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"It appears that there is a bug in the floating point unit (numeric coprocessor) of many, and perhaps all, Pentium processors. For example, 1/824633702441. 0 is calculated incorrectly (all digits beyond the eighth significant digit are in error). " — Dr. Nicely For most users, this would never be a noticeable issue. That doesn't make it any less of an oversight on Intel's part, though. While trying to triple processing speed, Intel changed the old floating point calculation algorithm to a new version with a lookup table of 1, 066 entries. In the first generation Pentiums, however, only 1, 061 entries were present… This error means nothing for all but one in 9 billion use cases. It passed quality control and went into production. However, when Thomas Nicely publicly complained about the error, Intel had to replace $475 million worth of processors for a bug they they claim they'd noticed months back. It was PR nightmare, and costly to clean up. The mistake in this case? Thinking that a bug affecting a core part of the software's functionality is too small to be dealt with.
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Jpegman Canon 6D Mark II Canon EF 50mm F1. 8 II Canon EF 17-40mm f/4. 0L USM Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5. 6 IS USM +3 more OP In reply to panos_m Feb 11, 2018 Thanks for all of your responses! I'll check out that YouTube channel. panos_m wrote: Unfortunately I did not run the self-calibration when setting up the printer a few months ago. In the meantime I got custom ICCs created for the papers I use. I am wondering if running the self-calibration now would interfere with these profiles, by changing the colors after they were just profiled. Also, does the self-calibration take effect only if you let the printer do the color management, or also if you let the printing software do the color management? Probably it will affect the profiles. As I understand it takes effect always. I believe it works for both editing software and allowing the printer to color manage. ICC profiles - whether custom, self-done (as with ColorMunki Photo or other such products) or downloaded from a paper manufacturer's website are just sets of color instructions that are sent to your editing program and eventually to your printer.