If you have a box of blades... especially if you're going for lower-power blades like for a web farm, by adding "content switching" a.k.a. load balancing, with a whole lotta gigabit networking, you can have a highly reliable, very high I/O webfarm "in a box".
6 cups of coffee per day? Could it be because they're rail thin, twitchy freaks who burn off all their excess calories by fidgeting constantly?
Insulin resistance seems to be correlated with obesity. I'm not saying you can't be fat and drink coffee... but most of the "looks like a crack addict with his coffee fix" people I know are thin.
If you had read the article, you'd have seen that they are using 32MB CF. Do you really think they're running "a full blown RH 8 [sic] installations"?
Please check one: [ ] I can't read [ ] I choose not to read [ ] I read the article, but I think that a full install of RedHat fits in 32MB [ ] Please forgive my Debian zealotry
If you're in Mensa, you should know that geniuses are far more common than 1 in a million.
If you're in Mensa, you should know that with one genius per million people, we'd have between 280 and 290 geniuses in the US and in the vicinity of 1300 in the P.R.O.C.
Therefore: If you're in Mensa, I see no need to join. The top 2% of IQs apparently includes plenty of people unfit to participate in conversations about intelligence.
I'm torn between the idea of helping out this guy who got the ol' shaft, and paying off the RIAA. I'd rather donate to a legal defense fund than OK paying off the music Mafia.
No. You don't have "phone company" checks and "electric company" checks. Your checkbook has *payer* specific pages -- they come with your name and account number on them, not the recipient's.
In addition to looking at using the carbon nanotube, which is the strongest fiber in nature and 10 times stronger than steel, scientists are also studying the possibility of quantum computing based on atoms.
The result could be reminiscent of the:Cue Cat: thing -- a company that gives away a free client in exchange for control of the server someone's paying for.
"Oh, shit. We gave 'em Outlook so we could sell Exchange, but someone's using it with someone else's server"
I got a Farallon 4-port GigE switch for $210, and don't have to use some kind of bullshit bridging and fuck with an in-place server just to get switching capabilities.
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If you have a box of blades... especially if you're going for lower-power blades like for a web farm, by adding "content switching" a.k.a. load balancing, with a whole lotta gigabit networking, you can have a highly reliable, very high I/O webfarm "in a box".
MySQL *shouldn't* be used for anything serious.
There should be a hippocratic oath for data integrity 'first do no harm'.
MySQL mangles data in various ways.
Horrible flaming death by returning errors is preferrable to data mangling.
http://sql-info.de/mysql/gotchas.html
Read it. Be enlightened.
Will there be a requirement for half the barrels to be standing around doing nothing, as per union rules?
If they're deployed in France, how long until they go on strike?
6 cups of coffee per day? Could it be because they're rail thin, twitchy freaks who burn off all their excess calories by fidgeting constantly?
Insulin resistance seems to be correlated with obesity. I'm not saying you can't be fat and drink coffee... but most of the "looks like a crack addict with his coffee fix" people I know are thin.
The "knowledge-based economy" requires people who can use apostrophes properly, doesn't it?
IT *is* fucked.
If you had read the article, you'd have seen that they are using 32MB CF. Do you really think they're running "a full blown RH 8 [sic] installations"?
Please check one:
[ ] I can't read
[ ] I choose not to read
[ ] I read the article, but I think that a full install of RedHat fits in 32MB
[ ] Please forgive my Debian zealotry
Exceptional demand for an outstanding product has resulted in "hockey stick" growth.
Umm... I don't think I want to share "hockey stick" growth with my colleagues. I don't think I could survive too many slapshots to the head.
Oh, like on the XBox?
If you're in Mensa, you should know that geniuses are far more common than 1 in a million.
If you're in Mensa, you should know that with one genius per million people, we'd have between 280 and 290 geniuses in the US and in the vicinity of 1300 in the P.R.O.C.
Therefore:
If you're in Mensa, I see no need to join. The top 2% of IQs apparently includes plenty of people unfit to participate in conversations about intelligence.
Dude, this is EETimes, not People Magazine. EETimes should be chock full of what appears to be esoterica to the general public.
This article was void of even a technical description of what they were talking about, or a diagram like one of the posts above did with ASCII.
Rather than providing justification for it being fluff, EETimes should be criticized for providing such a low level of information.
1. Hire employees
2. Make them pay you
3. PROFIT!!!!!!!!
Eww... freak.
I'm torn between the idea of helping out this guy who got the ol' shaft, and paying off the RIAA. I'd rather donate to a legal defense fund than OK paying off the music Mafia.
Trillian Dollars? Cerulean's issuing currency now?
That'd be 88, dipshit. Add in the fact that you can't spell Michael, and I think you're the one looking stupid.
Too bad the distributed factoring client doesn't run on an unmodified Xbox.
A little research would show you that the most profitable goods that HP sells are consumer inkjet consumables.
Nice to see that we have a lot of Burger King employees chiming in on the issue.
If you can pay for the bandwidth necessary to stream to a number of people, you can pay a $500 minimum.
Minds are like parachutes, they only work when they're open.
No. You don't have "phone company" checks and "electric company" checks. Your checkbook has *payer* specific pages -- they come with your name and account number on them, not the recipient's.
Don't forget that polish and Polish are entirely different things. :)
Multiplexers?
What millenium are *you* in?
In addition to looking at using the carbon nanotube, which is the strongest fiber in nature and 10 times stronger than steel, scientists are also studying the possibility of quantum computing based on atoms.
Oh? Silicon computing isn't based on atoms?
The result could be reminiscent of the :Cue Cat: thing -- a company that gives away a free client in exchange for control of the server someone's paying for.
"Oh, shit. We gave 'em Outlook so we could sell Exchange, but someone's using it with someone else's server"
I got a Farallon 4-port GigE switch for $210, and don't have to use some kind of bullshit bridging and fuck with an in-place server just to get switching capabilities.
Consider looking for such a thing.
It's not uncommon. It's called Auto MDI-X.