RAM is not about O(1) read latency. Quantum information can be read only once, so _on-demand retrieval of arbitrary quantum states of light_ may prove useful in quantum computation.
firefox 3b3 32bit (gentoo x86-64) scores 57 rectangles are gray but well placed some visual garbage: there are two red squares and 'X' on purple background vertical borders of two rectangles are broken no text shadow
Comparing it to "modern programmers" though is sort of like comparing a Sudoku expert to a professional in applied mathematics. The Sudoku expert will probably outclass the generalist at Sudoku but I wouldn't describe it as putting the mathematician to shame, nor would I trust the Sudoku expert to work out some difficult integrals for me. You forgot to find some car analogy. It is like comparing guys from "Pimp my ride" to a car designer.
RAM is not about O(1) read latency. Quantum information can be read only once, so _on-demand retrieval of arbitrary quantum states of light_ may prove useful in quantum computation.
I'll consider using Word as soon as I can use git to track changes in documents and effectively resolve merge conflicts.
In universe hologram what we perceive as a real object is actually a projection of its shadow. We need another few thousand years to make full circle.
Well, can owner hire some Asian company to do it?
firefox 3b3 32bit (gentoo x86-64) scores 57
rectangles are gray but well placed
some visual garbage: there are two red squares and 'X' on purple background
vertical borders of two rectangles are broken
no text shadow
in applied mathematics. The Sudoku expert will probably outclass the generalist at Sudoku but I wouldn't
describe it as putting the mathematician to shame, nor would I trust the Sudoku expert to work out some
difficult integrals for me. You forgot to find some car analogy. It is like comparing guys from "Pimp my ride" to a car designer.
> If this continues then someone can write a plugin for Firefox to stop the adverts.
Adblock Plus does it's job. I'm often surprised to see that somebody has ads on pages which I didn't explicitly allowed to display them.