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• Intel's
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• schlemiel the painter's algorithm
  {{title|Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm}} '''Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm''' (also spelled ''Shlemiel'') is a term referring to a class of
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• Shlemiel the Painter's Algorithm
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• Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm
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• Property:s-spec
  ...rty does '''NOT''' include qualification samples (for those see [[Property:s-spec (qs)]]).
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• intel/s-spec
  {{intel title|Sample-Specification (S-Spec)}} ...meric characters that represent an exact IC batch (or set of batches). The S-Spec number can uniquely identify the [[model number]] (and all the specifi
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• Property:s-spec (qs)
  ...oes '''NOT''' include regular production S-Specs (for those see [[Property:s-spec]]).
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• moore's law
  {{title|Moore's Law}} ...he [[semiconductor industry]] that states that the number of [[transistor]]s on a dense [[integrated circuit]] roughly doubles every 24 months.
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• Moore's Law
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• s-spec
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• intel s-spec
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• intel/cores/kaby lake s
  {{intel title|Kaby Lake S|core}} |name=Kaby Lake S
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• Kaby Lake S
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• kaby lake s
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• intel/kaby lake s
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• Moore's law
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• intel/cores/skylake s
  {{intel title|Skylake S|core}} |name=Skylake S
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• Skylake S
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• Skylake-S
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• amdahl's law
  {{title|Amdahl's Law}}[[File:amdahl.svg|right|300px]] '''Amdahl's Law''' is a formulation an observation that attempts to give an upper bound
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• Amdahl's Law
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• S-Spec
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• intel/cores/coffee lake s
  {{intel title|Coffee Lake S|core}} |name=Coffee Lake S
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• Coffee Lake S
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• coffee lake s
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• intel/coffee lake s
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• intel/cores/ice lake s
  {{intel title|Ice Lake S|core}} |name=Ice Lake S
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• intel/cores/comet lake s
  {{intel title|Comet Lake S|core}} |name=Comet Lake S
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• pollack's rule
  {{title|Pollack's Rule}} '''Pollack's rule''' states that the performance increase delivered by [[microarchitectu
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• Pollack's Rule
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• Pollack's rule
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• Amdahl's law
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• intel/cores/broadwell s
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• Arm's
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• Intel's 10 nm process
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• intel/cores/alder lake s
  {{intel title|Alder Lake S|core}} |name=Alder Lake S
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• Alder Lake S
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• WikiChip
  ...n: 10px 20px 20px 0; width: 100%; border-bottom: 1.5px solid black;">Moore's Law</div>
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• c
  ...sumptions about the underlining mechanism that implements the language. It's this precise simplicity and abstraction that allowed various system designe ...uage called BCPL, which was developed in the mid 1960's. In the early 1970's, a [[DEC PDP-11]] machine was acquired for the UNIX project. Large portions
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• mirc/variables
  Although it's not required in /var since 6.21, the equal sign can be used to assign a val unset -s %exampleH* %exampleVar
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• mirc
  ...m|procedural]] [[scripting language]] embedded inside the mIRC client. mSL's main feature is its seamless ability to interact with other [[IRC]] clients ...pts as {{mirc|aliases}} or as {{mirc|on events}}. {{mirc|Aliases}} are mSL's version of [[functions]] while {{mirc|on events}} are triggered events that
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• mirc/string manipulation
  '''String manipulation''' is the building block of many of today's utilities and algorithms. Everything from formatting and validation to anal It's important to note that both identifiers and variables can be substituted in
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• mirc/token manipulation
  To better understand this concept; let's consider a simple alias that returns the day of the week from a given Nth d ...tok. $puttok replaces by the Nth token while $reptok replaces by the token's value.
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• mirc/aliases
  ...y this is useful, it can allow you to check if an identifier exist in mIRC's own language and has a value but you cannot use it to check built-in which ...ally does not return any value, but instead, it processes the arguments it's given. In a command, every argument is separated by a space. $0 will contai
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• mirc/on event
  ...NOT related to access levels that are controls by IRC services like Anope's Services (ChanServ/NickServ). Sometimes we want to get the user's input. We can use the & to match a single word (in this case it will be a n
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• mirc/raw events
  Before we can talk about the actual events themselves it's important that we get a better understanding on what these raw messages loo Using the debug window we have open. Let’s execute a /whois command on someone in our channel. You might see something
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• mirc/conditional statements
  ...ing a ''condition''. A condition in mIRC has a false [[truth value]] if it's {{mIRC|$null}}, [[$false - identifier - mIRC|$false]], or 0. ;it's 12 o'clock
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• cray/interconnects/slingshot
  '''Slingshot''' is the sucessor to {{\\|Aries}}, [[Cray]]'s eighth-generation high-performance interconnect. Slingshot is Cray's 8th major generation of high-performance network interconnects. Slingshot i
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• mirc/while loops
  ...dition is while ({{mIRC|$calc}}(%x - 5)) {, since 5-5 is 0, the while loop's condition is false, thus it will not execute any code inside it. ...eat the echo statement as many times as we want. Let's take a look at what's going on:
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• mirc/goto statements
  ...reseterror as soon as possible, this reset the error (and therefore $error's value), mIRC leaves the error state and you can safely execute anything you ...exact list of features that are working in this situation are unknown, it's recommended not to do anything before using /reseterror in this situation.
