There is no such thing as "Hardware Decoders". There are DSP's that support various large int/large float matrix calculations etc (ala GPU's) and firmware written for them to do the decoding. Such firmware can be written for any codec.
I will send a letter to all the credit reporting agencies and the supposed creditors demanding that they immediately remove any offending references. If they do not, I will sue them for slander, defamation of character, and fraud. That is how it should be handled. They better be 100% sure that what they are reporting about me is in fact about me. Otherwise, it is a lie. That is slander and libel. It is also fraud because they are publishing something as the truth that they are unable to verify. It is causing me financial harm. I think I'd have a pretty good case.
It is more accurate to say that mass affects space by bending it.
Well, that depends doesn't it? Is space-time really being "bent" or is that just a convenient interpretation of the model? I don't believe that point is completely settled. Also, it may not make a difference.
Gravity affects light (electro-magnetic radiation in discrete quanta called photons) in the exact same way it affects mass: F = G * m1 * m2 / r^2 where m1 and m2 are the masses of the respective bodies. G is the universal gravitation constant. r is the distance between the bodies. A photon of light has mass: m = E/c2 (where c is the velocity of light in a vacuum) and E is the energy of the photon (which is determined by the frequency). CAVEAT: The above uses the classical Newtonian formula for gravity. At the velocity of light, it isn't 100% correct. To have the exact correct value one must use the general theory of relativity (which the newtonian formula is an approximation of at normal velocities and energy levels). Regardlesss, the point is that mass and light are affecte the same by gravity.
Do the speed limit. Don't climb up my ass. I had my share of speeding tickets. Now I always do the speed limit. Don't like it, change the law. My state DOES NOT dictate that left-lane is for passing only (except on Turnpike). Only if move less than speed limit.
SHUT THE FUCK UP! I am so fucking sick of this bull-shit. You live in a society on a world where resources are becoming scarce. There isn't going to be enough of everything (and never was) for everyone to have whatever the fuck they want. If you don't want to be regulated by society than you're on your own. If so, I'll kill you and take all your shit! Dumb-Ass!
...the "God" particle. WTF, does "GOD" have to do with it? It is the "Higgs Boson" and is theorized to be the Quanta of the Gravitational Force. Why it would be termed the "GOD" particle is beyond me. If you believe in "God" then every particle is the "God" particle.
You're not worried or inconvenienced by Grandma in the "FAST LANE" (which there is no such thing in the U.S. - there is one speed limit. PERIOD). You're upset that someone is doing 70 mph in the left lane when there are bunches of exits and entrance ramps and you want to do 85 mph. FUCK OFF!
Next, your local DNS server (the one your computer asked) recursively asks ns1.google.com for the IP number of "www.google.com".
Please don't misuse "recursively" like this. It makes the rest of your otherwise intelligent post sound stupid. I think you meant "iteratively" rather than "recursively". A recursive DNS quey goes like this: 1) You ask your local DNS, 2) Your local DNS asks another root (or possibly non-root) DNS, 3) the other DNS asks another 4) the "another" asks "another" 5) Finally, somewhere in the chain, it returns an answer "recursively" through the chain of requests from DNS server to another to you. Normally, DNS looku-up works the way you describe, "iteratively". The "recursive" way is special and requires a DNS server to be configured for "recursive resolution".
Each transaction of those 200,000,000 for WalMart is a fairly significant source of revenue. Averaging on the order of $50.00 to $100.00 per transaction. That same 200,000,000 transactions for a web application would average like $ 0.03 (yes, 3 cents). Now, if the cost per transaction using tradition RDBMS is something like $ 0.25 (25 cents), how is that going to work for the Web case? What if the cost is $ 0.01? Still epic fail for the web case.
...and those OLAP systems are most likely ROLAP or perhaps ROLAP with MOLAP support also. In any case, the underlying non-aggregated data is probably in an SQL database that supports materialized views and auto-aggregate tables. The OLAP is simply a multi-dimensional aggregate cache that sits in front of it.
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There is no such thing as "Hardware Decoders". There are DSP's that support various large int/large float matrix calculations etc (ala GPU's) and firmware written for them to do the decoding. Such firmware can be written for any codec.
I will send a letter to all the credit reporting agencies and the supposed creditors demanding that they immediately remove any offending references. If they do not, I will sue them for slander, defamation of character, and fraud. That is how it should be handled. They better be 100% sure that what they are reporting about me is in fact about me. Otherwise, it is a lie. That is slander and libel. It is also fraud because they are publishing something as the truth that they are unable to verify. It is causing me financial harm. I think I'd have a pretty good case.
