If I would have a quadcore system with only two cores enabled, and two 'spare' cores. If one burns out, with the next boot another core would take over.
Booting Linux... found SMP MP-table at 000ff780 Core #3 burn out: #4 taking over On node 0 totalpages: 524240
DMA zone: 4096 pages, LIFO batch:0
Normal zone: 225280 pages, LIFO batch:31
HighMem zone: 294864 pages, LIFO batch:31 DMI present....
There are distribution creators pushing to many different directions. One of them is keeping it small. I think the growth of the 'operating system' will more or less flatten out.
"As light fans out, it does so at the rate of 1/r^2. Double the distance, and you've quadrupled the surface area of the light beam. You've also reduced the luminosity at any point in the beam's surface by a quarter."
You mean reduced TO a quarter or reduced by three quarters.
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Wouldn't that be sweet?
That is a question of Faith
You're not supposed to question Faith
I had a small silent Pentium III 800 Mhz with only XDM and IceWM preconfigured stocked somewhere, waiting for the day it would make somebody happy.
Today was that day. My mother called that nobody could repair her expensive computer.
I took the train, placed the computer, upgraded, created an account, installed firefox and gaim and added her printer.
She was ready to do all she does with computers; browse, gmail, print, chat.
If this old computer can make her happy, I'm sure these powerful 200$ boxes can make many others happy.
Sort of like a cyborg sperm-cell; wicked.
Try something like mozilla-plugin-vlc or mozilla-player.
Debian installation gives many timestamp errors if your BIOS is reset.
"If nothing else, we'd stimulate the living hell out of the world's economy."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy_of_the_broken_window
I suppose about anything gets logged nowadays.
I like to search for a part of my password on my computer every once in a while to see if programs store in plain text.
If my password would be "zxcvbbn.34#$" then I would search for "vbbn".
So for google; you can search for a part of your hash but still be secure.
From your post I suggest you are throwing a party tonight to celebrate this event?
You make this sound like a once-in-a-lifetime oppertunity.
Futurama is really funny where the future earthlings find the moon really boring and Fry wants to see the moons attraction park.
If you clone, half of them must be evil?
3rd rule; this is your first hyve? You've GOT to swarm.
You got it all WRONG!!!
A swarm has no overlord!
1. Publish MS Wishlist
2. ???
3. PROFIT !!!
I think point two is the implementation of only minor items from the wishlist and have people think they need it.
Smart == The first readers with mod points understand it
Indeed, linux fans would wipe off the pre-installed linux and do a custom install.
I once bought a computer with Windows preinstalled.
There are distribution creators pushing to many different directions. One of them is keeping it small. I think the growth of the 'operating system' will more or less flatten out.
http://damnsmalllinux.org/
"As light fans out, it does so at the rate of 1/r^2. Double the distance, and you've quadrupled the surface area of the light beam. You've also reduced the luminosity at any point in the beam's surface by a quarter."
You mean reduced TO a quarter or reduced by three quarters.
One step closer to understanding women?
The biggest part of our hard disks are spent on movies, music and games.
Most of these are on thousands of computers.
Wouldn't a good sharing/streaming protocol/project be the solution for storage for the average person?
Would you really?
I once had a Gandhi-cat. He would just stand there and take the beating from other cats 'till they got bored. A sick fuck it was.
Awww ok then.
Here is a picture I took that you might find interesting:
http://art.gnome.org/backgrounds/nature/2481
The plastic is easily penetratable with a sharp object of the following material:
'Kryptonite' Discovered in Serbian Mine:
http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/04/24/1215200