Enter the Age of 64-bit Processing

[Nitramuse]

uhmm guys....I don't know if it's smart to tell you guys but....
In my secret lab, located in the outskirts of the Sahara, I have developt a Teleporter.....I'd like to call it the NitraWarp. If I'm late at school, I'll just warp, I don't do I everyday cause every scientist will haunt me down....The best thing is....I don't need a receiver, so....I can teleport to Osama bin Laden and get me my 15 million dollars. Or I'll just rob a bank.....or visit a porn-scene

[Magus]

I don't know if teleporting through time and space is feasible. Time does not exist. As far as I am concerned, it is not a constant (nothing is) and it is relative to every living thing. Moore's Law still holds up Galcian, as does Einstein's theory. We can successfully alter the speed of light but no matter how great a margin, the energy remains the same. So Einstein is correct for now.

Last year was really cool as far as breakthroughs. The first cyborg was invented and the first entirely synthetic heart was inserted in to a human. This is science fiction! Quite amazing.

[gannondorf]

i want to implement working Athlon to my hand (palm), so i can fry somebody's forehead

[Magus]

Hahahahaha....

Clawhammer looks great, but Intel points out that in several years, 64-bit will be the medium so a processor that is backwards compatible is pointless. Intel's ultimate goal is to be completely 64-bit and the Itanium is doing just that. I do not agree with either side. All i know is that the Hammer is shaping up to give the new P4 good competition.

[RoseDragon83L]

Time does not exist. As far as I am concerned, it is not a constant (nothing is) and it is relative to every living thing.

words of a genius.

[gannondorf]

when somebody asks me "how big is universe", or "what's the definition of time, and is it possible to travel trough it", i give him one simple answer : human brain is developed enough to understand and answer those questions in their full sense, but humans as creatures didnt develop "ways" to use their brain at certain rate to understand those issues...thing is that people cant understand the meaning of infinity...they can when it comes to numbers, their value is infinite, because you can always put one more on the right side, and number's value increases. but when it comes to infinity that relates to distance, there's the problem