cambion

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by cambion 10y ago
While I agree that Google is not buying GeForce GPUs, their general use-case for GPUs does not require virtualization. They use containers to isolate and throttle different tasks/jobs running on the same hardware. At their scale, virtu
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by cambion 10y ago
I feel like you may have missed the emphasis that Crocker's Rules can only be called for oneself. You don't declare that they are in effect for others, and declaring them doesn't mean that you are giving yourself license to
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by cambion 11y ago
I think an RFID ring worn on a finger would be the best bet for that.
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by cambion 11y ago
It's true that we need an open baseband processor, but I wonder if this qualifies as the sort of blue-sky research that I'm guessing they'll want to focus on? My feeling is that the software to accomplish this is already larg
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by cambion 11y ago
Zach Weiner changed his name to Weinersmith when he got married. I think the parent was mistaken when he said Weinberg, but Marty Weiner being Zach Weiner's brother does make logical sense (I don't know if it's true though).
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by cambion 12y ago
I think the book you're thinking about is this one: http://www.amazon.com/Buried-In-Ice-Time-Quest/dp/0590438492 I too found that in my school's library.
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by cambion 12y ago
On an unrelated note: May I suggest getting a second travel CPAP even if you're not going to nap at the office? You can use it for travel and vacations, but the best reason to have one is as a backup. Trust me when I say that you do
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by cambion 12y ago
Obviously I don't have any numbers for the game - none have been published. But I am a player, and I wouldn't say either of those items are make-or-break features. There are quite a number of features or promised features that hav
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by cambion 12y ago
You'll be able to see the heat bloom caused by the hot gasses escaping the enemy's ship as it accelerates and know that they're gunning for you. At that point it's a matter of maneuvering randomly to dodge the kinetic ki
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by cambion 12y ago
I can't find it now, but I read an essay a number of years ago that fairly well convinced me that we could (using the technology of the time) theoretically build a telescope that was small enough to be mounted on a space ship or monito
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by cambion 13y ago
Easily handled. SATA backplanes with modular drive slots are available and they fit into two or three or four 5.25" slots. Many enthusiast and server chassis already have the option for SATA backplanes as well.