Comment 8ghz (Score 1) 193
8ghz sounds quite sexy. lets see how it goes with an old corsair h70 tho...
Submission + - Top Ten Most Influential Programming Books (internetsecuritydb.com)
AlexDomo writes: If you could go back in time and tell yourself to read a specific book at the beginning of your career as a developer, which book would it be?
Since it was first posed back in 2008, this question has now become the second most popular question of all time on StackOverflow.
Top 5 results: "Code Complete (2nd Edition)", "The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master", "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs", "The C Programming Language", "Introduction to Algorithms".
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Since it was first posed back in 2008, this question has now become the second most popular question of all time on StackOverflow.
Top 5 results: "Code Complete (2nd Edition)", "The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master", "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs", "The C Programming Language", "Introduction to Algorithms".
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Comment Re:Amazing (Score 1) 768
A 2 bedroom apartment costs me over $300 or more in electricity every 3 months in australia
Comment eventually everything needs a software update (Score 1) 750
do you update your pc software when your os or driver software demands or not? if yes then update your car cause a car crash is alot more hazerdous than a personal computer crashes
Comment Re:Great, can't wait until there's a Linux driver (Score 1) 102
of gas chambers? :)
Comment Lego? (Score 1) 32
Who the fuck plays lego games anyway?
IBM Building 20 Petaflop Computer For the US Gov't 248
eldavojohn writes "When it's built, 'Sequoia' will outshine every super computer on the top 500 list today. The specs on this 96 rack beast are a bit hard to comprehend as it consists of 1.6 million processors and some 1.6TB of memory. That's 1.6 million processors — not cores. Its purpose? Primarily to keep track of nuclear waste & simulate explosions of nuclear munitions, but also for research into astronomy, energy, the human genome, and climate change. Hopefully the government uses this magnificent tool wisely when it gets it in 2012."
Comment Re:Slashdot Pseudo-Science, again (Score 1) 960
This post was made by someone that sounds like Arthur C Clarke...
