The benchmark comes down to the individual CF card, so works well = works. I had them as a software striped RAID for a while to make write speed > 25Mb/s (firewire dv video speed) and achieved that. Sadly my firewire camera uses the protocol that Linux doesn't so that project is on the shelf.
True enough, it has got much better since that quote in 2006, which is a hangover from earlier times.
It's really a quote that should go away. All of my systems that were set up for a purpose are install and forget. My oldest is OpenBSD 3.8 from 2005 happily serving web pages and imap. It would have over 400 days uptime by now if I hadn't accidentally yanked the power cord.
I was born 2 weeks prem, consequently I can't hear over 9114Hz. Which I didn't find out until I was working in a music studio and the other people started shouting at me to turn that feedback off. "What feedback?" was all I could say and turned the amps off.
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There's also an older long discussion
I link to that version of it rather than google groups because Linus has X-No-archive as a mail header - the chicken shit bastard
GCC have a benchmark
I can only tell you the truth.
A linux box I inherited as sysadmin was owned one time.
Forking is only expensive in your environment because of shared libraries.
Static compilation ftw.
yeah, FOSS exploits are cuddlier
But strange that in the 20 years I've been using Microsoft OSes, I've never had a virus or trojan or malware. I must be doing something wrong.
I would prefer if it didn't have Monkey Linux on it either but a proper OS.
Strange, I use these every day :
XP 32 & 64bit, Linux, Symbian, OSX ppc & Intel, FreeBSD, Plan 9, whatever is on my mp3 player, Win2k, OpenBSD, whatever powers my HP Laserjet :)
The truth will out
and boot them over the LAN
Introduce something awful
Withdraw it
Re-introduce watered down version
See Poll-Tax -> Council Tax
If god wanted them to see at night he wouldn't have made it dark!
So this is either against the will of god, or, hmm no, no other alternative.
Feck off!!
ah sorry, I should have qualified it with my country GB #44
I was going to get a G1 until... "Damn, it's on T-Mobile, I won't be able to call or text anyone"
Then a new Android on Vodefone, yay until .... "damn, no keyboard"
Paying an extra $300 to get an unlocked one form ebay seems a bit expensive/risky
damn you all to hell
I didn't know Google had a network of paid reporters and their affiliates.
The benchmark comes down to the individual CF card, so works well = works. I had them as a software striped RAID for a while to make write speed > 25Mb/s (firewire dv video speed) and achieved that. Sadly my firewire camera uses the protocol that Linux doesn't so that project is on the shelf.
nice one n/t
True enough, it has got much better since that quote in 2006, which is a hangover from earlier times.
It's really a quote that should go away. All of my systems that were set up for a purpose are install and forget. My oldest is OpenBSD 3.8 from 2005 happily serving web pages and imap. It would have over 400 days uptime by now if I hadn't accidentally yanked the power cord.
Because no-one ever had to re-install Windows.
My time isn't free, people *pay* me quite a lot of money to maintain their Linux systems.
Seeing as he has a bit of money he could afford someone to teach him the difference between then and than.
I was born 2 weeks prem, consequently I can't hear over 9114Hz. Which I didn't find out until I was working in a music studio and the other people started shouting at me to turn that feedback off. "What feedback?" was all I could say and turned the amps off.
And that was the end of that chapter.
I can't hear over 9114Hz you insensitive clod!
You can also get CFSATA adapters. I have a couple here
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