GeeK QUADRO

I’m afraid Namek will not live long enough

fuzzyeyebrows — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:18:48 +0000

Here we are, once again caught up in the misfortune that cursed our very guts – once during the Huseatiani invasion of the planet and a second time, which, following the unfavourable status of the few historians of Namek, went unrecorded, unfatefully – causing much destruction to us as a people. Today we must stand strong. We are desperately in need of a planet similar to ours which we must inhabit, for we fear that old Namek may have abandoned us. Fellow Nameikans, our planet is dying. It will soon reform itself with conditions we can not live in. The great falls will turn into larva and temperatures will soar and fluctuate at no less than 500 degrees. The two poles will leave the Atkins at the mercy of near plutotonic tundra storms and there is much speculation that the core of this old star is drying out. We will be stripped of the occurance of day and night that creates a dynamic environment so that we can keep track of time. Life will be dark during these days, but not always, for it shan’t be long before our race got wiped out along with any evidence of our existence, not even the tiniest decaying DNA of our fellow creature. The decripit planet will have become the spectacle of the this galaxy, somewhat like Jupiter, in the milky way where there is much excitement when viewed on telescope by Earthlings.

We fight proudly for an unjust cause

fuzzyeyebrows — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:52:30 +0000

A few moments with the president of the united states is all we need and then there would be demons flying overhead every bit of land that’s left of this hell hole. Unfortunately for Barack Obama, his family has been deemed a necessary sacrifice for this unholy cause and therefore will have to be terminated if Mr. Obama does not meet our demands (inclusive of a lifetime supply of either super big gulps or cocaine)

The higgs boson or the end of the world?

fuzzyeyebrows — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:10:17 +0000

CERN’s newest project, the Launching of the Large Hadron Collider (the world’s most complicated particle accelerator) seems to be fairing well. Couldn’t say the same for the death threats though; they still keep coming. And the beams of protons well made it’s way around the 17 mile underground collider in either directions at speeds nearly as fast as light, successfully doing what it was intended to do. Yes, the big bang was recreated in this initial “test run”, only at a smaller scale. The proton beams will be fired atleast a few more times this week and hopefully, the big brains behind this will be able to analyze the outcome and find what is referred to as ’new matter’.

Both Dell and Windows announces their partnership with ‘(Product) Red’

fuzzyeyebrows — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 05:36:59 +0000

Intel goes way beyond 45nm

fuzzyeyebrows — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 12:00:25 +0000

THIS NEW BIT OF PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY HITS BIG ON THE HANDHELDS

The processor is designed for speed and specifically networking on mobile devices. its based on an entirely new design, built for low power and designed for a new wave of Mobile Internet Devices and simple, low-cost PC’s. This small wonder is a fundamental new shift in design, small yet powerful enough to enable a big Internet experience on these new devices. It will unleash new innovation across the industry. This is exactly what we need for our handheld mobile devices. Imagine a tiny nanoprocessor having reached the level of processing applied to today’s most advanced laptops, with a potential of reaching processing powers of up to 2 Ghz . Thats not just it, this incredible bit of work consumes less power than any other processor of same vendor, it actually has a thermal design power specification ranging from subwatt to 2.5 watts for mobile devices. All this, and while still delivering the power and performance you need for full Internet capabilities.