What about the possiblilty of lasers that don't need amplification? I know there are supposedly some systems that can drive OC-192 over 3000-4000 km without regeneration. That stuff will probably first be deployed underwater, but eventually it will hopefully hit land.
They said "thirty days to come up with a fix." The vendor first has to respond and acknowledge there is a problem. If they don't do that, then details may get released sooner.
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With IPv6 we could give eveyr atom its IP address!!! Just think! CmdrTaco could turn Slashdot into a [Dr. Evil]"Death Star" with a "laser."[/Dr. Evil]
I don't...I'm a college student. I don't see the need for one now. When I want money, I get in my car, head over to my locak banking facility, and cash a check. It's simple, the car gets used, and I have real cash to spend.
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[Dr. Evil]At last! I have the "laser" for my "Death Star."[/Dr. Evil]
Ooh. 3D shell! :p
But 150 GB should be enough for everybody. :p
"the Web largely remains a two-dimensional world."
Apparently the p0rn industry hasn't gotten a hold of a prototype yet.
former CEO of Linux...she..... :p
Is Linus getting a divorce?
How long before someone does this as a kewl 1337 c453 m0d?
Hey....it could happen....
The Soviet Russian iPod.
It makes YOU play music!
They pulled the OS/2 subsystem from XP.
What the hell does Congress have to do with OpenBSD SMP?
What about the possiblilty of lasers that don't need amplification?
I know there are supposedly some systems that can drive OC-192 over 3000-4000 km without regeneration. That stuff will probably first be deployed underwater, but eventually it will hopefully hit land.
Millions of women started fighting over the million or so regular Slashdot readers.
Um, VMware makes a Windows version
No, the line is "See how bad we need the (insert name of bill worse than DMCA)?"
Shouldn't it really be the RTFM policy, not the NAH policy?
How about
4. The "That's no moon. It's a space station."
signal?
Some people do consider that stuff as fun.
backing up to several would be. :p
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Droids.
You don't. You get an Alpha or a MIPS box off eBay and write it in 64-bit code.
So don't stick your head in the fridge too much.
(/me suddenly thinks of a brillant diet plan involvong sound-based fridges)
They said "thirty days to come up with a fix." The vendor first has to respond and acknowledge there is a problem. If they don't do that, then details may get released sooner.
With IPv6 we could give eveyr atom its IP address!!!
Just think! CmdrTaco could turn Slashdot into a [Dr. Evil]"Death Star" with a "laser."[/Dr. Evil]
It's Solaris 7. It came preloaded, so I didn't ask.
If I remember correctly, Solaris 8 was actually free for up to 8 CPUs.
I don't...I'm a college student. I don't see the need for one now. When I want money, I get in my car, head over to my locak banking facility, and cash a check. It's simple, the car gets used, and I have real cash to spend.
SPARCStation 10 MP (Dual SM-51 CPUs)
They did have it open for a while back with Solaris 8.
I think you needed Sun's compiler to build it, though.