2003/10/11
Georgy Russell For California Governor
Zut! Elle a perdu. Dommage car elle n'aurait surement pas été pire que beaucoup d'autres...
Georgy Russell For California Governor
Georgy Russell For California Governor
2003/10/02
Utilisez des primates pour remplacer vos spécialistes des T.I.
The Harrow Technology Report for Sept. 15, 2003 - Of Numbers & Nature.
The Harrow Technology Report for Sept. 15, 2003 - Of Numbers & Nature.: "from Apple Distinguished Scientist Richard Crandall in his paper 'PowerPC G4 for Engineering, Science, and Education' dated Oct., 2000: (http://www.apple.com/powermac/pdf/
PowerPC-G4velocityengine.pdf)
'In the early 1980s, mainframe power was on the order of a few MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second, or call it 'megaops' for integer operations, as opposed to 'megaflops' for floating-point operations). In fact, a standard unit of computing power�called a MIPS-YEAR�is supposed to be based on what an old DEC VAX 11/780 did in one year.
As of year 2000, however, not only can a student have something like Apple's Power Mac G4 Cube sitting silently and aesthetically on a dormitory desk, but the G4 Cube has the power of hundreds of 'old mainframes.'
Look at it this way: A G4 performs one MIPS-YEAR of computational effort -- between breakfast and dinner.
Thus, the G4 Cube is the equivalent of a �bushel of old mainframes.�
[And that comparison is three years old...]"
PowerPC-G4velocityengine.pdf)
'In the early 1980s, mainframe power was on the order of a few MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second, or call it 'megaops' for integer operations, as opposed to 'megaflops' for floating-point operations). In fact, a standard unit of computing power�called a MIPS-YEAR�is supposed to be based on what an old DEC VAX 11/780 did in one year.
As of year 2000, however, not only can a student have something like Apple's Power Mac G4 Cube sitting silently and aesthetically on a dormitory desk, but the G4 Cube has the power of hundreds of 'old mainframes.'
Look at it this way: A G4 performs one MIPS-YEAR of computational effort -- between breakfast and dinner.
Thus, the G4 Cube is the equivalent of a �bushel of old mainframes.�
[And that comparison is three years old...]"
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