Other way around; he used to work for Gillette. He left after they cancelled his 1000-blade razor project.

Speak for yourself, I work at a strip club!

The article is about cores per chip, not cores per system.

You're trying to compare a 48-cylinder engine with a bunch of 4-cylinder engines working together.

What kind of excuse is that for poor spelling?! Don't you have have schools up there anymore?

In this day and age, how is it possible that you can't find or borrow a USB cable to charge your device? Everything uses them. They're everywhere. You can't even pass gas anymore without your foul air encountering several USB cables.

Ah. Nevermind.

Absolutely irrelevant. From my slashdot bio: "monkey Sauce has nothing to do with squeezing monkeys to obtain sauce, or drilling a hole in them to drain it out, or anything like that. It is more like the sauce that you would put on a monkey sandwich, or the topping commonly used on monkey à la mode."

Depends on the in-flight meal. So I guess it's Jello or nothing on the transparent plane.

I would be incredibly turned off if a girl started screaming "Oh, Anonymous Coward!" while we were going at it.

That's what you think. Summer Glau saved me twice last night, and it was wonderful.

Maybe it was also meant to be purchased and used in a "low oxygen" environment. I'm sure the sound is much better when there isn't so much oxygen permeating your brain and impeding the high quality sound particles, etc.

More engineers/fewer managers and accountants?

Speak for yourself. If something doesn't look right about the permissions an app requires, I don't install it. If I wanted it badly enough I might contact the developer for clarification but so far there are enough apps out there that I've always just found another app that performs the same function without requesting whatever permission I thought was suspect.

Sure, I'm working on it right now. The site will be up shortly.

http://wangbook.com/

Enjoy!

That reminds me of the time somebody was telling me about getting a good deal on a "dropped server". I sat there trying to figure out what exactly he meant-- perhaps it had some kind of special low/thin or pivoting chassis or something-- but then he continued on about how the server fell out of the back of a truck before it was delivered to whoever ordered it initially. They had refused it and my friend snatched it up at a bargain price.

Funny thing is, it didn't last too long because it had all kinds of stability problems. I'm sure that was just coincidence though.

No, the RNA is just fine. The real problem is a DNA CNAME pointing to an A molecule that isn't resolving.