Jealousy...
i hear bunch of japanese yelling, "screw that! i am gonna build my own robo-park full of sex bots and dealer bots! no screw that too! I am gonna build a city full of cyborgs!
An anonymous reader writes "With the first anniversary of open-source Java coming up November 13, a Sun official believes the project could bear a fruit much sought-after in the Java community: a Java port to the Apple iPhone. Apple has not released a version of Java capable of running on the popular device. But Sun's Terrence Barr, technical evangelist for the Java mobile and embedded community, believes Apple's plans to release an SDK for iPhone in early 2008 may result in the open-source phoneME version of Java ME winding up on iPhone." He sounds like pro-liberal-religious official...
Apple can't even commit to Java 1.6 for OS X -- I think you're being a wee bit optimistic. And you sound like fundamentalist religious counselor. "stick to java 1.4 because it came with OS X"
just kidin':)....nahh i'm serious. it's about friggin time when apple buys Sun.
anyone who purchased food at a Middle Eastern market I am college student and i buy cereal and milk and some energy drink from an indian grocery because it is only a block away and they have low price on these items. the grocery at my dorm is overpriced. so am i some strange hobo who lives on cereal and milk and energy drinks and also plotting terrorism against America?
this building will produce 10 different Eiffel tower like lopsided buildings coincidentally leaning toward at different angle that no lopsided part overlays the other. good investment for future tourism? sorry. having look at that pic of building inspired me.
http://www.cio-today.com/story.xhtml?story_id=130008HEVRPI
They cost $920 when added to a Dell laptop. The 64-GB SSD is available initially on Dell's XPS M1330 ultraportable notebook Relevant Products/Services, and, later this year, on other models in the XPS line, as well as on Latitude corporate notebooks and Dell mobile workstations.
For Alienware, users can choose dual 64-GB SSDs in RAID 1 or RAID 0 configuration, or a 64-GB SSD in combination with a magnetic drive for the Area-51 m9750 high-performance gaming notebook. Prices start over $1,000 for the SSD additions. As far as price is concerned. I would rather get this.
http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/21/toshibas-320gb-2-5-inch-hard-drive-a-worlds-best-for-laptops/
And if battery life really concerns you probably getting external battery from electrovaya or batterygeek may eliminate that worries.
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/worlds-largest-capacity-ssd-drive-unveiled
The largest SSD up to date.
Adtron has just unveiled a 2.5-inch SSD drive, which is claimed to be the world's largest capacity at 160GB. Just one drawback, this drive will cost $80-$115 per GB. For those who haven't already seen, check out a SSD vs. HDD demonstration after the jump. If you are like me who doesn't need power packed laptop, rather light and long lasting battery is what matters the most, SSD is something for you.
It's Chinese this time and when they say they are gonna do it they will make it before everybody else. I mean it scares me. In a decade, China's economy will be bigger than United States, that is for sure. and they can dedicate little portion of their economy but it will still be billions of dollars that most other first world nations can't afford: because we have other things in priority such as taking care of poverty and improving welfare. Their govnt decide what is priority. not the way that is decided here. As soon as someone discovers great economic benefit from exploiting moon every rats will get on the cheese party. think about the disputes that we are already having. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html
so now we gotta jump on space race, gotta have middle east in control as well as maintain bases in over 130 nations and gotta homeland security wow. the future seems real damn exciting.
My point is that America must not get behind. it's catch the flag game. If they get there they win. We have enough problem in the earth already.
Measuring computer performance in Hz is like buying a car based on red line RPMs. It only tells you one component that is meaningless by itself. Just like a car needs torque to give rpm's context, processors need how many instructions can be completed per cycle to be compared to the frequency. I've lost faith in the MHz race and generally look at benchmarks closest to the intended purpose of the processor. Measuring computer performance in Hz is like buying a car with good horsepower to attract woman. while you having succeeded to every woman with wrong Pron-ic vinyls all over your car that yells i am a frickest nerd in town. all i did was to buy a subaru and pu F1 engine that is awkwardly stickin out in your trunk.
try: 1noon.co.kr
This is the best and only google like search portal with own search engine i know. this was bought by one of the top5 company Daum. but i do not know it had been implemented into their website.
It does not appear that naver provides any better result than google. In fact naver, google, yahoo and all other search webs i have been using seem to return IDENTICAL results from what i look for. so i doubt that any one of these even provide the functions you asked tho. I am of course talking about general broad search of the web. It seems that, for example, naver provide better search result when searched within Naver.com domain than general search of the web.
The web in Korea is heavily concentrated over few number of domains. People in general use web to search within the portal to look up other blog, wiki or answer like contents, videos and on.
