<pedant> No, it runs Darwin, which is based on the NeXT step driver system I/O Kit, BSD 4.4 with some new code from all three BSDs for the userland interface, networking stack and part of the process management, the rest is taken care of with a Mach-UNIX microkernel hypervisor, though the kernel isn't one. The last part is most of the reason Mac OS X is something like an order of magnitude slower than other unixes. </pedant>
Public key crypto, with the private key in a volatile memory IrDA device, and never leaving it. That would render hardware access moot. Possibly use short range Bluetooth instead and require the device to be constantly connected in order to be logged in.
Not all databases are crappy for semi-stochastic data formats, i.e. Document-oriented DBMSes. Though metadata tables in a standard RDBMS should be the same thing. Disclaimer: I'm nit a database geek, this is just MHO, YMMV.
The problem is legacy code. Somebody call up the LLVM guys to make a descent x86 decompiler, and then figure out how to do the recompilation on the GPU. Possibly add a network processing API to Galium3D. Maybe Sun could use a hand accelerating their software RAID as well. So many ideas, so little time.
It's everyone's business that we don't have a society full of manic douchebags with migraines.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You kill me. Most don't got migraines, but are douches anyway. And nobody is trying to give them happy pills, and your action is quite similar, though it involves taking away pills instead of giving, but based on the same principal.
Those solvents are organic, therefore non-polar, correct? What's stopping you from using supercritical CO2 instead? It's already used in caffeine extraction. You are also underestimating any process's susceptibility to industrialization. Manual bleeding of seeds? Yeah right. Grind to pulp and centrifuge. I am probably missing something, but I don't know what, honestly.
Sorry for replying to myself, but I came uowith a better buyer only this morning - Fujitsu - co-developers of solaris, and SPARC CPU manufacturers. That is all.
May I remind you who committed the Alphacide? Heaven forbid the give them to HP. IBM is a better choice, or, failing that... Dell? Possibly, but please - not HP.
Yes it could, it could be the heir to Minix. *ducks* No, really, SysVR4 is at least based on *BSD (OK, and SysVR3 (Original AT&T UNIX heir), Xenix and SunOS, which it's self is a *BSD derivative).
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<Nazi type="syntax">
That is not properly formed XML in the meaning you had in mind.
Self-closing tags indicate an empty element.
<Nazi>
That's because the iPhone wasn't really meant to be actually used as a phone.
=Smidge
iphone runs a typeof bsd you know)
<pedant>
No, it runs Darwin, which is based on the NeXT step driver system I/O Kit, BSD 4.4 with some new code from all three BSDs for the userland interface, networking stack and part of the process management, the rest is taken care of with a Mach-UNIX microkernel hypervisor, though the kernel isn't one. The last part is most of the reason Mac OS X is something like an order of magnitude slower than other unixes.
</pedant>
Better yet - Fiber Channel.
Android - require jailbreaking? [citation needed]
I'm sure I'll be modded flamebait, but I must say it - he was sarcastic.
Why am I reminded of a DOM with 3D SVG, SMIL and [Voice]/[Music]XML?
Public key crypto, with the private key in a volatile memory IrDA device, and never leaving it. That would render hardware access moot. Possibly use short range Bluetooth instead and require the device to be constantly connected in order to be logged in.
Not all databases are crappy for semi-stochastic data formats, i.e. Document-oriented DBMSes. Though metadata tables in a standard RDBMS should be the same thing.
Disclaimer: I'm nit a database geek, this is just MHO, YMMV.
The problem is legacy code. Somebody call up the LLVM guys to make a descent x86 decompiler, and then figure out how to do the recompilation on the GPU. Possibly add a network processing API to Galium3D. Maybe Sun could use a hand accelerating their software RAID as well.
So many ideas, so little time.
Are there any other teenagers here who were reminded of the specialized I/O M68K processor of the Amiga?
Am I the only one who thought "Welcome to the world of TCP Offload Engines"? :(
That was before I realized it was USB and not FW. No DMA for me
+1 More Stoned Than Me
So I'm not alone...
*sigh*
You can ignore this post.
Adderall is amphetamine, singular — the parent compound to the family.
*reads sig*
OK.
No saving idiots and/or unlucky people from themselves.
That was too easy, but I'm pretty sure I'm right.
It's everyone's business that we don't have a society full of manic douchebags with migraines.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
You kill me. Most don't got migraines, but are douches anyway. And nobody is trying to give them happy pills, and your action is quite similar, though it involves taking away pills instead of giving, but based on the same principal.
Those solvents are organic, therefore non-polar, correct? What's stopping you from using supercritical CO2 instead? It's already used in caffeine extraction.
You are also underestimating any process's susceptibility to industrialization. Manual bleeding of seeds? Yeah right. Grind to pulp and centrifuge.
I am probably missing something, but I don't know what, honestly.
+1 Harry Turtledove "Toxic Magic Dump" Reference
Sorry for replying to myself, but I came uowith a better buyer only this morning - Fujitsu - co-developers of solaris, and SPARC CPU manufacturers. That is all.
May I remind you who committed the Alphacide?
Heaven forbid the give them to HP. IBM is a better choice, or, failing that... Dell? Possibly, but please - not HP.
Fedora!=RHEL/CentOS
Virtuozzo OpenVZ Containers.
Yes it could, it could be the heir to Minix.
*ducks*
No, really, SysVR4 is at least based on *BSD (OK, and SysVR3 (Original AT&T UNIX heir), Xenix and SunOS, which it's self is a *BSD derivative).