Recent content by cuba_pete

I quit using my Buffao wireless and Surfboard modem and gained about 20 Mbps for about 50 Mbps peak, 30 Mbps sustainable...after I switched to Comcast's Arris rental. That was awesome for me, and I live in the sticks so I don't have to worry about sharing my bandwidth with anybody. If I lived...

[citation]am i in trouble...can apple sue me?citation] No, you can show prior art and through witness can prove that your idea was first... Your idea is different, anyway. The patent in question is for an method/invention which pumps a fluid through the blades of conventional wind machines...

[citation]GulliNo, what is more probable is that nobody thought to patent it because it just hooking up two existing broad inventions...citation] What two broad inventions, specifically, are you referring to? I cannot find any other organization, American or international, which has attempted...

phillipwA Mac IS a PC. :-) Yep, a PC by another name. My guess is the general population doesn't realize that parallel data centers computing far outweighs the usefulness of a single mainframe. The gov't is just now catching onto the cheaper method that the internet thrives on. Big wheels...

noob2222 Do you or have you ever found something that would make a computer or program better? You could patent this idea to protect and develop the idea if you wanted. If you are not a computer or software manufacturer, but just a user, then you are in the same position as Apple. They are a...

[citation]ramon zarat"...2- In fact, name any military conflict since world war 2 ending with the attacker permanently taking over the attacked country. Answer: none" I beg to differ...Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and many countries on the African continent have changed borders, ownership...

Sock account? Nah...and not an attack if you re-read the thread. Unless one is a hardware developer/mfr then one cannot just "stick" these things together...that was my point. If you are a hardware developer/mfr, then it sounds like you could do better. I suggest that...then we can spec it...

palladin9479...These are only partially x86 CPUs, or more specifically their really slow x86 CPU's with a huge a$$ SIMD vector processor glued onto it. Sounds simple...why didn't you or any other internet engineer do this? Or is it really not that simple?

memadmaxOk, the hardware looks decent.But, there's one problem: Intel is relying on programmers being able to optimize to a high degree for this setup...And that is the problem, programmers these days are lazy...It used to be you would spend a whole day optimizing loops using counters and timers...