I know for a long time Linux had trouble working with more than 4 cpus. I think it's much improved now though. One the other hand, Unixware (based on real SysV UNIX) can run on machines with 32 cpus. So can offerings from SGI and SUN.
Linux has features that the real UNIX kernel does not as well. Like loadable kernel modules at runtime and support for so many different filesystems.
I know what it feels like. Both the support inbox for where I use to work and the email I put on my webpage have been used as a reply-to address in spam. Boy, did I get complaints.
As for blocking spam, I've noticed that almost all the spam I get comes from asian pacific or latin america netblocks. I found that blocking all emails comming from SMTP addresses starting with 61, 200, 202, 203, 210, 211, 218, 219 and 220 helps a lot.
Yes, I remember reading about it has a 66 MHz PowerPC 603 32-bit CPU, 6MB of RAM. I thought this thing never got released but then I found this page which says it was along with a few games. It even has a picture of the machine.
I played Red Alarm. It was pretty neat. It was a 3D space shooter a bit like StarFox but with wireframe polygones.
I found this type of use of stereoscopic 3D way better than all the other games you mentionned wich looked like 2D paper cut-outs placed at varying distances from you.
He is not getting sued under the DCMA. It is an American law and has no standing in a Norwegian court.
They're suing him under a Norwegian breaking-in law. This law has never been used before for persecuting the breaking into your own property as the article indicates.
I know this isn't due to Sun's initiative but the European Space Agency who are big SPARC users have reversed engineered and produced a SPARC compatible processor called the LEON-1
The full VHDL code (what you need to synthesize a chip, send this to a fab and they send you back a fully functional microprocessor) is available under the LGPL. Their chip (Leon) is truly free (as in free speech) hardware.
There is a GPL'd Forth interpreter out there: GForth
It is the Forth implementation of the GNU project and is available for many platforms including Linux, Windows and OS/2.
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it will make removing a webpage without approval of the webmaster an impossibility
I believe even the webmaster is unable to remove a freesite that he published himself. If his site gets visited by others, copies are made of it on each node it went through.
The screenshots were removed because the server is too busy. Just look at the URL of the 404 page you get: http://allserv.rug.ac.be/helpdesk/error404st ud-bus y.html
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Linux has features that the real UNIX kernel does not as well. Like loadable kernel modules at runtime and support for so many different filesystems.
Now we can replace that expression with 'When Microsoft provides a digital signiture for the Xbox Linux project'.
As for blocking spam, I've noticed that almost all the spam I get comes from asian pacific or latin america netblocks. I found that blocking all emails comming from SMTP addresses starting with 61, 200, 202, 203, 210, 211, 218, 219 and 220 helps a lot.
Here's a link from an official scientologist site confirming it as well.
I know that co stands for commercial but why doesn't Nominet allow plain .uk to be registered anymore?
They could have adapted code from netBSD's PCI and IO subsystem and integrated it in their binary only roms in total legality.
Hey look, someone is selling one on on ebay here. Screenshots of the console are included.
Yes, I remember reading about it has a 66 MHz PowerPC 603 32-bit CPU, 6MB of RAM. I thought this thing never got released but then I found this page which says it was along with a few games. It even has a picture of the machine.
I played Red Alarm. It was pretty neat. It was a 3D space shooter a bit like StarFox but with wireframe polygones.
I found this type of use of stereoscopic 3D way better than all the other games you mentionned wich looked like 2D paper cut-outs placed at varying distances from you.
Ep is a very big value so mc^2/Ep is approximately 0 which give E ~= (mc^2)/(1+0) ~= mc^2.
If you use 3 19" monitors running at 1280x1024 pixels each you get much more pixels to work with i.e. much more detail.
I remember that Quake 3 required it at first but then Id removed it with one of their updates.
They're suing him under a Norwegian breaking-in law. This law has never been used before for persecuting the breaking into your own property as the article indicates.
The full VHDL code (what you need to synthesize a chip, send this to a fab and they send you back a fully functional microprocessor) is available under the LGPL. Their chip (Leon) is truly free (as in free speech) hardware.
Wine
Is
Not an
Emulator
Also, the (f)orce flag is needed to avoid answering y all the time. This should have been (assuming user has root password):
$su /
password:
#rm -rf
That's all.
There is a GPL'd Forth interpreter out there: GForth
It is the Forth implementation of the GNU project and is available for many platforms including Linux, Windows and OS/2.
I believe even the webmaster is unable to remove a freesite that he published himself. If his site gets visited by others, copies are made of it on each node it went through.
He cannot remove any data from these nodes.
Some screenshots and extra info can be found here:
http://cube.ign.com/objects/017/017510.html
The screenshots were removed because the server is too busy. Just look at the URL of the 404 page you get:t ud-bus y.html
http://allserv.rug.ac.be/helpdesk/error404s
You know, you can run Unreal and Hexen II (click on Home Page->Downloads) natively under Linux.
That's one of the reasons for which Openbsd is developed there.
How can you consider it deep linking when the link is broken?
I'd rather have a MPEG2 VOB file.
I think this sums it up pretty well.