with smaller and smaller machines we are posed the problem that if this '30 inch tv' sized unit fails, so does the entire super computer.
For sure, however I think most places that need these would buy more than one. Think of it as one of SGI's processing "bricks" rather than the be-all, end-all.
"What are you listening to?" may
end up being the 2000's version of "What's your sign?". It's a
nice, safe, social sharing event without the drawbacks and risks of
disease or mental impairment.
NB: I'm not saying that
having an iPod will get/.'ers laid, that's just crazy-talk.
I was just in the washroom. In the urinal I
saw a fruit fly minding his own business, tasting the dried urine
or whatever fruit flies do in a urinal.
I watched it for about
10 seconds then decided it was time to die. Moving my urine stream
over I hit the fly and watched it in the pool at the bottom of the
urinal. It struggled for its life as it drowned in my bright yellow
waste (vitamin B complex gives urine an unnatural yellow colour).
I knew that when I stepped back from the recepticle that the
automatic flush would kick in and the fly would be washed into the
city's waste system. It was empowering watching the little fruit fly
fight for its life. I smiled then stepped back.
Be proactive, people! Print off a copy of the goatse.cx guy so if
and when the net chokes you can tape it to your monitor. You may not
even remember that you're offline after a few hours.
To me the suprising thing are all the antivirus companies chipping in to this project. They have a huge industry based on Microsoft's poor coding and won't give it up. This will (may?) slow down current viruses but there will be new types appearing. These companies have shareholders to appease.
TinFoilHat time: I imagine any news that is negative to MS'
bottom line will be relegated to the back of the bus, much like Linux
search results in MSN's search. Thanks, but I'll use a news engine
from a company with in interest in cool tech, not spinning the news
to appease stockholders.
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Cray made the Cray EL series from '94-'97, they were a "deskside" computer. See here for more info.
with smaller and smaller machines we are posed the problem that if this '30 inch tv' sized unit fails, so does the entire super computer.
For sure, however I think most places that need these would buy more than one. Think of it as one of SGI's processing "bricks" rather than the be-all, end-all.
I've never jacked into anyones walkman nor have I ever been offered. I'm not suprised this is a Mac-first thing that becomes widespread.
Radio sucks, at least in my city. No Motorhead, no Slayer, no Libido Airbag, etc etc. Just hip hop lameness and dance crap. Hence my MP3 player
That's quite cool.
"What are you listening to?" may end up being the 2000's version of "What's your sign?". It's a nice, safe, social sharing event without the drawbacks and risks of disease or mental impairment.
NB: I'm not saying that having an iPod will get
"Ransom Love" sounds like what the parents' of 12 year olds are planning when they send their kids to Michael Jackson's for the weekend.
In Search of Stupidity
Your search is over.
True story.
I was just in the washroom. In the urinal I saw a fruit fly minding his own business, tasting the dried urine or whatever fruit flies do in a urinal.
I watched it for about 10 seconds then decided it was time to die. Moving my urine stream over I hit the fly and watched it in the pool at the bottom of the urinal. It struggled for its life as it drowned in my bright yellow waste (vitamin B complex gives urine an unnatural yellow colour).
I knew that when I stepped back from the recepticle that the automatic flush would kick in and the fly would be washed into the city's waste system. It was empowering watching the little fruit fly fight for its life. I smiled then stepped back.
Goodbye, my little friend.
It's a very important issue. It casts doubt on the entire democratic process! Sheesh..
Having "Geek County" rescind their plans for this carries much more clout in the mainstream than does Butthole, Alabama or wherever.
Ever seen a rat after 15s in a microwave?
Yeah, the batter gets all mushy. They're better deep fried.
Keep a low profile and do not divulge details on Linux deployments.
Too bad NASA didn't read that advice.
"According to the product specs, it is a Unix system with X Windows."
Good, let's sue SCO!
ps: f1st pr05t
STRONG SECURITY || USABILITY
Take your pick... you can't have 'em both
My OpenBSD desktop machine is extremely usable.
Maybe we need some sort of computer-related Darwin Awards system.
You had better start scheduling the semi trailers to Redmond..
flirt with women
I always cry when I flirt with women. They all carry pepper spray nowadays.
Be proactive, people! Print off a copy of the goatse.cx guy so if and when the net chokes you can tape it to your monitor. You may not even remember that you're offline after a few hours.
To me the suprising thing are all the antivirus companies chipping in to this project. They have a huge industry based on Microsoft's poor coding and won't give it up. This will (may?) slow down current viruses but there will be new types appearing. These companies have shareholders to appease.
but it makes a solid argument in favor of OSS in general and Linux in particular, from a solidly capitalist perspective."
Crap, that means Business Week will be sued by SCO as that goes against what the McBride & Sontag boys have been saying.
Any 3.1 stuff I did was all IPX. IP was just bolted on IIRC.
TinFoilHat time:
I imagine any news that is negative to MS' bottom line will be relegated to the back of the bus, much like Linux search results in MSN's search. Thanks, but I'll use a news engine from a company with in interest in cool tech, not spinning the news to appease stockholders.
They're trying to sell you yummy steak sauce, duh!
I've wondered my the R2 units never got a $1.50 speach chip.
.. or a free spell checker..
What about C3P0?
'When asked if Silbo Gomero could be used by the 21st century world, Juan Cabello laughed "Certainly, here is an Interweb link for your readers: Tweet TWEET Tweeeeeeet TWEET tweet tweeEEEeet TWEET TWEET tweeeeeeeeeeeeeet" '.