Yeah, I'm so glad I can't use my $500 video card today because it's much better to be able to use my $0.50c card in 10 years time!
Piss off you idiot.
I've still got my ZX81 (qitrh 16k rampack), BBC Micro, (the 386 & 486s I ditched), a P54C, a Pentium 75, a Pentium 150, a Pentium Pro Proliant 800 (I cba to find out what speed - probably 200Mhz), another Proliant a bit later 500Mhz I think, then its on to the Pentium IIIs - 10 all the same 700Mhz ish (from a skip), an IBM E-Server dual PIII 733Mhz (that runs my business), a Dell PIII I was using as my terminal until recently, a couple of AMDs - an 800Mhz Opteron and a 2400, some AMD roughly 1Ghz thing I never use, an Intel dual 1Ghz PIII and at the top of the tree an Intel quad core 2.4Ghz. You really don't want my list my pile of VGA/NIC/SCSI and other ISA/PCI/AGP cards and other peripherals.
That's 27 years of still working hardware, from companies who came and went.
I already vote against every incumbent, and their opposition but somehow one of the bastards always seems to win. I think other people must be voting because I certainly am not.
Starving the population was a trick learned from British lassaiz-faire economics in India in the late 1800s and used to devstating effect in the Phillipines and later in Vietnam. Drought & disease conflagrated while the Imperialists looked on, 50 million dead in 30 years and the construction of the Third World. Go Europe!
My school seemd to miss that part out when they told me overpopulation is the cause of famine
Like the old joke "the watch is tiny but look at the battery I have to carry in a suitcase" take a look at this photo.
That's the CPU in the foreground, passively heated, oo groovy. But wait, what's that huge heatsink with the fan ?! Intel have offloaded all the power requirements into the northbridge. That way they can say "our CPU is 2.5w matey".
Oh, and it was supposed to ship June '08 but that's been quitely cancelled so no MSI Wind for you for the near future.
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Yeah, I'm so glad I can't use my $500 video card today because it's much better to be able to use my $0.50c card in 10 years time!
Piss off you idiot.
I've still got my ZX81 (qitrh 16k rampack), BBC Micro, (the 386 & 486s I ditched), a P54C, a Pentium 75, a Pentium 150, a Pentium Pro Proliant 800 (I cba to find out what speed - probably 200Mhz), another Proliant a bit later 500Mhz I think, then its on to the Pentium IIIs - 10 all the same 700Mhz ish (from a skip), an IBM E-Server dual PIII 733Mhz (that runs my business), a Dell PIII I was using as my terminal until recently, a couple of AMDs - an 800Mhz Opteron and a 2400, some AMD roughly 1Ghz thing I never use, an Intel dual 1Ghz PIII and at the top of the tree an Intel quad core 2.4Ghz. You really don't want my list my pile of VGA/NIC/SCSI and other ISA/PCI/AGP cards and other peripherals.
That's 27 years of still working hardware, from companies who came and went.
and also the only one with fully accelerated 3d
see, you answered your own question
prior art from 1986 Plan 9 V 1.0
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/magic/man2html/1/yesterday
Where some = those not suitable for coping with a power loss scenario, quel surprise.
Pics plz.
Also, file systems are databases.
sure, we coming to town to perform our film for you next week, see you there!
Web programming gay
fixed it for ya !
Freedom through death.
"Do unto others as you have them do unto you." - some beardy guy
Yeah me too, oh Iranian, I thought you said American!
I'd be more enamoured by your call to arms if you were studying Politics and International Relations combined with Economics and Philosophy.
I already vote against every incumbent, and their opposition but somehow one of the bastards always seems to win. I think other people must be voting because I certainly am not.
It's like choosing which bullet to be shot by.
On FreeBSD - http://www.taosecurity.com/bond.txt
#!/bin/sh
# I believe I originally heard of this here:
# http://seclists.org/lists/focus-ids/2003/Oct/0028.html
kldload ng_ether
ifconfig fxp1 promisc -arp up
ifconfig fxp2 promisc -arp up
ngctl mkpeer . eiface hook ether
ngctl mkpeer ngeth0: one2many lower one
ngctl connect fxp1: ngeth0:lower lower many0
ngctl connect fxp2: ngeth0:lower lower many1
ifconfig ngeth0 -arp up
OpenBSD has it also
http://geek00l.blogspot.com/2005/12/bond-interface-for-openbsd.html
How do you take the measurements to compare?
Starving the population was a trick learned from British lassaiz-faire economics in India in the late 1800s and used to devstating effect in the Phillipines and later in Vietnam.
Drought & disease conflagrated while the Imperialists looked on, 50 million dead in 30 years and the construction of the Third World. Go Europe!
My school seemd to miss that part out when they told me overpopulation is the cause of famine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Victorian_Holocausts
They used that because it's the number they beat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_George_Haigh
Tell that to Postgresql
I doubt it was a volunteer.
5 million viewers is not "the most popular" by any stretch of the imagination.
Steve would be better ;)
Like the old joke "the watch is tiny but look at the battery I have to carry in a suitcase" take a look at this photo.
That's the CPU in the foreground, passively heated, oo groovy. But wait, what's that huge heatsink with the fan ?!
Intel have offloaded all the power requirements into the northbridge. That way they can say "our CPU is 2.5w matey".
Oh, and it was supposed to ship June '08 but that's been quitely cancelled so no MSI Wind for you for the near future.
OMG it's children. CHILDREN!!!!