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Tuesday, April 9, 2002
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802.11b networking has been on my radar so to speak ever since Apple's Airport was introduced, but I've become a lot more interested in the technology in the last couple weeks since we're looking at installing a few access points at work. My PowerBook is too old to support an Airport card, but at least there are open source drivers for Orinoco cards under MacOS X these days.
10:36:03 PM 
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O'Reilly Network: The AltiVec Difference is a look at just how AltiVec processing works at the source code level. I hadn't had the chance to look at any AltiVec coding examples prior to this article so I found it especially interesting. Vector programming is actually quite elegant once you see how it works, especially if you understand linear algebra. I just wish I owned a computer with a G4 processor at this point.
7:34:54 AM
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2002
Jason Gilman.
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4/9/02; 7:34:58 AM.
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