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Re: Re: What Does SOAP/WS Do that A REST System Can't?

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  • Subject: Re: Re: What Does SOAP/WS Do that A REST System Can't?
  • From: David Lyon <david.lyon@c...>
  • Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2005 16:02:39 -0400
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young and rest
>> Maybe we got overtaken by the 3D games .... I've
> > never understood the idea to
> > stick a graphics card in a computer.. it just seems
> > so wrong... :-)
>
> The graphics card is optional. In the PCs which do not
> have graphics card, the microprocessor has to execute
> all drawing instructions. Interestingly MMX
> instructions of new Pentium microprocessors provide
> similar functions of graphics accelerator. Streaming
> SIMD instructions add performance to graphics
> operations complementing MMX instructions. So
> microprocessor is evolving to provide advanced
> graphics capabilities as well.
>
> But as of today's date I think graphics card are
> considered important. They speed up the computer's
> ability to compress/decompress images or doing frame
> operations required in advanced video applications.
> Decoupling graphics functions from the microprocessor
> frees the microprocessor for other jobs. And the
> graphics cards are optimized for video processing and
> for image oriented operations.

Yes I know that... :-)

You must be one of these young people that *expect* good graphics.. :-)

Why in my day... you'd be lucky to even get 40x25 characters... and when
 80x25 came out... that was to save up for.... not these 64MB graphics
 cards... they're ridiculous.....

David


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