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s800
8y ago
You're loading memory with instructions and data, registers with operands, and yes, there's definitely a stack that's used heavily.
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s800
8y ago
kirkpatrick-price, they have a nice web tool to organize the process. No relationship.
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s800
9y ago
Same issue here.
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s800
10y ago
CygnusED
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s800
10y ago
I've run a few scenarios through the pricing tool and it seems very competitive (medium size four layer stuff).
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s800
10y ago
Any conventional paradigms that you'd like to see retired? FS, Unix, signalling/messaging, etc.?
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s800
10y ago
Any chance of this loading the Vampire II stuff?
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s800
11y ago
At least on OSX 10.11 (not sure about others), you can't sniff loopback as a normal user. So, if you could sniff this, you'd have elevated privs anyway, which means you could read the keyboard device, memory, etc. Not ideal, but
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s800
11y ago
One thing has changed though: Backbone ISPs are throttling UDP traffic.
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s800
11y ago
Why mention an SLA if it's 99%? To me, "SLA" is an enterprise oriented term, which a lot of folks (us) don't care about because we're scaling horizontally and architect with failure in mind. 99% for a typical non-sc
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s800
11y ago
right-click to scp is particularly neat.
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s800
11y ago
Mixing (doubling up) network layers like this is a bad plan. Yes, it would be a new protocol on ip, and would be less backward compatible. But if it's that important to do, then let's do it right. As long as we're probing
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s800
12y ago
Interesting. I agree with your statement regarding it being an NP-complete problem, as intuitively it seems that way, but do you have a reference by chance? Thanks!
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s800
12y ago
Everything 68k is gone?
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s800
12y ago
Alternatives: Capture One Pro Various ACDSee apps DxO Paint Shop Pro
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s800
12y ago
He forgot maintenance on the "sell price" per month.
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s800
13y ago
Damn that was a nice system. Besides cygnus ed, that was some of the best money I ever spent.
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s800
13y ago
What is Experimental Gravity? serious. tnx.
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s800
13y ago
622mbps is interesting. Same as OC-12c... Something COTS?
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s800
13y ago
Where's the calculus?
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s800
14y ago
That "divide-by" symbol can suck my left nut.
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s800
14y ago
crap.
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s800
14y ago
nas4free. FreeBSD 9 based fork.
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s800
15y ago
What about quality?
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s800
15y ago
There were a lot of other tricks to be had: - Some form of sprites were the rule, not the exception. Albeit very hardware coupled, usually a fixed width and maybe unlimited height. Fixed # of sprites per line as well, or they'd just turn
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s800
16y ago
I really think the same could be said for any architecture. Imagine a 65864 :-).
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s800
17y ago
Maybe we should pass parameters in registers... :-)
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s800
17y ago
This comes up all the time. Happened to me too, I gave up on AdSense as a result. How all the crappy parking and spam sites keep their adsense going I'll never understand.