Hi, everyone. This is my first journal entry.
What was today like?
| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Re:Not Sure I'm Getting It | ||||||
| attached to Intel Says to Prepare For "Thousands of Cores" | ||||||
| Shannon limit? | ||||||
| attached to Doubts Over Intel's WiMAX Service Pricing Claim | ||||||
| Re:About time | ||||||
| About time | ||||||
| attached to Toshiba Going After Blu-ray? | ||||||
| Where's the incentive? | ||||||
| attached to Changing a School's Tech Disposal Policy? | ||||||
| :vsplit | ||||||
| attached to The End of Non-Widescreen Laptops? | ||||||
| My philosophy | ||||||
| attached to Do the Blind Deserve More Effort on the Web? | ||||||
| Wires are so last century | ||||||
| attached to Fixing US Broadband Would Cost $100 Billion | ||||||
| Re:Need track upgrades, but not this | ||||||
| attached to Maglev On the Drawing Boards | ||||||
| Cachedot? | ||||||
| attached to A Brief History of Slashdot Part 2, Explosions | ||||||
| Re:I was there | ||||||
| Re:So leave, cunt. | ||||||
| Re:I was there | ||||||
| Ahh, back in the day | ||||||
| attached to A Brief History of Slashdot Part 1, Chips & Dips | ||||||
| Re:Just a binned part? | ||||||
| Re:Just a binned part? | ||||||
| Just a binned part? | ||||||
| attached to AMD Announces Triple-Core Phenom Processors | ||||||
| Just performance counters? | ||||||
| attached to AMD Previews New Processor Extensions | ||||||
| Re:The other side of the coin | ||||||
| attached to Why Linux Has Failed on the Desktop | ||||||
| Compilers Are Not Magic, or Why IA64 Didn't Work | ||||||
| attached to Next-Gen Processor Unveiled | ||||||
| Welcome to the late 90s: ISA doesn't matter (much) | ||||||
| attached to Despite Aging Design, x86 Still in Charge | ||||||
| No | ||||||
| Yes | ||||||
| attached to Is Assembly Programming Still Relevant, Today? | ||||||
| Gran Turismo? | ||||||
| attached to Video Racing Games May Spur Risky Driving | ||||||
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