The 386 chips were most commonly paired with 1MB RAM.:-)
Mostly running DOS, they used 640K effectively. I saw 2MB machines on OS/2 and SCO UNIX/386. I once configured an Intel AboveBoard with 2MB, to get a total of 3MB usable for Xenix on a 386SX.
"suspected terrorist has been taped planning a deadly attack "
When? Where? This has never happened. There are statistically, NO terrorists. The FBI is so desperate to locate any, that they manipulate informants and patsies into hopeless and ineffectual plotting. These are "terrorists" who'd otherwise be confined to grumbling on the short-bus!
I think this whole topic is one generated by the anti-terrorism industry. Resources would be better spent on pool covers, if you want to protect against the unexpected loss of innocent lives.
Why don't they make investment into areas that would result in well-being and abundances - eliminating the threat of anyone resorting to use of explosives?
Could it be, that there are powerful, elite interests that wish us to be frightened and fighting?
I'm pretty certain that this is how Ian has intercepted and captured at least two US drones - including one of the "stealth" variety.
Remember CDMA networks, as developed by Qualcomm, were the product of a couple Iranian researchers, living and working in the US.
The Iranian ability to redirect America's cutting edge of battlefield technology back into the face of the aggressor is something that may well take the ignorant by surprise, should it happen.
But I'd rather more so, if they didn't manage the feat - especially given the 0day possibilities in low-bid GPS software for Lockheed Martin or whoever.
Yeah, haiku and *BSD will displace Linux, and Ayn Rand will grow fairy-wings, flying from Mt Olympus with a funnel-cake for good children, everywhere.
GPL is a social-contract, of sorts. If you don't like the constraints imposed by civility and reciprocation, you needn't join such a community where such obligations are codified.
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The 386 chips were most commonly paired with 1MB RAM. :-)
Mostly running DOS, they used 640K effectively. I saw 2MB machines on OS/2 and SCO UNIX/386. I once configured an Intel AboveBoard with 2MB, to get a total of 3MB usable for Xenix on a 386SX.
Wow.
XMKMF
Sounds like an insult. :-)
If you HAVE a 386, don't you also REALLY want a pre-2.0 kernel, anyway? :-)
Heh.
Do you doubt it?
"suspected terrorist has been taped planning a deadly attack "
When? Where? This has never happened. There are statistically, NO terrorists. The FBI is so desperate to locate any, that they manipulate informants and patsies into hopeless and ineffectual plotting. These are "terrorists" who'd otherwise be confined to grumbling on the short-bus!
I think this whole topic is one generated by the anti-terrorism industry. Resources would be better spent on pool covers, if you want to protect against the unexpected loss of innocent lives.
Apple, kick 'em when their down. ;-)
Tell it to the BSD license troll, who gave me his sophomore, libertarian rant on the FreeBSD funding thread... ;-)
Lastday, Capricorn 29's. Year of the City: 2274. Carousel begins.
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Gates is forked.
This will be embeddable on ARM appliances, and baked into VM management software, etc.
It only took 12 years... :-)
Let's organise a kickstarter to pay VLC to NOT develop for Windows 8.
I wonder if there's been anything like that before? Crowdsourced compensation for dropping an opportunity?
After your 30th birthday?
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Sure. I agree.
vim and /etc
The article poses the (strawman?) problem for a Windows developer, who has no GUI access to the VPS.
I'm pretty sure he could do whatever he wanted with a local VM. :-)
Other than that? All around cluelessness. He just wants a specific supported script engine on an Apache server.
X over SSH.
Wooden matches.
I still use them to light-up the old meerschaum.
"Up against the wall, pipe-smoker!"
Why don't they make investment into areas that would result in well-being and abundances - eliminating the threat of anyone resorting to use of explosives?
Could it be, that there are powerful, elite interests that wish us to be frightened and fighting?
"Calling us Nazis dilutes the descriptive power of the word."
What, because our Blitzkrieg has the rhetoric of 18th century enlightenment?
I'm pretty certain that this is how Ian has intercepted and captured at least two US drones - including one of the "stealth" variety.
Remember CDMA networks, as developed by Qualcomm, were the product of a couple Iranian researchers, living and working in the US.
The Iranian ability to redirect America's cutting edge of battlefield technology back into the face of the aggressor is something that may well take the ignorant by surprise, should it happen.
But I'd rather more so, if they didn't manage the feat - especially given the 0day possibilities in low-bid GPS software for Lockheed Martin or whoever.
Brain cells made from urine?
I'm pretty sure I used to work for that guy. ;-)
"McAfee's an egomaniacal, drug-addled degenerate! Let me ignore this please! I have to entertain myself with tales of honorable serial-killers!"
I'm pretty sure that there isn't one of you, who'd not give his right-nut, for just ONE of John McAfee's weekends...
Yeah, haiku and *BSD will displace Linux, and Ayn Rand will grow fairy-wings, flying from Mt Olympus with a funnel-cake for good children, everywhere.
GPL is a social-contract, of sorts. If you don't like the constraints imposed by civility and reciprocation, you needn't join such a community where such obligations are codified.
Remember SheepShaver, and the like in PPC days?
With Intel as a common denominator since 05, I was always wondering why GNUStep hooks to run Cocoa apps weren't being developed.
Well, now I guess they are. I wish it'd have been done, back when I tinkered more. :-)
You are right.
Alas, VMware have decided to abandon this. :-(
Their hand was forced - it's a Mozilla prism app. I think that that means it would have been impossible to continue commercial support.
This will be approved as an essential part of the NSA's outsourced domestic surveillance infrastructure.
You'll have all the bandwidth in the world, and sorry that you did, if the trend I fear continues its current trajectory...
I think LTE is gonna do the job for folks, without bustin' up concrete.