Comment Subject of a hostile takeover... (Score 1) 214
by CmdrTaco.
Sorting Algorithms — Boring Until You Add Sound 118
An anonymous reader writes "Anyone who's ever taken a programming course or tried to learn how to code out of a book will have come across sorting algorithms. Bubble, heap, merge — there's a long list of methods for sorting data. The subject matter is fairly dry. Thankfully, someone has found a way to not only make sorting more interesting, but easier to remember and understand, too."
Comment Re:ok i'll say it (Score 1) 620
The goons give out free frigates, cruisers,and even, IIRC, HACs to anyone that asks, so yeah, you couldn't be more wrong.
Comment Re:I recommend ... (Score 1) 687
This is why I like that, in Pennsylvania, institutions are billed for the cost of a false alarm. A minimum of $500 per incident.
It's amazing how common sense prevails when there's money involved.
Comment Re:Audio/Videophiles Beware (Score 1) 397
You're full of shit, sorry. Cat5 is well within tolerance for i2c data transmission over any reasonable length... the signal would degrade well before the clock and data lines go out of sync.
Comment Re:Audio/Videophiles Beware (Score 5, Interesting) 397
I'm laughing my ass off. You don't seriously think the jitter caused by that miniscule difference in cable length will fool with anything designed to use twisted pair as an interconnect, do you?
We're not talking about memory busses running at several GHz, we're talking about relatively low-bandwidth interconnects between devices. And this is assuming that you're not encapsulating everything and just using ethernet signaling like everyone else in the pro audio world does.
Comment If this were the real thing... (Score 1) 289
We'd have a caption like this: No CLI. Less space than a harddrive. Lame.
Comment Re:More importantly... (Score 1) 280
Qemu.
They don't run it on real hardware most times.
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