ya, that bastard should be forced to pay a fine to cover tax cost for this frivolous case. or maybe just be forced to carry a sign outside that says "my last name is smallwood". i have a feeling though that this bozo has no sense of dignity anyway and doesn't know what shame is. perhaps the last name robbed him of any dignity he had left.

you must not have read this http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/04/19/0132246/Chinas-Research-Ambitions-Hurt-By-Faked-Results also, China is only doing well because they're a source of cheap labor. what happens when the wages go up too much? oh, right, Foxconn is going to taiwan.

video card technology doesn't drop in price well. if you bought an 8800 ultra on May 2007, to replace it with a comparable product would cost 200 dollars. 4 years might not be enough for an RMA policy.

does expressing a non-liberal viewpoint really get you negative moderation? if so, why does that dude who has the Thatcher quote "The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money" never get mod'd down?

it's amazing how operatives from Moscow have devised this grand scheme to infiltrate our schools and media. no one else is as motivated as these Marxists and progressives, because they are motivated by insanity. they are a minority of the population but they still know how to game the system as though they were the majority. if Bill Ayers had his way, millions of capitalists would be dead. it is up to the rest of us to become aware and let the salvation of earth be our motivation. once they have USA, they'll go for the world. well actually they already are going for the world.

"Emulation of a serial instruction stream cannot be parallelized in software." thanks for killing my dream of a ps2 software emulator on ps3 :'( and also for killing my dream of a ps3 emulator on pc. ps2 might be the last generation of consoles to be emulatable on pc since speed increases just come from adding more cores, mainly.

i'm not really nerdy enough for news for nerds, so i have to ask this question: in an emulator emulating hardware that had a single core processor, can the emulator split up the instructions designed for a single-core processor across multiple cores on modern hardware? i'm also curious about this because of ps2 emulation on a ps3. ps3 cant emulate ps2 on a single core but if the data can be spread to all the SPU's then i guess so. it seems to me like it would either be impossible or way too complex.

x86 has been kept around this long because of all the x86 apps people still want to use. decades of x86 software development means there'll always be a market for x86, or at least an x86 emulator so we can emulate those assembly-programmed game console emulators. or so i hope.

no wonder ipad sold hundreds of thousands so fast on launch and far exceeded steve jobs expectations. i still remember the 5000 dollar screensaver for iphone that just had text that read "i'm rich" and actually sold more than several times.

facebook hasnt given ME this delete option yet.

what if i want to discuss Traffic Priority Shaping instead...

they'll let them have their farmville to keep them tamed, but Echelon will disable communication from anyone who types in key words that are a threat to national security, and encryption of any kind will be banned.

the CIA and Department of State just want you to think he's in it for himself.

enjoy the internet while you have it. the government is not going to ignore wikileaks or other internet problems. wont be long before the internet is very locked down and there's nothing we can do about that.

i'm with you on that. i wish they never made color TV, and whoever thought of that gimmicky stereo sound and 480i TV was a dumbass, that stuff adds nothing to the story of a movie!