Take slashdot for example, it's search option is so lame that you are better off using google to search within slashdot. But it is very well organized and usually many information is easily accessible including their ads.
disclaimer:I am student from Korea who have been studying CS in US, but my info maybe is little old since i haven't went back home for awhile. But this is what i can tell you now, as i have worked as translator for a research firm in Korea. Hope someone who ACTUALLY worked on or at least know well about Korean search engines explain this for us. In depth w/ secrets.:)
I am student from Korea so i know very well about Korean websites. Naver gained popularity by providing human generated search engine and user generated contents such as imitation of yahoo's answer page. But there are no good search engine that supports Korean in the face of this planet. At least european laguages share common alphabet, that is the reason why google holds significant share on europe. But Korean is just different from English. As i search internet in Korean, neither google,naver returns reliable results. There are no search engine that supports basic functions like spell correction neither. (Lets say you type Koreea in google and it will suggest you that if you meant to type Korea) web portals and search engines in Korea are more like very well organized catalog with useful advertisements. There are long way to go in developing web search engine in Korean. In fact there are some progress done. Until the new technology is finally embedded into their websites it is just going to be good yellowbook with lots of ads. Funny thing is that when i use google i do my best to ignore all the ads. But when i use Naver, i only look at their ads. funnier things is tho, most scholars use google in Korea when searching Korean, because it has simpler interface.
i know it was only a joke.
But i am perfectly happy with 250GB of space right now. Lets say it is time to upgrade right now.
All that i want is that it is about 1/3 terabyte, small, reliable, fast, power efficient, and under $60. I use 3 year old ibook with 30GB of space. all that i need to do is carry a external 2.5inch drive only when i need it. i can afford HD upgrade and all that but I would need external drive no matter what. i would want any SSD right now on my ibook to extend battery life. all that i care about laptop is battery hours. buttom line brand new hardware these days are way beyond my needs. i just wanna get exactly what i want for cheap price.
On the headline you will see something like..."THE GIGANTIC STACK OF CHIPS THAT CAN STORE THE ULTIMATE QUESTION!!(cannot process tho, don't sue me for this)"
I do not understand why people aren't thinking logically. people needs to install their logic board installed into their heads. This 512GiB SSD is not a gigantic stack of chips size of your head. The number here shown is to compare with the popular 3.5inch harddrives. It is always have been the way that Samsung meant that they could pack [claim size] into 3.5inch HD sized paackage. If it could have been a gigantic stack of chips why wouldn't they have claimed that they can store the information of universe or something?
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sell microsoft or buy microsoft?
Dinosaur is giving a nice blow job to the dr researcher
just kid...couldn't resist...
Jealousy...
i hear bunch of japanese yelling, "screw that! i am gonna build my own robo-park full of sex bots and dealer bots! no screw that too! I am gonna build a city full of cyborgs!
Korea to make robot abuse illegalhttp://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/2007/03/07/South-Korea-to-make-robot-abuse-illegal//
**The original charter draft** This page is in Korean. But i am sure you will find a way to the pdf file.
First click on the http://cafe.naver.com/roboethics/
click on the the text 'koreanrobotethicscharter070403.pdf' on the right side in the middle.
1.????
2. comic rays starts from black holes.
3. comic rays produce mini black holes.
4. go to 1
5. profit!!!
http://focus.aps.org/story/v9st3/
just kidin'
Upgrade your driver here: http://www.macrovision.com/promolanding/7352.htm
Microsoft Security Advisory(944653)http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/944653.mspx
Live tropical sea surface temperature on the web http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a000000/a003300/a003376/
El nino linked to deadly disease http://www.spacedaily.com/news/pacific-02a.html
Build another module and have it served as jail-only-functional-module. and punish one according to UN laws(if there is one)
this building will produce 10 different Eiffel tower like lopsided buildings coincidentally leaning toward at different angle that no lopsided part overlays the other. good investment for future tourism? sorry. having look at that pic of building inspired me.
They cost $920 when added to a Dell laptop. The 64-GB SSD is available initially on Dell's XPS M1330 ultraportable notebook Relevant Products/Services, and, later this year, on other models in the XPS line, as well as on Latitude corporate notebooks and Dell mobile workstations. For Alienware, users can choose dual 64-GB SSDs in RAID 1 or RAID 0 configuration, or a 64-GB SSD in combination with a magnetic drive for the Area-51 m9750 high-performance gaming notebook. Prices start over $1,000 for the SSD additions. As far as price is concerned. I would rather get this. http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/21/toshibas-320gb-2-5-inch-hard-drive-a-worlds-best-for-laptops/
And if battery life really concerns you probably getting external battery from electrovaya or batterygeek may eliminate that worries.
oups. here is 256GB SSD from PQI. I guess all you need to do is stack them. http://laptoplogic.com/news/detail.php?id=2506
The largest SSD up to date.