Completely over ridding developer control.
Yes, that's the point. It is a good thing. I, as a browser of the web, do not want you as the developer to have complete control over my experience.
....isn't more along the lines of "Solid State Physics"?
It is more accurate to say that mass affects space by bending it.
Well, that depends doesn't it? Is space-time really being "bent" or is that just a convenient interpretation of the model? I don't believe that point is completely settled. Also, it may not make a difference.
change m=E/c2 to m=E/c^2
Gravity affects light (electro-magnetic radiation in discrete quanta called photons) in the exact same way it affects mass: F = G * m1 * m2 / r^2 where m1 and m2 are the masses of the respective bodies. G is the universal gravitation constant. r is the distance between the bodies. A photon of light has mass: m = E/c2 (where c is the velocity of light in a vacuum) and E is the energy of the photon (which is determined by the frequency). CAVEAT: The above uses the classical Newtonian formula for gravity. At the velocity of light, it isn't 100% correct. To have the exact correct value one must use the general theory of relativity (which the newtonian formula is an approximation of at normal velocities and energy levels). Regardlesss, the point is that mass and light are affecte the same by gravity.
Do the speed limit. Don't climb up my ass. I had my share of speeding tickets. Now I always do the speed limit. Don't like it, change the law. My state DOES NOT dictate that left-lane is for passing only (except on Turnpike). Only if move less than speed limit.
I think you may have missed my tongue in my cheek!
I never said the root server did answer recursive queries. I just defined what it would be like if they did.
SHUT THE FUCK UP! I am so fucking sick of this bull-shit. You live in a society on a world where resources are becoming scarce. There isn't going to be enough of everything (and never was) for everyone to have whatever the fuck they want. If you don't want to be regulated by society than you're on your own. If so, I'll kill you and take all your shit! Dumb-Ass!
Have you even seen "Going Postal"? AWE-FUCKING-SOME!
I TRIPLE-DOG-DARE ya!
...the "God" particle. WTF, does "GOD" have to do with it? It is the "Higgs Boson" and is theorized to be the Quanta of the Gravitational Force. Why it would be termed the "GOD" particle is beyond me. If you believe in "God" then every particle is the "God" particle.
You're not worried or inconvenienced by Grandma in the "FAST LANE" (which there is no such thing in the U.S. - there is one speed limit. PERIOD). You're upset that someone is doing 70 mph in the left lane when there are bunches of exits and entrance ramps and you want to do 85 mph. FUCK OFF!
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Next, your local DNS server (the one your computer asked) recursively asks ns1.google.com for the IP number of "www.google.com".
Please don't misuse "recursively" like this. It makes the rest of your otherwise intelligent post sound stupid. I think you meant "iteratively" rather than "recursively". A recursive DNS quey goes like this: 1) You ask your local DNS, 2) Your local DNS asks another root (or possibly non-root) DNS, 3) the other DNS asks another 4) the "another" asks "another" 5) Finally, somewhere in the chain, it returns an answer "recursively" through the chain of requests from DNS server to another to you. Normally, DNS looku-up works the way you describe, "iteratively". The "recursive" way is special and requires a DNS server to be configured for "recursive resolution".
...in what way do they not map to the relational model? If you say "unstructured data", that is not an answer.
I'm fairly certain that at least as of 8.4 PostgreSQL supports XML fairly robustly.
Each transaction of those 200,000,000 for WalMart is a fairly significant source of revenue. Averaging on the order of $50.00 to $100.00 per transaction. That same 200,000,000 transactions for a web application would average like $ 0.03 (yes, 3 cents). Now, if the cost per transaction using tradition RDBMS is something like $ 0.25 (25 cents), how is that going to work for the Web case? What if the cost is $ 0.01? Still epic fail for the web case.
...and those OLAP systems are most likely ROLAP or perhaps ROLAP with MOLAP support also. In any case, the underlying non-aggregated data is probably in an SQL database that supports materialized views and auto-aggregate tables. The OLAP is simply a multi-dimensional aggregate cache that sits in front of it.
How does multicase require intelligence in the network? Multi-Cast works like this:
How is this any more intelligence than that already built into the network?
I'm starting to think that all the Hoopla over Patents, Copyright, and Trademarks is misplaced. Maybe we should all just work within the system?
...WOOSH!