I had a professor who would build an atom based PC and install an ssd. IO is usually why users perceive a system as slow.
It amazes me how hard it is to find a sub $500 laptop with ssd. Tablets and 2 in ones seem to have them, but nothing with a 15 inch screen. I was temped to buy a $200 laptop and throw a ssd in there. Not sure what I was going to do with the 500GB hd it comes with.
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Yes, but permissions should be grouped by actual privacy concerns instead of API. Arguably APIs should be designed that way too.
They wanted to put a 10Gb fiber connection to my house. I said fuck no. I want to notice when all my bandwidth is being used to steal all my data.
My money is on the chicken.
And those pesky helicopters keep chasing them around.
You have the right to use an open space reserve, but you don't have the right to do whatever you want there. You can reserve airspace for rocketry without a pilots certificate, but you have to call Oakland center first. Usually the FAA wants to arbitrate the use of the airspace for safety reasons. Most FARs are written in blood. This might seem unfair to drone operators, but regulations are changing.
Who gave North Korea a computer? Why would they need a TLD?
Why are programmers singled out? Arguably computer automation is helping everyone. Skills are only important to have if there is value in the skill. I don't think theoretical computer scientists are any less intelligent because they never program in C or C++.
Like I said ARM. Atmel licenses cores from ARM.
AMD? Arm is the real competition.
Not really. UCSB has eucalyptus running a small "cloud". That's essentially a scaled down version of AWS. HTCondor can be considered a cloud since it scales and processes can run anywhere in their network.
Of course
I agree. Use IaaS or PaaS instead.
It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.
