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  1. Re:Linux faster when rebooted ? on Crusoe: new benchmarks · · Score: 1
    AFAIK the transmeta flavour of the linux kernel doesn't run native (ie, directly on the processor and bypass the translation layer). The translation layer is a misnomer as it also optimises the code and you can achieve faster speeds by using it.

    After reading their documents when transmeta launched its rather clear that it's not just a caching issue.

  2. Re:Get fucked. on DoCoMos Finger Phone · · Score: 1

    Titter.

  3. Re:Sounds cool, but... on DoCoMos Finger Phone · · Score: 1

    The clever ones among you will notice that it's actually a binary code.

  4. Re:C'mon moderators! on One Processor, 128 32-bit Cores · · Score: 1
    I must say the `goat-riding midgets named Louise` one really worked on my fitted my goat-riding midget friend Louise perfectly.

    She has a short attention span so the book was great. At regular intervals the book has in large letters "WAKE UP LOUISE YOU GOAT-RIDING MIDGET", or "HEY LOUISE YOU GOAT-RIDING MIDGET YOU BETTER READ THIS NEXT PARAGRAPH".

    It's a shame it wasn't a reference for the rest of us though.

  5. Re:C'mon moderators! on One Processor, 128 32-bit Cores · · Score: 1
    Oh I don't know, I always prefered "Linux for 'tards", "VBScript for ugly people" and "Bash and Tcsh for goat-riding midgets named Louise".

    Each to his own, I guess.

  6. Re:What? on Proton Polymer Battery · · Score: 1

    The king of the world is an old and senile king.

  7. What? on Proton Polymer Battery · · Score: 1

    Why isn't this moderated uppity up?

  8. Re:9mAH on Proton Polymer Battery · · Score: 1

    Sorry couldn't resist.

  9. Screw MIPS but... on Why Do We Still Use Clock Frequencies? · · Score: 1
    MHZ is still hyped simply because it still matters. A 1.5 GHZ CPU is kick-ass, much faster system than a puny 600 MHZ. As much as MHZ is a misleading speed measure it's an accurate one MOST OF THE TIME.

    When we reach some GHZ limit and moores law breaks (if ever) then maybe architecture and other factors will take over in deciding system speed but today the MHZ is the primary factor in differentiating a system five years ago and a system today.

    Read more...

  10. Re:Maybe not legal :-( on Microsoft vs. "Naked PCs" · · Score: 1
    I (hereby) agree. The network is the computer.

    For your work in enlightened posts I knight you Sir Magic,

    Rise, Sir Magic.

  11. Re:This should be no surprise. on IBM Will Include Red Hat On All Mainframes · · Score: 1

    I am not a paedophile.

  12. Re:Oh please on Microsoft vs. "Naked PCs" · · Score: 1
    Yes oh yes.

    Most stores lower their markup when you purchase over a certain ammount.

  13. Re:Insightfull my ass. on Microsoft vs. "Naked PCs" · · Score: 1
    I (hereby) agree.

    Since mickysoft was smacked on the bum it seems hundreds have come out in defence of them - the point being that bashing linux is seen as bring a sense of clarity through the linux hype.

    Anyway, I knight you Sir Malcontent,

    Rise Sir Malcontent!

  14. Re:Nonsense! The filesystem on Linux is rock solid on Microsoft vs. "Naked PCs" · · Score: 1

    Doesn't SuSE 7 use Reiser by default? (journaling).

  15. Multiple definition of MIPs on Why Do We Still Use Clock Frequencies? · · Score: 2
    Oh god please no.
    Most processor vendors use MIPS as a performance indicator. Unfortunately, MIPS is a misleading unit because of the varying amounts of work done by instructions on different processors. For example, the C62xx instruction execution rate of eight RISC-like instructions per clock cycle (1,600 MIPS at 200 MHz) cannot be directly compared to the MIPS performance of typical DSP processors. This is because a MAC operation consisting of one multiplication, one addition, and two address calculations is implemented as a single instruction on conventional DSP processors, but as three to four instructions on the C62xx. Thus, a 200-MHz C62xx has performance comparable to a conventional DSP running at 400 MIPS to 1,000 MIPS.
    -- http://www.csdmag.com/main/feat9710.htm
  16. Re:women is bioresearch? on Nobel Prizes · · Score: 1

    You can't be serious.

  17. Re:Would PC clones exist if DMCA was around 20yr a on How Will The DMCA Be Implemented? · · Score: 1

    I wonder if compaq are trembling in their boots. IBM could say they lost billions and billions by not having a captive PC market.

  18. Re:alright, where's the pocky??? on Welcome to the World of Quickies Entertainment · · Score: 1

    Not here, slashdot filter's HR tags.

  19. Re:dilution on Forget Napster & Gnutella: Enter Mojo Nation · · Score: 1

    Isn't IBM doing this?

  20. Re:Decent assessment on Sizing Up a Start-Up · · Score: 1
    I lost millions in eGoatrider.com.

    millions.

  21. Re:Grendel's back... on Scyld to Release Beowulf 2 · · Score: 1
    Fuck yes.

    These kids today, no culture. Christopher Lambert was the highlander and you must worship him.

  22. Re:To whoever modded this Offtopic on Scyld to Release Beowulf 2 · · Score: 1
    Beowulf troll or not everyone saw the joke intially as a small blob on the sunset, running closer and closer occasionally triping and falling flat on its face but still running and laughing like a maniac, it gets closer and you hear it laughing, and when it plunged it's giddy knife into your kneecaps it was as expected and predicted.

    Ho-hum.

    I don't know if the lad's a troll, but funny? Bah.

  23. Re:Hey. . . on When Locusts Attack · · Score: 1

    Does it involve locusts? eh? EH?

  24. Re:locusts driving cars? on When Locusts Attack · · Score: 1
    Yes.

    Although the robot suit in the Alien movies would be a better comparasion.

  25. Re:Locust Drivers ! on When Locusts Attack · · Score: 1
    I stand corrected.

    Something about "how long do you think it'll take them to port freebsd to this baybee" wouldn't have gone a miss. Or something.