Adtron has just unveiled a 2.5-inch SSD drive, which is claimed to be the world's largest capacity at 160GB. Just one drawback, this drive will cost $80-$115 per GB. For those who haven't already seen, check out a SSD vs. HDD demonstration after the jump.
If you are like me who doesn't need power packed laptop, rather light and long lasting battery is what matters the most, SSD is something for you.
It's Chinese this time and when they say they are gonna do it they will make it before everybody else. I mean it scares me. In a decade, China's economy will be bigger than United States, that is for sure. and they can dedicate little portion of their economy but it will still be billions of dollars that most other first world nations can't afford: because we have other things in priority such as taking care of poverty and improving welfare. Their govnt decide what is priority. not the way that is decided here. As soon as someone discovers great economic benefit from exploiting moon every rats will get on the cheese party. think about the disputes that we are already having. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html
so now we gotta jump on space race, gotta have middle east in control as well as maintain bases in over 130 nations and gotta homeland security wow. the future seems real damn exciting.
My point is that America must not get behind. it's catch the flag game. If they get there they win. We have enough problem in the earth already.
Measuring computer performance in Hz is like buying a car with good horsepower to attract woman. while you having succeeded to every woman with wrong Pron-ic vinyls all over your car that yells i am a frickest nerd in town. all i did was to buy a subaru and pu F1 engine that is awkwardly stickin out in your trunk.
try: 1noon.co.kr
This is the best and only google like search portal with own search engine i know. this was bought by one of the top5 company Daum. but i do not know it had been implemented into their website. It does not appear that naver provides any better result than google. In fact naver, google, yahoo and all other search webs i have been using seem to return IDENTICAL results from what i look for. so i doubt that any one of these even provide the functions you asked tho. I am of course talking about general broad search of the web. It seems that, for example, naver provide better search result when searched within Naver.com domain than general search of the web.
The web in Korea is heavily concentrated over few number of domains. People in general use web to search within the portal to look up other blog, wiki or answer like contents, videos and on.
Take slashdot for example, it's search option is so lame that you are better off using google to search within slashdot. But it is very well organized and usually many information is easily accessible including their ads.
disclaimer:I am student from Korea who have been studying CS in US, but my info maybe is little old since i haven't went back home for awhile. But this is what i can tell you now, as i have worked as translator for a research firm in Korea. Hope someone who ACTUALLY worked on or at least know well about Korean search engines explain this for us. In depth w/ secrets.
I am student from Korea so i know very well about Korean websites. Naver gained popularity by providing human generated search engine and user generated contents such as imitation of yahoo's answer page. But there are no good search engine that supports Korean in the face of this planet. At least european laguages share common alphabet, that is the reason why google holds significant share on europe. But Korean is just different from English. As i search internet in Korean, neither google,naver returns reliable results. There are no search engine that supports basic functions like spell correction neither. (Lets say you type Koreea in google and it will suggest you that if you meant to type Korea) web portals and search engines in Korea are more like very well organized catalog with useful advertisements. There are long way to go in developing web search engine in Korean. In fact there are some progress done. Until the new technology is finally embedded into their websites it is just going to be good yellowbook with lots of ads. Funny thing is that when i use google i do my best to ignore all the ads. But when i use Naver, i only look at their ads. funnier things is tho, most scholars use google in Korea when searching Korean, because it has simpler interface.
i know it was only a joke.
But i am perfectly happy with 250GB of space right now. Lets say it is time to upgrade right now. All that i want is that it is about 1/3 terabyte, small, reliable, fast, power efficient, and under $60. I use 3 year old ibook with 30GB of space. all that i need to do is carry a external 2.5inch drive only when i need it. i can afford HD upgrade and all that but I would need external drive no matter what. i would want any SSD right now on my ibook to extend battery life. all that i care about laptop is battery hours. buttom line brand new hardware these days are way beyond my needs. i just wanna get exactly what i want for cheap price.
On the headline you will see something like..."THE GIGANTIC STACK OF CHIPS THAT CAN STORE THE ULTIMATE QUESTION!!(cannot process tho, don't sue me for this)"
I do not understand why people aren't thinking logically. people needs to install their logic board installed into their heads. This 512GiB SSD is not a gigantic stack of chips size of your head. The number here shown is to compare with the popular 3.5inch harddrives. It is always have been the way that Samsung meant that they could pack [claim size] into 3.5inch HD sized paackage. If it could have been a gigantic stack of chips why wouldn't they have claimed that they can store the information of universe or something?
can someone explain to me why i need to know string theory in two minutes?