20 Nov
2003
20 Nov
'03
9:15 a.m.
Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
I believe that Turing proved that if it can be calculated
by a computer, it can be computed on a Turning machine. It
is the reverse that may not be true since the computer may
not be flexable enough. Turing didn't make comments as to
how large a Turing machine was to do this, only that it could.
Dwight
But most of the time Computer Science deals in abstact rather than
"How %^$#! do I get my scroll wheel disabled in the game I am playing"
as practical problems. ( I am playing a RPG and the scroll wheel
selects spells used by the middle and left mouse buttons. Since the
mouse has the scroll wheel and the middle mouse button combined this
leads to problems if you hit the scroll wheel by mistake. )
Scotch tape or hot glue may be the answer.
Ben.