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• mirc/operators
  ...w to use them. Now, all you need to be able to do is operate on them. That's exactly what '''mIRC Operators''' lets you do. ''Operators'' are special sy ;is that ban on #mSL's internal ban list?
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• mirc/custom windows
  ...minimized). -a can be used to add this line to the current selection and -s can be used to clear the current selection and select just this line. <synt The titlebar command can be used to change the window's title.
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• mirc/hash tables
  ;hmake also have an -s switch which prints debug info</syntaxhighlight> If it's possible the table is not yet created, use the -m switch, which creates the
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• mirc/ini files
  ...IRCs: The -n switch is used when the file exceeds 65,536 bytes (64 KB). It's a good idea to place it there if you think the file will get pretty big in will remove mike's entry from the ini file.
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• mirc/text files
  /write's simplest operation is the append operation. By default, /write will write a
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• mirc/sockets
  ...d {{mIRC|on events|events}} that allow scripts to create network [[socket]]s. [[mIRC]] supports both {{mIRC|sockets/udp|UDP}} and {{mIRC|sockets/tcp|TCP ...The number that follows the colon (:) is the port number. In this case it's port number 80, which happens to be the default HTTP port.
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• mirc/sockets/tcp
  === /sockwrite's limit === ...imit but note that when using {{mIRC|TCP Sockets#POST_vs_GET.3F|POST}}, it's more likely to reach that limit, you can find an example on how to workarou
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• mirc/sockets/udp
  S: Listen on port 37 (45 octal). S: Receive the empty datagram.
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• mirc/msl injection
  ...pting Language injection) is a code injection technique that exploits mIRC's ability to dynamically evaluate code on the run. With mSLs powerful command ...ommand to be executed when the delay has passed is "echo -a <{{mIRC|$day}}'s value>"
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• mirc/commands
  '''S''' * {{mIRC|/timer}}s
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• mirc/identifiers
  '''S'''
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• mirc/commands/abook
  ;Open the address book and show Ahnk's whois info
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• mirc/commands/alias
  /alias -s [filename] <aliasname> [command] * '''-s''' - shows the alias command being performed.
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• mirc/commands/aline
  '''Note:''' If the main window is sorted (text or listbox and /window -s has been used), lines added with /echo to that window won't be sorted, only * '''-s''' - Clears the old selection in a listbox and selects the newly added item
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• mirc/commands/amsg
  <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">/amsg It's snowing!</syntaxhighlight>
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• mirc/commands/anick
  ...C will place a '/nick ' text in the server's editbox and wait for the user's reply.
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• mirc/commands/auser
  The '''/auser command''' Add or edit an entry in mIRC's User List (the User tab of the Script Editor). * Added level(s) to user *!*@Example.com
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• mirc/commands/autojoin
  * '''-s''' - Skip autojoin
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• mirc/commands/avoice
  ...ature that can be used to manage access for a channel. Whenever a user who's address matches an address in the auto-voice list joins the channel, mIRC w
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• mirc/commands/background
  * '''-s''' - status window <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Setting one of window vista's sample pictures as the background for the active window
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• mirc/commands/ban
  ...th a kick message. mIRC uses the /userhost server command to find the user's address before applying a ban. <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Ban Foo's address (type 2) in the active channel window
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• mirc/commands/bcopy
  ; Zero-fills the source variable's bytes which were copied to the destination ; Print out &example's content (up to the first null)
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• mirc/commands/bindip
  ...e used can be specified. When used without parameters mIRC indicates if it's on or off.
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• mirc/commands/bread
  * If bread's offset changed from 0 to 3, result is 233 because the read portion of the l
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• mirc/commands/bset
  ...he alias but instead they remain set until processing is complete. Thus it's possible to use the same binary variable within multiple aliases if they ca ...sets the last byte as 0, and allows zero-filling the prior bytes with 0x00's:
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• mirc/commands/bwrite
  ...es and you write 3 bytes at position 3 (4th byte), the resulting disk file's filesize is 6 because the 3 bytes were written as the 4th through 6th bytes
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• mirc/commands/btrunc
  ;Write to a variable %temp's content ;Print out the variable's content
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• mirc/commands/clear
  ...he buffer of the current window. If a window name is specified that window's buffer will be cleared. * '''-s''' - clears the status window
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• mirc/commands/clearall
  * '''-s''' - status window
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• mirc/commands/clearial
  ...'' clears the IAL; If a nickname is specified, it will clear that nickname's entry * '''[nick]''' - Removes that nickname's IAL entry
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• mirc/commands/cline
  ...nd''' changes the color of the Nth line/item in a custom window or channel's nicklist. * '''-h''' - Highlights the window's button (if window is minimized)
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• mirc/commands/clipboard
  * '''-a''' - Appends text to the end of the current clipboard's contents
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• mirc/commands/close
  * '''-s''' - DCC Send windows * '''-@'''[ID/name] - A custom window's name or a window ID
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• mirc/commands/closemsg
  <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Close Kol's query
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• mirc/commands/cnick
  The '''/cnick command''' allows you to modify items from the address book's nick color list. 2. If a color index has an RGB value matching one that's already been chosen, the 2nd color index is not chosen. This means that for
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• mirc/commands/color
  * '''-s''' - Changes the active scheme * '''<name>''' - Item's name:
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• mirc/introduction
  ...ch one. Before we dive into what these little (or rather big) guys do, let's get to know some basics first. Let's take a few moments to help familiarize you with the following key component
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