I know I shouldn't bother, but what the hell.
Definitely.
The base is "finite" as in "with limits." add a "de" and a "ly" and you get definitely.
Back on topic, does this mean EA can't make an F1 game anymore? I suppose I should go RTFA.
That's a great way to handle spam _for you_ but Sue in Accounting or Bill the CEO doesn't have a spare server in his or her office, much less the ability to set up a pop3 server. Not to mention the hordes of the AOLiterate that can barely make the modem dial without IE or AOL doing it for them.
after reading someone in the iMac thread complain about gettng a dual Xeon system for cheaper, i went over to dell's site to look at the 1U dual-cpu configs they offer. For about the same price as this server, Dell offered a dual-P3 at 1.26GHz. The fastest available processors in the list were 1.5ghz or so.
Not an extensive search, but interesting results (to me) regardless.
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here's a link to that Wired article. Pretty interesting reading, I hadn't known that the Infoworld Cringely was fake.
I know I shouldn't bother, but what the hell. Definitely. The base is "finite" as in "with limits." add a "de" and a "ly" and you get definitely. Back on topic, does this mean EA can't make an F1 game anymore? I suppose I should go RTFA.
er, no, the Register is a british website. they do dates weird, by putting the day first, then the month, then the year. confusing innit?
That's a great way to handle spam _for you_ but Sue in Accounting or Bill the CEO doesn't have a spare server in his or her office, much less the ability to set up a pop3 server. Not to mention the hordes of the AOLiterate that can barely make the modem dial without IE or AOL doing it for them.
after reading someone in the iMac thread complain about gettng a dual Xeon system for cheaper, i went over to dell's site to look at the 1U dual-cpu configs they offer. For about the same price as this server, Dell offered a dual-P3 at 1.26GHz. The fastest available processors in the list were 1.5ghz or so. Not an extensive search, but interesting results (to me) regardless.