I think I saw this written up in one of ACM's magazines, but those don't
get a lot of traffic. NPR did a story on a group at Stanford doing
computational photography - camera hardware with a Linux backend. The
prototypes are ungainly, of course, but the potential is very
interesting. Here's
They have a downstairs room for groups now (I hear, haven't seen it).
Heather Brodeur wrote:
On 10/09/2009 12:08 AM, Bruce Dawson wrote:
Google found 2 brew pubs in Manchester:
* Milley's Tavern (www.milleystavern.com)
* Strange Brew (www.strangebrewtavern.net)
I believe we had
IBM was working on a Cell on a card to plug into a motherboard for use
in supercomputer clusters. Much like nvidea's tesla gpu cards.
On 10/11/09, Jim Kuzdrall gnh...@intrel.com wrote:
Greetings Bruce,
Interesting and challenging project!
On Saturday 10 October 2009 15:20, Bruce
Tom Buskey wrote:
IBM was working on a Cell on a card to plug into a motherboard for use
in supercomputer clusters. Much like nvidea's tesla gpu cards.
Fixstars, formerly known as terrasoftsolutions has an equivalent item
http://www.fixstars.com/en/products/gigaaccel180/
If this was
Just a reminder that NEAR-Fest, the NorthEast Amateur Radio ham fest, is
this upcoming weekend on the Deerfield Fair grounds, Friday and
Saturday. I don't think there's any official GNHLUG presence planned,
but it can be a great opportunity to pick up some hardware, flashlights,
oddball items,
Manning Publications regularly offers very good discounts on their
books. This month, they're offering a very generous discount to the user
group (see below) and a contest for those interested in posting reviews
of their book.
Apologies for the ugly reformatting of their HTML email...
