has to play some influence on how Americans (and brits to a lesser extent) view war - something other than atrocious.
I have the URGE to avoid this.
We have to beat the terrorists to the moon!
As I own a patent on lawsuits, you'd clearly be infringing upon my IP, in which case I would be forced to sue you.
If they're using GPL-covered code, they're required to open-source their revisions. Then again, they could just use open-source code in a rootkit...
with frickin laser beams.
One should note that Tor won't attempt to hide the fact that you're running a node
it's obvious to NOCs when you're running a node with tor though, a "problem" which freenet supposedly eliminates
from TFA: "Get this web site off my home page!!!!! It is blocking access to my website!!!!~!," Taylor responded, clearly excited about the situation and sensing that Bin Laden was near." plz do not talk about ponies in that manner durka durka
i want my green bubble update option.
Because they held a well-attended game expo.
On Mac. Trust Me.
"The apps run at about 65 to 70 percent of their normal speed."
Doesn't sound like Rosetta is transparent for everything, then?