A new semi-conductor compound from Intel:
Intel says that replacing silicon with indium antimonide cuts power consumption by ten times while boosting performance by 50 per cent.
New chips employing it are still a decade off, though.
Moore’s Law Marches On
A new semi-conductor compound from Intel:
Intel says that replacing silicon with indium antimonide cuts power consumption by ten times while boosting performance by 50 per cent.
New chips employing it are still a decade off, though.
Moore’s Law Marches On
A new semi-conductor compound from Intel:
Intel says that replacing silicon with indium antimonide cuts power consumption by ten times while boosting performance by 50 per cent.
New chips employing it are still a decade off, though.
Their (Not So) Secret Dream
A Middle East without Israel. At the UN.
I hope that John Bolton has something to say about this.
No Thanks
No matter how much the media and the glitteratti want me to, I simply cannot muster up the will to even contemplate, let alone actually drag my weary carcass to a movie theatre, to watch a love story about gay cowboys.
I guess that makes me a homophobe.
Just who is the demo for this flick?
Big News
I know that those of you who’ve been getting all of your Iraq news from the MSM will find this shocking, but there is political progress there. I’m actually shocked that the WaPo finally finds it newsworthy.
Hey, When In Rome
I occasionally get grief for my World War II comparisons and satires, but now the DNC is doing it:
“Today, as we reflect on that victory, it is hard to ignore the stark contrast between President Roosevelt
An Archeological Find
Several historians and archaeologists interviewed about the find said they did not have enough information to compare its significance with other discoveries in Lower Manhattan. In 1979, the walls of the Lovelace Tavern, which was built in 1670, were found during excavation for the building at 85 Broad Street that now serves as the headquarters of Goldman Sachs. And in 1991, digging for a federal building a block north of City Hall turned up the African Burial Ground that dates from the early 1700’s. In both cases, at least some of the remains were preserved.
A battery wall appears on maps from the 1760’s, but some archaeologists said they have a hunch that this wall may predate that one by as much as 60 years. Some say the discovery of the coin near the base dates it to at least the 1740’s. There is no way to tell for sure exactly how old the wall is, but the archaeologists want to study the material in and around it.
And it’s holding up subway construction…
A British George Bush?
Helen Szamuely is less than impressed with the new Conservative Party leader:
Somebody obviously told him half-way through the leadership campaign that maybe, just maybe, the Conservative Party should be for individual freedom and small government, so those words did occasionally crop up in his later speeches but these were overshadowed by the mellifluous sound of
My Life On Usenet
…and in the comments section of this blog, is described here.
Note, that in this description, I am the debatee, not (generally) the debater (though we’re all occasionally guilty of these things).
Oh, and as you’d expect, the other items on Scott Adams’ blog are amusing as well.