that's nonsense, the C specification deliberately leaves many things to implementation, and those things alone create many bugs. but this is what I would expect from ivory tower types who have never done systems programming and have no real world experience
why shouldn't they use the word, for centuries "booty" has meant things taken by violence or robbery. It comes from the middle low german bute, meaning the sharing of spoils. The slang word for either buttocks or vagina originated with the blacks in the late 1920s, and largely stayed in black culture until very recently.
of course google and amazon work in the realm of "beyond embarassingly parallel" type problems. I guarentee you they are not tracking their money, payroll, etc. with such systems. Note that amazon and google sometimes can't manage the failures either, and they "go down".
, does GNU/Linux have higher i/o and network performance than FreeBSD? more security than OpenBSD? more supported platforms than NetBSD?
GNU/Linux is spiralling off in all manner of directions with upstart vs rc alternatives, syslog-ng vs. rsyslog, desktop wars, virtualization alternatives, etc. etc.
real IT greybeard here, those x86 commodity crap wintel boxes aren't real servers. Let me give you a hint, the world's money and your insurance and stocks are on real big iron, and IBM dominates that market.
do you have any real proof to your assertions other than you unfounded opinions. it is trivial to slander anyone posting as AC. Do you have links to arrests, investigations, complaints to law enforcement or any such?
if you would look at actual market share stats, plenty of other architecture than x86 or x86-64 still have significant chunks.
openbsd exposes bugs when compiling on various architectures, one of the big reasons they do so. Linux continually has alignment security holes (look at the CVE) because it focuses on x86 and x86-64
not poor management at all, the varying architectures with their alignment issues expose bugs, many of them. Did you know projects like Linux have huge alignment bugs that cause major security holes that crop up again and again because they mainly build and test only on x86-32 and x86-64? If you follow the CVE you'd know this.
The power requirements are not astronomical at all, those of us in the business of caring for racked servers in HVAC controlled areas know this.
here's a post from Theo about the power:
"It is not a lot of power; that is a myth.
The power bill is around $1500/month, to run 2.5 racks of equipment with really good air conditioning. Relative to this, 1 full rack in a Calgary datacenter is over $1000/month. Considering this is 2.5 racks the current operation is VERY COST EFFECTIVE RELATIVE TO THE ALTERNATIVES."
-- quoted from here
List: openbsd-misc Subject: Re: Request for Funding our Electricity From: Theo de Raadt Date: 2014-01-18 3:38:05 Message-ID: 201401180338.s0I3c5jF003813 () cvs ! openbsd ! org
Weak? a high school will do well by its students if it focuses on the basics: writing, reading, arithmetic, general science, history, speaking.
There is no need for special computer science or computer use or engineering program. Those with a hunger for such things will get the knowledge themselves. I did.
you're going to do the alarm sound oscillator with your ladder logic? snooze timer and snooze bar? 12 or 24 hour time, a couple alarms,......yes you could but the microcontroller starts looking like a better and more flexible solution.
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that's nonsense, the C specification deliberately leaves many things to implementation, and those things alone create many bugs. but this is what I would expect from ivory tower types who have never done systems programming and have no real world experience
very funny, we could make a list of even worse things, twice as long, about the USA. Maybe you need to get out of the USA.
none of those things you listed are of any relevance to how Snowden will ever be treated.
why shouldn't they use the word, for centuries "booty" has meant things taken by violence or robbery. It comes from the middle low german bute, meaning the sharing of spoils. The slang word for either buttocks or vagina originated with the blacks in the late 1920s, and largely stayed in black culture until very recently.
of course google and amazon work in the realm of "beyond embarassingly parallel" type problems. I guarentee you they are not tracking their money, payroll, etc. with such systems. Note that amazon and google sometimes can't manage the failures either, and they "go down".
uh huh, 50 and married with children. livin' the Al Bundy dream....
, does GNU/Linux have higher i/o and network performance than FreeBSD? more security than OpenBSD? more supported platforms than NetBSD?
GNU/Linux is spiralling off in all manner of directions with upstart vs rc alternatives, syslog-ng vs. rsyslog, desktop wars, virtualization alternatives, etc. etc.
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state space complexity: 10^191
23 out of 28 days
three orders of magnitude added 5 out of 28 days
nothing nuts about it, profits too slim in x86 commodity server market. IBM can focus on consulting, high end enterprise softwares and big iron.
real IT greybeard here, those x86 commodity crap wintel boxes aren't real servers. Let me give you a hint, the world's money and your insurance and stocks are on real big iron, and IBM dominates that market.
other projects just increment numbers without any radical changes. OpenBSD for example just slowly increments by 0.1
do you have any real proof to your assertions other than you unfounded opinions. it is trivial to slander anyone posting as AC. Do you have links to arrests, investigations, complaints to law enforcement or any such?
if you would look at actual market share stats, plenty of other architecture than x86 or x86-64 still have significant chunks.
openbsd exposes bugs when compiling on various architectures, one of the big reasons they do so. Linux continually has alignment security holes (look at the CVE) because it focuses on x86 and x86-64
not poor management at all, the varying architectures with their alignment issues expose bugs, many of them. Did you know projects like Linux have huge alignment bugs that cause major security holes that crop up again and again because they mainly build and test only on x86-32 and x86-64? If you follow the CVE you'd know this.
The power requirements are not astronomical at all, those of us in the business of caring for racked servers in HVAC controlled areas know this.
here's a post from Theo about the power:
"It is not a lot of power; that is a myth.
The power bill is around $1500/month, to run 2.5 racks of equipment
with really good air conditioning. Relative to this, 1 full rack in a
Calgary datacenter is over $1000/month. Considering this is 2.5 racks
the current operation is VERY COST EFFECTIVE RELATIVE TO THE
ALTERNATIVES."
-- quoted from here
List: openbsd-misc
Subject: Re: Request for Funding our Electricity
From: Theo de Raadt
Date: 2014-01-18 3:38:05
Message-ID: 201401180338.s0I3c5jF003813 () cvs ! openbsd ! org
wrong. one machine per architecture? you speak out of ignorance of how the OpenBSD build and test process is done.
any proof that this isn't just someone typing into IRC?
where is the announcement from Theo?
Weak? a high school will do well by its students if it focuses on the basics: writing, reading, arithmetic, general science, history, speaking.
There is no need for special computer science or computer use or engineering program. Those with a hunger for such things will get the knowledge themselves. I did.
terrible news for you that will shatter your world-view: all compilers of any language and of any version have bugs
that sounds like Sicilian New Yorker talk! *BLAM* *BLAM* !
but pizza pi R ! ^2, pizza pi rounded(R)!
and for any questions of self analysis or self criticism: "can the Maker repair what He has made?"
but Lilienfield only had idea, no proof he ever made working device. crystals of the required purity didn't exist.
you're going to do the alarm sound oscillator with your ladder logic? snooze timer and snooze bar? 12 or 24 hour time, a couple alarms, ......yes you could but the microcontroller starts looking like a better and more flexible solution.
I think Leon in "Blade Runner" nailed the proper response to those
i wonder if that's true anymore, little 8 bit microcontrollers with 4kb of flash are less than 50 cents each in bulk
not sure it would be letter x
I'd say i++