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Drooling Over VA Tech's 1100-Node G5 Cluster

Mr. Slurpee writes "Virginia Tech's 1100-node dual 2 GHz Apple G5 Terascale Cluster is getting racked up and ready to roar. If you're a penniless geek like me, at least there's some tech pr0n for us to drool over. There's 1100 of them ... think they could part with one?" Update: 09/22 02:55 GMT by T : Matt submits a link to this full mirror of the photos, writing "The page owner's comment on the original mirror being taken down due to bandwidth? 'Bring it on!'"

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  1. Is it just me... by Xpilot · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Or does this photo look inverted to you guys? Or did they glue those big fan-things to the ceiling?

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  2. One word... by soliaus · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    ...fork!

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  3. Dear Father Sims by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Dear Father Sims

    Thank you for your kind letter! Being a former Catholic priest myself, I know exactly what you are talking about! It has been our dream at Apple Computers ever since we began in the 80's to shape the homosexual experience with the ultimate computer.

    I can answer your letter by saying that YES we will indeed be making a firewire version of the FUFME. With the additional bandwidth offered by the firewire bus, we will be able to more accurately record and deliver more minute and subtle movements that the USB FUFME simply couldnt support due to lack of bandwidth. You will be able to recognize our firewire FUFME in stores by the fancy holographic logo of a cock entering an Apple.

    We are glad to help loyal customers such as yourself. If you ever have any more questions, feel free to drop a line (or connect to my teledildonic FUFME server on fufme://cockman.apple.com).

    Hugh G. Cockman
    President
    Homosexual Liaison Services
    Apple Computer, Inc.

  4. The next Slashdot story will be ready soon! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Developers : Remote Root Exploit In lsh
    Posted by timothy in The Mysterious Future!
    from the harsh-eye dept.
    skookum writes "After last week's OpenSSH patch-fest , a lot of people suggested GNU lsh as a replacement. Unfortunately, it seems that the lsh team has recently discovered a heap overflow bug of their own that can lead to compromise. An exploit was posted to BugTraq two days ago. Happy patching. "

  5. Bah by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    That nigger in the photo must be a prop - I can't imagine him even holding a damn crimping tool correctly, much less building a CLUSTER.

    LOL