The best part is the BORT license plate on the back of the vehicle.

Duck Duck go is Bing.

It also appears to be missing 32x32=64-bit multiplication instructions.

The article mentions that it is compatible with the ARMv2a instruction set, though it may not be implemented the same way regarding pipelining and caching. The ARMv2a instruction set is basically the same instruction set as the ARM7TDMI, but without THUMB, and without the BX instruction. Any pure ARM code that doesn't use newer features (such as saturating arithmetic) should work on it fine. GCC should support this with no problems.

I have 802.11ac gear, and I'm getting about 8MB/sec whether on the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band. It's nothing anywhere near the pie-in-the-sky claims of 300mbps or 800mbps, but it is significantly faster than the 2.3MB/sec I was getting on 802.11g.

The best reason I can think of not to buy a 10-gigabit Ethernet card is simple: The cheapest ones go for $351 on Newegg. Want an Ethernet switch to go with that? That will be $1036.

So once again, the answer is simple, and it has to do with a dollar sign.

Gigabit equipment got really cheap fairly quickly, but not so much for the 10-gigabit equipment.

The easiest way to fix Windows RT is to make the desktop actually work, and allow running unsigned ARM code. Let developers recompile their programs for ARM, and they will do it.
Maybe throw in compatibility for Windows CE programs, or better yet, throw in an X86 emulator.

The buried copies of ET were pulverized before being buried in the landfill. You won't find any intact cartridges in there.

It was Apple II basic. Then QBASIC, then Visual Basic, then ZZT, then Kilk & Play, then Games Factory, then C++ and assembly, then C#.

Alt+Shift+Numlock enables MouseKeys since Windows 95. Use the numpad to move the mouse cursor.

You can go hunter2 my hunter2-ing hunter2.

I'm getting ping times as low as 17ms, and as high as 137ms. My average was 39.71, and my median was 24.

You mean this article isn't already in the Dothraki Language?

If you're trying to cancel the left and right channels by subtracting them, you will get significantly different results depending on whether the files are lossless or not.
When they are lossless, it will work properly. Otherwise, it will have artifacts.

Forget raspberry pi, the real danger is your printer. Printers can have their firmware upgraded by printing a special PDF file. They are networked devices. Once hacked, they can carry out attacks, act as backdoors, or even send a copy of everything printed to an attacker.