Comment Re:crap (Score 1) 133
You didn't use any word implying likelihood or probability. You're making stuff up.
P.S. Reading comprehension. No "for".
Comment Re:crap (Score 1) 133
Why did you retype it rather than copy-pasting?
Comment unit mismatch (Score 5, Informative) 514
battery systems designed to store up to 10 kWh of power.
kW is a unit of power. When you multiply it by a unit of time it becomes a unit of energy.
Comment Re:Principle? (Score 1) 138
simple English
Just sayin'. Not that the original mistake isn't utterly retarded.
Comment Re:crap (Score 0) 133
If you think a doctorate is required for getting words in the right order then that says more about you than it does about me.
Comment Re:Done in movies... (Score 1) 225
video-clip by Woopy Goldberg
Never heard of him.
Comment crap (Score 0) 133
they a found trove of strange artifacts
An English primer was not among them, it would seem.
Comment Re: republicrats (Score 1) 209
Never end a sentence with a preposition.
This is the sort of nonsense up with which I will not put.
Comment Them crazy Canucks, eh. (Score 1) 302
extend the term of copyright for sound recordings and performers
I didn't know people could be copyrighted.
NVIDIA Quadro M6000 12GB Maxwell Workstation Graphics Tested Showing Solid Gains 66
MojoKid writes: NVIDIA's Maxwell GPU architecture has has been well-received in the gaming world, thanks to cards like the GeForce GTX Titan X and the GeForce GTX 980. NVIDIA recently took time to bring that same Maxwell goodness over the workstation market as well and the result is the new Quadro M6000, NVIDIA's new highest-end workstation platform. Like the Titan X, the M6000 is based on the full-fat version of the Maxwell GPU, the G200. Also, like the GeForce GTX Titan X, the Quadro M6000 has 12GB of GDDR5, 3072 GPU cores, 192 texture units (TMUs), and 96 render outputs (ROPs). NVIDIA has said that the M6000 will beat out their previous gen Quadro K6000 in a significant way in pro workstation applications as well as GPGPU or rendering and encoding applications that can be GPU-accelerated. One thing that's changed with the launch of the M6000 is that AMD no longer trades shots with NVIDIA for the top pro graphics performance spot. Last time around, there were some benchmarks that still favored team red. Now, the NVIDIA Quadro M6000 puts up pretty much a clean sweep.
Comment Re:Good grief (Score 1) 61
I had this idea of taking pieces of bog roll and compressing them like a very lot and enclosing them in a capsule.
You'd swallow them at the end of a meal and when you pooped them out they'd burst and expand automatically hygieneise your botty-wotty.
I proposed this to some venture capitalists and they turned me down in favour of some website where you post inane details about your life in a vain attempt to appear like you don't have an utterly pointless existence.
Who's laughing now, you bastards?
Comment Re:An what about volcanoes and plate tectonic? (Score 2) 64
It does. It's called subduction.
Comment Re:Render farm? (Score 2) 150
Wrong on two counts. One, "you fucking American idiot" doesn't have a finite verb so it's not a complete sentence. Had he written "you're a..." you might have a point.
Two, it's correct to use a comma to separate the addressee. http://www.grammarerrors.com/p...
Many people here omit it, sometimes changing the meaning somewhat.
"There's an orange, doctor" vs. "There's an orange doctor"
Comment confused (Score 3) 157
How can something which is just a pure number outscale something that's physical and has actual dimensions?
Comment Re:This, if true, will utterly destroy (Score 1) 279
I don't understand why a serious media company like CBS News wants their brand to be associated with constant racist ignorance
Clearly a stupid move. Competitive theory suggests targeting segments where you are strong relative to your competitors. Going bayonet to bayonet with Fox on their home ground is suicidal.
