cool but there is a mistake, they have Object Pascal in 1985 being a predecessor to Turbo Pascal. Not true, although there was an oo version of Turbo Pascal for which that might be true. TP came out in 1983.
What OpenBSD is doing has worked with other companies. Until someone has hundreds of millions to put into your open source hardware, the OpenBSD's approach has much more likelihood for success useful to other people.
I saw it, or rather, Wonder Woman had hijacked it and I saw her zoom by overhead in seated position. She really shouldn't wear that miniskirt and thong when piloting a craft like that, ran my car into a ditch.
nope, it's sooner: December 21, 2012. Move up your party plans, go out with a bang. Actually, what will happen is the plane of the ecliptic will lie in the galactic plane.
well, the freak show also can happen with spyware and adware from supposedly trusted companies.
By the way, regarding your sig, you also should have mentioned that Khan fucked thousands of woman by the time he fell of that pony. Every thinking geek therefore yearns to be like Gengis Khan.
a tagging system won't do any good with the stupid, juvenile, and meaningless descriptions like the ones we currently see. A useful tag for this article might be "windows+98 linux migration" or similar
I ran my tax software and some of my kid's games on 98 until a few months ago, now I have win 2000 pro under wmware on my linux box. Win 98 booted very fast compared to later MS products, don't see why anyone using it off the internet would need to upgrade.
bad news, cell phone telemarketing is ramping up hugely now that people are able to transfer their land line number over, and telemarketers seem less and less to care about law. Especially since they outsource the calling, try suing or complaining to FTC against someone in Bombay.
good grief, there are other (and better) web frameworks available based on Ruby than ruby on rails; ruby on rails is fun and coding-fast though.
If you check out the comp.lang.ruby threads you'll find that plenty of folks have refactored various benchmarks in the C.L. shootout and been able to improve performance by factors of two to many times, which proves exactly nothing. The benefits of ruby aren't speed of execution. Speed of coding is, most power for the least typing compared to others except ocaml.
no more or less boring than typical linux kernel changelog, minus the very limited hardware issues compared to what Linux has to worry about
IRIX 6.x installs have less complexity than recent redhat or suse distro install if one follows the quick route, Any Unix is going to be a bitch if one goes off the quick install into a custom setup, but that's part of the fun and gives true sys admin a hardon.
legal, pfffft, even sgi sells that stuff on ebay at times. at the moment there's five full sets of 6.5.x on ebay, two of them are 6.5.29, one 6.5.26 and one 6.5.16 and one 6.5.3. Like they're going to hunt us down..
Don't forget apple energy supporting bsd. If someone runs linux on an ibm mainframe, that's happening under z/vm, which is part of the vm/cms family. Also, plenty of money and databases still running there, so yeah it's of interest to an integrator/migrator like myself.
well, there's mighty cool stuff being R&D'd with optical, quantum, biological computing, to say nothing of different digital electronhics such as reversible and spin-bus, so I'd say there's still some chance some major disruptive technology to computing will come.
oh, we should all be sorry for people who chose mvs or vm/cms in the last few decades? SunOS 1.0 was released in 1982, and today we have SunOS 5.10 aka Solaris 10. we'll have to see if there's Linux distros in 24 years before we can really pass judgements on longevity compared to Sun's stuff. BSD is still widely used too, and fifteen or more years older than GNU/Linux distros depending on how you look at things, so I'd say any BSD based stuff has even more safety than Linux (and Linux keeps borrowing good stuff from it and verse vice)
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ah, so if i look at polish porn, I'll get a sztywny-y
cool but there is a mistake, they have Object Pascal in 1985 being a predecessor to Turbo Pascal. Not true, although there was an oo version of Turbo Pascal for which that might be true. TP came out in 1983.
What OpenBSD is doing has worked with other companies. Until someone has hundreds of millions to put into your open source hardware, the OpenBSD's approach has much more likelihood for success useful to other people.
