Today recap on this friday sold 3 games today here they are
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Friday, February 6, 2015
Today recap
Friday stock
Just in for weekend goods cheap prices happy firefighters weekend too
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Friday sold orders 2/6/205
Just sold 3 games today
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Just in happy weekend
Just in for weekend goods cheap prices happy firefighters weekend too
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Just sold
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Monday, February 2, 2015
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Scientists Build A Supercomputer From PlayStations To Study Black Holes
Scientists Build A Supercomputer From PlayStations To Study Black Holes
Government funding for research is becoming increasingly difficult to come by due to ongoing global economic instability, which is why many scientists are forced to look elsewhere to keep their research projects alive. Some are turning to crowdfunding, which is now allowing the UK to explore the moon, whereas others are practicing being thrifty. Dr. Gaurav Khanna is a perfect example of the latter, as he has managed to make an extremely cheap supercomputer using PlayStation 3 (PS3) games consoles. And he has even successfully used his ingenious invention to publish several scientific papers.
Khanna, a black hole physicist at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, began his budget supercomputer endeavor back in 2007. His research focuses on gravitational waves, which are ripples in the fabric of space-time produced by moving masses like stars or black holes, usually when two or more compact masses interact in a violent manner, such as colliding together.
Gravitational waves decrease in strength as they move away from the source, meaning that by the time they reach Earth they are extremely weak, which is why scientists have struggled to detect them. But rather than developing instruments to pick up these waves, Khanna uses supercomputers to simulate black hole collisions.
Supercomputers are useful tools because they can crunch massive numbers and solve calculations that are too big for a single processor. As Khanna explains to New York Times, supercomputers perform at least 10 times better than single desktop computers, but they are extremely expensive to build. Normally, supercomputers are constructed by linking together a large number of processors, such as standard computers. However, Khanna decided to use PS3s rather than desktops to build his model, partly because of their low cost (around $250), and partly because users can install their preferred operating system.
Khanna contacted Sony for help with his endeavour, who gladly donated four consoles. His university funded another 8, and he bought the remaining four he needed with his own money. He then installed Linux on all of them, hooked them up and connected them to the Internet. And voila- a budget supercomputer was born.
Two years on, he was able to show in a published paper that his invention could speed up calculations by a factor of almost 10 compared to a traditional desktop computer. That same year, he published a paper detailing the behavior of gravitational waves arising from rotating black holes, which was made possible by his new toy.
Khanna was then approached by the Air Force Research Laboratory whose researchers had already been looking into using PS3s to help them out with urban surveillance projects. The lab donated 176 consoles to Khanna, resulting in a supercomputer as powerful as 3,000 laptops. What’s more, the remarkable machine came with a $75,000 price tag; a fraction of the cost of a traditional supercomputer. And it’s already helped Khanna publish two more scientific papers on black hole collisions. But his supercomputing journey isn’t over yet, as he is due another 220 consoles this year.
Unfortunately, these PS3 supercomputers will always be limited in terms of memory, which is significantly smaller than traditionally built machines. That’s why Khanna is now looking at using PC graphics cards, which are much more powerful than PS3s but still an inexpensive option.
Government funding for research is becoming increasingly difficult to come by due to ongoing global economic instability, which is why many scientists are forced to look elsewhere to keep their research projects alive. Some are turning to crowdfunding, which is now allowing the UK to explore the moon, whereas others are practicing being thrifty. Dr. Gaurav Khanna is a perfect example of the latter, as he has managed to make an extremely cheap supercomputer using PlayStation 3 (PS3) games consoles. And he has even successfully used his ingenious invention to publish several scientific papers.
Khanna, a black hole physicist at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, began his budget supercomputer endeavor back in 2007. His research focuses on gravitational waves, which are ripples in the fabric of space-time produced by moving masses like stars or black holes, usually when two or more compact masses interact in a violent manner, such as colliding together.
Gravitational waves decrease in strength as they move away from the source, meaning that by the time they reach Earth they are extremely weak, which is why scientists have struggled to detect them. But rather than developing instruments to pick up these waves, Khanna uses supercomputers to simulate black hole collisions.
