What makes you think that you know more about what's outside of our hermetically sealed, supersized comfort zone, than I do?
I don't claim to know more about it.
I am entitled to my opinion, just as you are entitled to yours. I may not agree with what you are saying, but I'll defend your right to say it.
Therefore your request is denied.
I think I've hit a raw nerve here, and I'm not talking goatse.cx;o) God forbid that someone should spoil your day by making you think about something *real*, something outside of your hermetically sealed, supersize comfort zone. I merely pointed out that there is a far better use of corn than making CDs, and you told me to "fuck off". Problem ? I think so.
I'm not a multinational with a corn mountain rotting away, trying to find an alternative use for it. So I can talk.
So you don't want to feed the "precious third world". Are you really saying that you are happy for others to literally starve to death ? As it stands, that's what I'm taking away from your contribution to this thread.
As for your assertion that I should give *all* of my disposable income to charity or STFU, well that hardly holds any water at all. LoL !! I get better reasoned arguments from my two sons, and the eldest is only six. In fact, I'm laughing so hard, I just fell off my chair. (Gets back on chair..). Can I counter-argue that unless you are actively killing people in third world countries in *every* spare moment that you have, then YOU should STFU ? No. So stop trying to take the moral "low" ground here.
And by the way, "fuck off" is not exactly a convincing argument. Can't you come up with anything better ? We'll see..
JFS is looking pretty good on the IOZone benchmarks, but the Bonnie++ benchmarks look more mixed in their findings. Remember, a benchmark is only as good as it's.... ??? WTF ?
Honestly, can you imagine what sort of virus protection scheme you would need if you were foolish enough to put windows on 130,000 laptops. Desktops with M$ OSii are enough of a headache, but laptops get taken home...
I haven't used it for a while (~3years), but basically, if you're willing to put enough time into customising Service Center, then you can get quite a lot out of it. It's really quite a flexible product, albeit with a lot of similarities to SAP in the gui - I don't know how this has changed since..
point taken, Lord Bitman. However, the world 'reliable' is given greater prominence by the author:
The following paper explores the possibilities of using certain
properties of the Internet or any other large network to create
a reliable, volatile distributed data storage of a large capacity.
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.. it only encourages them ;o)
Nope. 19998, Huh ?
I believe the implementation will bear a superficial resemblance to this
What makes you think that you know more about what's outside of our hermetically sealed, supersized comfort zone, than I do?
I don't claim to know more about it.
I am entitled to my opinion, just as you are entitled to yours. I may not agree with what you are saying, but I'll defend your right to say it.
Therefore your request is denied.
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I think I've hit a raw nerve here, and I'm not talking goatse.cx ;o) God forbid that someone should spoil your day by making you think about something *real*, something outside of your hermetically sealed, supersize comfort zone. I merely pointed out that there is a far better use of corn than making CDs, and you told me to "fuck off". Problem ? I think so.
Broadly speaking, I would agree with you. But if there is no local agriculture ?
I'm not a multinational with a corn mountain rotting away, trying to find an alternative use for it. So I can talk.
So you don't want to feed the "precious third world". Are you really saying that you are happy for others to literally starve to death ? As it stands, that's what I'm taking away from your contribution to this thread.
As for your assertion that I should give *all* of my disposable income to charity or STFU, well that hardly holds any water at all. LoL !! I get better reasoned arguments from my two sons, and the eldest is only six. In fact, I'm laughing so hard, I just fell off my chair. (Gets back on chair..). Can I counter-argue that unless you are actively killing people in third world countries in *every* spare moment that you have, then YOU should STFU ? No. So stop trying to take the moral "low" ground here.
And by the way, "fuck off" is not exactly a convincing argument. Can't you come up with anything better ? We'll see..
It's not like you can use corn for anything else, is it ? - like feeding the starving millions in the third world.
Jeesh, I'm glad I got that off my chest.
... not according to IBM
JFS is looking pretty good on the IOZone benchmarks, but the Bonnie++ benchmarks look more mixed in their findings. Remember, a benchmark is only as good as it's .... ??? WTF ?
Samba is not a file system, and as such is not in the benchmarks. RTFA and see http://samba.org
Honestly, can you imagine what sort of virus protection scheme you would need if you were foolish enough to put windows on 130,000 laptops. Desktops with M$ OSii are enough of a headache, but laptops get taken home...
I haven't used it for a while (~3years), but basically, if you're willing to put enough time into customising Service Center, then you can get quite a lot out of it. It's really quite a flexible product, albeit with a lot of similarities to SAP in the gui - I don't know how this has changed since..
You've obviously never used Exchange then ?
Yes.
1. Imagine a beowulf cluster of hosts sharing their ram via the network, possibly with supernodes acting as RAID-like controllers.
2. Figure out a way to make it "secure" on a public network. Encryption ?
3. ???
4. Profit !
point taken, Lord Bitman. However, the world 'reliable' is given greater prominence by the author:
The following paper explores the possibilities of using certain properties of the Internet or any other large network to create a reliable, volatile distributed data storage of a large capacity.
.. as long as the power stays up..
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It's simple really..
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32 Mbytes AMD Flash Memory
Video Support
TFT QVGA Panel with LED Frontlight
Integrated Touchscreen
Li Polymer Battery
Target Normal Operation 2.5 - 4 Hours
Removable and Rechargeable through Docking Station or with AC Adapter
Compact Flash Memory Slot
Secure Digital Card Slot
Audio via WM9705 Wolfson AC-97 CODEC
Integrated Speaker, Stereo Headphone Jack
Integrated Microphone
IrDA
Integrated Joystick
4 Programmable Buttons
USB Type B (Device) Connector
Docking Station
USB Type A (Host) Connector
USB Type B (Device) Connector
10/100 Ethernet Connection
DC Jack for Standard AC Adapter
Serial Connector
EJTAG
especially not NT4 ;o)
Kudos acegik, that was truly incisive wit :o)
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