I saw it, or rather, Wonder Woman had hijacked it and I saw her zoom by overhead in seated position. She really shouldn't wear that miniskirt and thong when piloting a craft like that, ran my car into a ditch.
the story is about a turbine and generator(spun by the turbine) together
nope, it's sooner: December 21, 2012. Move up your party plans, go out with a bang. Actually, what will happen is the plane of the ecliptic will lie in the galactic plane.
it's the spammers I fear: get your Penis Enlargement Blastima now!
my company provides "terminals" to banks, you'd be amazed what the "desktop" in a bank could be. OS/2, DOS, windows 3.1....
Hangovers be that which only men who sober themselves get, keep passin the rum, yaarrrrrrrrrrr!
well, the freak show also can happen with spyware and adware from supposedly trusted companies. By the way, regarding your sig, you also should have mentioned that Khan fucked thousands of woman by the time he fell of that pony. Every thinking geek therefore yearns to be like Gengis Khan.
a tagging system won't do any good with the stupid, juvenile, and meaningless descriptions like the ones we currently see. A useful tag for this article might be "windows+98 linux migration" or similar
I ran my tax software and some of my kid's games on 98 until a few months ago, now I have win 2000 pro under wmware on my linux box. Win 98 booted very fast compared to later MS products, don't see why anyone using it off the internet would need to upgrade.
geez, I better turn off the ten year old machines running our company, then.
they do explode and catch fire, but the customer doesn't inform the manufacturor in those cases
bad news, cell phone telemarketing is ramping up hugely now that people are able to transfer their land line number over, and telemarketers seem less and less to care about law. Especially since they outsource the calling, try suing or complaining to FTC against someone in Bombay.
good grief, there are other (and better) web frameworks available based on Ruby than ruby on rails; ruby on rails is fun and coding-fast though. If you check out the comp.lang.ruby threads you'll find that plenty of folks have refactored various benchmarks in the C.L. shootout and been able to improve performance by factors of two to many times, which proves exactly nothing. The benefits of ruby aren't speed of execution. Speed of coding is, most power for the least typing compared to others except ocaml.
no more or less boring than typical linux kernel changelog, minus the very limited hardware issues compared to what Linux has to worry about
IRIX 6.x installs have less complexity than recent redhat or suse distro install if one follows the quick route, Any Unix is going to be a bitch if one goes off the quick install into a custom setup, but that's part of the fun and gives true sys admin a hardon.
bullshit, the bsd license also can be enforced by suing, it too is based on copyright law with the same mechanisms protecting it from violation.
or we'll be running Linux but the honkin' bloated Sun jvm brings our pocket supercomputers to its knees
legal, pfffft, even sgi sells that stuff on ebay at times. at the moment there's five full sets of 6.5.x on ebay, two of them are 6.5.29, one 6.5.26 and one 6.5.16 and one 6.5.3. Like they're going to hunt us down..
Don't forget apple energy supporting bsd. If someone runs linux on an ibm mainframe, that's happening under z/vm, which is part of the vm/cms family. Also, plenty of money and databases still running there, so yeah it's of interest to an integrator/migrator like myself.
well, there's mighty cool stuff being R&D'd with optical, quantum, biological computing, to say nothing of different digital electronhics such as reversible and spin-bus, so I'd say there's still some chance some major disruptive technology to computing will come.
just buy them for dirt on eBay like the rest of us museum-piece SGI owner/operators 8)
oh, we should all be sorry for people who chose mvs or vm/cms in the last few decades? SunOS 1.0 was released in 1982, and today we have SunOS 5.10 aka Solaris 10. we'll have to see if there's Linux distros in 24 years before we can really pass judgements on longevity compared to Sun's stuff. BSD is still widely used too, and fifteen or more years older than GNU/Linux distros depending on how you look at things, so I'd say any BSD based stuff has even more safety than Linux (and Linux keeps borrowing good stuff from it and verse vice)
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