Comment Re:"32 bites"?? (Score 1) 43
"Those 32 bites mean there are only 4.3 billion possible IPv4 addresses" How many if you have an overbite?
A lot more, if you're prepared to upgrade from DARPANET to DERP-A-NET.
"Those 32 bites mean there are only 4.3 billion possible IPv4 addresses" How many if you have an overbite?
A lot more, if you're prepared to upgrade from DARPANET to DERP-A-NET.
It's been my general impression that physical latency (as measured in ns) is roughly constant across all DDR generations. But it's interesting to note that the best latencies are seen around DDR3. The latest generations seem to want throughput at the expense of latency.
"Why people think "performace" means "throughput" is something I'll never understand. Throughput is _always_ secondary to latency, and really only becomes interesting when it becomes a latency number (ie "I need higher throughput in order to process these jobs in 4 hours instead of 8" - notice how the real issue was again about _latency_). " -- Linus Torvalds
Did you know you can pronounce PCMCIA? Hearing that *will* give you a stroke.
I didn't, but now I'm thinking of something like "Pack 'em, see ya!" which should go fine with these new-fangled portable computers.
In this model FB is a pay service for everyone. Whether you want some billing credits for allowing advertising is up to you.
Facebook needs to flip their description of the situation. Make Facebook into a service where everyone pays. Then by allowing add you get billing credits.
That simple restatement solves all of the EU issues. There is no 'right' in the EU to access a commercial service for free. Restating it this way makes it clear that Facebook is a commercial service which needs to be paid for, and then you are given the option of which currency you'd would like to pay with.
PS: Alternatively, you can imagine to unroll the time-space-curve around the Black Hole into a flat surface, and if you then plot the hyperbolic curve of your object onto that flat surface, you will notice that it winds infinitely often around the singularity before leaving the Event Horizon.
Ah, a -funroll-loops solution to a Slashdot problem.
It also allowed you (in a crude way) to quickly see if your chemistry was out of balance; if you couldn't make Shirley look good, then maybe you needed to replenish your drinks.
Fixed that for you.
Pump the methanol back down old oil wells for carbon capture.
If you get getting a CompSci degree just for the money -- don't. I have had many employees over the years and there is a direct correlation between people who don't really like to program (ie in it for the money) and getting yourself fired. Go find something you actually want to do for a career.
What worries me is that if the universe is expanding, then what the hell is it expanding into?
Your mom. Or possibly Cartman's ass.
You're using a keyboard! How quaint!