I'm actually php programmer, so in fact I'm coding open source and living from it. I don't dislike closed source, I'm only telling, that if you know how, open source can be a little more tweakable and therefore more usable.
Now the much more important question: how many times have you actually looked through the source code to make sure it's not full of shitware?
I have actually looked on source of some programs, but not to search shit. This programs had some silly limitations, so I changed them. With closed source programs i couldn't do that, and this would really discard program for me.
They measured raw video output directly from light sensitive cells. And it's not thaat every pixel is refreshed at 60hz. It's rather (if you RTFA) 4Hz for each "pixel". But during each millisecond there are many pixels transfering, so we perceive it as continuous transmission.
It's not that simple. Neurons in eyes aren't synchronically read, like in monitors. Every neuron fires about 4 times per seccond, but at any given time there are many neurons firing. So this bandwidth is calculated by measuring how often neurons fire and how many there are working. And you DO NOT have such resolution as your monitor. If you had, you could see all pixels at once. You have greater pixel density only in central spot.
Main innovation here is that they removed feed pump, which makes whole thing more efficient at low temperatures. If their fluid boils above 58F, then it condensates below 58F. If it condensated just above outdoor temperature, then thermal collectors could heat it and normal outdoor temperature could make it condensate back. With such low temperatures however it's very inneficient to run a feed pump. They however have plan: 1. Eliminate feed pump 2. ?? 3. Profit.
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This is because Apple can't afford true engineers. They must hire left overs from IBM. So they have to throw some design work to Mac users. IBM machines just don't need such dramatic solutions.
I think ther WILL be new net without this QoS if things go bad. I would start such net myself and would try very hard to connect it with similar nets made in vicinity.
When magnetic field suddenly disappears, plasma drastically expands and stops being plasma. It will only heat tokamak walls a little (less than 1k kelvin).
I developed some applications too, but i didn't pass too good in such contest. But I think that having good knowledge in algorithms (those contests are all about algorithms) sometimes helps in writing efficient programs.
Have you ever participated in such contest? It's not just about programming something, it's about finding solutions to given algorythmic problem and programming it.
Most of you are Americans as it looks. And I see one thing: Americans lost programming contest? Americans do not care about programming contests...
So ATI's lack of focus on Linux compatibility
For me its lack of focus on overall compatibility. I saw many computers with nvidia and not so many with ati, but with ati almost everytime there were problems. I speak only about original ati/nvidia drivers. With custom drivers like NGO this could change. For my GF6800 NGO drivers added muuuch stability.
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I'm actually php programmer, so in fact I'm coding open source and living from it. I don't dislike closed source, I'm only telling, that if you know how, open source can be a little more tweakable and therefore more usable.
Yup, and Heaven seven is even good looking :)
I can see through some man made textiles worn by women, too. And not only me. On fashon shows teher are many women in transparent textiles :)
They measured raw video output directly from light sensitive cells. And it's not thaat every pixel is refreshed at 60hz. It's rather (if you RTFA) 4Hz for each "pixel". But during each millisecond there are many pixels transfering, so we perceive it as continuous transmission.
It's not that simple. Neurons in eyes aren't synchronically read, like in monitors. Every neuron fires about 4 times per seccond, but at any given time there are many neurons firing. So this bandwidth is calculated by measuring how often neurons fire and how many there are working. And you DO NOT have such resolution as your monitor. If you had, you could see all pixels at once. You have greater pixel density only in central spot.
I would use fluid with higher boiling point, better suited to desired temperatures.
Main innovation here is that they removed feed pump, which makes whole thing more efficient at low temperatures. If their fluid boils above 58F, then it condensates below 58F. If it condensated just above outdoor temperature, then thermal collectors could heat it and normal outdoor temperature could make it condensate back. With such low temperatures however it's very inneficient to run a feed pump. They however have plan:
1. Eliminate feed pump
2. ??
3. Profit.
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This is because Apple can't afford true engineers. They must hire left overs from IBM. So they have to throw some design work to Mac users. IBM machines just don't need such dramatic solutions.
a beowulf cluster of these bullets!
My firend had done something like this in mspaint
My friend had two maxtors. First broken during first partitioning. Second got broken after two months. And after falling from 2 meters on concrete.
If it doesn't contain holes like donut, it can be inflated until it's sphere.
I think ther WILL be new net without this QoS if things go bad. I would start such net myself and would try very hard to connect it with similar nets made in vicinity.
When magnetic field suddenly disappears, plasma drastically expands and stops being plasma. It will only heat tokamak walls a little (less than 1k kelvin).
I developed some applications too, but i didn't pass too good in such contest. But I think that having good knowledge in algorithms (those contests are all about algorithms) sometimes helps in writing efficient programs.
Have you ever participated in such contest? It's not just about programming something, it's about finding solutions to given algorythmic problem and programming it.
Most of you are Americans as it looks. And I see one thing: Americans lost programming contest? Americans do not care about programming contests...
btw I'm from Poland.
So ATI's lack of focus on Linux compatibility
For me its lack of focus on overall compatibility. I saw many computers with nvidia and not so many with ati, but with ati almost everytime there were problems. I speak only about original ati/nvidia drivers. With custom drivers like NGO this could change. For my GF6800 NGO drivers added muuuch stability.