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1. #STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA UPGRADE#
2. #STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA SOFTWARE#
3. #STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA SIMULATOR#
4. #STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA WINDOWS#

With the quick-start rules, you can simply select one of the exciting missions, position your ships on the playing space as instructed, and choose your opening move.įast and visceral, X-Wing puts you in the middle of fierce Star Wars firefights.

#STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA UPGRADE#

X-Wing includes everything you need to begin your battles, such as thirteen Ship cards (featuring nine Imperial and four Rebel pilots), five Upgrade cards, and three fully assembled and painted ships. “We'll have to destroy them ship to ship. Intuitive Rules Have You Fighting in Minutes While one TIE fighter seldom presents a real threat to a skilled Rebel pilot, two or more working in concert can quickly overwhelm ships several times their size. But what the TIE fighter lacks in defensive capabilities, it more than makes up for in numbers.

#STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA SOFTWARE#

I won second place in the computer science division, the Best High School Mathematics award from the Math Teachers Association, and the Best Computer Software award from the IEEE.The Sienar Fleet Systems TIE fighter, a lightweight and nimble starfighter designed with efficiency and affordability in mind, is the X-wing's opposite in nearly every conceivable way. I participated in the 2002 Northwest Science Expo by extending polynomial regression to three dimensions and evaluating the tradeoffs of representing image data in the form of a large function. I later started a club at RPI to spread the language. I worked with Bart Massey and Keith Packard, creators of the Nickle programming language, writing the tutorial to guide users through the language's unique features. I rewrote the implementation of rotate in an experiment version of the C++ STL, making it asymptotically faster when permuting lists of lists, as part of a project headed by Dave Musser (the inventor of quicksort). I devised an algorithm based on hashing grid positions into random offsets and other properties, and provided the animator with the useless but entertaining ability to smoothly change the randomness of the universe.

#STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA SIMULATOR#

Of the Boneh-Franklin distributed RSA key generation protocol.Īs part of a software design class, I lead a group in creating a starfield simulator capable of rendering arbitrarily long, yet repeatable, trips through an inifinite starfield using constant memory.

Which includes the only complete implementation (to my knowledge) I wrote a distributed cyptography library, I created a more inclusive set of meaning tags, and a tagged corpus of names from Wikipedia, and applied part-of-speech tagging techniques to what I dubbed name tagging. The expedients persist because people want to be able to process (mostly sort and modify the formality of) names without having to understand all possible cultures. The concept of “first” and “last” names, or even given and family names, is unecessarily ignorant of many cultural customs regarding human names. I explored the problem of parsing human names.

#STARFIELD WIKIPEDIA WINDOWS#

The results were promising for gestural control of three-dimensional windows or placement of images. Sitting in front of a webcam to physically control all eight degrees of freedom Inspired by FlowMouse and HandVu, I created software that enables a user I used to be the primary maintainer for the CrossTeX bibliography management tool, which is a drop-in replacement for BibTeX with a more advanced database model designed for improved maintainability and adaptability to different bibliography styles. I am currently exploring its applications for dynamic load balancing of long-running streams such as video-on-demand. I measured the significant disruption caused by lost TCP connections for BGP routing, and created TCPR, middleware that enables transparent connection recovery. I began it in the context of a joint research venture with Cisco, to build a large, highly-available router based on the CRS-1.

My other current research focuses on enabling fault-tolerant applications to maintaining unbreakable TCP connections to their peers. In my dissertation research I am attempting to pin down the right “reverse-socket” interface to enable networks to be overlaid in more general patterns than the old layered model. We need to fundamentally reconsider how we talk about and design network protocols with an emphasis on composability. To meet the future needs of electronic health care and the smart grid, For the Internet to catch up with our current needs, such as streaming videoĪnd cloud computing, and certainly to grow