Comment Re:For gaming? Absolutely not. (Score 1) 46
Comment Re:you're joking, right? (Score 1) 138
Sure, it's not one supercomputer, but it still does more calculations for one purpose than any other single supercomputer can.
................ Modern computers can compute around gigaFLOPS (I think), and supercomputer are teraFLOPS -- thats about 10^9 for usual computers and supercomputers are around 10^13 (someone please correct me, I know I've made a mistake somehwere there...)
Yes I'm surprised to say that no one here -- coinsidering we're all nerds who suppoedly read -- had worried at the chance of a Digital Fortress TRANSLTR-type supercomputer..
Comment Re:linux stats (Score 1) 138
Comment Re:For gaming? Absolutely not. (Score 1) 46
Mac had stressed this quite a lot from the campaigning but everything you buy comes from Apple and so it all works seamlessly.
HAHAHAhahha. People buy Macs simply because they are stylish--so buying one and putting Windows on it or putting OS X on a PC is utterly defeats the purpose of the OS-es.
Although, I'm a "PC/Windows" person because of the plethora of applications, games (and not to mention viruses and trojans!) that are avaliable for them.
Its like Firefox and Safari--you buy the former because YOU can customize it the way you want it to, and you use Safari because it already suits a certain style that you'd prefer. (Meh, bad analogy there >.)
Comment Re:Need I remind you... (Score 1) 46
BUT
It DOES use the GPU to accelerate many of the features within the CS4. But yeah, technically its not a game.
Comment Money "well" spent (Score 2, Insightful) 331
But come fu*king on! Why the hell would you spend millions of dollars on protection like this?? That money could sure as hell be spent elsewhere, since not only could the rest of the world use it but also even the USA themselves...
Comment Re:What about WebKit? (Score 1) 129
Here's the link to a Lifehacker article I saw a while ago...
Comment Re:First ouch! (Score 1) 163
There's a theory (or something) that says that positron--stuff left over from the stripped-protons colliding--are actually happening quite frequently in nature when they are brought to Earth by the Sun's -thingys-, and so this artificial recreation will not form a Black Hole.
Thank you Popular Science
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Comment Re:I read that wrong, and I have to admit... (Score 1) 307
I would give you the "insightful" remark under you comment score but I can't seem to figure out how to do it
Then again its probably only moderators who have the power to do that...
I don't see what this story has to do with the Ottoman Empire. Turks weren't really even prevalent in Asia Minor till about a thousand years ago. The summary should have stuck to using Asia Minor.
*Below my post*
marnues, I'm just pointing out the fact that not many people actually know of the Ottoman Empire and that Turkey still gets a whole lot of crap about its name.
Comment Re:I read that wrong, and I have to admit... (Score 2, Informative) 307
You know I'm getting very sick of all these crap "Turkey.. OH WOW YUMMY!" jokes that everyone seems to find SO funny.
I'm half Turkish in fact, and what a lot of people here probably don't know is that the Ottoman Empire was one of the largest Empires in its time (chances are I am wrong--I'm open to criticism)
So before you make some witty comment about stuffing a Turkey, please think of something more "insightful" to say than that.
And think about it, an 11,000 yeah old temple is very old indeed.