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DVB-T theoretically delivers a better picture than analog TV. But practically speaking, you got several disadvantages: - As DVB-T is digital, there are only 2 states: It works or it doesn't work. When you watch analog TV, even if the signal is bad, you can still watch it (you'll just have some white...

BarsMonster wrote:18 errors left

Sounds great

B0ff wrote:Any chance of an updated nVidia version while we're waiting...?
Pretty please?

IMHO that would just unnecessarily slow down the release of the 1.0 version. Just think about all the feedback that a 0.9 release would generate, taking more of Bars' precious development time.

Igor: I guess this one would be more interesting: http://www.picocomputing.com/products/supercluster/supercluster.php If I understand the specs on their site right, they achieve 5,6 billion DES keys per second with only one or two cards. Now imagine what will happen if you got enough money and put i...

This might be helpful for example if your CPU cooling is poor and you computer crashes after a few minutes if you stress your CPU too much (I had this some weeks ago, but next week the problem should be gone as my new cooling equipment should finally arrive ).

Most people I know (including me) rather get nightmares than beautiful dreams of mathematics...

I dunno what your movie taste is like, but if you like heist movies, I suggest:

• Ocean's Eleven
• Ocean's Twelve
• Ocean's Thirteen
• The Italian Job
• Gone in 60 seconds

With some restrictions, I can also suggest The Thomas Crown Affair, but that a little too much soap opera for my taste...

Hmm, first time I hear of that HTTP error, but sound to me like you are using some kind of "bad" proxy or something like that...

Yes, with the Astra2Connect system you also transmit data to the satellite. About moving: AFAIK since 9/11 it's already a REAL pain in the ass just for normal tourists to travel into that country, not speaking of people who want to permanently live there (just read a little about the border between ...

Forgot to mention: Be careful about those "flatrates", all resellers are useing quota systems. If you use more traffic than allowed (they don't give any informations about how much traffic they allow), they slow down your connection (but they don't seem to completely block you, though). DarkPrince: ...

If you want to move, I suggest Sweden (for example 100MBit Flat for less than 20€/month), shouldn't be too difficult for a talented programmer like you to find a job there (for example in the automotive industries). Anyhow I have to admit I personally most certainly wouldn't move and let all the peo...

Have you had too many Piña Cudadas?

I'm not sure, but I guess I could probably imagine that he might have a real life besides his role as developer of BarsWF. Real life you know, the thingie where the pizzas come from...

If you get errors or warnings when compiling the CUDA SDK, this might help you (you'll obviously need to have gcc-3.4 installed). On my Archlinux 64 bit box, these changes made the compilation of cuMD5 as a native 64 bit binary possible. This is a "clean" solution (without renaming the binaries of t...

So have fun in Minsk then!

You know perhaps the german c't magazine (AFAIK it's the most sold computer magazine in Europe, and IMHO they're more or less the only printed computer magazine with a scientific approach on the market). They have a test of VGA coolers in their most recent edition, where they tested the following mo...

BarsMonster wrote:It is going

How well have they done their job at ATI if you compare it to CUDA? (In other words: Will a Radeon HD 4870 X2 be faster than a GTX280 or will it be slowed down by bad drivers or something like that?)

What are you exactly gonna use for the ATI cards, Close to Metal or OpenCL?

Sry, but...

When I read "otitis media", I first thought this would be a thread about corporate media like Fox and the like... I clicked your link only after I had read the whole page and asked myself "WTF are they talking about?!"

I hope you get well again soon...

I just tried to imagine what would happen if you put 4 of these boxes onto one of these quad-sli-mainboards (using a $20 PCI graphics card to be able to connect your monitor to your computer). That would be 24 GTX280, or even worse, 24 Radeon 4870 X2s... Hooooooly shit....

Wine actually isn't an emulator but a wrapper for the Windows API under Linux.
WINE stands for "WINE Is Not an Emulator"...

I just found this howto, they seem to describe there how to get CUDA work with wine on Ubuntu 64bit:
http://gpu2.twomurs.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

I haven't tested this so far, but I plan to do so over the next days, hopefully already tomorrow afternoon.

Have you installed the CUDA driver? Without CUDA driver, this won't work...

After all, they're both companies to maximize their benefits and their shareholder value, so these things are just plain normal everyday business policies. They want to make money, that's their prime goal, designing more (or less) good CPUs is just their way to get there.

Sc00bz: That's exactly what I meant. There I said that a benchmark of the 2 tools would be interesting. Simply measure the real time they need with some external tool, and see what comes out.

Sure they aren't simply faking this to make people buy their stuff instead of just using BarsWF?

A direct benchmark where both tools have to find the same password with the same settings (as far as possible) would be very interesting I think... (Of course I do hope Elcomsoft is NOT faking this).