I would think most serious file servers are using 2.4.x kernels; I'm not touching 2.6 for another half a year for server use, though I'll have it on my laptop in a month
hah! you mean eBay should be like the FAILED business models of UBid, etc. which carried the cost of storage & transactions itself? No, eBay would not survive; it is a forum for auctions, and the buyer & seller are responsible for their own ethics. If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
efficiency of a weapon in terms of mass/energy yield? what nonsense. How about a metric of cost to obtain and deploy one versus number of people killed/maimed or value of real estate destroyed? That's the only meaningful efficiency measurement of any weapon.
yup, the 3 tv generation have learned all of lifes problems can be solved by technology in 60 minutes less commercial interruptions & station identification.
for a short time, anyway, until your domain registration, colocation fee, hosting fee or dsl fee doesn't get paid or the disk crap out. Better to burn some cd-r or make some archival prints on occasion and pass them out to friends and relatives who like them
very strange indeed since many of us were doing electronic purchases and donations on BBS systems with our 1200 baud modems a tad bit earlier than 1993
Switched from RedHat 8.0 to SuSE 9.0 for my main home server & also my laptop. Great stuff, all my devices work (DVD, burner, wireless, USB for camera & keychain disk) and it's fine for doing my Ruby, Perl & C/C++ development.
the problems I had was when power interrupted, 90% of the time Reiser is ok but about one time out of ten the filesystem gets hosed beyond repair. SGI's XFS filesystem is journalling but always in consistent state (great for SAN breakaway mirror too); I'll be testing that soon
That's just steps 1-5. Then sell pieces of the Ark on eBay until someone notices enough gopher wood has been sold to build 10 arks (much like Roman Catholics have bought enough pieces of the cross over the last 1500 years to build a four track railroad from Chicago to New Orleans)
There's more to quality than kernel performance. I've had the 2 popular Linux filesystems (reiserFS and ext3) puke on me at various times because the disk isn't always in a consistent state as it is with FFS (which also raises issues with complex SAN operations). Until Linux gets a decent mature nonproprietary filesystem my servers will run BSD.
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it is a wonderful means to push political agendas on the populace by deluded misfits who would otherwise have no access to mainstream society
haha, they didn't buy the Unix source code, they bought the right to license it to third parties & pay Novell 95% of the royalties.
Bugs Bunny's nemesis
oh, you mean like the various MS worms?
I would think most serious file servers are using 2.4.x kernels; I'm not touching 2.6 for another half a year for server use, though I'll have it on my laptop in a month
I've seen a truck that a grizzly have torn the doors off of like they were so much tinfoil. I really don't think they're be scared.....
hah! you mean eBay should be like the FAILED business models of UBid, etc. which carried the cost of storage & transactions itself? No, eBay would not survive; it is a forum for auctions, and the buyer & seller are responsible for their own ethics. If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
you mean, there's no one in this world who's such a deranged whacko he would blow himself up to hurt or kill other people?
efficiency of a weapon in terms of mass /energy yield? what nonsense. How about a metric of cost to obtain and deploy one versus number of people killed/maimed or value of real estate destroyed? That's the only meaningful efficiency measurement of any weapon.
That's not paper, that's vellum (from animal skin). you might get a few hundred years out of the right kind of paper.
It endures, but no one knows how to read it. There's a moral there somewhere....
"I don't want anyone thinking we're robosexuals" -Bender to Fry
yup, the 3 tv generation have learned all of lifes problems can be solved by technology in 60 minutes less commercial interruptions & station identification.
uh, because #1 is real and #2 is wishful thinking?
oh, I'm sure it could go 50 to 100 years just like a modern crappy wood framed house.....
for a short time, anyway, until your domain registration, colocation fee, hosting fee or dsl fee doesn't get paid or the disk crap out. Better to burn some cd-r or make some archival prints on occasion and pass them out to friends and relatives who like them
very strange indeed since many of us were doing electronic purchases and donations on BBS systems with our 1200 baud modems a tad bit earlier than 1993
Soon Open Unix and Unixware will be available there!
my friendly neighborhood bookstore is *owned* by Amazon, you insensitive clod! (www.borders.com)
Switched from RedHat 8.0 to SuSE 9.0 for my main home server & also my laptop. Great stuff, all my devices work (DVD, burner, wireless, USB for camera & keychain disk) and it's fine for doing my Ruby, Perl & C/C++ development.
oh great, I read that aloud & woke Him up. I sure hope He doesn't eat my hea ajs;dlkjfa;lkjfsa;ldjkfsasfkjd; 220 CONNECTION TIMED OUT
bound systems have quantitized energy levels; what if the universe is unbounded, and we avoid conjugate pairs in our choice of measurements?
the problems I had was when power interrupted, 90% of the time Reiser is ok but about one time out of ten the filesystem gets hosed beyond repair. SGI's XFS filesystem is journalling but always in consistent state (great for SAN breakaway mirror too); I'll be testing that soon
That's just steps 1-5. Then sell pieces of the Ark on eBay until someone notices enough gopher wood has been sold to build 10 arks (much like Roman Catholics have bought enough pieces of the cross over the last 1500 years to build a four track railroad from Chicago to New Orleans)
There's more to quality than kernel performance. I've had the 2 popular Linux filesystems (reiserFS and ext3) puke on me at various times because the disk isn't always in a consistent state as it is with FFS (which also raises issues with complex SAN operations). Until Linux gets a decent mature nonproprietary filesystem my servers will run BSD.