Supercomputers are useful tools because they can crunch massive numbers and solve calculations that are too big for a single processor. As Khanna explains to New York Times, supercomputers perform at least 10 times better than single desktop computers, but they are extremely expensive to build. Normally, supercomputers are constructed by linking together a large number of processors, such as standard computers. However, Khanna decided to use PS3s rather than desktops to build his model, partly because of their low cost (around $250), and partly because users can install their preferred operating system.
Khanna contacted Sony for help with his endeavour, who gladly donated four consoles. His university funded another 8, and he bought the remaining four he needed with his own money. He then installed Linux on all of them, hooked them up and connected them to the Internet. And voila- a budget supercomputer was born.
Two years on, he was able to show in a published paper that his invention could speed up calculations by a factor of almost 10 compared to a traditional desktop computer. That same year, he published a paper detailing the behavior of gravitational waves arising from rotating black holes, which was made possible by his new toy.
Khanna was then approached by the Air Force Research Laboratory whose researchers had already been looking into using PS3s to help them out with urban surveillance projects. The lab donated 176 consoles to Khanna, resulting in a supercomputer as powerful as 3,000 laptops. What’s more, the remarkable machine came with a $75,000 price tag; a fraction of the cost of a traditional supercomputer. And it’s already helped Khanna publish two more scientific papers on black hole collisions. But his supercomputing journey isn’t over yet, as he is due another 220 consoles this year.
Unfortunately, these PS3 supercomputers will always be limited in terms of memory, which is significantly smaller than traditionally built machines. That’s why Khanna is now looking at using PC graphics cards, which are much more powerful than PS3s but still an inexpensive option.
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Gamer
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Friday, December 26, 2014
In to the storm 2014 movie
It's kind like sharknado gets 4 out of 5 it's not a buy like sharknado was but it decent and stuiped
Paint review
With white paint spots on my windows look like it raining makes it harder to see outside check windows after ladder was hitting the glass on them look like no repairs need .. Sherman Williams is doing the paint don't use them or deal with them they are bad .the painters hanging off the ladders with one foot plus skip lots of place plus they hold on to ladder then move it in the air .there breaking all safety rules.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Ebay store
Listed lots more stuff something are new some are wholesale deals check them out
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
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Friday, September 5, 2014
change.org thundercatsnyy
thundercatsnyy: bring back the store http://www.change.org/p/thundercatsnyy-bring-back-the-store?recruiter=29484008&utm_campaign=twitter_link&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=share_petition via @Change
Monday, September 1, 2014
Kevin's Corner: My Son's Amazon Store
Kevin's Corner: My Son's Amazon Store: My son, Karl Tipple , has a store at Amazon where he sells video games, consoles, and other things with part of the sales going to...
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Amazon plays like walmart
@amazon can't explain there self using auto reply please call amazon ask for thundercatsnyy store back 18662161072 need my support
Friday, August 22, 2014
Bean bag chair
Bean bag chair recall and one child dead here in Mckinney texas
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/22-million-bean-bag-chairs-recalled-deaths-25083848
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Orders of wensday
Going out today..
Now I wait for usps pick up 25 package just from yesterday http://amazon.com/shops/thundercatsnyy
Sunday, August 17, 2014
God happy sunday
Mark 13:13 And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.
Saturday, August 16, 2014
gaming sale before school and during school
Save $4.00 when you purchase 1 or more Qualifying items offered by thundercatsnyy. Enter code OEUK7HCX at checkout. Here's how (restrictions apply).
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
SALE COMING ON AMAZON
SALE COMING ON AMAZON WE GOT THE DEALS
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07/20/201411:59 PMPDT
SO CHECK OUT ARE STORE if you having shop with us try now
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SO CHECK OUT ARE STORE if you having shop with us try now
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Friday, June 27, 2014
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Added more in
Just listed 100 new games on http://amazon.com/shops/thundercatsnyy are store has over 1400 games, movies, books, magazine
Friday, June 6, 2014
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