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utf-8 regression testing
cf: http://dev.soylentnews.org/comments.pl?sid=1115&cid=27307
See: http://www.w3.org/2004/04/uri-rel-test.html
All of the following were entered using <a href="...">>...</a>
Test 101: http://www.w%33.org/
Should be: http://www.w3.org/
Test 111: http://r%c3%a4ksm%c3%b6rg%c3%a5s.josefsson.org/
Should be: http://räksmörgås.josefsson.org/
Test 112: http://%e7%b4%8d%e8%b1%86.w3.mag.keio.ac.jp/
Should be: http://�豆.w3.mag.keio.ac.jp/
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Bug #59 tests
This is fodder for testing https://github.com/SoylentNews/slashcode/issues/59.
Nested "blockquote" and "q" elements:
test1: zero
one two three
four five six
seven eight
nine.
Nested "blockquote" and "em" elements:
test2: zero
one two three
four five six
seven eight
nine.
A $1,499 Supercomputer on a Card?
A $1,499 supercomputer on a card? That's what I thought when reading El Reg's report of AMD's Radeon R9 295X2 graphics card which is rated at 11.5 TFlop/s(*). It is water-cooled, contains 5632 stream processors, has 8 GB of DDR5 RAM, and runs at 1018MHz.
AMD's announcement claims it's "the world's fastest, period". The $1,499 MSRP compares favorably to the $2,999 NVidia GTX Titan Z which is rated at 8 TFlop/s.
From a quick skim of the reviews (at: Hard OCP, Hot Hardware, and Tom's Hardware), it appears AMD has some work to do on its drivers to get the most out of this hardware. The twice-as-expensive NVidia Titan in many cases outperformed it (especially at lower resolutions). At higher resolutions (3840x2160 and 5760x1200) the R9 295x2 really started to shine.
For comparison, consider that this 500 watt, $1,499 card is rated better than the world's fastest supercomputer listed in the top 500 list of June 2001.
(*) Trillion FLoating-point OPerations per Second.
Salient SoylentNews Links
As the SoylentNews site has gone live, I've seen several URLs posted for access to different "areas" of the site as well as to other supporting resources. I'm using this space to collect the SoylentNews links I've found, in no particular order. Some are for historical reference, others for current access/reference.
The following links may be somewhat dated or obsolete:
Alternative URLs listed here were found at the top of http://irc.sylnt.us/
- sylnt.us - wiki
- sylnt.us - forum
- sylnt.us - code
- sylnt.us - IRC Logs
- sylnt.us - Got Bugs?
- sylnt.us - Who's Who?
- sylnt.us - Leave your IRC comments here
If you are new to IRC, a good place to start is the www.irchelp.org web site!
More #Soylent IRC-related links: NOTE: issue "/msg NickServ help" to get started.
