He was obviously better at politics than at painting, though.

Do you have something even more interesting to say ? Because that one was really really really boring.

That was very funny in 1992, so please shut up.

That's cool man, but no one cares about your life.

Oh that surely is interesting for someone who gives a crap.

I believe I can fly

Shut up, you are annoying.

Every tried winding in 30 km of cable? Slower than molasses. People would starve to death.

Ever tried to lift 30km of cable ? With a fscking balloon ?

"I sure as hell respect the men and women who are doing their best to get their paycheck."

FTFY.

The passphrase is hashed, and uses effectively the whole bit range. Your passphrase can be 8bits long, the hash will be what the algorithm needs. This hash will then be used as the actual key.

ARM doesn't even have an FPU (although it does have a matrix multiplier), so even emulating an x86 fir anything other than integer logic would be a challenge
"ARM" is not a processor, like "Intel" is not a processor. High-end consumer ARM processors (ARM9 for instance) have something called VFP, which is ... an FPU. Here is the wikipedia article.
Do you think iphone/ipad/android devices do their 3D computations using software floating point ? Are they doing that using fixed point ? You are stuck in the 90's it seems.

Even my cat knows how to use Facebook. You must be a dog.

Bet ?

" Let's take two examples everyone knows: OGG/Vorbis. What's the penetration of this open and free format out in the music player industry? Zero"
I know you are just trolling, but just getting the fact straight : ogg/vorbis was read by my samsung 'mp3' player in ~2005/2006. It is also the format of Spotify streams. That's the two examples I've got right now, personnal experience, and it was not a choice of my own at all.
Another example, nearly every single professionnal (AAA etc etc.) video game you buy today uses ogg/vorbis (that's ... free).
You yes, you are indeed trolling. Or dumb. Or both.

claiming that they will deliver nearly unparalleled advances in CPU performance

What's the point of having 10 cores then ?