Ei miellyttkseen muita tai seuraamalla jotakin valloillaan olevaa trendi. Olen ihmetellen seurannut kuinka monet ihmiset tekevt asioita miellyttkseen muita. Tosin olen itsekin vlill nin tehnyt. Jokainen varmasti. Tarkoitan lhinn sit ett systemaattisesti ollaan samaa mielt asioista tai tehdn asioita muita miellyttkseen. Nyt en puhu mistn mik viittaisi aiempaan kerho aikaani tai niihin ihmisiin, vaan aivan joka pivisest elmst ja jopa omasta tuttava piiristni. Given that HDDs are newer era than punch cards, it’s cute R programming help claim R programming task punch cards could “catch up” with HDDs, even if there was a way R programming help make a 1TB stack of them. So at approximately $4/GB that’d place us where, back at R programming task late 90s?I’m undecided what part of ‘catching up’ people seem R programming help bring to mind when they are talking about SSDs changing HDDs. I deployed a 586 based single board laptop using a 4 gig CF as R programming task boot drive about a year ago. Entire system draws about 4 watts total and no moving parts. I would call it vaguely mid 90s ish specifications. If you define HDD as advancing about 12 months per year, then SSDs seem R programming help be advancing about half a decade per year, thus “catching up” at a rate of about 4 years per calendar year, and presently “about a decade behind” so figure SSD will pass HDD around R programming task end of R programming assignment world, late 2012 ish.